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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-02-25
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MAIN ST. OGDEN.
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VII AFsainR ar Texas Saddio right ni homo
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vi put IN any price saddlr nj sanr price.
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stamped. side and square
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Il h ~ ~ Vght riding saddle frutn hl0 To- 500
" ~ ~ nnublo aud Single NigNud. two
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wheel Harness s...................t 900
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nouhln nuEgy and Express fn 60 i0nlO1
.hk'e buRRy aud Express ~ to 700
n Y, nave always on hand nice limo uf huR.
n Iil-' Hnltgrs. Hobbies. Nose haHs. Sweat
Il y " Ncts. Lap Robes. Horae sheets. Col.
& haIA, spurs, hits. lrushca, IN fact every
q N the harness line.
i y also agent for tho genuine J. Il. Hill
II N w H tcam and htiRay harness and collars
n ~, ,atNaye keep on hand Orders by mail
nv and VIII receive prompt attention.
80 :" j. G. READ.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-02-25
EmphatIcalIy Kerrect.

Lazy Joe, an Indian, peeped in to-
day and asked: "You hear'm paper
some smallpox at Butter" and when
answered affirmatively, he added
"IndIan, he no like'm; me no ketch'm,
small pox he no good, heap no good"
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March, sc. closing at e1'sc May. 61's0617sc,
o ass-Reeeipss $1,000 bas exports. 100 bu; rates
&C. 900 bu futures and &c, 600 bu spot. shade
04ec.. 'A'A'1 ''''
Hay steady and in fair request
Hops steady; California. 601212c.
and lower Closing firm. saea III 900 bags Jan
Mare March ssslaszss Ags My
o ass
IL. Csc; December, IL .9O012.1Oc. Sugar rather
90 test: refined firm and in good demand. Molasses
dull, SO test, 23l4c. Rice firm.
Eggs arm and rather quiet; Western. 23ia024lac;
Pork steady and moderately active mess quoted at
$15Dl525 Cutmeats quiet and unchanged. Lard
sae1 azas7 sas qSss
7.S691Ssc; February quoted at 7.67c; June 1850;
Butter quiet and and rather weak; Western, 1e0
34c Cheese firm and quiet; Western, 11Ae OIL aAc.
CHICAGO. Jan. 21.-The usual Saturday quiet
prevailed at the opening of the board to-day though
was stupidity dull from start to finish. May wheat
opened . shade off, at S31sc. There was general
y s s
s3isc Corn was quiet at the sssF but did not a re-
ssHsra 10 yon.es began pcIna up ali the
that offered ound the opening figure, and
this frightened the shorts into covering, and
May was rushed up to 1920 in a very short
time. Corn continued active and firm all
through the session, and there practically
some selling at top figures. May closed at $3.50.
Oats started in with good brisk trade in the May
option, and there advance of A2O 5sc yes
terday's closing prices. The frmness due to
sympathy with the market and liberal buying by
prominent operator. In provisions considerable in
terest manifested. and the feeling frmer in
general way. Speculative offerings were not very
large while the local and outside demand fairly
active. Shorts" purchased moderately. May pork
opened at $l455, advance of 21oc; sold to
$14621201 Ia. 65, reacted to SD. SO, and closed at
S146O. Lard and ribs were moderately active.
May lard sold at 7.621a0 67l2c. and closed at
1850. May ribs sold 777loO7. S212c. and closed
at 7.SOc. The leading futures ranged as follows:
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The Jobbing Trade.
COAL AND COKE.


Block SO. rs y tom Minshall So rs ~ ton; Jack.
son. "a 25 p ton; Pittsburg. Sd so y tom Raymond
City, 50. so ~ TOM Winfrede 81 so y ton; Campbell
City. So. SO y ton; Highland 1926 y ton; Piedmont
and Blossburg, $5 p v ton; Duggar (Peacock) lump.
stove anthracite IS 90 - tom seg and gate .nthra.
cite $775 p ton; gas coke 15c p bu; crushed coke
Ice " bu. All soft COAL nut SIZE SOC y ton less than
the above prices on the quality of lump coal.
CANNED GOODS.
Peaches-Standard, 3-pound, So. 65 03. 90; 3-pound
seconds, So. 90 02.25. MISUNDERSTANDING
2-pound. 81 .2o01 .25 raspberries 2pound. Sl5O
seconds, 2-pound, 81. 20 01.3O; oysters, l.
pound. full weight 95eoSl light, 6507oc; 2-ponnd,
9oc: Lima beans. $3.50 1.65; peas, marrowfat,
$1.1o@ 40; small, 81 5o01.75i Holsters 81. $50
2; red cherries 81. 6o01.75; Strawberries, 81 500
1.60; salmon (fbs), So. 1o0275.
FOREIGN FRUITS
RAsrNs London layer, new. So. OO03. Is y boz,
loose muscatelle. 2-crown. So 2502.4o ~ box; Va.
100 Aspnwsl. si.5oS 600. oransss@Louis nDS
b, Edss box
box; choice; $500; extra fancy. S.. SO; Maiaea
16c- Prupes-Turksh. old. 405c; new 506c
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
APrLEs-s1. 7502.0o per brl, good S2.5oo275;
cholce So. % 03.50.
CRANsEnRIEs-cape Cod, sI2ooeIs.oo y brl;
PoTAroEs-e5c al. 90 , bu.,
osIoss7sa a5ss e r srl; spas sJ !. q 50 ~ bu
brl: Jerseys. $450 $500 v bril-
DRY GOODS
TrcKINas-Amoskeag AGA. ID Isc: Conestoga, BF
15c; Conestoga extra 13iae; Conestoga Gold Medal
estoga x, &c: Pearl River. 12c; Falls OBO. 321ncn
13ls.s Methuen AA 12isc; Oakland A. 7iscs Swift
River, 6lac; York 32-inch. 13isc; York 3o-inch.
BIEAcHrp sHrrrrsas -Biackstons IA &c. Bal
lou 8 Son. 6Ac; Chestnut Hill. &c; Cabot A. 7Ac;
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Elsewhere.


ports Gat.le-ReceiPt: 1000: shipments loo
Market slow common loe lover; steers, $50 stock
$1.7503.1O Texas cattle, $20375.
Hogs--Receipt.. 10000 shipments, 900. Mar
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 1000 shipments.
$4.5O05.12lQs Texans SO "a: lambs, $506.25.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 21.-The Live Stock Indi
SIS Offerings mainly common; best weak to Steady:
common dull and o0 1Oc lower; feeding steers firm
% a sas n ssia 's ssoai.ss 81 500
ESQ; feeding steers 81. 60 %. IS; cows, $13503.
choice strong and Sc higher in some cases
common. steady, but hard to SELL good to choice,
s5.3o05.5o; sommo go to medium. s4-7o05.25;
Sheep-Receipts, 6s5; shipments, 116. Good NUT
tons steady; good to choice. S4o4.5O; common to
EAST LIBERTY. Pa. Jan. 21.-Cattle-Rcceipts
ATS; shipments 200. Nothing doing; all through
to-day.
Hogs-Receipts. $500; shipments. 1900. Market
5.75; mixed $685. $50; Workers.. $5.4005. SO;
common to fair, So. 2O05.3O; pigs, 81 5O05.O0.
shsep-Reoeipss, POO; shipments 400. Market
fair at unchanged prices.
ST. LOUIS Jan. 21.c-cattle-R eceiDts: 200:
grades.
Hogs-Receipts, 800; shipments, 3,4oo. Market
light grades. ordinary to good. 81. IS 05.1o.
Sheep-Receipts. 900; shipments, 400. Market
frm fair to fancy, $3.6o05.1o.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 21.-Cattle = Receipts, So;
shipments, 90. Market was quiet and unchanged.
Sheep-Receipts, 8; shipments, 1884, Market
steady and unchanged. Lambs firm at $3.7506.
Hogs-Market was active and firm; common and
light, $40 5.35; packing and butchers, $5. 80 1855.
Recepts. 1900; shipments. 1900.
BUFFALO. Jan. 2l.-Cattle-Reesipts 1850;
quiet but steady.
Sheep-Recsipts, $500; market frm common to
fair. 1915 O4.5O; good to choice $5. OO05.5O;
ordinary to choice Western lambs $5.OO06.5O.
Hogs-Receipts, s, $780, and firm; light pigs,
SIS. OO05.2O; mixed pigs and light Workers., U.s.. $50
545: selected Workers, So 55 selected medium
weights, $5.6505.75; good to choice heavy, $500
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CONDITION OF THE MARKETS
A Dull Day in Wheat, the Scalpers I'm
proving the Opportunity to Even Up.
Corn Opens Quiet, but Soon Becomes Active,
and Higher Figures Prevail-Oats Active
and Firm-Provisions Firm and Higher.


ymaIi BUSINESS at New York, with q stron z
Tone and Higher Bids for Active Stocks.
NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-Money call was easy
1t 2s03 per cent, the last loan being made at 22s
Slosing offered at 3.
Prime mercantile paper, 512071a per cent.
Sterling exchange was dull but steady and I'M
changed.
The total sales Of stocks to-day 81 SAL shares
including the following: Delaware Lackawanna 81
Western, 3, 122; Delaware g. Hudson. AIS; Louis
vile 81 Nashville. 2.15o; Missouri Pacific, 1886;
Oregon Transcontinental, 1900, Reading. II $40;
Richmond 81 West Point, i, 900; st. Paul, 1856;
Union Pacific, $685. Western Union, 1905.
There very little doing in the stock market this
morning, but exhibited strong tone, and material
advances were established in some stocks by the
transactions. London was moderate buyer, and the
professionals. the expectation of another ia
vorabe bank statement, inclined to cover their
4'shorts," while the trading in the leading
stocks showed evidences of outside support Chicago
in the list was the Southern stocks. Although the
heaviest trading in Reading, most of the interest
moved under tho purchasing by brokers supposed
be acting for the inside interest. After the early
terialy and prices sagzed off small fractions but the
unusually heavy gain in reserves shown by the banks
stimulated buying in the last few minutes, and most
of the list attained the highest figures at the
close. The opening was steady, but prices
Pacific st. Paul and Union Pacific showing the most
activity. The advance eliminated toward o'clock.
ana market became very LedtureleSs,
after the issue Of the bank statement there
newal of the interest and prices again advanced the
xnarket cosr quiet, but firm to strong at about the
best prices reached. Manitoba became feature by
its sharp gain toward noon on the active
dist except Richmond g. West Point is higher, but
advances are confined to fractions only Missouri Pa
efc leading, with gain of q per cent, while Mani.
Eoba rose Ia.
Railroad bonds were again quite active, the bust.
ness of the two hours amounting to S766, 600, and
prices strong throughout, the only special feat
being the sharp advance in Wheeling % Lake Erie
frsts. which gig per cent. higher, at 81. Other
important advances COMPRISE Erie frsts extern died.
to 100; Milwaukee g. Northern skies of 1910, zig,
TO no. and Minneapolis St. Louis frsts, 3, to lilo.
Government bonds were dull and steady.
State bonds were neglected Closing quotations
were:
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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
Yesterdaz's Quotations on Produce at Il
Two Great Commercial Centers.

Yesterda2's Quotations on Produce at the
Two Great Commercial Centers.
NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-Flour-Receipts, 25,1
PACKAGES exports 3,5O6 brls and IL $50 sacks
Moderately active. rather weak Sales. 1s 900 brls
superfne. S2.4503; common to good extra Western
md State S29013.45; good to choice Western and
State, $3.50 as; common to choice white wheat
Western extra, $4.4o646O: fancy white wheat
$4.6505 common TO good extra hio, $2.9Oa5
gommon to choice extra st. Louis 81 90d5; patent
Minnesota extra, good to prime, 81 4oG47o; choice
10 fancy Minnesota, $4.75d5.
Wheat-Receipts, 5000 bu; exports, 1870 bu
sales, 2 lO4 600 bu futures and 81 900 bu spot
options advanced trihe early, afterwards dropped
lea 4e; later rallied L lac and closed steady after
. moderate business. Spot lots quiet, but firmly
aeld. No; 2 spring nominal at 9ll4e; ungraded
red 03a94 Sc; No. red 9oa49I1ac elevator,
e2992lac adoat; No. red nominal at 94c: No
/ white, wholly nominal; No. red, January, 900
DOlac, closing at GOlac; February, 9OlS0 907sc,
closing at 90asc March 9l7s a. 2c. cIosing at 92c;
April a3s closing at 03c; May, 93ia a 937sc, clos
ing at 93ae;. June; 937s 9s4c. closing at 94c;
December. 96iz196&c. closing at 96ase.
Corn-Recepts, SO, 400 bu; exports $50 bui sales
BS4,0O0 bu futures, $1,000 bu spot. Options
advanced 4dasc and spot Il 1a2c, closing very
steady. Trading very slow. Uneraded. 6Oa61l4 c
No. 3. 50lac; steamer 59i2c; No. 2. Gle elevator.
G2la162Ac delivered; No. 2, january. Gle, closing
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
The Trade of the Week Closing To-Day Quite
Satisfactory, with Prices Steady and Firm.

The Trade of the Week Closing To-Day Quite
Satisfactory, with Prices Steady and Firm.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 81.
While the markets cannot be spoken of as active
there is a healthy movement and steady increase
from day to day in the volume of business and the
prompt manner in which the bills of last year have
been settled has or Gated confidence which argues
well for the future of trade. Travelling statesmen
port the country merchants being cheerful and dis
posed to stock up literally in the articles which
with sale at this of the year. Dry goods men
doing good deal in the way of replenishing
stocks, and report considerable inquiry quality
and prices of spring goods. AS there
is little probability of break in prices.
an earlier trade is looked for than usual In all lines
of dry goods there is steady and strong tone to
market as well as West. Grocers are experiencing a
good January trade. large per cent of the retail
purchases to only immediate requirements and
not much influenced or affected by slight ad-
months past except in cofees, there has been a
markaby steady market Druggists are busy, and
in price The hide men are doing good
deal for this of the year. but handle
Their goods on SO small MARGINS that 1t make: them
ket has been looked for but it does not come. While
year. there have been years. they stato that they
made three times as much money on the fewer hides
the -four they manufacture but are doing business on
discouragingly small margins. The output of -four
in 1887 the largest in the history OF Indanapo-
lis mills, yet the millers out with much smaller
surplus the years work than there should be- when
the work done and the risks run are considered The
advance in wheat the last sixty days. however, re-
leved them somewhat, where the millers
had the capital to stock up with early in
the season The produce markets moderately
active. Poultry and butter firm at quotations
Receipts of poultry liberal of butter light. Receipts
of eggs are, WELL light but the is of the
demand. There have been SO many poor eggs sold of
late that buyers have become disguised and purchase
cautiously. Apples. choice, sell at good figures
small and partially decayed fruit is difficult to dis
pose Of Irish and sweet potatoes arriving
freely as before the first of the year. Commission
endeavoring to spring prices, and talk about
81. 25 per bushel for Irish potatoes next month.
The provision market is in such unsettled state
that the less that is said about it the better Nothing
is doing in a wholesale way.
GRAIN.
Wheat is in good request TOR milling purposes,
while there is but light shipping demand. Futures
receive but little attention. The arrivals of have
fallen off considerably the last day two,
quently prices firm. At 9th points the markets
are steady but rather quiet. Oats slowly ai
seemingly being but few buyers, and they have
their immediate wants supplied. Track bids to-day
ruled follows:
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour, quiet and
spring wheat. 76a 077at No. 3 spring wheat, nom
nal; No. red, S30s3l9c; No. 2 corn, 4es4c; No.
oats, 3O03oisc No. 2 rye 63e; No 2 barley, $40
pound 745c; Shortrib sides loose), 1906 trysalted
shoulders tboxedl, 5.900600e; shorrclsar sides
(boxed), 7.9O07.95c.
On the Produce Exchange to-day. the butter market
steady and frm stock light; creamery, % O23c;
dairy, 1714 a 22c; eggs 21O2212c.
Receipts-Flour. Is, 600 brls wheat, $4,000 bu;
corn, rs, 900 bu: oats, 20, 900 Blu; rye, 1000
bu; barley, 10000 bu. Shipments-Flour, IL 900
brs; wheat, 5000 bu; corn 81 900 bu; oats, a.,
600 blu; rye, 900 bu barley % 900 bu.
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Cotton.

NEW YORK. Jan. 21.-C. L. Greene 81 Co. say:
''It has been regular Saturday market and results
are unirnporant. with really features of q sig
riicant character brought out. The q little
slack as rule, with final rates 102 points off, and
matters very dull all around"
LIVERPOOL. Jan. ELECTION quiet and IN
changed; sales 5000 bales including 900 bales for
speculation and export and 6, 500 bales American.
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OIL.

PITTSBURG, Pa, Jan. 21.-Petroleum irregular
and fairly active; National Transit certificates opened
at 91ssc; closed ut 9Olec; highest 93ssc; lowest,
S914c.
CLEVELAND. jan 21.-Petroleum steady; stand
ard white, 110o, 734c.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2I.-Turpentine steady at 41Ia
d41 Sac.
CHARLESTON Jan. 21-Turpentine firm at 39l Lac
bid.
WILMINGTON. Jan 81 -Turpentine firm at sslsc.
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Business of she CIearinr-Houses

BOSTON, Jan. 22.-The following table, compiled
from dispatches to the Post from managers of the
leading clearing houses of the United States shows the
gross exchanges for the week ending Jan. II, 1888,
together with the rates per cent of increase de-
crease, compared with the amounts for the CORE
sr.ondinR week IN 1857:
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LIVE STOCK.

Cattle a Shade Lower and Slow of Sale-Hogs
Active and Slightly Higher
lsDIAsAPoLrs Jan. ri.
CATTLE -Reeeipts 400; shipments, 700. Fair
upply. and the quality q. morally Of and
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Metals.

NEW YORK. Jan. 21.-Copper firm; lake, 1865.
Lead quiet; domestic, Acc. Tin steady; straights,
36a.
ST. LOUIS, JAN 21.-Lead, 475c bid.
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Health is Wealth.

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Of the Brain resulting in insanity md lead-
ing to misery, decay and death. Premature
Old Age, Barrennvss, Loss Of Power in
either sex. Involuntary Losses aud Spec
matorrhea caused ty oyer-exerIirn Of
tie brain, self abuse or over-indulgence.
Each box contains one months treatment.
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WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cure any case. With each order re-
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with $500, we will send the purchaser our
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DRUGGIsT,
SEP l-d-w-ly Durham, NC.
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A Woman,s Discovery.

Another wonderful discovery has
been discovered by u lady in this
county. Disease fastened its clutch
es upon her and for seven years she
withstood its severest tests, but her
vital organs were undermined and
death seemed eminent. For three
months she coughed necessarily and
could not sleep. She bought of us
bottle of DIR Kings New Discovery
for Consumption and was 50 much
relieved ON taking first dose that she
slept all night and with one bottle
has been miraculously cured. Her
pane is Mrs. Luther Lutz." Thus
write W. o. Hamrick Il Co., of Shell
by, N. C-Get a free trial bottle al
Blacknallu's Il Sons. .'..
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Far-Fetched,

The Wilmington Messenger has
seen fit to read Durham very pretty
lecture. 1t looks mighty nice on
paper and at that distance, and in the
absence of the facts in the case
alluded to. We do not impugn the
motives ofthe Messenger in its efforts
to see that mo stain must rest on
the escutcheon of this noble old
State" We shall do the same thing.
At the same time the people of Dur
ham propose to preserve order, and
protect their lives and property.
Self preservation is the first law Of
nature. We shall not discuss the
question with the Messenger. That
paper has answered itself and knock
ed its own arguments down, so far
as Durham is concerned, by stating
in its article that Situated as we are
in localities of large cOlored popula-
tions at the South, where the least
feeling and excitement may at any
moment precipitate riot and blood
lshed between the hot-headed of both
races, the conservators of peace have
to be constantly on the alert to pre-
vent the worst consequences"
| The Durham "conservators o.
peace" have done this and they be
lieved it was their duty to act; the
::acted, and the sdvice and opinion
;of the Messenger in regard to Dur
ham were ill-timed; i'll advised ant
exceedingly far-fetched.
We say it bold and fearlessly, tina
t the man or writer, white or BLACK
or the newspapers that champion
5 the cause Of the fellow Jordan an
; hi. secret modes of stirring up strii
5 and embittering the minds Of on
< class against another, or any othe
white-skir' ed man like him, is n
: true friend of peace, order, 'DurhaI
:. or the State Of North Carolina. Dul
o ham will give every man justice, br
5 she will not tolerate incentives
!. incendiarism, anarchy and commuI
ism.
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stuck up. Always tell HIM that the
price is too much. II don't cost any
Thing to run a paper and ten cents
per hundced lines is about right
and a glittering bonanza to an edi-
tor. If you have sent for the pa
per to be mailed to your address, and
have promised to send the money at
once, don't do it. Sudden shocks,
such as the receiving of money, kill
editors.
Now our good, kind friends who
are so prompt in notpaying see how
it looks from their standpoint. We
trust they will take the hinthere in
tended and give us an opportunity to
say something on the other side o.
the question how it benefits us t
keep the bills paid up promptly.
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THESE ARE INTERESTING.
They Treat of Variety of
Matters.

The Democrats, though losing the
State in the Presidential contest, Sc.
cured majority in both branches of
the Legislature Of Indiana-10 in the
Senate and Is in the House.
All the plans have now been CON
pleted for Empress Elizabeth of
Austrlas visit to Amer,ca. As an
nounced in the World she has been
suffering severely from nervous trou~
bles and her physicians have rec I'M
mended an ocean voyage.
The World says, when Mrs. Agnew
and Miss Dodge were appointed
members of the Board of Education
it was hoped that the pres nc, of
women in the Board wau,d be found
beneficial. 1t is regretted that the
experiment proves something Of a
failure.
Mrs. Frank A. DeGroet, of Mil
berry, Mass, gave birth to four girl
babies lew days ago. Mother and
children are all doing nicely, but tie
father is badly broken up.
There is a man in Hamilton
county Ohio, who has run for 1
county Office twenty-one successiv,
times and b. en- defeated every time
He says it hegins to look q little blue
and that FIVE or six more defeats viii
lead him to pause AID consider.
On last + sster Sunday the wife o
Joseph Berkheimer, OF Osterbprg, Pa
boiled a number Of eggs in water
colOred with pat INT dye. The shell
Of one of the eggs was found to b
broken wheA they were taken from
the water. Joseph Berkheimel
against the warning of his wife, at
the broken egg. He was taken sic
soon afterward. and continued t
gradually waste away Tally unti
from a man weighing nearly Nv
hundred pounds be becime- a mer
skeleton lie died lass Thursda!
His weight at the time of his deaf
was less than seventy pounds.