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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-02-21

Maisons B louer 3 bon marcbe
dams les diverses parties de la
Vile. z. DEMEULFs.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-02-21

Un loup a etc tue vendredl der.
nier pres du lac Calhoun.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-02-21
ftho lie l'9afat,
MINNEAPOLIS, 81 FEvRIER 1889.

Faute d'espace, nous n'avons pu
commencer q publier la liste dea
retardataires, mails nous ny man
querons pas Is samaine prochal
ne.
Avis auy ~int6ress6s.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-02-21

A6nd'6viter toutes omissions qui
pourraient Sc glisser dams l'admi'
n~istration de rECHo DE L'OUEsT,
nous pablierons chaque mois les
MONS des souscrlpteurs qui auront
pave leur Announcement.
Ceux qui auraient pave, ct don't
les noms ne paraitraient pas sont
prizes de nous en- avertir.
Recus du Is Janvier au Is F6-
vrier.
F. X. A Bourrassa, st-Joh1, Oak. $50
N. p. Whiting, cite, l.5O
! P. Leclair, Lake Crystal, Mimi. 200
T. Lepage, cite, l.5o
DR. Marchand, St Paul, MINI; l.50
EIzear Cyr, Red Lake Falls, Mimi. $50
f. Dubuque, Snohomish, Wash. T. l.50
0. B. Hamelln, Braluerd, MINI. $50
A. peincenne. Duluth, MINI. rs
NJ. Ch~vrette, ! 80
A Prud'homme, Cloquet, MINI. l.5O
n. Lucier, Walhalla, Oak. l 50
L.. P. Balnvjlle, Ashland, Wis. rs
F. Logelin, St-Bonifacius, Mimi. 200
Madame Morrison, cite. $50
Joseph E. Santerre, Wadena, MINI. $50
Alexis Roy, Cite, 100
WIN Waite. Wallace, Wis. 1.50
EusIbe Boldnc, cite, sc
Joseph Duraud, IS
F. x Crepeau. 100
Pierre Bougie, 10
Paul Jasmin, Wanemaka, Nevada, 1.5o
Honore Michaud, Duluth, MINI. so
Francis Sirol, 10
John Bouffard, Glendlve, Mon. $50
Louis Raiche, cite, 90
Auguste Leblanc, Dayton, MINI. 3.25
Marcel Guimont, cite, 2 so
Anne Lemay, Centrevllle, Mimi. 800
Alfred J. MenarI, cite, 800
10 eph Pi'on, Duluth, Mimi. l.50
A. E. GagnOn, cite, 10
Isai Gervais, CISCO, MINI. 1.60
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-02-21
ARGENT A PREFER.

Sur vos m%ontres, diamands, che
veaux, v%oitures, meubles GU toute
autre bonnie %securite, sans d6pla~
cement ct a DIES termes favorahles.
j. FL. PoTTLE
525-2nd Ave South
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-02-21
LIE GUIDE DE G

LIE GUIDE DE L'ACHE.
RA TEUR parait lie premier
VA Mars ct lie premier Septem-
ia @ bre de chaque aimee. C'est
-@ une sorte d'eucyclopedie
~ d'jnformations utlles pour
tous ceux aui achetent ce qui est neces-
saire d la vie. Nous pouyons vous vetir,
ct vous fournir de tout ce qul est indis-
pensable au supertlus pour promenade en-
voiture GU a pieds, dance, sommeil ,nour.
.rl,ure, peche, chase, travail, pour aller a
pGglise on roster 4 la ma son, celia en-
tons genre ct dams tous les prix.
Pensez a ce quill est necessaire de falre
pour ayoir teutes ces chooses comfortable
ment ct yons aurez alors une juste idee
de la valeur du GUIDE DE L'ACHE-
TEUR, que nous vous adresserons au
rec de 10 cents en- ti.nbres-post 8.
MONTGOM ARY WARD Il Gle,
lll-114 Michigan Avenue, Chicago, III.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-02-21
DULUTH.

Plus de 200 personnes assiste-
ront a Washington q inauguration
du President Harrison.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-02-21

Avis AUX int6ress6s.
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A Race War.

fre was bloody riot between Hun
p and colored men working in De
Is brlckyard; at Jones Point, near
Fstraw, n. Y. -Four Hungarians were
|one Is dead, another is dying. The
|S started by the Huns trying to drown
pred man. A friend name Morton
his revolver and fired seven shots.
|'he light became general and knives
fohes were freely used. Officers from
straw visited the place and arrested
the ring-lcaders. But the trouble has
ped Sheriff shankey has been sent
,he Hungarians will not allow the
men to go to work. They have driv-
~ from the banks. The negroes out
Pr the whites four to one.
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PROMINENT PEOPLE.

KING HUaBEET is something of n wit.
POPE LEO XIII. is in precarious health.
Tue Rev. DR.. Talmagc plays the banjo.
TUE Marquis Of Ely was the first noble
man To- be Crcmatcd
GENERAL SHERMAN's mail is large enough
each day 10 fill "A bushe basket.
JAY GOULD is said TO be in better health
than he has been in fourteen years.
Ben BUTLER's portrait is 10 be hung in the
State Capitol Of New Hampshire.
TscIuGORIS the chess champion. was born
at st. Petersburg, in Russia, in 1850.
HENRY GEORGE was elected honary Pres-
dent of the Agrarian Congress at Paris.
The oldest living peer is Lord Teynham
who has just completed his ninety first year
SECRETARY NOBLE will probably remain
in Washington greater part of the sum
mer.
KAID MCLEAN, n Scotchman, is Comman-
der-in-Chief of the army Of the Sultan OF
Morocco.
AGRICuLTURAL SECRETARY RUsK is writ.
ing book on the common diseases of horses
and cattle.
SmJULIAN PAuNcEForE the new British
Minister, has made n good impression in
Washington,
Mr.. PARSELL has been denied the liberty
of the city in Edinburgh on the occasion Of
his visit in July.
KING kALAKAUA Of Hawaii has succeeded
in borrowing 500 TO defray the expenses
of IA visit 10 Paris.
1T is said that John Brights papers will he
withheld from publication during the life
time of Queen Victoria.
LOUIS kossuTH, the Hungarian patriot
has improved so much in health shat he is
expected 10 live several years longer.
InrfE A A.rnN- IVnrp Eprp tb. man, Nf;n;.
ter 10 the United States from Sweden and
Norway, is u remarkable shot with revol-
Yer.
1T appears that the name of the now ia
nous inventor of the great tower has only
been Eiffel since 1880 Before that time Il
was Bonickhausen.
In weeks travel over considerable terri.
tory Gladstone, who Is nearly eighty years
old, made a dozen speeches and returned
home none the worse for wear.
GERONIMO the swarthy old savage who
was captured in Arizona a few years ago,
and IL now confined ON reservation in Flor
ida, has learned % play cottage organ.
THE oldest Catholic priest in this country
is said 10 be Rev Peter Hayermans of Troy,
n. Y, who has Just celebrated the sixtieth
anniversary of his ordination as n priest.
THE Shah of Persia has discarded the
beautiful headdress with the aigrette OF dia-
monds, which he wore on his former visit to
London, and now sports an ungainly plug"
hat
Mr.. BRUSH, who was the pioneer In arc
electric lights, was a reporter on "A Cleveland
newspaper at Sl5 week less than fifteen
years ago. He still lives in Cleveland where
ho owns a million dollar house.
THE Sultan of Turkey viii hereafter keep
cool while sitting In state, as system Of fans
worked by aiaft from the rear can be set In
motion when he desires. The power behind
tho throne will be muscular Turk who
turns the crank
Of tho North AmsSican RerietC, Is the son.
in-law OF e1-Mayor Cooper, OF New York.
Ne is thirty seven years OF age, and gets his
title OF General from having been Paymaster.
GenAral Of New York in 1885.
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A Big sun Sp Jt.

huge sun spot, comparable in magnitude
some OF the great spots ssen five or six
} ago, is now visible on tho solar disk,
the New York Sun. A good eye shoul
PIE 20 see it with the aid of smoke
! It is fully thr diameter OF tho
across, and somewhat irregular in out
Along the edges OF the dark central
p the familiar tongus.shap,i proj c.
\ OF Philosophers fame eau be seen. The
+ ape Of the spot is such as to remind
Pb'erver that the mysterious commotion
! affects the surface OF the sJlar globe,
Ping maximum oncs in every eleven
is about to m ,uifes, itself again after
nl years OF comparative rspos,.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-06-27
American Social Tyranny,

The social demand is that each one
shall suppress his individual will or
opinion and conform TO the social usagcs
Of his set. If they drink. he must
drink iothey gamble, he must gamble
II they smoke, he must smoke; if thoy
eat late suppers he must eat late sup.
pcrs. Whatever the vices of society
are, he must indulge in his full share
of them or be ostracized and called u
fool. This sort of tyranny is written
large all over American society. Dos
ton Herald.
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Short Smiles,

SUSAN says dynamite bomb is nothing
compared TO green apple. The one N
instantaneous "curlup;' the other la' all
night long.
PAT O'FLAHERTY said that his wife was
very rngratcful, for when l married her
she hadn't rag TO her back, and now she's
covered with EN-"
"ALAsl" sighed Jenkinson; "alasl TO
think that /, who am such lover OF
nature, should discover after my marriage
that am indissolubly welded TO nrt!"
"ALL alone. my dear child2 I'm afraid
that husband of yours ncglccts you terribly.
He's always at the club when call" ayes,
mamma, but he S at home at other times. .
"YEs," said Miss Penn. "I rejected Mr..
Hogg. Nice fellow, but / couldnt have
the announcement of my marriage appear
in the papers under the head line of liogg-
Penn"
"Dos'T be fool, my dearl" demonstrated
n husband 10 his wife, who was letting her
jaw swing loose in the breeze. II won't,
Mr.. Fits, won't" she answered; "peoplo
wouldn't know us apart If didl" lie wen,
straight TO his club.
At an evening party lady wns called
upon for n song, aud began. "Ill strike
again my tuneful Tyre Her husband was
observed to dodge suddenly md start hur-
isdly from the room, remarlSing, "Not If
know II, she won't"
A SICK little girl. who had closely noted
the conduct of her physician, said to her
brother: "Why does the Doctor always
smell his cane when hc comes TO see me?'
"Oh!" exclaimed the wicked boy, che is
probably making the diagnose, sis
"WTLI, my man.. said II military doctor
to n patient who had been on "low diet" foi
long time, show are Nou?' much bet. d.
ter, sir Gould you eat small chicken
to-day "1hat | could. sir" what
would Vol like it stuffed wth?' please,
your honor" replied the hungry patient,
II wodld like 1t stuffed with another
chicken"
"GENTLEMEN of the jury said n Bel.
fast lawyer, what kind of swearing has
been done in this cnse2 Here we have u
physician. n man who, from his high and
noble calling, should be regarded as ono
who would scorn to stain his soul with per-
jury, or be guilty of giving uttcruucc to mn
untruth. But what did he testify, gentle
menp | put the question to him plainly,
az you all heard-Where WIS this man
stnbbed2 And what was his repy2 I'm
blushingly, his features as cool aud placid
MS though cut from marble, he replied that
he wns stabbed an inch and half TO tho
left of the medal line. aud about an inch
above the umbilicus and vet we hayo
proved, by three unimpeachnblc Witnesses,
that he was stabbed just below the railway
station"
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BOATING PARTY DROWNED,
Four Persons Drawn Over a Dam In
tho Schuylkill.

Sunday afternoon two young gentlemen
accompanied by two y jung ladies, all proba.
bly, under - years of age, engaged a row
boat at one Of the boat>hous y on the Schuy,>
kill river in Fairmount Pork a1d started ut
fora afternoons pleasure They venturoi too
close to FAirmount dam, and owing to q
break in the crest OF this structure, which
caused an unusually large Aow OF water, their
boat was drawn over aud all four Of the oc,
cipants were drowned. Tho bottles of the
two females were recovered, but not identi.
fled. The bodies of the two men hnvs not
get been found and nothing can bo learned
which would establish their identity
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-06-27
BURNED HTS WEALTH.
A Dying Man Consigus to the Flames
A3O. 900 In Grcenbacks and bonds.

YoV,VOO W oFtcUDnchsu uuu oOuus
William J. Hilton, a wealthy and miserly
old merchant ofFranklin, KY, who Is thought
10 be on his death bel, gr ped out Of his bed,
which is situsted In the back part Of the store,
and went into the store He was followed by
an old negro man, his attendant, who he or
dered to take certain nail>keg and put IL
on the fire in his TO nm. The keg was headed
up at both ends and he told the negro that It
had few nails in IL aud some old papers, a
will among other things, that he wished to
destroy. The negro did as directed, little
dreaming that he was consigning to the
fiimes about $50 900 in gresnba,ks aud Gov
ernmeut bonds. But such was tho case. Soon
after the act was done gentleman went in
and seeing large pile of burnt nails in the
fireplace, and what seemed to be the smok,
Jog remains OF burnt papers, and suspicion,
ing that all was not right, began to make on
examination OF the ashes, and found what to
the naked eye was plainly viible, a hugo
mass OF burned greenbacks and Government
4 per cent. bonds.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-06-27

=, III there are times In life that try IN, n souis.
Their are also times that try womcn's souls
As womans organization in general is more
uelcstc tnaD mans so she has special func.
uons OF far moic delicate character which
render her much morc liable to arrangement
an9 dlsea-e, and which require much more
5hlltul anu careful treatment No class ~
diseases test n physicinns Ak m or n mod 'cine's
Smcacy more severely than Female Diseases
10 ,ienlclnc has ever proved moro successful
W W tne cure or sucn diseases than Pc-ru-na. IN
that most trying Of periods. which every mid
uIe-Akcu woman must ass through. pe-ru-na
mas proved a uo boon 60 the sox. =" had been
:. smith, OF llallsvillc, Ps.'I had z ven up ali
nope when commenced taking pe-tu-na and
Man,a-lin. Now am as well as ever In my
me.| htgnlate The Towels with Mnn.a-lin.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-06-27
A Piccc nfIIcr Mind.

a lady correspondent has this to SAY:
II want to give n piece of my mind To a cor,
tain class who object to Advertising, when ii
costs them anything this won't cost them n
cent suffered living death for nearly t,y,
years with headaches, backachc, In pain stand.
ingor walking, WAS being literally dragged out
Of existence my misery increased by d Juggling.
AZ astin dcspair.l Commi ted the sin Of trying
an ndvet tiscd medicine, Dr. piorco's Fay0rit,
Prescription, and IL restored nae tO the blessed
nces OF sound health. | honor tho ph, sician
VINO, when he knows hc can cure has the
moral courage To advertise the net" The
medicine mentioned Is guaranteed to cure those
dtlica 0 diseases IGcuiiar to females. Read
printed guarantee on bottlo-wrap,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-06-27
lie Did Not Comply with the REQUEST.

Some time ago, when gentleman OF
Bucksport, Me-, was married. he tool,
his bridS on visit to her people nj
Ellsworth. In the afternoon he had
pottcd a little nephew and showed him
his false teeth, with which the little
fellow was much amused. I'm the
evening when the company was assem-
bled the conversation Jagged, and
some one said "What shall we du
next" The little 10y spoke up and
said: "Show 'em your false teeth,
Uncle Al!H
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-06-27

For seven long years | ,trug led away
farming, running n mill Sc, until was for
innateiy introduced 10 u. II. Johnson Il Co.,
work at once, and In seren months had made
more clear money than ] had made in the
,even years before. They took mc right by the
hhnd from The start and seemed 10 be very
Klah OF the chance To show me how Ia do It,"
Ihls IL about what young man said year OF
10 ago OF tho above mentioned firm. Since
that time he has been steadily at work for
them, and 10 now one OF the happiest men in
America. IL you need emp 0yment, II would
be good thing for you to follow this young
mans g. annie
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-06-27
Prohibition at Johnstown.

uen' Ju ige X. c. Johnst1n has ad>
an orier 10 General His.ings closing
pons In the valley. The order is as
A Ia vsw of tho present state o.
ln'ohn''o 'n All is vicinity it is or
na' ~ intoxic 'ting liquors be sol in
ouSh OF Johns,own aud tho aljoin.
kkoushs or townships for the present AMI
'S order be revoked. A refusal 10
WIN this order shall DO deemed suffi.
round Tor revoc,tion of license as we'll
u'a' OF license in the future by tho
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-06-27
Open Them ON s.,a.vs

ovsme ent in London to have the Mu-
art galleries AMI public libraries
% the public on Sundays, is Rapidly
ground Many petitions numerous,
nave been sent to Parliam.nt, and
'n' London County Council, has
~ majority, decided To petition Par,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-06-27
ANOTHER WET DAY.
Rhode Island Vote. to Repeal tho
Prohibition Clause.

The necessary threc-ilfths vote TO annu
the rSisting prjhiuitory amendment il tn,
state constitution was polled With tbous ind4
OF ballots in excess Of the requ red number
In Proyidence at tho Gloss of the pol the
vote stood: For the amendment, II $50
against, 2.0l6 Newport-For amendment,
2,l2l against, 3G1.
Total voti Of tate: For annulment, - Az
against, 9,Sj!; majority in excss OF ncces
sary thre. .>fttbs, 5,Ijl. /, lsSs, WHOM the
amendment wasa lop,ei, tie woe, which wa,
about IA % smaller, stoo : Approve, 10 ll3;
reject, $3.50. The vots will be officially
counted onor befo o July 10, aud will De un-
nounce by proclamation ON or before Ju y
20.
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FOREIGNERS SHUT our
pes and Huns Discharged by tn,
Wilkesbarre Coal Comp my.

Wilkesbarre Coal Comp my.
lhe ma agement of ths Nottingham Col.
b, Of the Lehigh e. Wilkesbarre Goa.
bpanS, have discharged all the Poand>
|anl Hungar ans employed in the mine, to
humber OF nearly 800. A motto, was also
! ed that in future none but L isl sh
&kiug and experienced men would be .n-
lei.
his is the first case of this kind on rec lrd
fmpl yment OF foreigners who will work
IS wages than the Enplish-speaking men
y generally encouraged. Ignorance aud
lessness of the foreigners is believed
Be cause o; this step, two accilonts, each
ping the death of thres men, having hop.
ad IN the last two weeks
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-06-27

The Modoc Indians were o ice savagc
fighters. During the past '.Ohcn ycnrs
about half tac tribe have been convert
ed TO Chr 8, ianity. One chief is Qua
ker preacher, aud gives every evidence
OF being sincere Christian
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-06-27
OmcLaI Renort

peal min Le-, officer OF the State
health at Johnstown, is,u ID healtb
40, 0 wednesday morIin,, the first
'T'a' 1t treats of the sanitary n,
'on1s'own and surrounding Dor,
n'cn he reports as excellen: ia vie y
ng eircumstano 4
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A Boston company is trying to intro.
duce wicker>work collins. They claim
from sanitary point Of view nothing
can equal them.
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CHESTER ALAN ARTHUR,
Twcnty-first President Of the United
States.
Born, Oct, 3, 1880.
Died. Nov. Is. 1856.

1here are also buried in the plot Genera.
fthur's father and mother. his wife and q
D. A fund for the erection in New York
statue 90 General Arthur has been
Ised. and the money has all been paid in.
yet no design has been adopted, but one
b will be, and tho work will then be be-
b The statue will doubtless be placed in
\ Of the principal public squares or parks
New York city. When IL is ready 90 DC
yelled, the exercises that were 20 have been
al the myciling of the Albany monu-
bt. or Others gimuHr. will be carried out.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-06-27

oregon; tho Paradise of Farmers.
mild, equable climate, cert ain and abundnn,
crops Hest fruit, grain grass and stock coun-
,ry In the world. Full Information free Ad-
dress Oregon lm'igrat'n Board. Portland, Ore
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-06-27

This Book contains GA Finely Printed Pages Of Clear Type on
Excellent Paper and Handsomely yet Serviceaby Bound in Cloth.
gives English words with the German equivalents and pronunciation.
and German words with English definitions If you know German Woo
and desire know its meaning in English you look part of the
Book while the English word known and you want translate
into German yu look into another part of the Book.
invaluable to Germans who not thoroughly familiar with
English Americans who wish learn German Consider how easily
master German With Che aid of this Dictionary if half hour
per day devoted uy how much benefit be derived from
the knowledge and hasten to send for this fsCas book You will
regret il.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-06-27

An American watch factory is to bestar
ed in Il gland
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-06-27

For all derangemen Of the ivor, stomach
aud bowels. take DR. Pierce s Pellets. One u
dose.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-06-27

There are people using Dobblns's Electric
Soap to-day who commenced its use IN 1865
Would this be the case were It not the purest
kld most economical soap made Ask your
grocer forit. Look out for limitations. Dob
lglgfa
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-06-27

A Pocket Cigar Case and five Of
"lansill's Punch" all for 25c.
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curSTER A. ARIhuhs hoNchkNi'
frAomonurnent over General Arthur's grav,
!. designed by Mr.. f. keyser, Of Albany,
"a ,Ss work cost $4,000. A broad flight ot
~ granite steps leads from the path to thu
svhich covers the burial plot, whit
l,rd the enclosure are granite pillars, be
,,sn which are suspended heavy chains OF
ia In the centre Of the plot is the
korrment. sarcophagus Of dark granite
[yssc,ly plain and highly polished. Tn,
rronhaglis stands on two piers OF lighter
ki,rsd granite also highly polished. The
* r,,t on a broad base of granite, and the
K.s is supported by n smoothly dressed gran.
( plinth ten feet long and six feet broad.
4 Al the foot OF the sarcophagIis stands O
Eure representing the Angel Of Sorrow.
4 aeure is of bronze, and is of heroic size,
4 ,,and, with folded wings leaning against
Sarcophagus, one wing being thrown out.
4 nj by the pressure in the most animated
n picturesque manner. The left arm Of
4 dgure is extended along the sarcopbagu
inc on the tomb palm of bronze There
ko inscription on the sarcophagus, but on
| base is the word arthur in letter,
&sd In high relief, and also n tablet Of
orre sunk into the base with the inscrip
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-06-27

New York CITY has Appropriated S2,OOo,
90 for new school. houses
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-06-27

Best, easiest 10 use and cheapest piso',
Remedy Tor Ca'nrrh. Rv dru"Uisis ~.
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,RTHUR's MONUMENT.

,., Erected by His Friendi
nemoU Unveiled nt Albany.
handsome granite and bronze monc
Inc .r,sd n- At the grave Of the late Prcsi
esn' 5,S.ster e,S A. Arthur, in Rural Cemetery
20, IN ~ Ny, by some Of his personal
AOa @ has been officially unveiled, with
nlresS oirsmony, by the donors, who inspectedic -