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Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13
IHRIST'S VISIT TO SIMON.
Rev. Sanford II. Cobb, D. D., at
Westminster Church.
The Wicked Woman who shows Repent
ance il Forgiven Her Sins-The
Lesson Taught by This Act.

Rev. Sanford II. Cobb, of Westminster
Presbyterian Church, preached an cx-
cellent sermon last evening, taking for
his text Luke 80. "Now when the
Pharisee who had bldden him saw it. ne
spoke within himself saying, This man,
II me were a prophet, would have
known who and what manner of
woman tins is that toucheth him, for
she is a sinner He read for the even
ing lesson the story Of Jesus vi>.tat the
house Of simon, the pharisec, when the
ordinary c0urte,ics having been neg
lectcd, woman of the town entered
and washed hs feet with her tears and
wiped them with her hair. The text
Is e part of the narr.t.yc. The main
feature, of the sermon were a. follows:
'Ouc SAVIOR, q, we read the
story of bis life, seemed To
bc q continual puzzle To those
around ,hm. continually doing things
they thought hc ought not Co do aud
constantly teaching doctrines contrary
o. tlrlr opinions. AZ the same time
tuerc was lOYchncs- and dignity con-
st2utly showing forth iu his character.
that attracted ail people % him and
commanded their respect. overture
Of freudllucss were frequently made
hy ta. Pu3ri~.c- and others. and his lu-
FIt}tOu 10 dinner ln tine house of simon
Was one OF those. Although hc was ar
invited guest. still some Oi the ordinary
courr'sie, % guest, had been neglected..
Il- >uung Woman, belonging to3n exc
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13
some MORE ABOUT BLAIR
And His Proposed Compulsory Bill
on Sunday Obs8rvances.
Rev T.. e.. Moore u of Opinion That Blsir
Means Businrss, and 81, Only Baitiuga
sprat To Catch "A Whale.
10 No EaIt0r u IL Tl-s.a,s-HlR,lo.

To che Editor % the Tl.saaAs- HER,lD.
see by your paper OF the 10th the
following "Oue ur two of our CORE
,poudeuts are getting uurcasoua5Iy
alarmed over the Blair Amendment
s0-called." is il possible that 1 may be
one Of the two referred TO by the words
"unreasonabiy alsrmed2' We would
naturally infer that he himself sees
some cause for alarm" And IS Il not
possible that If the respected editor of
the TELEGEAN-HERALD would examine
the subject 3 little more closely, that
perhaps be would see cause % change
his mind somewhat. On this point allow
me 20 insert clipping taken from the
-Antalcga >sntnsI ot september, lSSS,
which VIII explain itself:
Indeed, 70 often puzzles many peo-
ple Who are really opposed 10 the princl-
pies ot the National Reform AssOcla-
ton, 90 know how any harm can come
from anything which ls introduced by
che good folks OF the churches and the
National WOmau's Christian Temper
Union. We Will explain by brief
reference o. the history OF the past.
And we will quote first. as a text, a
passage from the Bibaotirr1 Nacro. of
May, 1871, written by Rev. Ralph Emor-
SON, D.l1, at that time Professor of
Ecclesiastco. History m Audovor Tnco-
logical Seminary. 10 is tms:-
Few taugs can Doe 50 peruiciOus 10
tue church as q general belief that 10
very bad measure wa, ever introduced
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13

Viii be Al the Eagle Hotel "Wednesday
and Thursday, January 1915. and
every four weeks thereafter in 1880.
All those having piles. 90 matter of
what name or complication, hstula rs
sure, he simply cures them all. No
cutting OF uelng Those hydroceles or
YeuOcelos cured 10 matter now large
or long standing, and not a moment
LAID up from work. Does tins seem
marvellous and braggadociO statements
Just 60, get hs new way OF treating
them See results he has gwen here,
and YOU will no longer wonder why he
comes year after year.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13

Steketee, the proprietor of Steketecs
Neuralgia Drops, has all he can DO
filling orders for his neuralgia cure.
Those that use It itpronounce il a succe IS
for LA Grippe" pains. II is cheaper
and better than Anti-Pyrlne. For sale
by all druggists and at Steketee's Drug
Store. For further particulars call on
Mr. Steketee at 50 MOnroe-st. 90 cents
Dcr bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13
GET IT!
TheBlueBoOk of Trade Marks
WnFr rnE
EVERY MANUFACTURER.
INVENTOR, MERCHANT.
and BUSINESS MAN.

In fact. an interesting book
for any ones perussl Over
400 Illustrations showing the
trade marks Of a. many srti-
cles- inva liable 20 any inven-
tor or manufacturer seeking a
new trade mark or design.
Hsny hin e gwen The Trade
Mark lsw fully discussed. Sold
only oy the publishers sent
postpaid on receipt ~ 800.
POND & BAYMoEr.
Esw Hrrff ~.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13

Fifty cents 70 two dollar Il
pair saved on hoes bought
now. and the sooner You come
The better you viii be suited
and fitted.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13

Smith and Sanford are this week IN
the Eastern markets selecting their
spring stock of carpets and draperies.
They buy direct from the manufac-
turerS, thus enabling them 10 sell at the
lowest prices. They VIII soon open the
largest and most attractive stock ever
shown in tins city
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13
sncrince sale in MilIinerr.

All persons wishing 10 buy hats or
bonnets Of any description will do well
10 call and examine our stock at No.
- Canal-s;., as all goods IN this line
VIII be sold regardless OF cost. Come,
examine, and be convinced.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13

There Will be public installation OF
the officers of Samaritan Lodge, Knights
of Honor, Tuesday evening, January
H. at their lodge room, Tower build
ing. Choice program and everybody
invited.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13
800 pairs ladies hand
turned fine Dongola Shoes at
S2.70 a Pair.
800 ladies' genuine French
kid, hand-turned shoes,
At S3.75.

1000 pair Of ladies' fne kid
boots that sold for g.. $3.50.
81 and s.. Ia which the sizes
are q little broken will be
closed out without reserve at
$3.50 a Pair.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13

4 certain young gentleman telcphon-
cd t0 20 young lady m q certain Office,
not many blocks from the CITY Han. a
few days ago and inquired: "Is hc in
yets'
"Who2' Came hack over the electric
current 20 o pleasant voice.
''McDaty.'
AZ fair maiden fisll Of blooming youth.
WITH suues 81 sweet and dimpled chlns
1ay c.aatenance bespeskinz innocence.
truth.
7 hose taa1 suffer no greater burden.
l1r -1 lo7rs romance and lifes upcsr-
fa
lha. -f .,lsh and panz DER the joke Mc.
tIH.r
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13

No improbable lines. No fancy
prices 10 make an average. No credits.
No losses. One price for cash. Plain
figures. Compare assortments ut Stauf-
fer's. Save money.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13

For the next two weeks ] will make
a discount of - per cent. 10 my custom
crs on all their purchases for cash.
J. /. WILKES.
January f. 1890
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13

Try it. The Sataline Soap. 1t is un-
excelled. For sale by all dealers.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13
Dinner set., Dinner 60! Dinner set..l

odds and ends in dinner sets marked
way down 20 almost givng-Ihcm-away-
prices AT ii. Leonard Sons 4 Co.
Doulton Dinner sets that was s1&75. now
Sl3.-T. Others lower
Odds and ends IN Glassware at your
own priccs-two whole tables full 20
select from at IeOnard's. First comes
gets the best bargains.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13

The Sataline Soup is ny all odds the
purest and most economical in use.
For sale by all dealers.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13

Y.st t1l.s aul Hge 3 t-estf.eA. naAl-
aeer C.a. 81 5Areood pays hynz
vatts traa Bap.l, 4aoat every ot4er
>aalay. au4 las . ls.N ~t- rs ta9
t..t.. ....t.sa.I l.. Managers Colo 4l3
,.tr 5ugl CAzr-ey a4s s heap ~
business o.s lis nl.at ~ seaeEsl-y huos
ualr .o sasna warn ~ tao. uarwood
+, .er. r.~..lsItr 81 rc.atng l.s stories,
1.l t.e ua8y gres> s t-~l Ae goes
l.lo. g. .r.a. a..I t.e minutes. "details
Ha...l nIAy bar ou gAe po.pt, takes lhe
f..rt ~ the listener through MANY
narrow aud crcutous sfenaes of de-
s,I.ut.ou before the end Is reached. Ia
f.cg De j. as par,. c8l4r about las yarn
spinning a. he F. about his daIls aud
oook.ng-. And 0l ths latter he has al
amount Vi work o. h.cA he gives hls
personal attention. that would occupy
all OF the time and thinking Of three
ordinary men.
He was sitting ID tie Clarendon,
three weeks ago last saturday evening,
surrounded Dy few personal friends.
DURING the conversation some one men
toned the name or the lamented
Georgian editor, Henry ". Grady.
Talking about Grady; why, / used TO
60 "a school with hm, interrupted
Sir. GarWOOd. lie Was not an over
a &
boy bee was "a most untlrlng and persist
cut student. lie and ! attended the
primary school together IA Athens, Ga.
lie was my seat-nate, ami my mischief
making prOcllWues disturbed HIM "A
good deal. OLe day ! Was just tuA Of
harmless, bOy.sh pranks, much 10 the
annoyance Ot my stud.Ous companion.
Finally patience ceased 10 be virtue,
and be went up and had a private con-
yersstlOn with the teacher. / knew ne
was complaining of me, and IN a Jltfy
/ had bent pin on Grady's seat. Up
went Grady above the desk two or
three feet. My father had IA
large mill N Athens, and we urchins
used to 90 down and take SWIM in the
stream winch ran 10y Il. one day / was
taken with cramps and shouted for
hclp, but my companions imagined
| was "k ddlag' rs usual. and no at
tcutiOn was paid 10 my outcry. ! had
gone down the thud time, Grady, who
Was vi the bank, realized that there
was something wrong with GarwOOd,
and dove ln after me, and with no
moons derable exertlon succeeded IN
bringing me 10 the surface. After my
rescue lt took an hours work to bring
me TO my senses, Ii was the narrowost
escape / ever had. / have often met
Mr.. Grady iu Atlanta since he attained
Als great reputation rs n journalist
lie was remarkably brilliant man,
quick and ready cf Wit ana adorcd 10y
all who knew INN. 4 true friend and
cougonialcomplnion. No one dcplorcs
his early departuc into the great rs
solved mystery more than /. For il il
had not been for his courage when 4
boy would not be here today"
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13

Sataline. Best soap in the market.
For sale by all dealers.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13
sure Cure.

smoke and chew Finest and Brayest"
Tobacco. save the cards. They are
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13

Felled Seam Muslin Underwear, all
kinds, at StauHcr'S, 10 MOnroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13

Millinery at cost at the Ladies Ex-
change, IL Monroe-st.
Miss :. +. SMITH
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13

Any kind OF ordered wOrk-in the
furniture manufactured on short
notice at the Wolverine Chair Factory.
West end Pearl-strcct bridge. Under
the charge Of Mr.. o. Hudson.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13

The attention of the writer was called
to 4 cocaine tiend IN an uptown drug
store few nights ago. Though not
accustomed TO see subjects of this kind,
this specimen made an impression, not
soon 10 bc forgotten. He was careless,
almost slOycnly IN dress, collarlosS, and
there was q disagreement IN the style
OF Als "uppcTs.' On one loot was
laced shoe, on the OtEcr arubber which
was held .n place by Il rubber band.
Around lis throat 4 red and white
WOODEN muller and scarf. HIS face
was somewhat emaclatcd. and the eX-
prcssiOn was wOcbcgOne and anxious.
IQere was q wild, yet "A somewhat intel
IgCut gltlm IN the ewes. His appear
ance suggested Il wreck. He APP
preached the clerk, and III mild tone
asked Tor few grains OF the drug
winch had long ago mastered ham and
made hm slave. He insisted that he
was suffering from toe tcOthache, and
suited the acton 10 the pretensc, for
h!s COuutCnauCe NJ once assumed an
expression of suffering. Securing the
drug ne hastily withdrew. middle
aged gentleman VINO had OBJ
served the incident spoke up and
sand: "Therc is n man who has
literally destroyed himself with cocaine.
lie has bankrUptcd himself and for
saken his home and children. All that
bc lives for now Is this deadly drug.
lie was once an eminent professional
man, finely educated and OF high
standing .n society. lie came mere
few months ago, and how hc manages
90 1--we l- "a mystery. He has no regular
place OF abode. and may bc seen wan
dcr.ng the streets at all hours of the
night. You may bc observed that he
had am excuse for asking for the anacs-
tlctc. lie always has. one time il is
~pr1ucd finger. another time he Will
Uayc lame ankle, then q sore throat,
an injured armand now Il j. ia
grippe with him. Hcisverv innocent.
aud m9Cuc~ that no one is on % hum.
lt , only a question OF a snort time
wnau toe grave viii receive tins poor
unfortunate victim.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13
REMNANT
SALE OF
CARPETS!.
SUITABLE FOR SMALL ROOMS
SUITABLE FOR SMALL ROOMS.

Odd pairs Of Draperies and
Lace Curtains will accumu-
late. We desire to close them
out before stock taking, and
will make price on them till
January 18th that will sur
prise you.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13

smoke and chew "Finest and Bravest'
Tobacco. save the cards. They are
valuable.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13
For the BcneHt Of the Emer.on

Frank II. Latta sells Ben Hur cigars.
Try them.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13

Corscts. The largest assortment. The
lowest prices az >taufier's, 40 Monroc-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13
PIIee' TIiesI' Fil~s''i

Ladies Muslin Underwear % Stauf-
fcr'5. The best llue. Tie lowest pTiccs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13

The "Llttle Fo'ks' VIII give choice
musical and elocuu0narv entertain
ment AZ independence Hall No. 80
Mouroe-st, on Wednesday evening.
January IS. Tickets - cents, children
half prce.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13

January 4, 1890.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13

J.. G. MOORE,
Pastor :. ID. \. Church.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13

Tor La IflpDe' pans. II is cheaper
and better than Anti-Pyrlne. For sale
bv all druggists and at Steketee's Drug
Store. For further particulars call on
Mr.. Steketce at 50 MOnrOe-st. 90 cents
per bottle.
Felled Seam Muslin Underwear, all
kinds, al Staufer'S, 10 MOnroe-st.
No Improbable lines. No fancy
prices 10 make an average. No credits.
No losses. One price for cash. Plain
figures. Compare assOrtments at Stauf-
fer's. Save money.
Sacrifice sale in Millinery
All persons wishing 10 buy hats or
bonnets of any description Will do well
10 call and examine our stock at No.
- Canal-s;., rs all goods IN this line
viii be sold regardless OF cost. Come,
examine, and be convinced.
There Will be a public installation Of
the officers of Samaritan Lodge, Knights
of Honor, Tuesday evening, January
H. at their lodge room, Tower build
ing. Choice program and everybody
invited.
Smith and Sanford are this week IN
the Eastern markets selecting their
spring stock of carDets and dTaperies.
They buy direct from the manufac-
turerS, thus enabling them TO sell at the
lowest prices. They VIII soon open the
largest and most attractive stock ever
shown in this city.
Try it. The Sataline Soap. 1t is un-
excelled. For sale by all dealers.
For the next two weeks ] will make
a discount of p per cent. 10 my custom
crs on all their purchases for cash.
J. /. WILKEs.
January 4, 1890.
The Satalme Soup IS by all odds the
purest and most economical in use.
For sale by all dealers.
Millinery at cost at the Ladies Ex-
change, ll2 Monroe-st.
Miss :. f. SMITH
Any kind OF ordered work-in the
furniture linc-manutacturcd on short
notice at the Wolverine Chair Factory.
West end Pearl-strcct bridge. Under
the charge Of Mr.. o. Hudson.
Dinner Sets, Dinner sets. Dinner Seis.u
Odds and ends in dinner sets marked
way down 10 almost givlng-Ihcm-away
prices at ii. Leonard Sons Il Co.
Douton Dinner sets that was sZ&75. now
sl5.-I. Othcrs lower
Odds and ends in Glassware at your
own priccs-two whole tables full 70
select from at Ieonard's. First comes
gets the best bargains.
smoke aud chew "Finest and Brave.t'.
Tobacco. save the cards. They arc
valuable.
Corscts The largest assortment. The
lowest prices at staufer's, 40 Monroo-st.
Frank II. Latta sells Ben Hur igars.
Try them.
For the Benefit Of the Emer.on.
The "Latue Fo'ks' VIII give = choice
musical and elocuuOnarv entertain
mont AZ Independence Hall. No. 80
Mouroe-st. on Wednesday evening.
January IS. Tickets - cents, children
half pTce.
Pears' soap secures a beautiful COM
plcNon.
Ladies Muslin Underwear 81 Stauf-
fcrs. The best llue. Tie lowest pTlccs.
PiIes' pies. Fuesri
Loose's Rod Cover Pie Remedy. is
= positive specific for AL forms of tho
disease. Blind. Bleeding, Itching, Ul-
Ccsatsd, and irotro@4g PIes-Puce
59c. F0I sale hy Waite N White drug
g.sis, Morton HoasC 1.9es.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13
Shoes and Slippers.
T5c.

Gents Chenille Embroider-
ed Operas, Everetts and Har
wards, worth l.25 and l.50.
only 75c a pair.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-07-24

Among the nameless heroes, none are
more worthy of martyrdom than he who
rode down the valley of the Conemaugh,
warning the people ahead of the Johns
town flood. Mounted on a powerful
horse, faster and faster went the rider,
but the flood was swiftly gaining, until
it caught the unlucky horseman and
swept on, grinding, crushing, annihila-
ting both weak and strong.
In the same way is disease lurking
near, like unto the sword of Damocles,
ready to fall, without warning, on its
victim, who allows his system to be-
come clogged up, and his blood poi
soned, and thereby his health endan-
gered. To eradicate these poisons from
the system, no matter what their name
or nature, and save yourself q spell of
mslarial, typhoid or bilious fever, or
eruptlons, swellings, tumors aud kin
bred disfigurements, keep the liver and
kidneys healthy and vigorous, by the
use of DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery. It's the only plood-purifier sold
ON trial. Your money is returned if 1t
doesn't do exactly as recommended. A
concentrated vegetable extract. Sold
by druggists, in large bottles, at Sl.OO.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-07-24
W!STFUL.

Dear. il is hard 10 stand
So near thy life, yet so apart;
So near-l think so uear-thine heart;
So near that could touch thine hand,
And yet so far dare not take
That hand in mine for loves dear sake!
So near that can look my MI
At stated times upon thy face;
So far thnt must yield a place
To Others. sore against my will
So near that Gun see tho smile,
So far my poor heart aches the whilel
Dear, il IL hard to know
Whate'er the stress, the storm. the strife,
The fret. the sadness of thy life,
| have no power, no right to show
Love in my heart. love on my lips,
TO comfort thee IN lies eclipse;
No right to claim before the rest
The privilege to weep with thee;
No right, across life's stormy sea,
To bid the welcome to my breast;
No right to share thy hopes, thy fears,
Through all the weary, weary years.
Dear. IL is hard to feel
That bliss mny meet thee, full and fair.
Wherein poor can have no share;
That thy wide future may reveal
The Joys Of harvest mani old,
While stand lonely in the cold.
Dear, it is hard But God doth know
How leal the heart that beats for thee;
1t is enough. enough for me
To love thee. Let the future show
Love can live on FOR it's own sake,
Though eyes may weep, though heart may
ache!
ALI the Year Round.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-07-24

Give up your lame feet and your
willing hands, and a loving heart
with them, to serve the Lord just as
He wants you to, and he can make
use of you, Hughie, as Jenny's hymn
says, and He will. Yes, and He will
make you a help and a comfort to
father and mother, too. You are
that now, dear, most days"
"Only when fret, MOTHER" said
Hugh, smiling through his tears.
"l'll try not to feel that way again. ("
Not long after, Jenny was heard
singing again:
Thou usest tree and flower,
The river vast and small,
The eagle great, the little bird
That sings upon the WALL
eyes, and even poor, good-for.
nothing me-" whispered Hugh to
himself.-The Pacific.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-07-24
An Interrupted Prayer,

Some seventy years ago, when a
menagerie was almost thing I'M
known, and n solitary wild beast was
now and then carried about the couu-
try for exhibition, says the Wide
Awake, a certain New England vii.
lage was thrown into great commo-
ton by the news that an elephant
was to be exhibited in neighboring
town The village which is the scene
OF my story was not large enough to
induce his exhibitors to make any
stay there, but his road lay through
it. Now an elephant could not be
packed away or in any manner be
kept out OF sight. His journey must
be made in full view, and everybody
could get look at him, and every
body was excited accordingly. Day
after day passed-no elephant. The
| exhibition had been advertised Tor n
Monday, and Saturday night had
come. with no tidings of the fnmous
traveller. Sunday morning! THE
Sound ot the church-going bell'' sum.
Inoned the people. Parson Adams
had begun the long prayer and the
congregation stood, dcvoutly atten-
tive, TO all appearance. But there
! was at least one exception, for DR..
I Dohson's pew, near an open window,
commandcd view of the highway,
and DR. BLOSSOMS eyes, wide open,
were fixed upon the prospect A
cloud OF dust arose--t slowly
above the hill opposite the window
the head OF the huge beast came into
sight. The eager doctor forgot time
and place. and, shouting, "The ele.
| plants comingl there he isl he was
out OF the window like dart. OF
rushed The congregation, and whether
4 Psrson Adams finished his prayer
| tradition has not told
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-07-24
An Iowa Company for Iowa People.


The Des Moines Fire Insurance Company
has made many valuable improvements and
reforms in Insurance. 1t was the first Com
pany In the country to insure against lorna
does, and many homes desolated, and barns
destroyed by cyclones have been rebuilt by
this Company. 1t also adopted the policy Of
making plain, simple contract of insurance,
dispensing with the fine print and objection
able features which so often lead to litigation
and disappointment. In all the years of its
history, during which it has done an immense
volume Of business, II has rarely had a law
suit. The Iowa reports will not show as many
as one law suit for every two years. A system
OF prompt adjustment and quick payment has
given this Company great favor and popularity.
Mr.. j. X. Bates, president of the First Ma.
tional Bank of Stuart, is one of the new d.
rectors. Besides Mr.. Bates, the Company is
indeed veIy fortunate to have among its board
OF directors such prominent and well.known
business men as Ex-Governor Samuel Merrill,
j. &. Rounds, Alexander Lederer, j. ii. Mer.
rill, w. s. Roberts, Col. j. s. Tam and 8. A.
Robertson. The confidence Of the public is
evidenced in the increased volume of business,
which is far beyond that of any former period
In its history.
j. S. Clark, of the well-known law firm Of
Cole, McVey IL Clark, has become the Secre.
tary and Manager of the Company. Mr.. Clark
Is a pleasant gentleman, and will give the
business prompt and careful attention This
Company has always made Farm Insurance
specially, and may well be called the Farmers
Company of Des Moines. 1t confines its bust
ness to Iowa
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-07-24

-
Some liGIor sellers in Boston think NJ
trying to clrcumv Mt the law by scI.in,
under the bar, rs selling Oyer bar is only
prohibited
An Investigation into a number OF cases
OF sickness oa Staten Island has shown
that they were due to 20 sloing by caaued
corned beef
Walter Haynes, Of B,iinfelI, Me-, who
celebrated his Tooth birthday nearly a ear
ago spent his spare timn last week riding
u horse TO plow.
The professors ana tutors of Columbia
College wore gowns 81 examinations for
the first time this year in acc ordance with
vote Of the faculty.
a pct doe at the Missouri rcniteutiary
gave birth sovcra! d lys ago TO twins. This
IS said BY tao5e who are ~ in natural his
tory To- be OF very rara occurlncs.