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Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-09-18

admitted old Stephen Doyle's will TO
probate. he fell off the bench, dead"
'You don't say sor' exclaimed the
minister.
Yes, sir, II is n fact. When went
home heard OF IT, and shut myself up
and for more than two days did not eat
bite. Finally l came out, and remcm-
bering a moneyed man, friend OF mine,
that lived not far away, went to him.
and. telling him OF my experience with
the other men and reminding of what
had befallen them. asked him to lend
me $25. He not only refused but actu-
ally laughed at me. The next morning,
while he was out In the pasture looking
at his fine horses, be was stricken with
apoplexy and died almost instantly"
Good graciousr' exclaimed the minis.
ter. you startle mo.
''Ah, you are beginning to see that
have cause to be superstilious."
"Oh. no." said the preacher, thought
fully; ooh no, for we are in this cnlight-
encd day warned against superstition.
Ctncidents are sometimes perplexing,
but We should never permit them, to
drive us into the dark corners OF super
stition."
Il know that. Mr.. Woodrigy. and
have fought against it. but still can
not help yielding TO n strength so i'm
measurably -reater than my own. Let
me give you another instance. About
two weeks after the last man died
went 10 o preacher, q dear friend OF
miae, and begged spiritual comfort"
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-09-18
A GREAT THUNDER STORM
Four Italians Killed by Lightning
and the House Not Touched.

A terrific thunder storm passed over
Sodom on the Harlem road in New
York. About 100 Italians were at
work on the reservoir. and they
FASTENED for shelter to house near
by. 1t scarsely afforded standing room
for the frightened men. They had been
in the house but q few minutes when
lightning struck within few feet OF
the structure and four OF the Itanans
fell to the floor dead. A panic ensued
and number OF the men were injured.
A curious fact was that the house was
not damaged by the lightning.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-09-18

HE LEANED BACK IN A CHALK
"You move me deeply by saying so,'
the reverend gentleman answered. cast
Ing look OF inquiry upon the man,
whom he found to be solemn OF counten.
ance and exceedingly plain Of dress.
"Do you 1.-Two near hereY"
No" the visitor answered. my
habitatlon, humble aud scarcely worth a
glance Of the traveller that passes tho
door, Is situated miles from here, but
your sermons come TO mo on tho great
thought carrying waves OF tho press.
Are you too deeply engaged In contem.
plation TO spare mo few moments In
your libraryf'
"Oh. by no means" the minister ro-
sponded. walk Into tho house, please. -
They went into the library. and tho
visitor. after seating himself looked
errnesllv nj tho preacher and said: IL
did not know that | was In your I'm
mediate Dcighborhood until your house
was pointed out to me, aud then my de.
sire to see and talk with you, overcom.
Ing my Judgment, perhaps, urged me to
stop"
II nm really glad that you did stop"
tho minister replied. moving In an ON.
barrassed manner; for. although ac'
customed to tho compliments OF the sis.
ters aud brothers OF tho church, the
praise Of this solemn man made him
feel uneasy.
II thank you profoundly" said tho
visitor, bowling. For many days have
thought that should like to talk TO you
on subject that has become very scri-
Gus to me, and you can scarcely imagine
tho thrill felt when your house was
pointed out.
II am ready, nv dear sir. to talk 10
you on any subject" the minister
answered. 1T is with regard to religion,
Of course
"Well, hardly. Tho truth ISL am
almost ashamed to acknowledge It'll
fear that have become suporstltious. |
have fought, have really struggled
against II. but still can not drive away
horrible belief that seems TO hourly
fasten itself stronger and stronger upon
mo. Before proceed farther. let mo
tell you my name. ! nun Calvin N.
Beycrs. am exceedingly poor. but all
my friends know Ino TO DO honest.
Sometimes l have money, and then
sometimes find myself In extreme need.
My superstition began In this way;
About four months ago went TO man
named Anderson and asked him TO lond
me S25. lie refused. What happenedi
The next day he dropped dead"
There Is nothing remarkable In that."
the preacher remarked.
ooh, no; but wait, The very next
day went 10 man named Cal Sim
mons and naked him to accommodate
me with S25. lie declared that he did
not have the amount He was very
strong man. but tho next day he dropped
dead"
'Humphl" grunted the minister
Then began TO grow superstitlous,"
tho visitor continued, "and although l
needed money ! waited for several
weeks before asking any one else. Final.
ly need drove mo to II aud went to II.
g. Featherston, our county judge, and
asked him for S25. He said that he
would let me have II, and know that
his intentions were good. but upon look
ing In his safe he found TINT no had not
the amount. Thanked him, OF course.
but the very next day. just as ho had
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-09-18
UNFORTUNATE FAMILY.
Two Brothers Killed and Their
Mother at the Point of Death.

William Langley, at Howbet Col,
was shot through the body a fatally
injured by a cowboy. who escaped.
George Langley, we'll known ranch
man and brother OF William. came to
that place to attend his dying brother.
Suddenly he became crazed ami be-
fore friends could prevent, threw him
self in front of passing Midland
train and was completely ground to
pieces. What makes the case still
sadder is the fact that the mother OF
the two unfortunate young men, upon
hearing OF their untimely death, be-
come compile telY Frustrated and is
now lying at the point Of death.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-09-18
Ants In Ansonia.

Ansonians up in the little Nutmeg
State were treated to a shower Of
ants lasting for two hours a day or
two ago. The air was completely
filed with the insects. They Stoned
to come out of the ground, They
came out along the street for hun
dred yards, and after circling around
in the mir started in n body down
the street. They evidently had mid
air combats, as the streets were full
of dead and injured and the wing, oil
other uniortunates.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-09-18
ONE WOMAN'S TROUBLE.
Convicted of Soliciting Murder and
Loses Her Only Son.

The jury in the case OF Mrs. Sarah
Randolph. alias MRS. McGinty,"
New Castle, Pa. charged with solicit
ing the murder OF w. S. Foltz, presi-
dent of the First National bank OF
New Castle, returned & verdict of
guilty. She was remanded for sem
tence. Within ten minutes OF the
time she received her sentence, her
only son, William, married man,
age 40, while waving to some friends
swapping turtle he had just caught,
fell under q passing train. He will
die.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-09-18
WORKED" A MINISTER
THE CREWSoMg HISTORY OF A CON.
FlDENCE MAN.
Strange and sndden Death Of Every One
Who Had Previously Dcelined to Make
Him u Loan.

Rev 90" W. Woodrigg. pastor Of
large church ana oec ot the geutlest OF
men, was walking medltativeiy IN his
garden, when man came up to the fene,
and said:
II am a stranger TO you. Mr., Wood.
rigg, but you are no stranger to me.
Many aud many time when tho wick
OF the candle OF hope had grown long
ard tho blaze threatened to 30 out your
sermons have buoyed me up"
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-09-18
Florida sponges.

The Florida sponge fleet has done
exceedingly well this winter. The
weather has been favorable ard the
supply is inexhaustible, as they grow
almost as fast rs they are gathered.
Some of the sponges are us large rs
nail-keg. Que boat gathered 5000
In few DAYS.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-09-18
viewing the Case Pronerlv.

Deaf Man Ito muslclan) --NoTl not give
you anything. I'm deaf AMI cant hear your
music.
Friend (speakng into his ;rampet) --WelL.
give him dime out OF thankfillarss because
sou cant hear him.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-09-18
The Things Necessary.

First politicisn. Do you think he'll sue
coed.
Second politician. Yes.
First politician. What makes you SO con.
fdcnt!
Second politician. Because he's got plenty
OF sand and--rocks.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-09-18

A hungarian Of Duqucsne, Pa, has inst
sold his wife to a countryman of his for slO0
s25 down, and s6 month aftcrward till paid
divorced husband OF New York sold his
interest in their boy to his wife for $500.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-09-18
C0NGR ESSIONAL..
SENATE.

WARRINGTON, Sept l0.--The tariff bill was
taken up ON its passage A vote was taken
and the bill passed-ycas 40, nays -. Aldrich
moved that the senate insist ON its amend.
ments 10 the house bill aud ask for confer.
enee, The motion was agreed to- The SEN
ate then adjourned.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-09-18

Signs OF all kinds made to Understanding
wood carving. Make your designs so as TO
give me the idea aud will make estimates.
Address 70 IL. +. Waltz, P. 0. box 1887, Des
Molncs, La.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-09-18

WASHINGTON, Sept, ILL., The house bin Cor
the sale Of certain land Tor school purposes In
the town OF Pelican, Wis, was placed on the
calendar. The conference rerolt ON the rail.
road land forfeiture bill was taken up. Adj.
journed.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-09-18
THE MARKETS.

Snooper Is your wife fond Of muslci
Gassan-Y Yes: OF chin music,
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-09-18

Even the woman Of fashion with lots OF
leisure has her callers to pursue.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-09-18

The house met, but there being no quorum
present adjourned without approving the
Journal.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-09-18

As Speaker Reed entered the chamber this
morning he received rounds OF applause from
the Republicans aud spectators IN the gal
leries. Ferrall, of Virginia, made the poiut
OF no quorum. On motion of Mckinley (amid
Democratic applausel the house adjourned.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-09-18

l The Dubuque Herald says: "The
census office has announced the popu-
lation Of Dubuque to be 80. 147, about
5000 short of what it should be as
shown by the enumeration Of the city
enumerators. Something is wrong.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-09-18

The journals OF Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday were read and approved without oh,
lection, and the house proceeded 70 pay It's
last tribute Of respect 10 the memory Of the
late Senator Beck Of Kentucky After adj
dresses by Breckenridge, OF Kentucky and
others tive house ndiourneJ
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-09-18
SENATE.

EAsnINGToN, Sept. l5.--The senate today
passed number OF bridge bills. Bl'ls on
calendar We're then taken up and sevcral
passed, among them senate bill to amend act
Of June 10, 1873, to create an auditor Of rail.
road accounts. This bin requires AL subsidized
railroad companies to transmst to abe commits
sioner OF railroads duplicates OF all bills for
services In transportation OF passar gers CT
freight; carrying OF mails, express or Ter any
service, whatever rendered for or on behalf Of
the United States
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-09-18
SENATE
HOUSE.
SENATE.

SENATE, Washington, Sept 13.--Quay Of
fered resolutions Of sorrow and coincidence in
reference to the death Of Samuel ]. Randall
and proceeded TO address the senate. Bar.
bour and Plumb also eulogizcd the dead
speaker with eloquent tributes, and then, us u
mark OF respect, the senate adjourned TN
Monday.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-09-18
HOUSE.

Mckinley reported back the tariff bin with
the senate and with recommendations that
the amendments be non concurred IN. II was
referred 10 the committee OF the whole In
Difference to the wishes OF many Republican
members II was decided an effort should b,
made TO take up the tariff bin Immediately.
This necessitatcd the displacement OF the con
tested Virginia election case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-15
NOTES IN TIE LABOE FIELD.
.GrNrRAL STRIKE oN ANEW srH''L-hNi'HIS
To HAVE \ CpNVtNTl"N.

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,.- ,,xvt.v.rfnv
, ~, tf.i-.,,
o." Board oi h''' ''''' .,. 80 t.,i,,
orphan Asylum ]" ,., .,..,,lv -av. ;lc
tom ave- l"'' I'''' ,.,.,.,, ,,,.ol.
contract jog me '"' i'' ~. ,...,,,,. ,,.
q w'll Known bii'1'E "' ''''' ...l
,..,,. ,t,I,u carpenters 80 - 90 l'i ! WIZ"
90 .... h.Y~. aud tN.irh, lrIur- dN"H upon i''''
,, -, ,lc Hoard OF Walking p-l -'''' ~
IN, luidng Trade, -cotion w"'h H''-'' '.i' '1'
,u n.,,.,., 10 A union aad wor.. only 'ishi
49,, ,~ - 20 TO force vi. Gu-tava,'n g."
h"'fr " nav '"' go =, ,....., ,,ii .,,,. ,Y..Ilu-
couplN vl.h their rules t' i'''' wa
o,i,r , General strike ~ an tlr aide' N"''''" ''
"' ,,. .,.,,l
pIo'"d 'h VIC h'" ' ,. ,.... ,..lt t.
hand fowe NV "i NV "'''.' ~ ,.
l.-nt. .-.,oul. -. near smith ave. ana '''''' |
"I'u H'" }" Wv ... ....... u.lfrr
Among others Hi' " ''''' 40 ,.,.-.'. .,.
hanger. James T. Ar''l'n'' '''"'..- .
3D., p,, tt,rror-' t.,.,u wants 100 fore" i"-' h' 200
'" H., ,.....t .. fl.. Eurl OF NtlNlus
."." "- u.''"". Nv ~ -, i..,er t,.l,, .
Delegates. ard AZ iAr in''''.'- "' '' .-
'.''" $500, .,...,, I,,.... viii l. o.,'r.cI.
~ 49, pa , o.. Il ,r...!.u lfau
...,.~ .,, ,..,trd ,..t fo desert Tie knights ".
- ,.., o.. ,,.,~.,ti Federation.
'-'.' .,c,.,l committee OF the House
y mo"tlnt "i ~p''i'l '''''' . -
smiths Union va held ,r..ciday =" d'"U %" "s'
uc,t with the l.uu boz, builders for l-'l. !"e
''''' ., ..t.., NJ ,,-t hour.
new contract Nil al! l'. '"''' W.
An oni. 4. all ha, been l-'ued nom h'l"t'''''.
d. ID. ,-.., and l,r,l assemblies - tn"
"Hfi''-'u 10 q" "''' -, ,.., d... ~,i..
knights # LABOR Ih'''' "'N '"'' ~ ..
. ,, -.,,d animal state convention OF "a" knlFHl-
" 80. ,,, -, man, tt.N Albany, Jauu,r,
u Labor 10 ~ me-" III I, ~. %. ..,, o,...d
10. TAc convention is held Tor t'' p'p"' ~
'Ii,'r,,v ,ut otherwise. and To- taAc decided action
I'D - pri,on contract l,hor. the abolition ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-15
THE SITUATION IN THE SENATE.
COMPROMISE MAY BIZ A RESULT OF TIL
CONFERENCE TONIGHT

coNpRON1SE MAY BIZ A RESULT OF THE
CONFERENCE TONIGHT
vaebirrton Dec II (>pccai).-Ihe caucus OF hc'
,,,or senators 10 be held tomorrow evening AT inc
- ,on,tor ucNillen. Of Michigan may or may
to,, - ,lcar up the political situation If tho
,o, , i, many previous conferences Is followed
ho dircultv will simply be pushed over or settlement
al a future meeting sun ~. l., a. 80. .Ia,
nseurc for action on the majority III te senate tha'
do,i-,on 70 do something definite NAV be reached.
rho martial programme Of fnancm legislation aeTeeu
- rostordav nv the Committee OF Eleven VIII be SUD
,cd 70 IN. conference and there Is ii'tc doubt that
yin easily receive the approval OF large majority
-, ,La p.nr,,Ican senators. Whether it can win the
, - tho dozen or more extreme silver men i
s,,.,tn, ho,rovcr and without their cooperation II
iu Ia irostbIc to get any financial or other lcgiSa-
,i ,I,,,ugb the senate just now. There Is Il W'do-
sn,c,d IMPRESSION however, that some sort oil com
,rie with fine friends Of silver VIII he adopted
and chat on that basis pledge to support chahES
, -. and thc massage OF the Election bill VIII nc
,.,,a iron, Ny Plumb and his followers. If such
49, ,,.ncnt can hc effected the Election bill VIII
,iIr lac mt aside for awhile and the financial
o- indor.ed by the conference laid before the
,,'a, imulcdi.tcv. There are many obstacles, oi
- n, the way 81 compromise Wnlch VIII lnN"lNe
~ things A. the expansion al the currency inc
~ man, o of Iati.n Of Silver the adoption OF
nr.,o,s question" and the passage OF the Lodge blil
,,t rnle., an agreement Is comprehensive a. thts d
ic framcd The whole Republican scheme % etiHlhuoh
Gov MI session promises end In cha"~ To morrow
Conference should ~ least do something toward NAMING
broad and satisfactory compromise likely and prac-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-15
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.

SENATOR BIRKETr SLABS MR. CotkRANs tA'h'
\ sensational story wa aioat yesterday about
ouarrcl between senator James W. hirkct and George
cochran NJ the Fourth Ward Republican ASSOCIATION
rc.tinr AT Myrtlc-avc. and FulOn--i. on SATURDAY
night The accounts greatly mafrit"d ana
.omcwhat lively discussion made into an assault lN'
fact OF the case are that senator brr't met COCHRAN
bcf re the meeting. AID said pleasantly that De hao
inst come from II. Ionllnd. where II Wa very 'ou'
cochran answered that il would b. hot enough lot
rirlc,t for A icw DAYS meaning that an opposition
ticket wa, h. be put mp. IN animated discussion
followed i'm the midst ~ which Mr. llrkc't 'htc"
Nh hi, hand and hi- fingers became cntihei" III
C,rkr,n'~ mu,tachc. The latter attempted I" sHIh'
the senator who then Slapped his face. Inc ho"
were separated by friends and President Beatty 500"
after called the meeting - order.
IueaknR To- a Tribune reporter h'' evening VT
Deatty sad THE report that tho meeting was 'l-
ORDERLY and That there Wa much opposition - 'nc
.pponimout Of a nominating committee is fhISe
s.r Tie primary U1dr without dl>',huNS 'V''.
T,cr, motion pvt va. carried unanimously. II tetc
va au. trouble between the senator ana '"'hra'' II
Wa before tie meeting ..
senator ri.hc;t wa. -ccu a. hls home IN Lawrcncs-
: lt refused 10 ttlk a. The AFFAIR. Tic rcnlArhcd'
however that the story q, told VA utterly uh'inc'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-15

Nh. Maria bowling. iort,- Ia year, old. Of Pro-
rcct--t. visiting at the hpusc II Robert smith,
the second noor of the apartment house No. - Durcld
st yesterday ait ruoon \, she leaving the house
no vas taken Suddenly with fiihuns spell. and fl
20 the bottom of the stair. An ambulance surgeon
wa called, bat she dcIi when he arrived
George Tmty, & member Of the Democratic Gen
cril committee from the rWcnty-tllri Ward. spcat
saturday night IN cell at HE Gates police sta
ton for ntoxcaion, lie attempted 10 fight with his
mothcrIn-law. Mrs. George Flannlean, at her home.
No. 3D. Quucy-st., and ic lad him lochcd up.
A cylinder head was blown ont # a locomotive on
the KINGS County Elevated Railroad al II O'Clock Oh
saturday night, near llica-,t. \ piece Of the iron
went through the window OF the .ting room Of The
Peoples Hotel narrowly missing the heads OF several
persons The only harm done was the bruslug OF
The foot Of man by piece OF the flying cy Under
3il,. Catherine Quad, sixty nine years old, wife OF
jeremiah Quad, retired mechanic living at No 80
Ei,vcnthst., and mohcr!n law II Thomas L. Nevins
Chief Of tie Fire Department. went to mass at 80
a. m. yesterday al the Roman Catholic Church Of St
Thomas Aqunas, Fourth and Ninth-st. she fell
dead I'm church.
Charlie W Milen, who was once the pastor Of the
Washington street Methodist Episcopal Church. and
becoming involved u scanddis ~, tlcd about thr,.
wears ago and compelled Ia leave the ministry IA.
returned 10 the Mcthodl,t Episcopal Church Yesrcr.
day be admitted 10 Membership In the First Place
Church.
II. Thomas Episcopal Church. Bushwick-avc~ md
C0opcrst.. dedicated yesterday by Bishop Little.
john.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-15
AZ Address 10 rOrNG WY.

The Rev Or. Lyman Abbott preached a sermon
last night IN the Concert Hal! 81 the Metropolitan
Opcrs House in aid Of The students Movement, undcr
the general auspices Of the Young Mems Christian
Association. The object Of the movement Is {" gain
as lis members all young men who enter the unlver
stiles Of this city. and also TO help the poorer under
graduates
The tcAt Of Dr. Abbotts discourse " The Founda-
ton OF God Standcth sure No sOundcr Foundation.
he sad. could he found or human happiness 'i! ,iHt
which was laid in The heart Of young men. II was
a great aud encouraging thought that the yoiilI UNI
,er,ity men Of this city put forward helping mana
10 all those who were joining tnem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-15

In Ll, 10 TIE ~ oud Unitarian Church. Brooh-
ltu Yesterday morning the Rev John W IhHd WICK
occasion br,oN wod Il corda pfas1 upon Plymouth
Church for q recent action 100 retaining roll u
m.mbrrulp M" " ALBERT II Smith III forgrr vino
IT, now in Sing rrrslur t"fu %; pf-0nin,nt for
->rutc.n ycaf-. 1h. couf." ~ I9WoVtl thur H. ulr
pr-. .u.f -uIG. rNdDLF a.foriano" with the
Chrlstautv oi jesus, It Wa standing hy man ia hr
time u need aftr be- had rrpene of t.c evil he had
done ia this Wav FFmolth Church "a- giving him th"
very help needed and t-'owinR HIM human
pro,doltal hut ~" action Of this church not
accord with tine restrictions sid Ia. church
u Ncu -lug and b. Jonathan tIwdr- 10 rnter Dont--
he'll 30 NG- n"r''-.'Y 20 abandon 81 hope; 10 enter
Edwards, heaven a.. humanity lad b b" IN lcind Thr
church o. Llsuels a church 81 saint exclusively.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-15
DELAY ~ SUPPLYING DR.. KocHs REMEDY.

DELAY IN STPPLYING DR.. KOCH'S REMEDY.
TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
sir: While believing fully In the exercise Of caution
In distributing KochS lymph allow me TO eAprers
surprise al the long drswnout dellberatIon OF uIs
German ply -ciaus and the Government IN MAKING
known A remedy which il is supposed hundreds oi
thousand, Of people on their To an early grave
await with fcvcrish anxiety hoping that by the ala
II ms m,Gitirc their lives may be prolonged II
te medical men Of Germany deem IL necessary ~ start
c,n.umptoa schools wherein II instruct wclllnformed
tracttourr, how a. administer the medicine. ana To
have these schools. hospitals, or whatever they may
br under the control Of Emperor william. We may
look for r,.iupc enough before being able 10 CLEAN
sufficient knowledge and medicine for extended III
oeul,tion, IN this county 70 well on 20 the
year 1000.
Nv personal friends made application Tor Nmph IN
Rcrin nearly month ago and were politely lntotnl'I
that the supply had been exhausted These applicants
were, scientific men of high standing. This supply
mad been exhausted" excuse is difficult for goahcad
N,ukc, Ia under stand and venture u >ay tAat II III
Koch will spend an hour or - Of his valuable uhe
u,;ructiug half a dozen al our best Ne" lof.
phys stefan, in the u~e and Manufacture Of me NWph
ou~umptlVc, In this country Will soon u' d'r u
.r,fnl and prttictl treatment II Germany proposes 10
m M a cl,r cOrpui "A, OF tn, lymph business, perhaps
She has p,ricct gin = do 80 bUt t' p"'pte Mio
luuc- slowly succumtug to the rav1ees 81 tubercu"i
laciiu will not take kindly 10 further delay ana
continued short supply Of the medicine Whl,l ma,
mean he T. them There has already been plenty u
for siderable dissemination ~ NmpH hh""f
cdcc in the nited states and IN the minds OF some
pnmo,r RATS, It's non importation may he regarded A.
rtalatory measure melted ny the Mckinley DIX,
Hot springs y. C., Dec. ., lcSO. l.