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TASTED EIGHT MONTHS.
Succi is Glutton Beside This Pennsyl
vania Woman.

Succi is Glutton Beside This Pennsyl-
vania Woman.
ALLENTOWN, Pa, Dec. 1T was gener-
ally reported here last night that Mrs.
Adam Wuchter. of Whitehall, who, it is
claimed. has lived 235 days without food,
was dead and that post mortem examlna-
ton would be made within twenty-four
hours to determine if possible the exact
cause of death. A correspondent found the
report not only untrue. but the woman was
apparently better than she had been for
three months.
Mrs. Wuchter has been at times extolied
as the most wonderful example of fasting
ever known. Her case has been compared
with those of all other fasters ancient and
modern. Again she has been denounced as
q fraud who took this means to deceive the
credulous and to profit thereby: as re-
liglous monomaniac, in whose trlckery her
husband was an assistant and accomplice;
as a woman SO anxious for notOriety that
she deceived her husband and deceived her
physician. In all these animadverslons
the question of motive was never fully dis
cussed or investigated nor was the as
sumption of religious monomania logically
carried to a conclusion.
Wuchter's health began to fail and in 1880,
or thereabouts, she began to receive medl-
cal attendance. Up to five years ago she
took medicine at intervals for what was
presumed to be pulmonary trouble. This
condition continued up to March 6, 1889,
when Mrs. Wuchter AYERS and is supported
in her statement by her husband, that she
had cut a slice Of bread from loaf, but,
tered it and attempted to eat. She found
difficulty in swallowing, but this was at
tributed to sore throat. This continued for
weeks and Mrs. Wuchter found it necessary
to have all her food moistencd before she
could swallow it. On April of the pres
emit year she experienced SO much pain in
attempting to swallow softened bread that
she had to give it up, after repeated trials.
Since that time, 235 days, her husband says
that she has not, to his knowledge, taken
as much food or water as he would consume
in three DAYS.
The patient speaks in a sort of whistling
whisper, loud enough to be heard distance
of five feet. When the bandage is taken
from her eyes it is seen that the eyeballs
are turned up SO far that the pupil is not
visible. A glass of water was brought, ard
as it was raised to Mrs. Wuchter's mouth
she apparently detected its presence, for
she went into a spasm. When she had re-
covered she took about half an ounce of
sweet mineral water, which seemed to re-
fresh her, although it all ian out of her
mouth.
II think little goes down sometimes"
she whispered, but can't tell; have no
feeling in my throat, nothing but pain,
nothing but pain. would like to eat but
tered bread, but CAN'T
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JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

Patrick Sullivan for stealing an overcoat
was arrested yesterday.
The New England society will meet
nRain on Tuesday evening.
Ihe Merchants hotel will he opened to-
morrow undsr the new management.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
OF the Northwestern Abstract company will
be held next Saturday.
Proof Of annual representation work on
the len Mile lode has been filed with the
county clerk by James Cavanaugh.
The Private Secretary will be seen at
Mlng's three nights. commencing Thurs
day. The advance sale is very large.
Check No. $40 on the American National
bank OF Helena, for SIG in favor of A. Hor-
sky was found yesterday and can be had at
the city marshals Office.
When in operation. the new electric line
Will have four connections with the east
side, viz; at Seventh avenue. Grand street,
Broadway and Bridge street.
Loren F. Freeland, who was sentenced by
Judge Knowles to five years in the peni-
tentlary for robbing the United States
mails. will be taken to Deer Lodge to-day
by Marshal Furay.
The Ladies' Aid society of st. Pauls NJ
p. church will give sociable at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. Fred Gamer this (Wednes-
day. evening, Dec. 3. A fine musical and
cordial invitation is extended to all.
To protect vehicles and sleiRhs at Main
street and Sixth avenue, where a great
many curves and turnouts have been laid
within the past week by the street car com
panies, the city council has ordered that
portion OF the street paved at once.
The Judith Ferry company filed articles
OF incorporation yesterday with the secre-
tary Of state. The company will operate a
ferry across the Missouri river at or near
Judith, in Fergus county. The incorpora-
tors are g. Il. Norris, G. Il. Miller and J. w.
Power.
The following transfers were filed for
record yesterday with the county clerk:
William Budgen and John Irwin to Robert
Corbett, On undivided two thirds interest
in the Little Emma lode, situated on Rock
creek, $1,000; Lucy V. Semple Ames to
George S. Appleton, lots - and 20, block
1885, Ames addition, $500: Wesley o. Alex
ander to Chas. II. Ellis, the southeast quar-
ter Of section 6. township IS north Of range
6 west, $500; William Budgen to John IT,
win, an undivided one-third interest in the
Stranger lode, situated on Ruby creek,
$500.
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IN HUPPER SUCCLES.

The Astors to Make an Attack ON London
Society. 5
NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-The World announce
ment to the effect that William Waldorf
Astor has rented the Lansdowne house in
Berkeley Square, London, has caused no
end of surprise and comment in New York
society. When it became known that the
lease taken by Mr.. Astor was not for year,
as was at first supposed, but is for five
years, the first feeling Of surprise elected
by the first statement speedily grew into a
sentiment of wonder and started specula-
ton on all sides us to the significance of
Mr.. Astor's proceeding.
There seems to be no doubt whatever
that the head of the house of Aston and his
family have taken up their residence in the
English metropolis with the idea of remain
ing there until 1895. Their years. residence
on the other side was explained on the
ground that the family was in mourning
and was therefore debarred from any par
ticipation in the gaieties of the winter, and
their absence would thus relieve them from
good deal of embarrassment. It is now
suggested that they have in view social
conquest in London.
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The Gypsy Fair.

Thursday and Friday evenings the men,
bers Of St. Peters parish and their friends
uiu hase an opportunity of enjoying one of
the most pleasant as well as unique enter
tainments yet given in Helena. In add
ti0n TO the display of handsome holiday
.nOselties and the serving of refreshments,
thsse vii be chance to have your fortune
ibid. and also to hear some excellent sing
~ ~ the best local talent. The re-
sheseh Tor the Gypsy dance by young
80 and the tableau1 also give promise
rare treat. The fair will be held in
~ electfic light building and viii be
much more than the small admission
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TIE Ladies' Of the Aid Society DO Good
Work.
The bazaar held by the ladies OF the
Presbyterian church in the parlors of the
Grandon block yesterday was very success
full. 1t was under the direction of the
ladies of the Aid society. all of whom con-
tributed largely to the happy result. The
young ladies werc particularly active in the
matter. and the proceeds from their table
will be used toward paying for a new ripe
organ. The general receipts outside of this
will be used for the general furnishing of
the church. The articles were all contrib
uted. and contrary to popular misunder-
standinR about such matters, the prices
charged were very reasonable. great
bulk OF the callers came during the after
noon and by night most of the tables were
we'll cleared. Whatever is left will be sold
from time to time and the proceeds go to
the same funds.
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yackson'smusic store, Bailey blosk.
Dinner from IL to 5 at thu Bon Ton.
Board and rooms at Miss Neasle's ll3
Clark street.
Schlappi, the artistic piano tuner.
James w. Barker, merchant tailor, Main
street., opposite First National bank.
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VIM. F. Mellen of the Bon Ton, is visit
ing in Butte.
Hugh McQuaid returned yesterday from
visit to the Elkhorn mine.
Fred Chadbourno has returned from a
visit to the west side.
George w. Sproule, clerk of the United
States circuit court, has returned from C.
short trip to Butte.
Val. Laubenheimer came down from
Great Falls yesterday and heard Annie
Rooney sung for the FIRST time last evening
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Arrivals at The Helena,

Arrivals at The Helena.
d. +. McDermott, w. G. Smith, Des
Butte. Mones. la.
Jas. II. Whalen, Seattle +. q. Winston, Minne-
J. w. Kendrick, Minne- apollo.
apolis. Mrs. William Jones,
w. G. Samnscn, Little Marysvile.
Rock. Ark. DIR. and Mrs. Riddell,
w. X. Gibbs, Troy. q. Elkhorn.
j. a. Long, Minneap- v. Laubenheimer, Wolf
oils Creek.
Hugh Ash. Chicago. G. II. Campbell, Min
j. e. 0gleshy, wife and q. w. GOlding Ogden.
child, Sslt Lake. s Vollman, New York
NJ. II. livingston, New Mrs. II. l.. WaycOtt,
York Butte.
Mrs. Il. Il. Grant, Denver.
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THE
RUN

Frat Trains with Pullman vestibuled Draw.
ing Room Shoppers, Dining Cars and Coaches o
latest design, between Chicago and Milwau.
kee and St Paul an6 MinneaPolis.
Fast Trains with Pullman Vestib1led Draw:
ing Rocn Sleepers, Dining Cars and Coaches OF
kec and Ashland and Duluth.
Through Pullman vestibuled Drawing
Room and Colonial Slecpers via the North-
ern Pacific Railroad between Chicago and
Portland, Ore.
Convenient Trains to and from Eastern,
Western, Northern and Central Wieconsion points
sffording unequalled service to and from Wau-
kesha, Fond tlu Lac. Oshkosh. Eau Claire.
Hurley, Wis, and IronwO0d and Bcssemef,
Mich.
Tor tickets. sleeping car reservations, time
tables and other information. apply to Agents OF
he line, or to Ticket Agents anywhere in ths
United States or Canada.
8 r Ainslis, Genl Manager. Milwaukee. Wis
1. II. Haan2fold. Genl TAf6c Manager,
St. Paul, Mimi
q. c. Barlow, TrsfNc Manager, Milwaukee, Wis
Milwaukee. Wiz
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Felt Sole slippers for 800
At New England shoe store.

How to Prevent Roughness of the Skin.
During cold, dry, windy weather this
question agitates the mind of every lady in
the land who prizes smooth, soft skin.
There is nothing more harmless and effec-
tive than Wisdom's Violet Cream for pre-
venting and graduating the i'll effects of
severe weather. Try it.
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Balls Photos. Cheapest and Rest
Our holiday photos, in latest styles. fine
" retouched and elegantly finished, are the
cheapest and best in the citv. J. p. Ball 4
Son, Main street, near Sixth avenue and
Helena avenue. opposite Turner hall.
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Commencing Nov. Goth, Union Pacific
and Columbia will leave Portland. Ore.
every third instead of every fourth day rs
heretofore. The same rule will apply from
San Francisco to Portland, effective Nov.
10Th. A. +. VEAzIE,
+. 4 p. Agent. q. p. Ry.
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A Woman Celebrated ON Two Continents.
In few we'll chosen words, tells what she
knows of celebrated article.
June 4.-To Mr.. w. Nj. Wisdom-Dear
Sir: l have tried your famous "Robertine."
It is excellent, and I shall be pleased to
recommend it to all my lady friends. Be-
lieye me, yours truly, RHEA,
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DIED,

TRAVIS-At Cascade Dec. 2 1890, Sarah Jane,
wife of James Travis. Jr.
Funeral from Broadway Methodist Episcopal
church. Thursday at 2 p. m. Friands invited.
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Now for the Holidays

Now for the Holidays.
Ho, for LeMunyon's photo studio, to see
the elegant work of art and all the latest
STYLES. To every one satisfaction guaran'
faAd.
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Our house will be kept open during the
month of December until nine O'Clock p. m.
RALEIGH & CLARKE.
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NEW STORE AND TINSHOP.
Stoves, hardware, house furnishing
goods at reduced prices, 212 Rodney
street.
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Ladies' Auxiliary Society.
There will be regular meeting of the
Ladies' Auxiliary Society Of the Temple
Emanuel at 2:3O O'clock this afternoon at
Odd Fellows hall.
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& Ne cigarmakers ysAnteds
Nnicn oiRarmAkers can find employ-
II Dsed 6ass'. 1s5 North Main stsest.
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Fine cut glassware at The Bee Hive.

Remember the auction sale Of real estate thit
day at twOp. IN. sharp. Sea ad.
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Toys of all kinds At The Bee Hive.

Cent? SCARLET medicatod underwear al wool
only $50 per suit 1t The Boe Hive
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Change of Time.

Ladies' manicure parlor, Mrs. NIillen's
Diamond block, sixth avenue.
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HELENA IN BRIEF.

Gents all wool mediceted underwear only 3 SO
Fer suit. regular price a. At The Bee HiYa.
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For Hosiery. Yarns, Underwear and
Gloves try the knitting Factory, 213 South
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Child's Felt slippers $50.
At New England shoe store.
To Soften the Skin.

40 SOIteu fH6 SKID.
Ladies whose skin is subject to roughness
when exposed to the air may remedy the
difficulty by applying Wisdom's Violet
Cream. It restores the natural action of
the skin and induces softness and elastic
itY.
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20. XII" What is it,

Ladies' manicure parlor, Mrs Millen's,
Diamond Block, sixth avenue.
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A. Birkenfeld,
No. 10 Main street, will sell his entire stock
of mems suits 25 per cent. less than cost in
order to retire from business.
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AXE it before breakfast. /"

Iron Toys and banks Of all kinds at The Be.
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DECEMBER, 1890.

We want this last month Of 1880 to
he the month OF all months in the his
tory Of our business year. We want
YOU to be one OF thousands who are
Ding to make it so. Why.
BECAUSE: We have gathered the most
elegant assortment OF Holiday Goods
ever assembled in any one sto-e OF the
kind in Montana.
BEclUsE: They are strictly fine goods
in every sense of the term. Our buyer
selected them in New York from only
the be st of makers, so that your buying
OF us insures you the quality. No shod-
DIV. no inferior articles.
BECAUSE: We pride ourselves upon
our methods of dealing with you. We
will not knowingly misrepresent any
thing. We will not sell lO-kt- for IL KIT;
we will not sell a tiawed diamond for a
perfect one. We allow no misrepresen-
tations behind our counters and pie ge
you that, quality considered, our prices
are TIE lowest Come and see us.
Call and Inspect Stock.
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Arrivals at the Grand Central.

Geo. r. Parker Rimini. J. A. Hoskins, Rimini
A. w. SCHNEIDER, Dia- J. j. Holmet, Comet
mOnd. Jno. &. Cramer, Wickes
Geo. Hedge, Chicago. Frank Y. Taylor, Min
John Bielenberg. Deer neapolis.
Il. w. Peters, Chicago. II. Matthes. ST Paul
Mrs. r. A. Perry, More Miss Bucks, MORE . I'd .
land. Geo G. Stenbergh,
VIM. OvertOn, Mime Syracuse.
apolis +. l.. Bacon, Devils
T. b. McQuene, Judith. Lake.
J. Q. Shirley, Union, ]. w: Courts, Chicago
Ore. Neil Mcfsac Wickes.
]. II. Finn Livingston p. b. Ingalls,, Placer.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Geo. Il. +. p. Murray, Comet.
Price. l.. f. Buell.. Minneap
Mr.. and Mrs. Barker, oils.
=. Prentiss, Cleveland. John G. Quigby, Au
D. Haggarty. Boulder. gusta.
Geo. Dunn, Boulder.
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Notice

Felt Shoes for Children
At New England shoe store, Ill s. Main.
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days issue
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Underwear is selling very cheap at The Be-
Hive to make room for the grand Christmas disc
play.
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take it before breakfast. :"
A SUCCESSFUL BAZAAR.

Artificial flowers in baskets and vases Just
received at The Bee Hive.
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Ladies' Auxiliary Sos

Save s3,s per cent. and buy your underwea,
The Bee Hive.
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A Lovely Complexion
May be obtained and retained by the use of
Wisdom's Robertine.
A full line OF warranted silverware at The Bee
Hive.
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eanta Cl.us' headquarters at The BE. Hive.

Stlk and wooden hosiery made to order
Anittlng Factory. 2l3 south Main street.
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Ladies' manicure parlor, Mrs. Millen
Diamond block. Sixth avenue.
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PERSONAL.

'"Take it before breakfas I. =
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Oysters on half shell. Gam Herr, motor Office.
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Take It before breakfast"
Take advantage of the clearance sale OF ladies',
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STOP and 'fhink:!!

Now is the time for von to stop
and think what YOU are doing. before
it is too late. Don't you remember
what onr National lecture, Tlon Ben
Terrell told us last year, on Sertcm-
bcr 3S,h, Mt Orangehurg Court House.
about rushing in your cotton al ut
once and quitting the market? You
ace how the price of cotton has fallen
with what little has been put on the
market. Cotton bnyers and specu
lators are looking rs usual for cotton
to come in rapidly and so down goes
the price. Now if you want good
prices for your cotton, don't glu' the
marIet. Ask yourselves the Qnrs
ton, are you obliged to sell? Are
your lens and mortgages due now?
If not why are you disregarding the
instructions from our highest off
cials2 Now let us lie true to OH
selves. true to our Brothers and tru'
to our creditors; hut don't let us iL'
jure ourselves by filing the mnrke
with cotton. The current is strong
so let us get hold Of the right end %
the rope and a;l pull together. lfw'
only gain all inch now and then it il
that much. If yon are weak, take
the Cotton Plant and it will strengthen
you.
IIopEwELL ALLIANCE.
Sawycrda!e. S. c., Sept. 9Th 1890.
Cotton Plunt
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The Place to Fird II

II ct any time our friends shoald
feel like induieing in a ''wee drGr,'
land sometimes men dn feel that
way. we ilpagine), we would direct
their attention to the we'll kept rs.
tablishment Of Mr. w. GeisenEcirer.
He has on hand ata;l times = large
stock of everything in the line OF
liquors. and v"H can always rely on
everything he;ng just rs he rep:o'
sents it. Mr. Geisenhaimer conducts
\ first class har. and has nm ice house
in connection with his business and
can fi1rnish beer. snls. &c. ~ ire
If all times. BE i,lrs. he carries n
fine limc of cigars und tohscco.
Give hm G. call.
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I';.U.,;,,.;!ui.s iten.a.

When von sell vour f:st Rae 0!
cot,rn cali cad see tie cli,nE.
Cart Nj. l.. S"1i;,,i wa i'll Rock
ili!. scverai l,vs hist week
! Miss jamie Sni,h spent last sun
day IN ;<n-~h1S
I Miss Josie Krsl:,w ';a" rotn.ne''
home IRON. .nrhrs.er. III.
Mmi s. z. A.,ams MIS- home i'r E
! few days. tliis yarh.
Barr Eros. certainly nave got tic
largest stt:rk f lew md elegant Car.
pets. You must 20 and see them.
! We had the pleasure Of meeting
col l.. g. ilough an:l i'r Threatl, O!
| Nestvilr. in town yes.er'inH.
For the la-ges. assortment in black
goods nl FL. G';al ties You must Z" I"
BAvu Bros.
Mr. Solomon Williams. formerly OF
charleston. but late uF phiiateIphs'
has hccn spending several days II
Camden with his sister, Mrs :. Nj
Rosenbcrger.
n1r w. 6 er.i,i. nf Sn't''vill",
PASSED .lrr"ngh q rden on last FF'-
lav ON his wny TO Charleston. I" iaE
in his "a. and winter stuck u: rs
large new store.
lscvs clothing ! we have n"ver seen
such big stock. They have boys
suits q, one dollar q suit Mt
BAUM Bros.
II taxes more religion 10 h".d 8
man level IN horse trede Than Il
does TO make l;rl shou! at = cAiEp'
meeting.
False friends are ike our shadows.
they keep close to va while We walk
in the sunshine. but leave ia the IN.
stapt we step into the shade
There ere six.ean thousand Ma
sonic LODGES il the word, w;Sh 4
membership Of nearly two mil
lions.
The sum and substance Of al' the
preI.arati"n u'a''el 10: eternity - to
believe what the Bible tells US. and
40 what the Bible bids u.
Red usod on Il railroad signifies
danger md says stop. 1t shon!d he
Sc construed when displayed on
mans nose.
Col Ashury Coward has bcen
unanimously chosen rs snpnrlnten-
dent Of the Citadel. Tho choice is
an admirable ono cad we have n"
DOUBT the academy will flnsr:sh and
"row in popularity under his direc'
liun;.
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Weather Crop Bulletin.

The following is tie weather crnl'
bulletin fer the State for the wee':
ending last Saturday:
The rainfall ana Temperature Tor
he week have been above The aver
.oe and ahe Sunshine below the aver,
agn. Daily rains have greatly re-
.arded cotton picking and injured
open cation in the fields. a fcw
10 respondents rerort ''holl rot" an
in some districts th" see'i are sDroHt
ING in the open boil Thus far nc
catterp.llars have made their appear
ancc. and the cotton plant itsef is
nnininred, and if the n'esont rainy
spell is soon succeeded Ivy dry. sun
shiny weather, the prospects for al
ahundont yield vii he excellent
Pastures and all late crops are re
ported m 6no condition.
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An Attractive sim

The cnterprising proprietor ~ the
famous Gilt Eigc Store has placed
in front nf his store very I'm que
and attractive sign. T. is in large
raised gilt letters. with the words
..G Il Edge Store" which cannot
r.i! 70 attract the attention OF every
nasser nv. Mr. Vi'lcpigue is always
abreast with the times. The grand
npening which commenced yesterday
and will he continued through to-dsv.
will well repay q visit 10 his grand
emporium Of business. The i'm
mcnse display can only he' cen to
he appreciated.
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Deaths.

Mrs Sarah A. Joy, widow "f the
late Rev John r. Joy. who was for
many years resident OF Camden,
died in Columbia on the 9th instant.
at the advanced ago Of 78 years.
Mrs Joy was the mother of Mrs Jn".
B. Phelps of Oar town, and was be-
loved and esteemed by all who knew
her. Her remains were brought to
Camden for interment.
Mr. W. T. Dinkirs, an esteemed
citizen of West Waterec, died on
Wednesday morning st, utter q lin
gering illness.