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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-05-10
Conventions and Cauenses.


The average intelligent voter would
sec no occasion for political work"
in convention ofthe kind held here last
week to choose delegates to help select
delegates to the National convention
or more exactly, perhaps, to 90 through
the form of electing those delegates who
have already been selected. But it was
noticeable that there were in the con
yention large number of delegates
that are candidates for some office or
have some axe to grind, either for
themselves or some other fellow, and
the consequence was that there was con-
siderable wire pulling done.
Fortunately there was no chance 10
do much good or harm by SUCH methods
IN lhat convention, but the movements
there were significant as an indication
of The spirit that is going to animate
the wire pullers this fall, and we take
this occasion to put two classes of peo-
pie on their guard
In the first place let the people, the
taxpayers, the voters, who are sup
posed to choose and elect to office those
whom the majority consider the best
men to 10 the public work, attend The
caucuseS and see to it that they select
men 10 attend the conventions who will
not DO led around by the nose. II a
man will not take pains TO attend Il
caucus, or hasn't backbone enough to
speak his mind when he does attend he
has no business to .kick' if those who
do take an interest, although it may be
selfish interest, succeed in accomplish
ing their purposes
10 candidates for Office and those
who for reasons best known to them
selves are undertaking to engineer the
candidacy of others, we would say that
the very worst thing you can do for
Your own interests, the interests Of your
candidate, or the interests of the Re
publican party in this county, is to try
70 manipulate caueuses and conventions
against the wishes Of the people. One
man who has nothing to do but to
scheme night and day, can sometimes
defeat the wishes OF hundreds of inteli-
get men who have other business to At
tend 10. We give warning to all such
that SO far rs it lies within our power
to accomplish it, all such attempts %
thwart the will of the people shall be
II 2de to work against the perpetra:or
or his candidate. We want harmony
in the party, but not ut the price of
allowing small minority to run it.
Nothing serious has come to light yet,
and there few, reV fer. to whom
these reflections apply, but lest the time
may come when the HERALD may be
accused Of raising row, and its Re
publicanism assailed, we will point out
the course to pursue toinsure harmony:
III 1ic peop'e choose Whoever attempts
- violate that right will himself bs ra-
sponsible for any dissention that may
result, aud whoever wishes to BE- called
good Republican will serve his party
best BY avoiding the Consequences ,aat
VIII follow interference with the peo-
pies rights.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-05-10

To say that the utmost harmony pre-
vailed throughout the First District del
egation TO the convention here last
Thursday would be 10 slightly stretch
the truth. There was an attempt in the
delegation from its chief city to mix oil
and water and they didn't combine
worth cent. They should initiate the
second district where the situation is
better represented by the picture Of q
flock Of sheep following an old bell
we,her.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-05-10
PECULIAR In the combination, pro-

PECULIAR In the combination, pro-
portion, and preparation of its ingredi-
ents, Hoods Sarsaparilla accomplishes
cures where other preparations entirely
fail. Peculiar in its good name at home,
which is a tower of strength abroad,
peculiar in the phenomenal sales it has
attained. Hoods Sarsaparilla is the
most successful me iicine for purifying
the blood, giving strength, and creating
an appetite.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-05-10
THE TRUE METHOD OF cur

THE TRUE METHOD OF curing hab-
itul constipation, and liver aud kidney
ills is to avoid the use of the bitt e
darstic liver medicines and eathartics.
and to take only the pleasant liquid
fruit remedy. Syrup Of Figs. Itcleanses
as well as strengthens the system. and
does not leave the bowels costive, SO
that regular habits may be formed, and
the Invalid permanently restored to
health. II acts promply and effectively;
it is easily taken, aud perfectly haFm-
less. For sale by 4. H. Barber,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-05-10
OF CUBA CITY.
CITY OFF pLATrEyILLE.
covELI's ADDITION TO PLATTEyILLR.

SO IT on side lot2i
40 rs on n end lot
q and all of lot22
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-05-10
FOR sCRoFULA, IMPOVERISHED

FOR SCROFULA, IMPOVERISHED
Blood and General Debility, Scott's
Emulsion Of Pure Cod Liver Oil, with
Hypophosphites has no equal in the whole
realm Of medicine Read the following:
gave one bottle of Scots Emulsion
to my own child for scrofula, and the
effect was marvellous. % F. GRAY,
NJ. D.. Whitehall, Ind 7w4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-05-10

The man who ru!et, his wifes spirit
is a great deal scarcer than he that
taketa city. -riotrnal Of Education
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-05-10
1El|H!gEH? Tax SALE.
OFFICIALLY
STATE OF WISCONSIN, | :.

COUNTY OF GRANT.
TREAsUREE's OFFICE, GIANT Co., Wis.
LANCASTER, April ., 1888.
Notice is hereby given to all whom il may con-
eern that will on the Third Tuesday. being
The 18th Day ofTfay, ISSS.
at the County Treasnrers Office ia Lancaster,
the county seat of said county, between the
hours Of O'Clock a. m. and O'Clock p. IN. Of
said day and the next succeeding days thereafter
sell at public auction so much OF each of the
following described tracts OF land and town,
village and city lets situated in said Grant
County, as may be necessary for the payment OF
taxes. interest costs aud charges thereon for the
year 1887. which may remain due and unpaid on
the third Tuesday of May. 1885,
IABBREvIATIoNs.-e, east; ne, northeast; Sc,
southeast; W. west; NV, northwest; sw south
west; n, north; 5. south, com. commencing; beg
beginning; run, running; &C, acre; Blk, block; IT,
feet; ks links; oh. chains; adm, addition; pit,
part; adj adjoining; ex. except; ind, undivided;
cor, corner; frac. fractional 3D. bounded; tn,
thence
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-05-10

Senator Sawyer has commenced
the construction of a $3.50, 900 residence
on Connecticut Avenue, Washington.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-05-10
OLD SOL S awake!

The sun is shining brightly at last.
and the ladies will now be thinking of
something new wberewith to adorn
themselves. We have the goods for
them We're as wideawke as old Sol is
every bit! And we've laid in such
STOCK of
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-05-10
ToWNa. RANGE2-
TOWN 3. RANGE a-HARRIso,

TOWN 4, RANGE s-ELLENBoRo.
NwL ncA swh -. SeA nwA ....,.... 2!
TOWN S, RANGE 2-LIBERTY.
So sw1A - 23lNw triangle OF WIZ
VIZ ne4 seM .. 90 neA Is a)......., q
W side So sell Nv triangle Sc 4
a)........... 20 nwA "a )......... Y
TOWN G, RANGE 2-FENNIMORE
a in lot 16... i6lNwA swA "
Sea neA ne4 $50. 81
TOWN {, RANGE ., HICKORY GROVE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-05-10
SPRING s SUMMER
DRESS GOODS

as can't fail to meet with the greatest
possible approval OF our many patrons.
Of course we can't enumerate many.
All we can do is to touch the golden
edges here and there.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-05-10
TOWN RANGE 4-wATERLoo
TOWN .. RANGE 4-WATERLoo
TOWN 4. RANGE 4-BEErowN.

&C of end vi! l27i2Sa5 a off e side ne
swi5 sell ........ 10l Il swh ........ 10
Ma sell sell 49,. 10 Ne14 nwH ....... %
Eh sla sell seA. l0INeH neA 49,. S2
Wa SO sch seA 10IW1a neA neA 81
Ne1f neA $500. Is
TOWN 4, RANGE 5-BEEToWN.
Sea sell ......... p lWH swA -. 80. &c
Sell sw4 ......... 26 M sell less ac.. 36
Village of Flora Fountain-Town Range 4.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-05-10
Village of Muscoda.
TOWN. RANCE o-IAMESTnWN

Lots No and -. 1SlSw cor ne4 (a). &c
Sla H1a neh nw14 Sw cor scA swA
and 4 nwA NV Csal -. .....;..-.. 81
Il nell andn1a sw Lot 10 snb'd OF
Il nw14 neI2 ... q lots as per plat. ~
Nyyl VI ID
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Brindley's add to Boscobcl,

Parkers add. to Boscobel.
Lot u and 10 # off Lots II and r.. %
e side ll.........12 Lots and l1..-..23
Seaton's add. to Boscobel
Lots l. ., Is and l6 Lots and sand frac
Lots and b.. lotO.............. ?
Watkins add. to Boscobel.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-05-10
Village of Blue
fIII@EV uI bIuV ItINtI'
Lots and ? .2
Harris add to village of Blue River
rows ,. RANGE a-PoTosT.


Und a. Lot 3...i Lots f.2.34,56.T.
= lot 49,. 6 s. g. 20. II and 1917
Lots and 10 and Lots (, 5. g. and 7iS
81 = and 9. 10 Lots Z, 5, Q. To- IL
Lots ,, g. :, and \ and 12.......... 10
/ g, 70 and r.; y Lot s..-....-..- p
Lots IL and II =. i2 Lots and l2-....-2 IS
Lots !, ,, 5, :, sand
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-05-10
railroad addition to Platteville.
West Platteville

Lots 2, 3, 4........B 16lLots 4, 5, 6,........ c
TOWN 4, RANGE LIMA.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-05-10
Village OF Animation.

Lot f.......... Lots - and 10 j. a
TOWN 8, RANGE 1--WINGVILLE,
Und u ne4 nell 10.Seh nwA ......... u
Sw14 neA lIEa swl4........... II
SIa sell nw14 al
Leadbetters addition to Montfort.
Lot 5........... -. Lot 4..............
TOWN Z, RANGE 1-CASTLE ROCK.
The Progress., 1888-01-21
WANT GOULD RETURNED.

Foreign Bondholders of the Kansas Pa
! cific Appeal to Cleveland for Aid.
NEW YORK, Jan. i 4.-The Tribune pub
fishes the text of letter from Lawyer W.
H. Delancey, who represents the holders
OF the consolidated mortgage bonds OF the
Kansas Pacific railway, to President Cleve-
land. MI. Delancey says he thinks
| the Recommendations of the PaciIc
Railroad Commission as to the terms
which the Government should require
from the Kansas Pacific road for the settle
ment OF the claims against that organza-
! ton are too severe. He says that the trus-
| tees, Jay Gould and Russell Sage, convert
ed SIS, 900, 900 of its securities to their own
use, thereby making the property less
able to meet it's obligations, both to the
Government and holders Of the bonds, and
he thinks the Government should abats it's
| claims somewhat, for time, SO tha5 the
bondhoiders may receive their interest,
pending the outcome ofSproceed ings against
Messrs. Gould and Sage These proceedings,
he says, are delayed by the fact taat
Mr. Gould is beyond the jurisdiction Of
the courts, and that, in the absence of OK
traMition treaties, he can only ba brought
back for trial by Executive request through
diplomatic channels And he informs the
President that formal application for
Gould's rendition viii be made to the De-
| partment of STATE.
The representatives Of the stockholders
/ say that Boss Tweed was brought back to
! justice on a man n-of-war, and Jaw Gould
they insist, is likely to have TO submit 10
the same experience. They aver that
| it is not pleasure trip nor a trip
for his health's sake that has taken him 10
Europe just now. He is afraid Of the law
| and the demands on him for restitution of
property that belongs to other folks, they
contend Mr. Gould's friends refer to this
| letter as a piece OF petty bluff Mr Gould,
| they say, will come back of his own accord
cary in the spring .Gil
The Progress., 1888-01-21
LATER NEWS.

| b g.. 3 s ~ ~ t=gas Z
SUNDAY was the coldest day in Minnesota
10 nine years.
] MITCHELL has secured the Dakota
Territorial fair for 1888. 81 s7H.
THERE are about 1,COO cars of Grain
Estallad in snow onsthe Winona q st. Peter
lroad. .ss s,4
IT is known that one hundred deaths from
| Ereszing have resulted from the wide spread
storm of last week.
ToNs Of outgoing mail matter accumu-
lated at st. Paul during the storm embargo
upon railroad operation. {.
| NEAR FaribauIt, Mimi. on the 18th. q
lmiiE.non's barn burned with ID cows, Q
horses and quantity of feed. Loss So, 800
insurance on stock and barn sS0l. hcen-
diary.
THEEE young married men were Instantly
slHed saturday evening, while crossing the
track Of N. Y. Pa, q o. r. r., in a buggy.
lat Orangeville, Ohio, being struck by q
Ifast passenger train.
Iris reported via Princeton, Mimi, that
q Mile Lacs County Swede Kill ed his wife
and 9. seven children chopping their heads off
Jumped from a window and escaped.
The Minneapolis Northwestern Miller
fsays the flour output last week was 1GS. 400
barrels a sainst $50 for the same time in
1851 I he wheat in store at Minneapolis
Twas !, ,SM, 734 bushels, at Duluth Z, ,646, i71b.
TIE contest raised by Theobe for the seat
| n Congress of Speaker Carlisle has been
Idisposed by the Elections Committee re-
tportlng that Mr. Carlisle is entitled to his
Eseat., There was no negative Yete in the
EComn ttee. 5sT#
Z AT Des Moines, Ia, T. J. Jones and G. s..
tporter, medical students caug ht in robbing
1.-The grave Of Mrs. Clafiin at Mitcheiisyille.
lplead guilty and were fined $50 each and
I sentenced to six months in the Fort Wadi-
son penitentiary.
At farm house near Fargo, Oak, on the
Hath, Ezra Dewitt, wealthy citizen OF
Scranton, Pa, sulcided by hanging. His
}n1ind became unbalanced by the ferocity Of
tattacks made upon his character in q suit
against him involving the little to an addi-
ton to the city Of Fargo.
The Church Of the Redeemer, Universal
list, at Minneapolis, took fire Sunday
| morning from furnace fue and resisting
all efforts the beautiful and costly edifice
Twas burned, only its four walls and spire re-
Imalning. The church was completed in
1876 at the cost of 80,0OO. The insurance
upon building, organ and library is s5l, ,oO,
land this with the walls again suitable for
use will cover the loss. In the struggle with
tthe fire in the intense cold several iremen
We're disabled. III
The =. theme OF the day is the great storm
-. gAHni suay anu = TiQay EIoHOWed by Two
ldays of exceeding cold, the thermometer
lon Sunday showing 40 below zero. "a sum
|mary OF the disaster to human life brought
fnp to the 18th show ed that over 65 persons
lnad been frozen to death, 40 OF the number
I'm Dakota, and many more were ported
las missing, most Of whom in all probability
] must be added to the efrightful death roll.
MANY who were not fatally stricken suffer
LED the loss OF foot, hand or fingers from
t!reezlng Numerous touching recitals Of
ElndIYidual cases would fill q volume and In
Its scope and 6erceness and dire effects tho
storm has no parallel Of record.
The Progress., 1888-01-21
NORTHWEST ITEMS.
Interesting News Compiled from
Many Sources.
LLINOIA.

ILLINOIS.
The Honring mill of Moenning Bros. at
quincy, was destroyed by fire recently at q
less OF S53, coo; insurance, SIG, 600
Ihe Office Of Deputy Surveyor Of Customs
/ at dalena has been abolished by command
OF the Treasury Department.
Rockford had q $65, 600 blaze recently.
When the cooperative furniture factory
was burned to the ground
John Blackmore, one Of the Oldest set
ters IN Northern Illinois, aged eighty three
Years, died the other night in Warren. 10
Daviess County, OF paralysis, and Thomas
Hutledge died ut Heyworth, Mclean Coun-
", aged eighty two years
Jamie Gassoway, eleven years old, son of
Dr. james NJ. Gassoway, of the United
states Marine Hospital Service, stationed at
CaFo, was blown from Lake Shore train
IN Western New York the other day, while
passing between two cars, and Instantly
killed
Inc total amount of money paid for cat
ue received ut the Union Stock Yards III
Calcago during 1887 was about $1OO, ,OOO,-
wy. Fms Tor cattle alone, saying nothing
OF sheep, hogs and horses
The body OF Mrs Sarah Huffman was
found the other morning in an old hut on
zo1iS V4th4A 11i4Ais 4tdO IulieS nOrGQ OF Mar.
shall She had starved to death
The FIRST Baptist Church of Bloomington
celebrated it's dftieth anniversary the other
day.
A Drn binder agent succeeded In
swindling Mr.. Lishness, of Graymont, out
OF $500 few days ago. .=
The, total disbursements from the Chi
cage Pension Office during the past year
were $6, 733, ,50734. The number of pen
sdoneTs on the roll was SO, 500.
Pest-ofhces have been established at Nor
tonvhle, Viii County, and Temple Hill, Pope
County, Ill
Mrs. Mary Swords slipped and fell on a
sidewalk In Nokomis the other night; caus-
ing concussion of the brain, which resulted
In death in O few minutes
A company with ST. .OO0. 900 capital has
been licensed to establish an aquarium and
fish market in Chicago
The annual election of officers for the
Chioago Board of Trade was held recently.
and resulted in the choice Of Charles /.
Hutchinson for president.
The Progress., 1888-01-21
PERSONAL AND PoL1rlcAl.,

: 3
GOVERNOR WEST in his message on the 10th
to the Utah Legislature takes STRONG ground
against polygamv.
At a caucus Of Republicans of the Iowa
Legislature on the 10Th at Des Moines
United States Senator Wilson was nominated
by acclamation to succeed himself .
GOVERNOR LARRABEE, OF Iowa, in his mes
sage to the Legislature on the 10Th says the
good efeots of the Pohiht0ry law are
noticeable all over the State, and he urges
strict enforcement Of the law .
HE Oldest PRIMER In Pennsylvania and a
veteran Of the war Of 1872, James Nc
Dermott died at Washington, in that State,
on the 10Th, aged ninety three years
ELIHU r. JACKSON was inaugurated Gov
ernor Of Maryland on the llth.
zs a THOUSAND or more of the Democratic
politicians Of Indiana met at Indianapolis
on the lltn to confer upon future work.
Resolutions were adopted indorsing the
National and State administrations and Mr.
<OleFeland's recent message, and fayoring
his denomination for the Presidency and
Governor Gray for Vice President
a. + WARBuRTon, tho first ceurt stenoE-
The Progress., 1888-01-21
IOWA.

IOWA.
The infant son of William J. Walker. Of
Sioux City, drank large quantity of CON
centrated lye recently and died soon after
wards
About eleven acres of the leading coal
mine at Altoona on the eastern edge of
Polk County, were flooded with four feet of
water recently. throwing one hundred mon
out Of work.
Daniel Nauman & Co. IS block at Waterloo
was burned the other night, causing loss
of s., 500
For many years an old lady over ninety
years OF age, known as AUNT Kitty" Pender-
CAST lived all alone in a little shanty in an
Isolated portion Of Dubuque. A few nights
ago her home was burned and she persisted
In the flames
Sioux cty's annual 'possurn supper. given
by coIored lady named Auntie Wooden,
took place few evenings ago 81.
Governor Larpabee has reappointed Prof
NJ Stalker as State Veterinarian with the
following deputies: W. B. Miles State Cen.
teri J. A. Campbell, Des Moines; r. AZ.
Nicholson, Sac City; Charles a. Flynn, De-
cofah; n. E Johnson, Red Oak; c. "A. Cary,
Keokuk; John Tillie, Ames
The Dubuque cooperative grocery store
assigned recently. The concern did fair
business, but the profits We're not large
enough to keep it afoat II
So = s.n u.at Instance OF l9ng ana faithful
Ma1aro n1s se. VIZ was 0nab OF 1ns late a. y:
auditor OF Crawford County from 1860
until his death few days ago, period Of
twenty-seven years, or since the county
:" 40 - < an'Hou -.
,l m'r u.Sgpsglea Iv lew uays age mat
~ rIas habind - hi. = - :. ison Soun
tent nf goonnn oun's ~ sne e1-
,phe pn.ra - - = =,
no,,1fr ~ hoo % $780,, ,,ass,,la =. Noouou1y
aa1a 1ig,,a.. 80 ~ .niee Wliole
aart a. comnro,nisa 1nhioh viii DuS .auo
TO run unt5l Mav After that ..e dr.e ataena taem
Vii, 1,a +ta :, aAseL unaI orug stores
leeiJimatelv obtained ~ A-slaoA o'1n 70
An m g, coe.of,,1 ,++a,,,, ~
0t4,,,,.,.r ~ y ss muue near
,,rass %. ~ ~ 80 go. ~ W loD 'ne eS-
cbic.rs R,,rli1,o,+nr = n,,t. :. a.n on 1ne
80. g. = s1..oy 1sani ou.
Low ast,a.aa 49, - shs ooaer
ana tb, wa,,sa,. nata1 g g1n gneoal nane s1c1e
snra,,ee sr 90 600 AosS' spA'',ooo' n n
a,anara1 41'H - =, ~,
Newton the other @ nirht | aasd 81 afahtn @ ~ -
wears - 5 s 81 =
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WISCONSIN.
G. F8Crosby, of Wausau, has been an
pointed municipal Judge Of Marathon Conn.
ty, vice s 81 Alban, resigned ..
Robert Wallace, machine tender In the
Badger Paper Mill at Kaukauna. was
canght in the gearing the other night and
killed.
R A Odell, of Whitehall, has been APP
pointed county judge Of Trempeauleau
County, vice d. Mulligan, resigned
A Council Bluffs check forger. named
Harry Winn, was recently captured in
Nebraska and brought back for trial.
The GAINESVILLE Hospital Association has
been incorporated, with capital stock of
/ 500, GOO.
In the woods north Of Thorp a few days
ago B J. Shipman ran across two large
deer with their horns locked together. in
which position they had evidently been for
several days Cne was dead ana the other
nearly SO.
The Progress., 1888-01-21
There are 446 prisoners at tho State pen-
Hentiary, OF which number twelve are fe-
MICHIGAN.

MICHIGAN.
Mrs Emma Kailam, of D6troit, by mis-
eake swallowed medicine prescribed as
llnlment and died recently.
George Rugh, of Charlotte, committed
suicide The other night with morphine He
had been on spree for over aweek
a workman who fell through hole In a
saw-mil at Grand Rapids and had his hand
cut off by saw in consequence has recoy-
cred SO, 900 damages from the proprietors
Of the mill. i
While three men We're vanishing an iron
beer-vat at Detroit a few days ago the var
nlsh took fire, and before the men were
rescued two of them were fatally burned.
Fifty cords of wood were distributed
among rhe poor of Charlotte recently, and
Congressman Fischer gave two hundred
sacks of -four to the poor OF West Bay City
The Detroit Light Infantry Armory was
partially destroyed by fire the ether even
ing. Loss, $15, 900.
Mrs Fisher, living near Bay City, whose
husband mysteriousiy disappeared. con-
fessed recently that he was murdered by her
paramour, Isaiah Wallace.
Four Of a gang of burglars and cut -throats
We're arrested at Detroit a few days ago on
testimony Of a member of the band
chant at Parma for years, failed recently.
The assets and liabilities would reach $56.-
600 each
Among the marriage licenses recently Is
sued at Grand Rapids was one to John A.
Patterson and Mrs Edith A. Patterson, his
deceased brothers. wife.
Robert Mckinney, of Jackson, was fatally
shot by Jack King in Sioux City, Ia, few
days ago.
Four thieves with wagon raided several
farms In Ecorse, Wayne County, the other
night
Since December z 1896, 900 pounds Of
copper have been shipped from Houghton
to New England and the Atlantic seaboard.
". J. McRoberts, dealer in notions at
Lansing, Elch., is financially embarrassed
His stock is worth S;1 OOO
Prof Vaughn, before the State Board of
Health at Lansing, recently announced tie
satisfactory result of his attempt to pro
duce on an animal disease similar to ty-
phoid fever, by the use of germs found in
water used by typhoid victims