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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22
TOWN TOPICS.

Baruum .hows To the Kalamaz ooloos
today.
Alss Nav Jackman IS seriously Ill 81
ltI Caual-st-
Special meeting Of the Board of Edu-
caaou tonight.
Tie fail examination Of city teachers
began yesterday.
Cabinet Photos, g per dozen, at
Wy&es' 81 Monroe 81.
The BereansBaptist Sunday-school
held a picnic 40 North PARK yesterday.
The przes Tor the coming Black Lake
regatta are on exhibition IN J. ii. Herk-
ners windows.
The Tenth ward Democrat Club Will
hold meeting At kinguette's Hall,
south DIwsOn-st. tonight.
ORIENTAL Chapter. No. 81, o. f. s,
vii hold special meeting Friday even
ing, August p, Tor work.
wv. Crater 4 Go. have executed a
chattel mortgage for $500, n favor of
J0nn Rauh, on the restaurant at 81
Canai-st.
Five hundred people attended the
Wednesday evening service az the
Maple Orchard camp meeting. near
Casanova.
Grand Rapids IS a large place." said
a Muskegon gentleman at the Morton
yesterday, "out MuskegOn knocks you
cut on car service and elegant streets.
Hartman Hall stage viii be larger
when the new building Is put up. The
hall : al torn up now, but Will be IN
good shapeJn time for the great Strauss
orchestra.
The King Milling Company, of Low
ell, tled articles OF ASSOCIATION with the
county clerk, yesterday. They start
with \ capital OF SIS, 900, Of which $40,
600 Is paid n.
A lady's sailor blue jacket with brass
buttons, trimmed with tinsel braid, was
picked up at the circus ground Wednes.
day night, The owner may call at
police headquarters.
It will be remembered that at the last
SESSION Of the supervisors, they drafted
resolutions favorIng the Comstock site
The Z. Of Is that have picnicked at
North Park this season also favor that
site
Edward Hsines, 4 shaper hand at the
Sigh Furniture factory, had three fin
gers OF his right k.pd cut of, by COM
ing IN contact With the knives of MS
machine, yesterday. DR.. Grswold
dressed the wound.
l.. B. stanton, of the Stanton Print
ing Company, mas just returned from
Chicago, where ne purchased a COM
plete new outfit of wood type, from the
smallest % the largest letter. This
company y now more than ever prepar-
ed % 90 all kinds Of poster work IN q
style excelled by none.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22
MINISTERIAL CONVENTION
An Interesting series OF Meetings at the
Church of Christ.

There are great doings At the Church
OF Christ this week, corner Of Lyon and
Barclay-sts. That usually busy ecclesi-
sshcal corner IS JUS. now uncomnonly
active. IL IS the occasion of 4 minis
terial convention, and Sunday-school
congress. Elaborate programs have
been arranged, and the exercises began
yesterday afternoon at o'clock, with
a paper by Rev. w. 3. Thompson, fol-
lowed, later on, with discussions of the
following subjects: Business princi-
pies needed IN the relations between
pastors and people" "Thc Preachers
Proper Attitude in Politics" "What
Should be our Attitude TO other Religi-
Gus Bodies"
The session of last evening was de-
voted TO religious service and preaching
by Rev. J. IL. Garrison. The subject
OF the discourse was, "The Preachers
Responsibility for a Missionary Spirit
Among his People" The text was ST.
PauPs famous declaration to Timothy,
81 have fought good fight, ] have I'm
ished my course, | have kept the faith"
Mr.. Garrison made very able address.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22
The Political Situation

is the an-absorbine topic. The ball was
opened yesterday az the county conven-
ton, and the delegates displayed
superior wisdom ~ the selection 81 their
candidates for the various county Offices
and delegates 10 tho State Convention.
But aside from the importance Of the
coming election, business men must do
business, and 10 do business they must
have Blank Books. These can he made
to order and ruled 10 any desired pat
tern al the Grand Rapids Book Blndery,
&c Pearl-st. This establishment started
4 few months ago by wv. Hannah and
A. +. Cochran, both well known 20 be
well skilled in the book hlndery busi-
ness, is supplied with facilities for exc
cutting the finest class of Blank Book
work and for binding Art Periodicals,
Magazines and Illustrated Publications.
Send your orders TO the Grand Rapids
Book Blndery, or send a card, which
will receive prompt attention.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22

There arc two hovs named David
Hathaway and Louis Remington. one
Is a htiie b.t If boy and Zoe other IS a
great big boy weighing l65 pounds. The
ht,ie hoy sis yesrs old. and must take
IS chances ss Il he were fuil grown
man. The hE bov IS oalv Is years old.
aud VII re taken n charge bv state
Agent Ho.Comh. Both bows were IN jus
tice Nestialrs court yesterday charged
With uncommon cruelty GO horse.
The horse had been hired at Mrs %
Naie's liveTv ham, just out do che Cltv.
After She bows had driven the horse
with great Vg0r, they htohed be 90 q
post where Dc stood ont ali night long.
As both boys are on one ard the same
complaint fhey have t0 sake the course
together. The ls5 pound hoy wfll have
30 be gone over by Judge Ho.comb. and
an adjournment was mad 20 Monday for
that purpose.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22
DEAD AGIS IP


"A@s Hsary sRrias says ~ tAs yaaasf-
Rssl ste.
me aet.ca ~ the directors % tie
As'4t County Agrleullersl soeleEy Wed
'-s'<'ss l.gias. IA sett 90 apQn tie p1E-
-',-ss y li.e NanaerU0el ste, sclssed
s1-s i4et taat ~ a. nlssy pe9i'ls have
ota -ens ca sae sgbject, Hh0 &c uot
80. noAca Si-r sn3at tneir Fless GA
p-ss-Ae events. There j. 10 sgu sag
US tect tlat tle 81 lect.ol ula1e created
"a 0n-yefsai saFpEse. tbe great
i-s-Ai3t g o. the ues around fIoal ire
~ "@a Zoe hrsE point 81 criticism
hli-n AeaFly every body nIsE reulsg keti.
lAFl-44 rpslLg Aas s@sa a. bic once
i~st st sang 1es, sAgd he, "a Be- true
ta@A have ~ time pAst taken ouch
in s-test ia Tar matters and 40 u00 1uE
u = cot true that / an at all specially
~ personally interested ia the recent
tctlon cue eas or the other. h0tWltn-
slA-a ~ ta4s, however. 1 think 1 may
TatAi ally SAY that the dissatisfaction
over the sole uon n0w made Is uniVeT
Sal, / have not met a. individual VINO
approves it,
What 80 you consider the worst on
/ pg nclpai feature az llnst ltr' asked the
! regaEstr.
It's great distance from the city.
I Indeed. lne remOteness OF the location
permits tire tair inference that the So
I cietY regard the far as ia no proper
/ sense rested % Grand Rapids. Ii may
7 yet be discovered THAI adequate reason.
exist Tor the acton of the directors,
I but it seems 10 ne that lt Was unWlse,
unless some very extraoIdlnay mean.
l OF transportation exist which tie gen
/ eral public know nothing about. Be
/ sides, Il 8 not AT al certain that the 80
| ciety will have tue power 70 consum
| mate the purchase. We know hat II
/ once hat nepOwer t0seii a property but
/ tue law Is slippery enough 10 make Il
! very uncertain whether the power %
sell carries with Il the power to buy.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22
TnE BLACK LAKn EEoArrA.
In WIN Come on Next Saturday in All Its
splsndor.

All arrangements have now been
made, and the regatta o. Black lake
next SATURDAY IS one o. the assured
events. Captain Temple, of TIE Owash-
tanongs, states that there Wll be four
oars with probably three entries, pairs
with two entries, singles WITH about
five entries, and possibly two doubles
from Detroit. Besides this there viii
be a sailhost race and a steam launch
race. The committee OF arrangements
consists of Captain Temple, John Hos
kins, OF the Ottawa Beach Hotel, and
Capt. Gavett. Of the &. q ". n. The
latter railroad will otieT a special prize
OF an elegant cup valued a. sll0, and
suitable medals viii const tute the other
prizes. Those who have thus far signl-
he'd their intentions of competing are
the Grand Rivers and Lansing Citys Of
Lansing, Owashtanongs, and possibly
Detroit and the Catlins. The races viii
start at O'Clock Saturday afternoon,
and any remaining over viii be held on
Sunday afternoon.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22
Absent Legislators.
rrom NC Amerlcan Grocer.

From the American Grocer.
The long session of Congress and the
hot weather have thinned out the ranks
of membes of Congress in Washington,
SO that the disposal of certain measures
OF very great Importance TO the busl-
ness interests of the country Is delayed,
and the wheels Of industry are held IN
suspense until il IS known how they
Will be decided.
Whatever differences of opinion
exist regarding certain measures, mem
bers Of Congress owe II 20 themselves
and the country, to have them decided
one way or the other. There are two
bills. showever, the passage of which
would do much to insure the business
prosperity Of the country, viz, the Ton
mage bill and the Tariff bill.
The Tariff bill affects almost every
branch of trade. Manufacturers are
unable 20 make the contracts Tor sup
plies, many of which are drawn from
distant points and even foreign coun-
tries. They are In the dark as to
what markets they will be able 10 count
on for their products. Importers are
rnshing III and piling up supplies Of
goods which they think are likely TO be
at eced by the tariff. Money markets
are thus deranged and capital diverted
from customary channels, 10 the great
detriment OF legitimate industry.
American Shipping interests have
been hanging by the eyeiids for some
time. waiting for the favorable action
OF Congress, which seemed assured to
place us upon an equality with the
shipping Of other nations. The Ton
mage bill has passed the Senate and is
now pending in the House. IL is to be
hoped absent members of Congress will
will return long enough TO pass the
above mentioned measures.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22

TIE stealing Of A helfer from Henry
NJ Whtlori. e. Bowen -1af0n. a wee k
or two ago. was aired in Justice West
falls court yesterday. Amos smith. q
man w1th 0rly one arr ard 70 head
vas the thief. The only question 81
issue between the prosecution acd the
defense VS. tte W 49, ~ tne hefrr. If
81 was worth more than f25. the PUNISH
ment wonbt he one thng. e e vas less
t1a1 81. t1e punishment wo1.t te
respondent - enc present term ~ the
cfrrlit court. W.T., tae En,1ca-t warn
e. convict tns n.a1 cf 7nvth rscre
than netlt larceny, he asd 6et5rr go tc
austa1g
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22
THAT KITCHEN STOVE.
mrs. Rlckiing Was Not so Badly Abused
WINS supposed.

Constable Greenbaum says that the
replevIn which he was executing
against cook stove was very inno-
cent affair, and not the grim messenger
of tyranny against the widow OF a muir
dered man, which the excited people on
Leonard-st. mistakenly supposed It to
be. He saws that nothing could have
induced MIN to take the stove from
Mrs. Kicking at that particular time.
lie says that Mrs. Rlckling had pre-
vlously sold for S35 quantity of house
hold goods 10 a Leonard-st. second
hand dealer, and this stove was among
those goods which the secondhand
man was taking away. He says Mrs.
klckllng's interests were not all IN
volvcd IN the Transaction, for she had
long since parted with the interest in
the stove which she once had. The
crowd that opposed the execution of
the execution OF the process were sim
ply mistaken about the facts.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22

Next Saturday, August 2S, about
sixty horses Will be sold st auction.
These animals were raised on the
large horse ranches Of Northwestern
Montana, and consigned 10 !. H..
Spauding & Co., of Chicago, 10 he sold
for what they will bring. The climatic
conditions OF Montana produce an AMI
NAL Of compact build, with fine clean
bones, muscles OF steel, lungs Of great
capacity and constitution which stands
any strain. Montana IS the birthplace
and home Of Spokane. OF Commodore
Belmont, Of Carrie Belle, 2:23s, and
many other celebrated horses. Many
OF the horses to DE- sold III our city
next Tuesday are bred from the finest
Hambletonian thoroughbred and coach
stations. Among the stations 10 be
found on the Montana ranches are
sons OF Almont. Belmont, Dictator,
wilkes Boy, Woodford Wilkes a
brother Of Harry Noble. sons Of Robert
McGregor and many other die
tinguished sires. This sale viii be posi-
tive; no adjournment on account 81
the weather. Messrs. Spaulaing q Co.
invite all Of our readers T. attend this
sale, look them over, and 4 you need o
horse for any purpose whatever, huy
your choice for your own price. They
are confident that you wiil be fully
satisfied with the investment, and that
YOU will be again a purchaser at next
sale.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22
"Wear II ? week or two or

"Wear II ? week or two or
three, till you make up your
mind about it, and then go
back to the store where you
bought it and get your
money back
Wear i: a year and, il a
bone is broken or kinked
or slipped Or shifted, 90 back
TO the store where you bought
it and get your money back.
What do you think Of the
Kabo corset when IT is sold
with such guarantees as those
two1
There's g primer on Cor.
sets for you at the store
CHICAGO ookssr o. chicago and Rev rgE
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22
This Date in History -Aug. "a.


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f1iufses flsn Lhs fazlese lBls - recof1.
average speed daring "a s0gass zlSz naes
p-r hour.
lsss-L sa1tin.s b4sins .aoeptsi ~ 9poli5e 1rras
eft Hagu-
lssl4-Hrs A.ybricks asslh sznfenos fSr polson-
nz ner h1sband cllanl4lsc - lt= JoP<ise-sr
meat
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22

F'.es ant Arts are quickly snns hiIat-
81 - mtv.rg q te1suCCuf1I of ROT 6it
oE RATS Fith saucer 90 sweetened
wafer. race ca nrzh shelves IN srfs-
nerdeil IN t0e room cr nix teaspoon
fg 1t BOT lH oN RATS with "a
rcuud o- Grown sugar ard SPRINKLE on
agh eut ot reach shelves. ~ or rear
border OF lower shelves. out cf resch
CT eali0rsn, Chs tr.s cut
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22
COURT RECORDS.

PRoBATE-Judge Perkins--Estate of
Edwin L. Craw, deceased; petition for
hearing claims filed hearing February
q. Estate of Magdalena Heinzman, a
minor; order appointing John G.. Hem 2
man guardian; bond filed and letters
issued. Estate of Ananias Worden, de
ceased; appraisers warrant and inven-
tory filed; Flossie F.. Nichols. adopted
child; order OF adoption and change Of
name to Flossie r. Lsmoraux. Estate
OF Permela i. Doan, deceased; pet ton
for final settlement of estate filed;
hearing September 10. Estate of ANNE
Mcdonald, deceased, bond filed and
letters Of administration with will
annexed issued TO Frederick W. Kuen-
nan. Estate of Michael Delaney; order
allowing claim and decree for payment.
CRcuIr-Judge Burch Philip 4.
Locke VS.. Henry Kendall ct al, as
sumpsit; order that testimony he taken
before referee.
SUPERIOR Judge Burlingame Annie
Nahre W. Richard Nahro, IN chancerv;
hearing IN opcn court; decree OF divorce
granted on the grounds Of nonsupport
and extreme cruelty: defendant forbid
den 20 marry tor two years from date
OF decree. Sarah a. Weeks vs. Nsthsn
Weeks. in chancery, decree OF divorce
granted complainant on the grounds Of
extreme cruelty and complainant al
lowed 20 resume maiden name.
PcrcF-Hon. John r. Holmes. Judge
Harry Weber. disordoTly, g and
costs or thirty days, appealed. Adolpb
poelllng. larceny more tnan s25; al
iuurned 81 tho 2sth. Peter Hughes,
larceny; thirty davs. John Pocher,
driving through = funeral procession.
twelve DAYS. James Campbell. dis0T-
derry. pad $3.50. Charles O'Dovd 4,
drunk. nOl.e pros'd. Ice Ramsey,
gambling. adjourned - the 23d. John
Mccarthy, drunk, paid $40.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22
DIED

aHINGET0N August ~ Clarence twin son
ol Hr alf Mrs. Robert shiasieron. aged
meaths sa1 tea days.
E44eIa from She residences. corner Of rroE-
bridge and Livingston sfs.. SATURDAY. August
- at pm. Frenfs Invited
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22

WAsHTssros, A4E '+s1 ----~F ~f -. -
&c.. tienerally lslr Ga Friday
- ca n0rthefg #inas, eos''et - - ~
-. 1870 tesnueratars r. soathera
Boruon. Ueper Men gAn. Par ''''fel-
ely z.uds, slgnt chaass Ia lsn-aefA-
Lee
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22

Breaking II the cable yesterday
necessltated tie postponement of Dun
ton s aacran safe II lots ou tho electric
road Inc sac viii taSe Place Monday,
thc 18th, at 2 80 2. ID.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22

Ismade from tae choicest wheat, care
fully selected
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22

The Detroit, Lansing 4 Northern r.
T.. VIII sell tickets 70 Detroit and return
at $500, including admission TO the In
terranonsl Fair and Exposition, Au-
gust 2s % September 8.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22

Boot ard shoe stock vii BE- taken FRI
eTcoanee for frst-ciass Grand Rapids
real estate. Cal 90 write CrcEer 3
cutters real estate department.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22

Buy your furniture st Compton's, -
south Divison-ft.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22

Tase vour isme horses g. ~. l-r-
8Sv's lnarmsry 65-7 K1uf-sg.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22

For Rheumatism. LUmbago, Neural.
ga, Eramp sud Colo there Is 10 rem
edy superior % the genuine Or. Thomas
FIectTlo OIL.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22

Every sack of LILY WHITE FLOUR
has picture 81 our mil. None genuine
without d.
VALLEY CITY NuErss GO.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22

Mrs Barney Van Fatten wishes 70 re-
turn her thanks for the many kind
Offices performed by friends and SIGH
hcrs, and for the afecGonato gard
SHOWN during her recent bereavement.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22

BiucLiiies or Pear Of savoy perfumes
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22

began We season last Midday by an
overtlnwirg house.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-12-24
literary Notes.

The american Nagszins. Lave
come t. bs rsconiZei In the world
oyer - -4e best illustrated aEd most
ably conducted; IN fact. 1t is said tat
or editions are soik IN England of al
least tN0 Of our leading magazines
Lhanof thoEuslish moLtLlys- This
cor 1tIon has resulted from the fact
thSt the American magazines hssit.ts
=. no expense, o4ther for the purchase
o. manuscript or illustration s5O,OGO
has been paid by one magazine Tor /.
single series Al lions are invested
IN this BUSINESS, aud they csu w.ll II,
ford to pay afv prIcs fyr an article
of unusual interest. Probably Lee
single cause - having such an sffs I
IN the sduoktIon Of both old sna
Young America as these ma. aziuc.
They are psnstrstlnE IUJ9 sysTY
household. Thar beautiiul snSras.
lpgs seIva "a Inetructor. ave "a. ,aO..
unable or 10 busy to read. IleIasst
popular authors rseogpIzs tEAt they
can obtaIn more momoy from ths
magazines than by puh ishiag In oo,k
form. In proportion to bond
volumes, the magazine gives zs four
to one Take for instance the Coz
NoFoLITAS, which contains annually
1886 pages by the leading writers Of
the world, sud more than 1900 illus
tratlons by clever artists, That would
Volumes of nssrlv 400 page.
each, vet is Furnished to lue subscrI-
Dor ii only 81 A. year The four
bound Volumes which 1t would make
would be worth on the book stands
not loss than Sl2OO sssm>impos-
slbls thai no much SHOULD be furnish
Ell for so little. and II Is only wien
the number reaches 100000 or up
wards tEat such work can be turned
ont at = profit TO the publisher.
Formerly Is was considered iu!pes-
slhle TO plaes such = magazine before
the public for less thsn 81 % pry
annuuD, aud the predictions we're
when the price Of the
COsHlPLIrAN uss if1sd st 81 40. tina.
/ would be ImpOssIhls for 1t ~ suSvtV~
~ such figure. The publisher he
lersd that "a firSt-ciaEs magazine al
.he low price Of 81 40 would bv quick
Y appreciated by tLs public He
1pectatyous have beer rn1rs that
and tic December issus of
hs CCsNoFo.ITAS reached the 100.
40 uzfk
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-12-24
Sheep Thief Convicted.

From the Bloomfield Advocate Of
the 18th iast: About the Erst of last
September nsny 81 our readers will
rsmsm Der, two individuals appeared
IL the upper snd 81 thIs county with
drove Of % sheep winch thsv sold
20 Nr Albsn McEil.R, Of Sandy
Hill, for $40. 1t vas .Lortlv discoy-
cred that ise shssP had been stolen
from ". j. HoeksnLs-ry, of Path
Valley, Franklin county and David
L. DsVIuney WAS arrested for the
theft. Last week Dsrinnsy WAS
tired IL ChsmhCrsburs aud found
guilty. Pending his sert.Lss com
mIttae Of physicisns vas appointed to
examine bis condition About TIVE
wseks previous TO hIs trisl, he sud
denly tel over IN the lail corridor
and srdesvorsd to convey the i'm
prsssIcn that hs was paralyZsd.
From tEat hs refused to or vas una
Bile to talk and the sisn .ngu.ge
has bean EIs meals Of comm G1icztiag
with his isllOv Ia Court he could
not ans-e- questions s1cept by nod
ding his head ~ by the sign Ian
guage he hsd adopted. He also at
teHptsd 10 sIplaiu that he could not
write. TIE Jail physician doss not
believe LIs tongue is psral,xed as
upon being gequettsd to thrust the
member away out--S feat he coxld
not have performed if the muscles
had heen tisG with psralysiS-I.
psrformsd the act most succsssfull-
The physicians subjected Dsvinney
co the influence - chlorSform. TINS
Ealing ether vss spplisd and hs was
not long IN saiibly resposdin:
Judge Stewart than sentenced the
prisoner to paw n fF,s of s5, and coat.
'gethsr with ar iapri-onmsnt of
10 months IN the psREsntiary
D=vInnsy Is a character and his
previous record Is not ssrory. about
dozen years s:p hs ~ss tried for
the murder sf his son, whose sup
posed bones wers feura on the
mountain. He escaped con ion
aud his sen sfterrard returned home.
Fer yssrss bOI Of bsn-s II sNsured
in the shsritfs ono, ChEmbsIsburc.
~ those % Devisneys son and 10,
tradition Of the court house was 80
shocked when Young Ds-inusy came
back with ali his bones securely JOINT
sd beneath his living flssh. From
whose body came the bones so long
treasured and still boxed up in the
shsrif-s office has been since Down
nsys return a msttsr Of uncertainty