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Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-06-06
Gray Items.

The measles cOntagion is snhsiding.
The homes of W. j. Lancelot, Chas.
Freis, Dan Scovill and II. B. Shelly have
been regular hospitals for two weeks.
Died, May 9th, Cora, youngest daugh-
ter of ii. b. Shelly. The remains were
inferred in Cameron Center Cemetery.
Died, June lst, at her home in Lin
coin township, Mrs. $. r. Briggs. Flu
neral services were conducted by Rev.
Harriss of Audubon, assisted by Rev.
Hicks of Gray. A large cOncourse of
sympathizing friends gathered on Sun
day to pay their last tribute to the de-
ceased and to Lend sympathy to the be.
reayed husband and family.
DIR. Miller made a flying visit to his
old home at Des MOines last week. The
DIR. is having a good practice In these
parts and is having splendid success as
physician.
Jack Frost paid us an unwelcOme
visit last week doing much damage to
fruit and vegetation.
Our barber skipped between two days
last week. One of our citizens that
was left was commissioned L. $. Con-
stable and started after him and was
last seen at ,templetep, Now who will
go after the constable,
+. j. Rees our coming county auditor
has purchased bran new two hundred
and fifty dollar turnout ana will SaQn
canvass the county. If he don't get
there it wont be his fault.
Quite q number of our citizens at
tended the biggest show on earth at the
county capital.
Miss Attic Crow has recovered from
her recent attack of measles and is
welding the birch again in room No.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holden of Scranton
are visiting with their daughter, Mrs
T. J. Spilker.
Our genial station agent T. J. Spilker
made flying trip to the Black Iiilli
last week. lie reports some big coun
try out west.
| LARRY.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-06-06
AN kinds of fence posts at Stuart &

All kinds of fence posts at Stuart &
Sons.
If you want cobs inquire of J. $.
Dennis.
No. boards at $3.50 per thousand
feet at Stuart & Sons.
Fencing at Stuart 4 Sons at $l4 and
$3.50 per thousand feet
Latest styles in boys suits at Abrams
& Bakers, the leading clothiers.
Call at Stuart & Sons for fence posts
Cedar posts from ten cents upward.
New straw hats for boys, just received
at Abrams & Bakers call and see them
Straw hats at Abrams & Bakers by
the wholesale and at wholesale prices.
Now is a good time to get those old
teeth out. Dr. Blakeslee's Dental Par
lors open every day except Sunday.
VIM. Cloughly is preparing to move
the old drug stock to the Brick Store,
and is selling many articles at less than
first cost.
Every lady in Audubon county is in
vited to call and see the fine line of
ladies shoes at Abrams & Bakers the
shoe men.
You will find the best stock of lumber
at lowest possible prices at the Green
Bay Lumber Co. Give them a call.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
DR.. III. a. McChesney, HOmcopathist,
has secured office rooms in Forbes
building, over Park Hotel, Park Place
South. Calls day or night will receive
prompt attention.
If you intend building do not fail to
let lis figure OH your material, as we can
save you money. BESIDES giving you
the most complete stock in Audubon
county to select from.
GREEN BAY LUMBER Co.
Thanking my patrons for past favors,
l will say that after the 9Th of June
next will be able to supply all local
demands and solicit the liberal patron.
age of all who need brick.
CHAs. TRAMP.
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Pentecost.

Sunday coming being the time honor:
ed feast Of the anniversary Of the Birth
day of the one Apostolic Roman Catho-
lie church, 1900 years ago, "ever ancient
yet ever young" being her credentials,
as inscribed on the serial of history, will
be solemnized by a touching ceremonial
of Liturgy, Ritual, Breviary and Missal
at the divine worship at st. Patrick's
Parish church this city Sunday next
In the sacred Office of the "Whitsuntide'
season the ceyemonies will be very i'm
posing. a grand solemn High Mass
the festival being one of the rite of a
firstclass, will be offered up at 1890
H., preceded by professional cross en-,
try TO the sanctuary, The eelebrant
being the talented Parish Priest, who
by his energetic labors and popular
ways is power with his Pensioners
as we'll as citizens will ofliciate. r9bed
in the insiignia YestmPpts OF fentecost
The affairs will be tastefully decorated
with plant, shrubbery, light and flowers
A solemn vesperal, at which the Rector
will also officiate, attended by a corps
of young acolytes in purple casspcks
and laced surpiices will DO tho public
devotion to commemorate the final
spiritual exercises Of the days feast at
$50 p. m. The program of the choil
from st. Boniface's church Extra, will
be the rendition of Peters Mrss in i
sharp, viz. Kyrie, Gloria, Credo, Sanetus
Agrus Del, with Iiambillets efrertory
and Ia AeAm: Fhe theme AT the divine
worship will be IN sacred oratory ON ths
feast of Pentecest, as the subject ol
Meditation for the mock OF the Parish
A new Parish being organized lately al
Gray and the Irish Ridge, Shelby coun
| ~, 4 new church Is to be built by the
Parish Priest, much beloved by his PEG
PIE at each of these points, this coming
season, the Practitioners growing Ii
members as tto e cai.lll fer saFRf. 81.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-06-06

Mrs. A. L. Weaver and the children
are visiting at Stuart.
The Rock Island will carry tiremen
to the tournament at Ona fare for the
round trip.
DR.. \. L. Brooks is enjoying visit
from his father Mr.. L. Brooks and sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. DIR. f. L. Brooks, both
of NintOn, Benton county.
The finest line of hammocks to be
found i'll the city at VIM. Cloughlys
drug store. Everything from strong
clear hemI to something fancy for the
babies. Also clocks and jewelry at
less than cost.
The Peoples Favorite Remedy, the
greatest Blood Purifier in the world
and a sure cure for Stomach Trouble
Catarrh, Liver and Kidney diseases
Stop experimenting and try a remedy
that will positively cure of these diseas
es if properly used. Sold only by
n. III. ROBERTS & Co.
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Capt. Stuart Very Low.

HIS TROUBLE PRONOUNCED CANCER OF
THE STOMACH BY A SPECIALIST
KINDLY REMEMBERED BY HIS AUDI
BON FRIENDS.
Intelligence was received here Satur-
day of an unfavorable change in the
condition of Capt. Chas. Stuart. In re-
spouse to summons received late in
the afternoon w. q. Stuart drove to
Atlantic and took the flyer for the home
stead at Neponset, ILL.,, where he will re-
main until further change for better or
worse shall come. Since arriving there
he has written several letters home, but
can give no word of hope of recovery.
A few weeks ago specialist of rec
ognized ability and integrity visited
the home, and after careful examina-
ton pronounced the Captains afiliction
cancer of the stomach, and could offer
no remedy. During his long and tedi-
Gus illness the Captain has been unable
to retain food in any considerable guam
tity, so that while at times he has raj
lied and seemed to be better, it can only
be believed that these changes were
simply the well known courage and in
domitable will of the individual assert
ing themselves. All will hope, however,
for the best.
Allison Post, G. A. r., and Capt. Capt.
Chas. Stuart Camp, S. ", held special
meetings Saturday evening, and formu-
lated fitting resolutions which were
wired to Neponset Sunday morning,
and which We reproduce. Capt.
Stuart has a warm personal friend in
each member of organizations, but the
latter has been his special pride. But
while these sentiments are the express
ions of fraternal organizations it may
be assured that they are not less heart
felt among the citizens who have so
long known Capt. Stuart as noble and
generous neighbOr:
AUDUBON, Iowa, JUne 1St, 1889.
We, the members Of Allison Post, G.
\. r., hereby extend our cordial greet
ing and heartfelt sympathy to our sick
and suffering COmrade Captain Chas.
Stuart and his family, assuring him of
our high regard for him as valiant
soldier, noble citizen and cherished
friend, and of our deep fraternal inter
est in his highest temporal and spirit
ual welfare and happiness. Express
ing our earnest wish FOR his speedy re-
cOvery, that he may yet enjoy many
years of comfort and communion
among us in Fraternity, Charity and
Loyalty"
Ed i. COUSINS.
CHAs. VAN GORDER.
Z. III. GARDNER.
Committee.
AUDUBON IOWA, Jnpe 1st. 1889.
Capt Chas. Stuart, Neponset, Ill.
Your camp express deep sympathy,
and pray for your speedy Improvement
and ultimate recovery.
CAPT. CHAs. STUART CAMP,
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-06-06

The Rev. Geo. IL. Thayer, of Borbon,
Ind, says. Both myself and wife owe
our lives to Shiloh's Consumption Cure.
Are you made miserable by Indiges-
ton, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of
Appetite, yellow Skin ShilohS Vita
lizer IA a positive cure.
Why will you cough when Shiloh's
Cure will give immediate relief. Price
10 cts, 30 cts, and 81.
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy, a positive
cure for Catarrh, piphtheri8 and Can
ker-mputh,
"Hackmetack," a lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price 20 and so cents.
Shiloh's Cure willimmediately relieve
Group, Whooping Cough and bronchitis,
For sale by A. II. ROBERTS & 60.
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An Embarrassing Situation.

10 4 shy, embarrassed way he began;
Would you, Miss Clara you
or. that 10 10 say-h'm-this 10 really dis
tressing, it's all new to mc-sr--I was
going to remark, Miss Clara" 'tOh, don't
b embarrassed, Mr.. Gusty," said the girl
with modest encouragement; pray go on
and "Would you, he blurted out, "bc
good enough to lend me nickle to get back
kcmy with"--Harper's BaZar.
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Audubon County
Brick Tile Works
GHAS. TRAMP, Propr.

~ We manufacture the very best quality of
Brick and Tiling. Quality considered, we can
Turkish you cheaper brick than you can got
public for past liberal faymg, aNi solicit the
same IN the future, tsJitnlIig TO make 1000
Gay No Shail hG Ahle % supply all orders.
trehesroSpEScE Solicited.
CHARLES TRAMP,
Audubon, Iowa. I.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-06-06
A Woman's Discovery.

Another wonderful discovery has been made
and that to by a lady in this county Disease
fastened its clutches upon her aud for seven
years she NthstQpd its severGSt tests but her vi
tai organs We're undermined aud death seemed
imminent. For three nlonths she cOughed inces-
sanity and could not sleep. She bought of us a
bottle OF DR.. Kings New Discovers for Consume
ton and was so much relieved on taking frat
dose that Me slept all night and with one h0ttle
Luther LiltZ." Thus write W. 6, Itamrlck & Co,
Of shelby, n pEtipt 4 frse trial bottle at A. II,
R9heFfS " W, Agiig STORE.
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Bucklen.s Ainiea salve.

The hest salye In the world for Cuts, Bruises
Sores, Ulcers, salt Rheuni, Fever Sores, letter
Chapped Hands, Chilblans, COrns, and all Skin
EruptiOns, and positively cures Piles, or no pa,
required. IL Is guaranteed TO give perfect sat,s
faction, or money refunded EllSe - celits pei
box, For sale BY 4, " Roberts &F9, :"
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The Slang rser,s Fearful End.

Mothcr-Johnnic. ! do wish ycu wou'
quit using slang. .'Why" "It's rGh
profanity. What do 70 him
of the profanc an s,arg IN
diesr' He'll b. in a., so.p. --.>~.
r,rlrIial
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-06-06
Lost from My Pasture

a three-year old, dark bay mare; one
third of eye-lid taken off. Reward for
information leading to her return.
w. G.. CAMERON
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AUDUBON IOWA, yupe isl. 1889.
Capt. Chas. Stuart, Neponset, Ill.
Your camp express deep sympathy
and pray for your speedy Improvement
and ultimate recovery.
CAPT. CHAs. STUART CAMP,
No. 80, 5. of V.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-06-06

HIS TROUBLE PRONOUNCED CANCER OF
! THE STOMACH BY A SPECIALIST
| KINDLY REMEMBERED BY HIS AUDI
| BON FRIENDS.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-06-06

Ol ". Inc IuNcT
makes crow a crowd, X makes eyed
keyed, g changes son into song, trans
forms pear into a pearl, changes hoe
Into shoe, makes bough bought, " makcl
omen into women.
The Indians on the islands Of Oldtown,
Maine, have novel way Of bridging the
Penobscot in the fall, after the ice prevents
Che running of ferry boats. The water DO
Ing sc syift in the channels Oh EACH sida al
the island that It would not frdeze early II il
were not aided, they obtain huge cake oil
ice and swing it across the channel; In Q
narrow part on the Milford side. In a few
| nights that becomes frozen sufficiently hard
TO bear the weight of persons crossing, and
\ comes into use fora number Of wesks hi
tore tbs other ice is ready,
A young Litchfeld, Conn, couple, on
their way 10 the parsons 10 DO married
were confronted with torrent so deep and
swift that their horse could not be induced
to attemp the passage But the hardy
| long-legged groom was not to be daunted OF
turned from his purpose. Leaving his team
| ip charge Of friends, he took his blushina
| priae-eiect on bis broad pask, and, hal,
Wading aud half swimming, reached the 9th
en- side in safety, when the happy pair, hant
ip hand, continued their journey as thaug(
nothing upu,pal laA Qccarreq,
The plant from which licorice IL made Il
found ON the chores of Lake Eric and Earth
er west 1t is called Plvcyrrhiza. II grow
very erect, to the height Of about fou, OF
five feet, and has few branches. 1t bes:
flower formed like that of pea, but Of vi
olet or purple color. The root In its raw
state is yell known as the liiofics roof d
commerce. 1t attains length Of scvera
feet, and Is often an inch In diameter Al
tor three years growth tho cx ract Of iicor
ice, sometimes known as Spanish licoricc, 4
made from 1t byng boili In water, the dccoc
/ lion being decantcl off and eynnnrated
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-07-19

No DANCING IN THE II ALL.-The fight against
having a dance in the new Georgia Capitol
building On the occasion of its dedication sue
coeded. Several days ago prominent oiti-
zsns of the Slate determined 10 have . grand
boil on that occasion. The church people
we're at once aroused against the dancing
The Women's Christian Union grew indig
nant at what they styled "hs desecratiOn OF
tho peoples house" and suggested that i,
should be dedicated by prayer. The rural
members Of the Legislature were appealed
to by their local preachers, when Senat OF
Bartlett introduced q resolution to allo W
the use of the Capitol for the ball. The
feeling OF tho Senate was 50 pronounced
that Bartlett will withdraw hi. resolution
The invitations have been couu ter mande ed
and the ball declared off.
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Nows From KsltoA.

KEL1oN, July 15.-The farmers have
had splendid opportunity to work
out their crops during the week of fine
weather which has just passed.
think most Of them took advantage Of l,
and now have their crops in good condition /.
We had q good rain here last Friday after
noon, which makes everything look fresh
Kelton Division. 8. Of L. met last Thurs
day night with large attendance. Thos.
Is. Butler, w. p. Of the Union Division, was
present, and installed the following Off.
GERS
J. II. Spears, W. P; Joseph Gsult, w. A;
j. C. Otts, h. S; A. G. MoGowan, Asst. r.
s; j. II. Foster, F. s; j. F. Almsn, Treas;
DR.. NJ. VI. Chambers, Con-; Miss Sibbie
Spears, Asst. Con-; J. d. L. Going, o. s.;
ii. c. Gault, l. S; Rev. J. II. Couch, Chap.
At the last meeting Of the Kelton Far
mers Alliance, officers were elected as fol-
lows:
Pres. W. II. Gault; vice-Pres. J. H.
Sprouss: S.ct'y. J. NJ, Gsnlt, Treas. ". g.
Fowler; Chap. A. g. Bentley; Lect'r. j. C.
OTIS; Asst. Lectr. ]. +. Haney; Doorkeepsr,
J. F. Adams; asst. Doorkeepsr, W. T. Farr
Sergt-at-arms, X. +. Fowler.
This Alliance Is one of tho largest and
most prosperous in the county.
Rev. j. II. Couch preached . very earnest
and impressive sermon at Mt. Joy church
last Sunday, taking his text from I. Cor.
8 chap. 18 v. Wherefore, il meat make
my brother 10 Offend will cat no mere
flesh. CApA.
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Clifford Seminary.

The Clifford Seminary building is now
undergoing important repairs and improve
ments.
In consequence of unavoidable delays, the
addition made last year could not be COM
pleted before the opening of the Fall session,
but they are now in course Of completion,
and will be ready for occupation by the open
ing of the next session.
These improvements will add greatly to
the comfort and convenience of the pupils,
giving more rooms, all well ventilated and
handsomely finished.
Already Mr.. Clifford has received appli-
cations from a large number of persons out
side of this county, for catalogues, terms,
etc., with a view to patronizing the seminary
next year; and the prospects for much
larger attendance are very fattering
Every year the popularity of this admira
BILE institution becomes more widespread,
its efficiency and worth more pronounced
and appreciated. This is apparent from the
fact that almost every year, the Proprietor
has been compelled to make additions to the
building, to meet the wants of increased
numbers Of pupils.
1t is fast winning place for itself among
the foremost institutions Of learning in the
country, by its own work and merits.
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Parionals.


Mrs. j. II. Allen, aad her son Richard
Of Charleston, and Mi,s jamie Nicholson, OF
fairfield. are visiting Mr.. w. A. Nicholson
and family.
Mr.. J. II. Maxwell, OF Grseuville, 10 on q
visit TO Judge Wallace and family.
Mrs. Sharp, nee Miss Blanch IIerndon
and children are Wis ting Mr. W. Z Thom
son and family.
Miss Mary Geddos, after a six weeks ple,.
SAINT visit 10 her brother MIR. George Goodies,
returned to Spartanburg last Wednesday.
Mr. Y. J. Pope, of Nswberry. is ,i.i,ing
Mrs. Jetcr.
Mr.. c. C. Culp, has gone TO the Noun.
tains to recruit
judge J. NJ. Gee, has given his friends
the slip again. IL this quietly slipping off
by ihs young lawy ers is MT suddenly called
TO q balt, or a non suit or two entered. s,ms
good father will have mantua- Makers bill,
TO pay.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. John j. Purcell have re.
turned from n trip TO the nouutaius.
Miss Oo'ic Young, has returned frsm
s .hool at Charleston.
Our young friend Willie Gibbs is enjoying
n months holiday from his duties as n
bank officer in Columbia, with his parents
and friends here.
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Rows Items From vii kinsvills.

Business has been very dull in this town
the present year, caused by the wilkinsville
Alliance transferring their trade to Messrs
Carol Carpenter, Of Gaffney City. Hero.
tofore this has been one of the best business
points in the county.
have no special news to write. There are
no improvements going on at present, the
people are too poor at this time 10 enter
into anything Of that kind. If we got our
prospective railroad through hore, and q
few good crops are made, then our people
will mako up for lost time in the way Of i'm
provements.
JULY, "a very heavy rain fell hero on
the 9th. Abingdon aud Gilkey creeks over
flowed the bottom land and destroyed q
great deal Of the corn drops, especially on
Abingdon creek. 1t is estimated that from
one-third to oue-hslf the crop is lost by the
overflow. Broad river is fordable to-day, but
threatened another great destruction o.
crops yesterday.
Last Sunday, July Z, was big day at
old Mt Arrarat church, being children 6
day. There was q large congregation in at.
tendance. Several Sabbath Schools were
represented. Revs. John Shell and ]. G. Car
ter, and Profs. w. F. Macarthur aud Dargau
Of Gaffney City were present, and made
Sunday School addresses.
Yours truly,
BLAND.
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Ens CoTToN OH TRUsr.-Mr. Henry
c.. Butcher, Of Philadelphia, president Of
the Southern Cotton Oil Company, ielegraphs 8
70 the Nc,rs ant Courier to correct ali sta.s-
nents you have made to the effect tha, rhe
Southern Cotton Oil Company has been ab-
sorbed by the Trust" The statements
in question we're made on the authority O f
the Baltimore Manufacturer Record, a. we
said Mt the time, and have since been re-
peated by that paper. We desire, however,
10 give MIR. Butcher the full benefit of his
dsnih!, and venture to express the hore
that The Southern Cotton Ol Company may
never be CAPTURED by the Cotton Oil Trust.
Such combination would be bad f.r the
SoutbernOil Company and bad for the South
But in the m eantime, and in order tbat
The people may be entirely independent q
both the Cotton Oil Trust anI the Southern
Oil Company, VIC repeat that it woald be
the part Of wisdom 10 establish cotton seed
oil mills in every county of the State. and
that. in addition TO these mills, a cs7tton
seed oil refinery should be established at
some point in South Carolina whe,e the
crude roduc; of the loeaa mills can be
converted into the oil Of commerce.
In this wny. the srners and the mill,
owners will 20 ahke independent of the
Gotten on flnst, under any circumstances
whica may arise.--Nc,cs 0nd (oUrjer.
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SrARrLINa SroRiEs ABOUT On. McDow.-
Charleston, July 10.-Ths street 10 full Of
rumors about tho Mellow assts-day, lis
understood that most Of the pastors OF the
leading churches will on Sunday next
preach on the subject ofthe Mellow verdict,
adeltery and murder. At the meeting
which adopted the resolutions denounoiug
the crime on Monday were pastors Of the
Methodist. Baptist, Presbyterian, Huguenot,
Congregational, Lutheran and Episcopal
Churches. Tho Rev. Z. 7. Horne. Of 81.
Johns, the church at which MoDsw wor.
ships and at which he received an ovation
on Sunday sfter his acquittal, was sbsent.
Ahs. DAWSON APPEALS FOR PROTECTION
IL 10 known that Mrs. Dawson, the widow
Of Editor Dawson, had to appeal 10 the polie,
last night for protection, and . policeman
was stationed on her premises. The Mo.
Dow and Dawson lets adjoin each other in
the rear, one being on Rutledge and one
being on Bull street. Persons in the rear
P,aIIss OF both houses can converse, and
MoDow can easily get over his back fence
int tho Dawson premises. II is said thst
yesterday afternoon MoDow spdeav ored to
communicate with the Swiss maid, who was
In the piazzas with Capt Dawson daughter,
and that the maid reported the fact to Mrs.
Dawson. 1t 10 also said that he repeated
the attempt later in the evening, when
Mrs. Dawson appealed to the police authori-
ties for protection.
THE JURY HAD Its VERDICT READY
Another story is going around to the ef-
feet that one Of the white jurymen who
has been drunk since the trial was heard to
boast in . barroom that Mr.. Mitchell, the
counsel for the State, might have saved
himself the trouble Of speaking on Satur-
day, rs the jury had made up its verdict
on Friday. Still another rumor is to the
effect that
THE BRUIsE oN M'pow's HEAtt,
to which DR.. Forrest so feelingly testified on
the trial as coming probably from Dawson's
hVe-ouuce malaces cane, which Mellow hid in
the vault and then fshsd out again, can be
accounted for in another way. Tho story
is that it was received OH the mcrning Of
the murder in the house Of ono of his lady
patients with whom the doctor had attempt
ed one Of the little indiscretion, which he is
soeonddent his friends will overlook. 1t is
taid that the affair leaked out too late TO be
introduced in the trial. but that the Soici-
tor is in possession Of the facts and names.
Special TO GreenriUe Ners.