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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-06
Electricity From the Body.

Dir. r. d. Mussey, Professor of SUI,
gerry in Dartmouth College, in the imeri-
can JoarnaI N -Neiicnl .Scicncts for Janu-
AIRY, 1S3S, gives an account of Il Mrs.
B, married lady about thirty years
of age, residing in Grafton County, Ne "
Hampshire, who gave ont sparks and
snaps continuously ior some thirteen
weeks, when this power was entirely lost
and did not return again The dis
covery of this faculty was IL ~rca. SIR
prise to the lady, and subsequently, caused
her some annoyance. Though Mrs.
B--worc a silk dress at the time of
the commencement OF Tie phenomenon,
this was exchanged for cotton and flannel
successfully without affecting the result :;
and the manifestations were found to he
due to the ladys own person, and not to
the clothing OF other conditions. DR..
AIusscy's acfonni is supported also bv DR..
". Hosford, tire lady's family physician.
Phenomena OF this sort, when mani.
tested, do not seem 10 he confined to any
one portion of the human body, though
occasionally localized. A Capuchin friaf
is mentioned by Dr. Schneider, whose
scalp was veritablc reservoir of cleo.
tricity. Whenever nc removed his cowl
n number OF ''shiniag, cracking sparks"
would pass from his bald pate; and this
phenomenon, which was definite and
strong while the monk was in GOOD
health, continued pcrccptiblc after three
weeks lness.-Popular Science .Konthly
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-06
Tie Profit in diamonds.

The biggest profits in the icwclry
business are in diamonds" remarked II
well-known dealer in precious stones to a
friend the other day. ''m no other
branch of the trade are prices kept at
such an inflated figure. No jewclcr will
tell man outside the trade the true value
of stone. He may appraise it at GER
tain figure, with n guarantee to buy it
back at that price any time less small
per cent. They can afford to do that,
for the diamond loses nothing by age,
and tile chances are that the owner of the
stone will not want TO part with it,
Cincinnati ENQUIRER q,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-06
I WILL BE WORTHY OF 1T.

1 r:iay not reach he heights seek,
Ny untricd strength may fail me:
Or, half way up :hc mountain peak.
Fierce tenrssts may assail ne.
But though tina: p;;i-e never gain,
Herein lies confer fer my pain
Twill oe worthy of it.
may not :riump:i in success,
Despi,c niy Cares. la5or;
may no: srasl r-s,i;ts ihat bless
Che efforts o. ;ny ne.snjor,
But though my goal ;,evsr see,
This though: s'i;.l, ;,lwaysdweil with me
Will IL worthy OF it.
The gol!si giory Q, ic,e'> light
Missy aeer :ali o.. ny w"y;
Ny path may always lead through night,
Like some deserted jy-"ay.
Bao vholyi lif,'s ,..a:'.s, ..oy miss.
iA.r, lies t. ;ai.c.ess .'oy II this
"iii y :vo:,hy OF il.
-. i'sc1.s.' !,iicor.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-06

Tho c,r,o,... .,o..!! n.yo. i, ou. or
ooors lane
nv. ,,
the s,:,lcrwp,.n;. M
10 ,.a,,. ., ,. :.,...,a,
,.;, n' WY s'om "'''N' '' '''''''''''''''
"'" = .''9' s''''s me-
~ y SN'.'''' COO - 81" 'i.os' Poi''i'' Oh
All ,n's''o' oc''-'''''o -'-''9'
Nature las irh"" some men tail, and
laHiiiesS mas mtde 'ac'i Sho'''-- h"FFt"5'
60" rec ''SN'
Are the pau -NmcfieAns descendants
OF the original l;mNc" IN leHaierS'-
D'"ssr"te Hreo;t.
fac's are stubborn thi"ss' ahu oiiii'
klns says ms wiic - 81 stAo3orh iNct.-
Detroit frec FTe"-
John-"Elyira. do you love me or is
1t my money! -s-''ir"-''i"hn' love
you both. -Ate'
The pen enables q Young man 10 give
his girl an inkling of his sentiments
""m'"gf0" C"P''"'
New York wu;trr SAYS mis- work re
,,;n1, liz, - ,,. ,.,'.. , !. :;
A'n'' LIN VI 'c' '"'Sr c"S'c' IL IL
A persons words ought to he reason
ably warm when he speaks i'll a muiiled
tone of voice. Bingaaml'ton AemH.
~ Visitor (dcnartinrl-..T There. Bobby
there's cent for You Bobby with
dignity)-''Fanks, l'sc dot one. .
Lyt.
The medicine that will cause "that
tired feeling" to disappear should he very
popular. if II works we'll ON :; loafcr.
""J""e'
There is Il craze for tailor made r;;clcs
among some young women. Even tailor
made young men are in demand. -.M,.-
chant 7Faccler.
..When is a woman not q woman
RlcCorklc?n ..Cau't sax. NIc;racl,l.
When is it!" ''When she is mail
clerk u Time.
The wise King said SEQ In the ant
thou siumrardi" IN Florida. the ant saves
the sluggard the Journey -J,risJno;W.
(FM.) Times Uni,a.
The man You've ,,arpe;, to know 10, well
Would have less c:,,:se to greye
ii lie knew ii was u, good TO tell
he '"'''sS W" "o'' oeiie'e' ,,
First Bicyclist-"Bcen over the old
road, ch? How did Won find the road?'
Second Bicyclist-..Bv falliny off m.
wheel. - Yuakee Biois.
Rororof+ ,,. ,,;y.or;a. .... A.,
1ne,oi'' ,"e n'A'"'"'.,' says ina
kecns his temper.n II certainly will y
LIE keeps thong cnounh. = CAicuyo yLruSd
vhota;lor c.,no. In ,c,,.s,
Ofheing very proud
However mnch he is abused
lie tries 10 suit the crowd
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-06
Magnetized Pipes in nh Artesian Well

On reaching depth of $50 feet the
contractors on IN artcsian well at Cor
dele, Ia, struck what was seemingly n
stratum of quicksand Leaving the
pipes in the well over night, they found
them heavily charged with magnetism
the next morning. The magnetic current
IS SO strong that the power of the engine,
together with all the prizes they have
been able to put on the piping, will not
draw it from the well.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-06

iiy local applications, us they carnot rcacl.
inc uisca'cd portion oi the ear. There il only
onc why u cure Deafness and thni Ii 10y CON
stitniionnl rcncdics. Deafness is caused H.,
IN IT, il;tmcd condition Of the mucous !inin. ui
tho Eustachan Tube. When this tub. gets In
nlincd you have II rumh ing sound or inl,rr-
rect hearing, nisd when II H. entirely clusc,l
ucnincss l. he result, and unlcss the inilnii-
nation can he taken out and this tube restored
tois normal condition, hearing will Ia de-
stroyci forever; niue. cases out uf ten ait
caused 10y cninrrh which is nu;hin,: hut an in.
ilanei condition uf the mucous surfaces.
We VIII give unr Hundred u liars for nny
chsc uf Deafness (cau,cd by Cn,nrrhD that ",
cannot cure hy takin; Halls Cainrrh Care
send for cir uia =. nee.
!. J. tuiNI:y & Co, T".cdr, O.
E2 Sold by druggists. 7ir
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-06
Bridging tile English Channel

A scheme for bridging the English
Channel has actually been discussed by
the Iron and Steel Institute of Great
Britain. The cost is set by the pro-
jectors at $40, 600, 900. The danger to
navigation, aside from any consideration
of cost, is likely to be enough OF an OBJ
lection to prevent the accomplishment of
the project for many years to come.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-06

or health and strength rcnewc: aud OF caqc
and comfort follows the use OF Syrup Of Fi,s
ms 1t acts in harmony with nature To circctuu-
ly cleanse the system when cn,iivc OF bilious
For sale In Zoe aud 81 buito, by all lca,iin 4,
druggists.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-06
Ono Good Turn Deserves Anotbcr.

Fond Wife-lts so kind of Won.
George, to go to the intelligence oilicc
and got cook for mo. You know how
/ dread that ordeal.
Husband thinking of butte less
shirts and holcy stockings)-Well. my
dear, now how are YOU going ,t
pay mo?
Let me see. Cal When You need
typewriter I'll select one for You"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-06

II is not enough ip he ready to 80 where
duty calls. man ghoald STAY around where
lie can hear the cal.--Aoir OiictnS IfcG,r., .
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-06

The Shah of Persia became infatuated
with cape coats while in England and
had large number made of all colors
and from various kinds of material.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-06

II PET We hef CUTE supper. 1
schmclls someding nice, Johann; COOK
in cabbage?" No: hcf dropped ii
match i'll my combings basket dots vat
YOU schmell.'
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-06

Miiions OF women usc nuhhins'a Electric
S.ap daily, and Ray II /. the lest and chcaucst.
III ticy mr. rig!ti. Son uu lat 10 usc it, il
wrong. onr fr;1i"Iy wall show YOU huy "A bur
OF your grocer ami try II nexl Monday.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-06

Patti, the divine singer, receives tho
largest wages ever paid to ar artist, hui
man or divine. She is paid So 500 every
night she sings in the Albert Hall in
London. Even with this and tie ex-
penditure of IS, 900 for each concert, her
managers are abb, to SOW a profit OF
from so, 600 to $4,000 per night. Patti
has earned by her own cxertions more
money than any live women that cvor
lived on the facs Of the Garth. Her TO-
receipts since she b'g,n singing in pub.
lie. 25 years ago, cannot be IN Ich short
of 50, 900. 600, and she has several years
OF profitable farowclling ahea Of her.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-06

Two Egyptian princes, sous Of the khc
dive, are being educated in Vienna.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-06

There is talk of erecting statute of Mrs.
Harriet Reecher Stowe in Hartford
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-06

Virtue wants more admirers. ws,liu,
more supl''icants tr'nh more real tr.ci.ds
and honesty more rraciitiuners.-Ho s'c,
Eui,ni
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-06

DIR. Pierce q l'c!ictts, ono II dose. Cure head
ache, constipation aad indi :estiou.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-06
The beauty that's seen In the faces
OF women whose summer is DER,

OF women whose summer is DER
The nutumn-l like beauty that charms rs
Far more than the boluty of yorc.
hut this beauty Is seen tao rarely The faces
oil most women lose the beauty OF youth too
room Female disorders nrc Ike frOSts which
como To nip the flowers which bctokcn go,,,
health, without which there cuu hc NJ real
beauty II our A9'crican women wouli forti-
~ themselves ng3nst tic approach Of the ter
uei'E DR.. Picrcc.s Favoritc Prescription their
~ looks would b. retained To- sweet old
u q. This remedy ~ u guaranteed cure Tor ali
t-e distressing Weaknesses aud der. ,,gen,c:ts
pccu lar 10 w5Nen.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-06

II afflicted with sore eyes use Dr. Isaac Thu,ti-
sons Eyc-wntcr Druggist sell az 2,c rcr l. ,itlr
The smokers delight Tan.irs runoh.r
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-06

VTFHUH' IHV f-WTHNISF III q 'INriN,
Mild. "unnlc rlima e. certain and abundant
crops. Bees: fruit. grain i:ri n, nnl stoci. COM
try in thc world Full mfunriiun tree. M
dress Oregon !m'pint'n l'u,rd. Portland, one.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-06

! ADY Agents clear goo Weekly selling DIR Ccic.
nTdtt C"fst:S; ~ ~ ne raj terms Exclusive
Territory tnaran,r a. ssmiIc Tree. Army al nnro
iOr tefIIIs LOWE SCH y, Z %. ~ IiIaE.lMn y L
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-06

DALMS Rus. COLLEGE,. philadc.phin ia
l. Scholar ship ana position. 80. Write for circular
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-06

Mrs. Shawbogozic, wife of the Chief
Of the Chippewa Indians, il over 100
years old.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-04-27
Observation-Disclosures NEWS
A Chapter of 0ffenses That Have Met,
and Are Likely to Meet Punishment.
Heavy and Light Sentences for Manslaughter
Fire Bugs at Columbus-Criminal As
saults-A Large Assortment of Felonies.
INDINAA.
Arrest Of . Female Physician at Peru Who
Is Charged with q Grave Onense.

Arrest Of q Female Physician at Peru Who
Is Charged with q Grave Ofense.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
PERU, April 26.-Mrs. Doctor Clara Tay-
Tor practicing lady physician of this city,
was arrested late this evening and lodged
in Jail in default of $4,000 bail, charged
with involuntary manslaughter on the per-
son of Ella Heyer, of Wabash, and who
died Sunday last from criminal malpractice.
Before dying the girl made statement to
the effect that she had visited the doctor
here. Since then officials from Wabash
county have been in the city securing evi-
dence sufficient to warrant her arrest when
was only made this evening The doctor
admitted her avocation and even showed
instruments connected Herewith. but dis
avOws completely in this case. The evil
dence secured was, however. sufficient to
have her bound over. Mrs. Tay lor is noted
as the daughter who complied last fall
with the wishes of her mother, who, when
dying. requested her hands. feet and heart
be removed and taken to France for burial:
She has the above articles in pickle and
was closing up her business preparatory to
leaving. which however is now indefinitely
postponed. Her preliminary hearing oc-
ours Monday
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-04-27

ST.. LOUIS. April 26.-It is announced that
what has for a long time been a series of
rumors on one hand and denials on the
other has taken q definite shape; that it
can be stated truly that all the beer-brew-
ers of st. Louis and East st. Louis, except
ing the Anheuser-B Busch Company and w.
j. Lemp, have practically formed a CONSOLE
dation of their properties, and that they will
be run under one management. There are
eighteen breweries concerned in the move
ment, representing an investment of about
S5.0O0,000. Stocks and bonds to the amount
of 100000 will be issued, each company
or firm receiving the full value of its prop
erty in each. and the remainder will be sold
by subscription. the proceeds to be used in
enlarging the principal breweries and i'm
proving the plants of the others. The
organization is not to be trust in any
sense, but simply a business plan to i'm
prove the properties and increase the pro-
ductive power of all. There will be no ad-
vance in the price of beer or shutting down
of breweries, but on the contrary special
efforts will be made to build up and in
crease outside shipping trade as much as
possible.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-04-27
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

Governor Beaver, of Pennsylvania, has
signed the bill making Sept. 1. known as
Labor day, legal holiday in that State.
George Breen, tOll-gate keeper about two
shot, Thursday afternoon, by Shed Cottre1l
during dispute about the payment of toll.
One freight train ran into another during
fog, yesterday, on the Pennsylvania rail-
road, near Trenton, n. j., and William A.
Hefton, of Philadelphia, passenger in the
cabOose, was killed.
The New York Legislature yesterday
rushed through. and the Governor signed,
a bill making Wednesday of next week n
legal holiday in the city of New York and
Brooklyn. Tuesday has already been de-
clared holiday.
Fred Ryers, the champion poolplayer of
Buffalo, and well-knOwn sport. died yes
found unconscious. outside a joint kept by
two Cinnamon. who have been arrested
pending an investigation of the case.
A Mrs. Flossie De Marco, aged eighteen,
shot herself dead last night. at New York,
owing to dependency at her childiess con-
ditiOn. She was married at Argyle, Wis,
fifteen months ago. to railroad contract
OF. The husband tried to commit suicide
on learning of her death.
Near Gary, ID. T., yesterday, w. G. Duck,
farmer, met with terrible death. He
was driving team of oxen. and fell under
tDC IoIICi was uSlhe, oCihS oiohC-
the roller was pulled over him, causing his
death instantly. The oxen went on alone
to the house. Search revealed the fate of
the farmer.
The Probate Court at Kalamazoo, Mich,
yesterday denied the petition of Theodore
and Fred Brett of Chicago, for the removal
of +. NJ. Clark, of Kalamazoo, as guardian
of little Freida Brett. recently abducted
from Albany, N. Y. An appeal was taken
by the complainants The girl has prop
erty worth $4,000.
A Brooklyn police officer on Thursday
night found a man locked up in a freight
car on the Long Island railroad, in East
New York. The car was one of the Gin
| cinnati, Hamilton e. Dayton cars, and the
man said he had got in there last Saturday
at Dayton. o., had been without food or
water ever since, and was nearly starved
| to death.
| At meeting of the Portland Me-, Board
| of Trade, yesterday. resolutions were
| adopted protesting against any legislation
| which will deprive citizens of facilities of
transportation of merchandise over Can
| adian lines between the Atlantic and the
| West. A committee was appointed to meet
| Senator Cullom's committee in New York,
| May l. and make proper representations to
| prevent recommendation to Congress OF
any measure tending to interrupt the pres
| ent commercial relations with Canada.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-04-27
Anti-.JeAuit Agitation.

MONTREAL. April 26.-The anti-Jesuit
meeting, held last night in Queens Hall.
was in session until midnight. The whole
question was considered in all its bearings,
and the action of the Dominion govern
ment. as well as that of the Provincial
Legislature. was freely and fearlessly dis
cussed. The impression seemed to be that
a crisis was at hand, and that it became
the Anglo-Saxons in Canada to be up and
doing. and prepared for the blow which. it
was felt, must come. Mr.. Charlton, MEM
Der of Parliament, said he had every re-
spect for French Canadians, but that there
was no hope of preserving intact the French
state of affairs continued. the Church of
Rome would soon possess two thirds of the
estate of the province. He also referred to
the condition of affairs in the United states,
and compared the progress made in the
State of Ohio with that made in the prov
ince of Quebec, whose advance. he said. was
being retarded by the Church of Rome.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-04-27
Minor Notes,

G. B. Leonard, who resides near Darling
ton, is reported to be one of the claimants
to a large estate at Newark, N. j.
A Boone county jury gave the plaintiff a
verdict of 1000 in the SANDER suit of ThOs.
w. Cecil vs. Elias +. Post, venued from
this county.
Thomas Galloway, one of Jefferson coun-
tvs oldest and most prominent citizens,
died yesterday afternoon from heart dis
ease, aged eighty years.
Mr.. Thomas Ochiltree died at his home in
Glenwood yesterday. Mr.. Ochiltree was
seventy years old. and was one of the first
settlers of Rush county.
A mail pouch, thrown from a south bound
mail train on the L.. n. 4 e. c. railway, fell
under the wheels at Lafayette Wednesday
last and was cut to pieces.
A premature explosion at Coxville, near
Brazil. yesterday, injured four miners, VIM.
Morrison, James Melville, Philip Schouse
and William Jenkins, seriously but not
fatally.
The Hornung brewery at New Albany is
to be sold, the court having refused a re-
uuest of its late owners creditors to have
his administrator operate it until the stock
ON hand was worked up.
Lebanon High-school commencement ex-
ercises were held in the opera-hOuse in that
city last Wednesday evening The gradu-
ates Were Bert Garner, Resa Sims, Hattie
Cochran, and Mabel Abbott.
Hon. NJ. q. Stannard has purchased fine
farm on the Knobs near New Albany, and
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-04-27
THE FIRE RECORD.
Narrow Escape of Children in a Burning
Convent-The Building Destroyed.

Narrow Escape of Children In a Burning
Convent-The Building Destroyed.
LITTLE FALLS, MIMI, April 26-SoOn
after IL o'clock last night one of the sisters
in the Belle Prairie Convent was awakened
by smoke. She discovered that the south
part of the convent was ablaze. The in
mates of the building were Immediately
aroused, and with difficulty all were saved.
The sisters in the convent, four in number.
have been conducting a children's school
for several years. and there were twenty
four of the little ones asleep in the build
ing at the time the fire broke out. When
the fire was discovered it was too late to
stop it, and there was barely time to
awaken the children and get them out of
the building. In some cases the fire had
reached the sleeping ones before the Occu-
pants were awake. None of the clothing of
the children was saved, and people from
this city have been contributing to-day to
their relief The building and contents,
which were completely destroyed, were
valued at over SIC. 600 and there was only
$1,000 insurance. The fire started in the
southeast corner. near the chapel. The &C
cupants of the house say there had been no
fire in that part Of the building for months,
from which it appears that it must have
been the work of an incendiary.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-04-27

will have planted on it 5000 peach-trees.
Peach culture has become one of the lead
ing industries of Floyd county.
Mrs. w. G. Carr, Of Charlottesville. sur
prised a negro thief in her residence with
her pocket-bOok IN his hand. He snapped
a revolver at her, but il missed fire, and
she held to him until she recovered her
Edgar Williams, Clark county school
teacher, tried for assault in failing to pro-
tect girl pupil, whose face was being
blacked with SCOT by other scholars. has
been temporarily relieved by the failure OF
the jury to agree.
w. j. Murphy, son of Francis Murphy.
has secured 500 blue-ribbon signers at Bra
zll The meetings are held in Music III ELL,
having become too large for the churches,
and the prospect of a union of temperance
workers there is good.
Brazil Republicans have nominated for
councllmen X. ). Stewart, ID. w. Wenright
and jeff Baughman. The convention for
nominating city officers will be held next
Thursday night. The Democrats will hold
convention next Wednesday night.
John l.. p. McCane. the oldest man in
clark county, died at Charlestown Thursday
hunted with Daniel Boone; fought at Tip
pecanOe and the battle of the Thames; saw
Iecumseh fall, and made boots for William
Henry Harrison.
In the. drawing for places at DePauw
University commencement, the successful
seniors were Z. G. Spencer, Z. l. Antrim, M.
u. Frazier, f. A. Fisk, j. Fl. Wilkinson,
Miss Mira Baker J. +. Clearwaters, Miss
Sevilla Cleveland. s. HI. Davis. G. c. Dick.
Five additional members of the class will
be given places by the faculty.
The eighteenth annual meeting of the
Woman's Presbyterian Board of Missions,
which adjourned yesterday at Fl. Wayne.
reports receints at $50 OQ7 TX Of which all
has been expended save S30O.S5 In cash.
with S94S. 40 stock of publications ON hand.
Lincoln, Neb., was selected as the next
place of meeting Mrs. Benjamin Doug
lass, of Chicago. was continued as presi-
dent. and the other officers include Mrs. G.
b. Farwell, of Chicago, treasurer; Mrs. w.
b. Jacobs, of Chicago, secretary, and
among the .vice-presidents is numbered
Mrs. Benjamin Harrison, who sent a letter
returning thanks for her election as life
member of the board. There are sixty
nine missionaries now under care, not in.
Guiding those recently appointed.