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Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-24

~ AZ tuio OA4Ct uiIlh Il ClOCh n On
MONDAY, NOVEMBER Is. 1888,
To furnish STATIONERY AND BLANK BOOKS
in accordance with schedules which will be
furnished upon application by the Secretary of
the state Board of Examiners
SAMPLES OF EACH ARTICLE bid on must
accompany each proposal, except where so
stated III the schedule. Where sample can not
be sent, minute description ofthe article, or the
standard or copy rightei name must be used
Where standard or copyrighted name is used
to describe an article in the schedule, the
GENUINE ARTICLE is meant, and bids on
no others viii be received.
The proposals mu be Tor the delivery Of the
stationery and Blank Books bid on at the office
OF the Secretary of State, in such quantities
more or less than the schedule names, and al
such times between the first day of December,
lSSS, and the first day of December, 1890, as the
Secretary of Sta.e may direct.
Each bid must be accompanied b. a certified
check on some bank of good Standing drawn
to the order of the Secretary of the State Board
OF Examiners, for a sum equal to % per cent of
the amount of the bid, which check VIII be
check accompanies shall be accepted aud the
ter into n contract aud execute q satisfactory
bond for the faithful performance OF the con-
tract awarded TO him.
The Board of Examiners reserves the right to
reject all bids if deemed too high
AL bids mus be directed 10 the undersigned, !,
indorsed, Proposals for Stationery ard Blank
Books" 5. 7. MASLIN,
Secretary Of the State Board of Examiners
IA Nn.itt
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REAL ESTATE, ETC.
DESIRABLE BUILDING I0TS,

IN VIEW OF THE INCREASED PRICE OF
1 desirable building lots in Sacramento we have
come to the conclusion that lots will have to be
made smaller in order to come within the reach
OF men OF moderate means. Acting upon this
we recently subdivided that beautiful lot on the
SOUTHEAST CORNER SIXTEENTH AND K
SIREEIs into four lots, and have sold three
within week, We still hsve one lot left front
ing 80 feet on X street and 50 feet deep. which
we oher Tor the low price of s l,25C.
We have now subdivlded tbs dc irable lot,
izOxi6e on the SOUTHWEST CORNER OF e
AND NINETEEN III STREETS, INTO i've lots "a
follows:
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SORT OF EUO-DOoED.
Americans Said 20 Have Inhusnca Over
Muriainh hara.,s King.

BERI. y, October 23d.-The Ne,rSte NachrichteT
OF Munich publishes sensational art Gle in re-
lation to the Wurtemberg Court scandals It de
nounces the fayor.tism shown by the King OF
Wu1temberg 20 three Americans, who. II SAYS
by means OF spirituslism, have gained an enor
nous influence over the ;nvalid monarch which
they are using for blacsmailing purposes. II
says that one OF them, who was formerly Sec
retary in the American Legation at Stuttgart
has recently been elnobisd.
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T AND FOR SALE, WITH IMPROVEMENTS
IL Five to ten acres, near the city, 500 per
acre, on easy terms. inquire of CARL STROBEL,
32l street. o1l-12t*
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TIE DOVE OF PEACE.
Russiss's Military slovelnents No Cans,

hUssi's7s N AfIlafy aaoVeintnts No C2usf
for Present Alarm.
BERLIN, Oc.ober 23d.-The Post says there i.
no reason for alarm over the reported pIepara.
tions for the transfer of Russian troops towards
the Austrian and German frontiers. 1t asserts
that the russian Government had decided upon
these movements last spring.
The Itdlso says the probability of Russian war
ike action towards the West is entirely out OF
the question, in view of the present general
European situation. Russia's relations with
Germany have continued 10 be of a satisfactory
nature since the Emperors recent visit TO 81
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xEFANTED--A kSMITH: EIGHT
W ranch hands: 2 man and wife; q cheese
maker; cooks and walters Female-Th1ec girls
for nice families; 10 girls for homework ard
waiting. Apply 70 EMPLOYMENT OFFICE,
Fourth aGd X stress, Saers IccIio y
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Coal Aginsrs' Strike In srriau.

LONDON, October 23d-Several thousand
yorkshire miners have gone on strike, and 1t
is expected that many others will ioin The strike
tomorrow and Thursday. Coal has advanced
from thirty to forty per cent in price during
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For Tired Brain Use Horsford's q cid
Phosphate.

DR.. o. C. Stout, Syracuse, n. y saws: 81
gave it to one patient who was unable to
transact the mos: ordinary business, be-
cause his brain was tired and confused
upon The least mental exertion. Immediate
benefit and ultimate recovery followed"
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SITANTED-A YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A
w situation as waitress in restaurant, or to
do upstairs work in private family or hotel
Address Cos @ street. o24-3ta
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CALIFORNIA eVENINC

ESALE-FOUR FINE GARBAGE HORSES;
I also one acre lot, with good house and barn,
in The center ofthe town OF Oakdale. Inquire OF
J. Il. EOISON. 81 j street s Q.ffilai
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wANTED-LOST-FOUND.

CTRAYED FROM NEAR ANTELOPE a
- SorIel Horse, with white stripe in face and
barb-wire cut on i side of right fore foot; about
10 years of age. Finder viii be rewarded on re-
turning to lumt er yard Twelfth anG streets.
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FOR = ti.st-clsss Car7-ias;a or buggy 20
to HAREY BERNa8D'5, sixth and SIS. tt
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NEW ADVERTIs EMENT5.

'ie bssrgiaee ;e Caisaia % rave '.:p-o,,ine S-
= :. .s:-5arn r css, .so ~. .sas5g.4.sna9.e.sA
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VsT ANTED NAN WITH FAMILY TO GO on
w ranch on rhree-yeaT lease. One who has
mad experience III vineyard and growing alfalfa
preferred. The location IS the healthicst in ne
State. Inquire at this oGCC. ClO-tf
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"Groyer Cieye;and has done more
TO advance the cause OF free trade
than any Prime Minister OF England
has ever London Spectator.
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: yvoddIpr Abandore,,
4 Dozen I.ishmen Laid

Vienna, October 23d.-The Free Pess saws:
The ldee of a marriage between Prince Alex
9nder, OF BaItenberg, and Princess Victoria,
sister OF the German Emperor, has been
aband0ued - ~
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John s5ltal, Asssyer and Chemist, cerpnF
Seventeenth and streets, Ais, buys gold. Z
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FOR SALE.


81, ,SOO,-Good dwelling, five rcou,s and bass>
ment; lot 4oxl60; street. Twenty fourth aud
Twenty fifth.
Sc, oOo.--Two-gtory frame dwelling. saveo
rooms, closets, bathroom, etc.; good stabIa
on premises; lot 30xlfc 2 street. betyTees
Fourteenth and Fifteenth.
So, ,SCO.-Good business property, ren,n
for s52 per month
500 PER ACRE.-Fine farming land
hye miles from city limits on good county
FARM TO LET.-lO0 acres. haIEr,i1e from
the town of Lincoln, Placer COUNTY. ara
under cultivation; good house, barn etc:
VIII lease for $500 year; on easy terms
~ we offer several excellent bsrc,aias
TO parties wanting tn invest. Give us q call.
We'll & JOHN SON,
Real Estate and Insurance AGENTS.
&92 j street. Sacramento. TAI.
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Why is stick of candy like race
horse? The more you lick ii the faster it
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-24
ParneIl,a I.iher sui.

DUBLIN, October 23d.-Twelve men were To-
day sentenced TO six mOnths a. hard labor in
wicklow jail Tor c0nspirng to compel farmer
TO leave his fatm.
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FOR Rum IN LIBERTY.
The Pope Gives 100000 to HeIp Suppress
the Slave Trade.

VVPy'.'I Io1o' % u't !I0T7'a Ssoc9dlcI Ifess.
ROME October 23d.-The Pope, in contribut
ing $4,000 to the anti-slavery movement, has
written to Cardinal Layigerie in terms of praise
and encouragement of the scheme, in which he
is commissioned by the Pope to invite the Co
operation of EuroDe
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FIRST ANNIVERSARY, DRILL led Ball

OF THE ITALIAN NJ. S. BERsAGLIERI so.
~ eiety, No. 3, will be held at Armory Hall,
TUESDAY EVENING, October 80, 1855. The
Hu Sar Band will furnish music Tickejs, ad
mitting gentleman and lady, 80 cents Tickets
VIII be sold at the door OF Ct
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PROPOSALS S
INVITED FOR
Furnishing EaOd and Coal for ihe
Stats Capitol
MoNDAY, NovEMETR 1o. lss

| OFFICE OF TIE STATE EoARD OF EXAMINERS
SACRAMENTO, October Is, 1883. I
| CtKALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
y az this Office ulltil u o'clnck M ON
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EDINBURGH October 2Sd.-The action for libel
BY tarneli in the Scotch Courts against the
London Times opened to-day. The days busi-
ness was limited to the adjustment OF the plead
ings.
Another Ocean Palace.
LcNDoS, October 23d.-The Inman line steamer
City OF Paris, a sis. er-ship to the CITY of New
York, was launched to-day
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-24
An Orapgs-seciali.t Riot in Iceland.

DUBLIN, October 23d.-A riot broke out at
Moy to day between Orangemen and Socialists.
mob with bayonets. Several policemen were
injured by stones thrown by the rioters.
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seriors Charge Again.t a Minister.

BERLIN. October 23d.-The Post charges that
NJ. Ulsoif, the Russian Minister at brussels
forged the letter alleged to have been written
BY Prince Ferdinand, of Bulgaria, to the Gar.
and which caused the Cars suspicion thai
Prince Bismarck had untriendly designs upon
Russia.
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Nineteenth street.

Il street is and always will he the most de
slrable residence street in Sacramento.
Hss- The above lois viii be sold on easv terms.
4. LEOkiRD & son, Real Estate Agents,
1913 Forth street rqn,erto
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PROPOSALS
INVITED FOR
Furnishing Stationery and
Blank Books.
MONDAY. NOVEMBER Is. 1873.

| OFFICE OF THE STATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS.
| SACRAMENTO, October 18, 1855.
| = EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
y at this Office until u o oclOck ". on
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| s{f ANIED-A MAN TO TAKE AND DRIVE
~ an express rig On shares. Address EX-
| PRESS, this office. o243t#
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS. 4

@- FOR INFORMATION IN REGARD
TO LANDS IN NORTHERN AND CEN
TRAL CALIFORNIA, THE " RECORD
UNION' RECOMMENDS THE FOLL0K-
ING as BEING RESPONSIBLE AND
RELIABLE REAL ESTATE FIRMS lS
THEIR RESPECTIVE LOCALITIES.
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LIE ROMAN D'UNJEUNE
HOMME PAUVRE,
PAR
Octave Feui11Qt.
de rAcademie Franeaise.
iS,lite.J

ne vous cacherai pas que vous deves
vous armer de courage pour l'apprer
DIRE !; mais il est dams mes habitudes
de proceder avec methode. Ce fut
monsieur, en- rann6e 1920, que Mile
[ ouise- Helene Dugald Delatouchs
d'ErouviIIe fut recherchee en- ma.
riage par Charles Christian Odiot,
marquis de Champsey d'Hauterive
lnvesti par une sorte de tradition
seculaire de la direction dss inte-
rets de la famille Dugald Delatou-
che, EN- outre des longtemps pres
de la ieuns heritiere de cette mai
son sur le pied dune familiarit6
respectueuse, je 6us employer tous
les arguments de la raison, pour
combattre le penchant dc son ceur
ct la detourner de cette funeste
alliance. Je dis funeste alliance.
non pas que la fortune de NJ. de
'hampsey, malgre quelques hypo.
iequeo don't ellie etait grevee dies
cette epoqup, ne fit egale a cello
de Mile Delatouche: mais je con.
nalssais le caractere ct le tempela.
ment. hereditaires en- quelque sorte,
de NJ. de Ohampsey. Sous les de-
hor> sednisants ct chevaleresares
qnl lie distinguaient CONNIE tons
ceux de sa maison, j'apercevais
clairement Eirreflexion obstinee.
Fincurable leserete, la fureur de
plaisir, ct finalsmeut rimplacable
e.eisWe.
Monsieur, ai-je interrompu
brusquement, la memoire de mon
pere m'est sacree, ct j'entends qu'.
ellie lie soft a tous ceux qui parlent
de mon pere devant moi.
Monsieur, a repris le vi+illarl
avec upe emotion soudaine ct VIC.
lente, je respecte ce sentiment;
mais, Ell parlant de votre pere, TAI
grand peine a oublier que je parle
de Phomms qui tue votre mere,
nne enfant heroique, uns sainte, un
ange!
Je metals leve fort asite. NJ.
Laubepin qui ava;t;fait quelques pas
l travers la cha andre, ma saisi le
bras.-Pardon, jeune homme, ma.
til dit; mais j'aimais votre mere.
10 l'ai pleuree. Veuil!ez me par.
1onner.-Puis, Sc replacant devant
a chemiuee:--Je reprsuds, a-t-il
.joute du ton solonnel qui lui est
j'aus l'honneur ct le cha
grin de rediger le con:rat de ma.
:iage de madame votre mere. Nal
gre mon insistance, 10 regime dotal
svait etc eca1te, OF CO ne fat pas
'ans de grands efforts que je rar-
Wins 4 introduire dams ractc une
clause protectrice qui declarait ina.
i6nable, sans la volonte legalement
de madame votre mere,
III tiers environ de ses apports i'm
Vaine pr<caution, mon
'ieur le marquis, ct jo pourrais dine
)r6cautiOn cruelle dune amitie mal
uspiree, car cette clause tatale no
it que preparer Z cello don't ellie
lsvait sauvegarder le repos ses
'lus insupportables tourmsnts.-|
'entends ces luttes, ces querelles,
:es violences don't recho dut frap-
Der vos oreilles plus dune fois, ct |
lans lesquelles on arrachait lam
,eaux par lambeaux ! vetre NAL
mere le dernier heritage. !
e pain de ses enfants!
Monsieur, je vous en- prie!
-Je m'incline, monsieur le mar i
luis. .Jo no parIeral que du pre- |
ent. A peine hsuor6 do votro |
mon premier devoir, |
monsieur, eta,t de vous engsger &
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pdfu Outf1Seanto pour la memOlre
de mon pere, ct j'ai dt my refaser
! N. Laubepin, apres m'avoir lance
un de ces regards inquisiteurs qui
lui sont familiers, a repris :-Vous
nignorez pas apparemment, mon
sieur, que, faute d'avoir use de Get.
te faculte legaIe, vous demeurez
passible des charges de la Success
sion, lors meme que ces charges en-
excederaient Ia valeur. Or TAI ac-
tuellement le devoir penible de
vous apprendre, monsieur le mar.
quls, que ce cas- est precisemcnt
celui qui Sc presente dams respece.
CONNIE vous lie verrez dams ce dos.
sler, il est parfaitement constant
qu'apres la vente de votre hotel 4
des conditions inesperees, vous ct
mademoiselle votre snur res,erez
encore redevables envers les cream.
clers de monsieur votre pere dune
somme de guaranteeing mile
francs.
Je suis demeure veritable.ent
atterre a cette uouvelle, qui depas.
salt mes plus facheuses apprehen-
sions. Pendant une minute. TAI
pr6t6 une attention hebetee au
brult monotone de la pendule, sur
laquelle je tixais un cell sans regard.
-Maintenant, repris NJ. Laub6
pin apres un silence, lie moment est
venu de vous dire, monsieur lie mar
quis, que madame votre mere, ell
provision des eve ntualites qui sc
realisent maiheureusement aujour-
dhui, ma remis Ell depot quelques
bU0ux don't la valeur est estimee a
c;nquante mile francs environ.
Pour empecher que ce.te fable
somme, votre unique resource de-
sormais, ne passe aux mains des
creanciers de la succession. nous
pouvons user, Je crois, du subter-
fuge legal que je vais avoir l'hon-
neur de vOus soumettre.
-Mais celia est tout d fait inutile,
monsieur. Je suis trop heureux
de pouvoir, a Paide de Get appoint
inattendu, solder integralement les
dettes de mon pere, ct je vous prie
raj de le consacrer a Get emploi.
NJ. Lanb6pin s'est legerenent
incline.-Soi,, a.til dit: lnais il
n'est impossible de ne pas vous
faire observer, monsieur ls mar.
quis, qu'une fois ce prelevement
oper6 sur le depot qui est dams mes
mains, il ne vous res,era pour toute
fortune, q Mile Helene ct a vous,
qn'uue somme de quatre a cinq
mile llvres, laquslle, au taux actuel
de rargent, vOus donncra un reve-
nu de deux cent vingt ciuq francs.
Ceci pose, monsieur IL marquis,
quill me soft permis de vous de.
mander, a titrs contidentiel, amical
at respectueux, Vi vous avsz avis6
4 qrelques moyens d'assurer votre
existence ct celle dc votre Sour ct
pupille, ct qoeIs sont vos projects 7
-Je men al plus aucun, monsieur,
jc vous l'avoue. Tous ceux que
j'avais formes cont inconciliables
avec le d6ndment absolu OH je me
trouve rebuilt. 81 j'6tais seul au
monde, je me ferais soldat; mails
j'ai ma Sour, ct je ne puis souffrir
la penses de vOir II pauvre enfant
reduite au travail ct aux privations.
Ellie est heureuse dams son convent;
ellie est assez jeuue pour y demeu.
rer quelques ann6es encore. JAG
cepterais du meilieur de mon cBur
toute occupation qui me permet-.
trait, en- mo r6duisant m0i-meme !
la plus etroite, de ga.
gner chaqus aimee IL prix de Ia
pension de ma sour, ct de lui
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TH1BODAUX, line, SAMEDI, MAI 26, 1883.
devez pas penser, monsieur le mar.
quis, . entrer q votre age dams la

quis, = entrer a votre age dams |;
lente fliere des administration.
publiques ct des fonctions officiel
les. II vous faudrait un emplo
qui vOus assurat des le debut cine
ou six mile francs de revenu an
nuel. Je dois vous dire que, dams
Petat de notre organisation sociale,
il he snffit nullement davancer la
main pour trOuver ce dcsiderutum.
Heureusement j'ai 4 vous commu.
nlquer quelques propositions vous
concernant qui sont de nature 4
modifier des a present, ct sans
grand effort, votre situation.-Les
yeux de NJ. Laubepin Sc sont atta>
ches sur noi avec une attention
plus penetrante que jamais, ct il a
continue En- premier lieu, mon
sieur le marquis, je serai pres de
vous Porganc dun speculateur ha-
bile, richie ct influeDt;. ce person.
mage a concu pidee dune enterprise
considerable, don't la nature vous
sera expliquee ciapres, ct qui ne
peut reussir que par 10 concours
particulier de la classe aristocrati-
que de ce pays. II peuse qu'un
nom ancien ct illustre CONNIE le
votre, monsieur le marquis, figlrant
parmi ceux des membreS fOndateurs
de Pentreprise, aurait pour eftet de
lui gagner des sympathies dams les
rangs du public special auquel le
doit etre adresse. En-
vue de Get avantage, IL vous offre
dabord ce qu'on nomme commune.
ment une prime, c'est,a-dire une
d'actions d titre gratuit.
don't la valeur, estimee des ce mo.
ment a dix mile francs, serait vrai-
sem blablement triplec par le sue
ces de Foperation- En- outre.
-Tenez-vous-en la, monsieur;
lie telles ignom:nies he valent pas
la peine que >ous prenez de les
Jai VII briller soudain rnil du
sieilard sous ses epais sourcis,
81 une etincelle sen fut de.
tachee. Un fable sourlre a d6ten-
Ia les pills rigides de son visage.-|
81 la proposition nc vous plait pas,
le marquis, a.t.il dit en-
grasseyant, ellie ne me plsit pas
plus qua vous. Toutefois TAI cru
levoir vous la soumettre. En- voici
'ne autre qui vous sourira peut.
tire advantage, ct qui de fait est
plus avenante. Je compte, mon.
'ieur, au nombre de mes plus an
liens clients On commercant homo.
able qui s'est retire des affaires
lepuis peu de temps, ct qui jouit
lesormais pa!siblement, aupres |
Pune file unique ct consequent.
nent adoree, dune aurea mediocri.
as que j'evalue a vingt-cinq mile
lvres de revenu. LIE hasard vOn-
ut, il y a trois jours, que Ia file de
nou client fit informee de votre
ituation: j'ai cru voir, j'ai meme
u m'assurer, pour tout dire, que
'onfant, laquelle d'aillears est agre
'ble q voir ct pourvue de qualities
stimables, n'h6siterait pas nn in.
taut 4 accepter de votrs main le
tire de marqulse de Champssy.
% pSre consent, ct je n'attends;
u'uu mot de vous, monsieur le
marquis, pour voos dire le nom ct
= demeure do cette famille lin.
6ressaHte.
Monsieur, ceci me determine
out 4 fait: Je quitterai des demain
n titre qui dams ma situation est
ct qul on 0utre semble
evoir m'exposer aux plus misera-
les enterprises dc l'intrigpp. LIE
0m 0riginaire 1e ma fami,le est
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La suite aM prOcAais mMmero.
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NOCvEAUX ARRANGEMENTS

ar. Thomas AlSerti pr6vient ses amis
svoyageurs quil Went de fsire dc nou
.s.:t s.ax arrangements qui lui permettrOnt de
ssasnare tout ceux Qui vOudrent lhenu0-
nr deleur con6ance
Aepss atoute heure de Ia lourn6e ct su
AZ .sole dh6te 4 10 heures du natin lpoas
TSsner ct heares du soir pour direr.
S.s"ores commodes ct bien g4rnieo
PRIX MODEREES.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-02-22
Sympathy Between Twins.

Tifin CO., special to the Cincinnati
Commercial Gazette: A very strange
and remarkable illustration of the mys-
ferrous bond of union and sympathy
which exists between twins has been
brought to light here within the past
few days. Charles Foncannon, aged %,
got his arm in the planter at the churn
factory, and 1t was ground to pulp at the
elbow. At the exact time that this hap
pened, 2:45 P. NJ, his twin sister, living
over mile away, suddenly cried out in
great agony, saying that there was fear
full pain in her arm. She suffered SO in
for, and soon after he arrived three
other physicians arrived, bringing
her brother, whose arm they proceeded
to amputate at once. When the sister
had first been taken with the pain, she
had cried out: ''Oh, Charley is hurt
While the arm of her brother was being
amputated, the sister. who was kept in
another part of the house and did not
know what was going on, suffered terri
bly, and screamed with agony. It was
necessary to give her an injection of
morphine In the arm to quiet her. Since
then, whenever the brother is unusually
restless or suffers much, so the sister
suffers in a similar degree, and it is
feared that her arm will have to- be am
putated By inquiry We learned that
two years ago, while the brother was
away from home, he had his nose bro
ken, and at the same time of day the
sister complained of great pain in her
nose, and within an hour it had swollen
alarmingly, and it was necessary to sum-
mon a physician. Every fact in this case
is known to be true, and it is puzzllng
the physicians greatly.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-02-22

Childers, La Crosse; Frederick Wlsurger,
Madison; August Frehlich, Sheboygan;
Edwin B. Parson, Milwaukee; Nicholas
Huss, Milwaukee; William Salmon
Readstown; Julius A Murray deceased
Shawano; Calvin Blood, Ogdensburg;
Charles Lind, Hillsborough; Nels Bryu-
gelson, Drywood; Samuel G. Moore,
Centralia; Palmer Van Voras, Tomah;
Hugh Owens, La Crosse; John knauf,
Stevens Point; Patrick O'Brien, Winnie
come; Charles Krakofsky, rford J;
Philip Fischer, Glenbeulah; George La
bord, Tustin; William Bishop, kllbourn
City; Eberhard Traneble, National MIL
waukee Home; John Hager, Maiden
Rock; Isaac Garthwaite, Lancaster 1Hf:l !;
Patrick Moloney, BROWNSVILLE William
H. Holford, Bloomington Henry B..
BENEFIT, Kilhourne City; Henry kessler
Fountain City; Joshua B. Mccoy, Pral-
RE du Sac; Henry sherwood, Stevens
Point; Enoch Lee, North Bend; James
w. Shanks, Strong's Prairie; Anton
Mas, Sheboygan; John Mccormick,
Winnebago; Emery Newkirk, Houston;
Alkaline S., widow of Levi n. lounge,
Hillsborough; John G. Johnson, Mount
Horeb; Margaret, widow of Joseph
Lintz, Menasha; Samuel Morris, Scan
dinavia; Marcus NickersOn, Seneca; Ava
u. BENJAMIN, Tomah; James j. Eali,
Oconomowoc; Adolph Stahlman, ELK
Mound; Lyman Leach, Tomah; James
A. Fisher, Oakfield; Michael Manner,
Mather; Jacob Klein, GAINESVILLE: Amos
Hazen, Mt. Hope; Horace H. Hackett,
Shopiere; VIM. II. Nottleton, North
ern Branch; Leonard L. Lancaster, Eau
Claire; John Brady, Cazenovia; Abram
Heath, Sparta; Clovis L. Besett, Ledge
vile; Charles Milde, National Military
Home; J. Vankirk, Sparta; Martin q.
Greasy Plainfeld; John Studers, Mil
waukee; Geo. w. Solomon, Hirsey; Her
man Lupinski, Sheboygan; Joseph Xii
mer, Loyal; William J. Hampton, Nor
ley; John J. Taylor, Valley; Henry Mar
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