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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-12-17
I50S TO EWgcppss.

c1use ui poor heal:h, others want of luck
bul tie majority from dctioient grit---want
Of nerve. In"y are nervous, liresoluIe,
chai.rAhie, easily gel the h'ues HLd take
the sriIils Gown to- keep the spirits up
thus wasting MONEY, tine, opportunity
and nerve iurce. There is Eotliiug like the
Restorative NerYiue, discovered by tie
great ..cci#!ist Dr. Miles. 10 cure ;il :er-
VOWS diseases as ieGS,rChc, ;se Elu ;, uer.
vnus nrcstration, sieepIeS2nvss. unTr.'l-!e-
81 Wins dan {, fits, md hystcria. Trial
bciti, $ ;ti4d fine book of Testimonials .Tec
at Mi!lCr 4 CHsc.
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Sudden Deaths.

Hcart disease is Ly far ,he most fre-
Gnent cause Of sudden death, which in
throc ont OF tou. cases is unsupecied
The symptoms are lti general; under
stood These are: a habit Of lying On the
righ, side, short breath. pain or dis
tress in side, back or shoulder, irrf gu-
lar rplse, asthma. weak and hungry
spells, wind in stomach, swelling OF
ankles or dropsy, oppression. dry
cough and smouthering, Dr. Niles
book on Heart nfscase.
Tree at Miller &: Cases who sell and
guarantee Gr. Miles unsqa;.lci Rev
Heart Cure aud his Restorative Ner-
zine, which cures ner,ousress. head
ache, sis ehltrcss, effects af drinking,
etc. 1t contains 10 opiates.
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WILL lie GIVEN AWAY

WILL IE GIVEN AWAY.
Our enterplising druggists Miller 6
Case who cary the finest stock ~
drugs perrumeries, toilet articles,
brushes etc. .are elvi"g away Il large
number { triad bottles Of DR.. miles Gel
ebrattd Restorative nervine. They
graran.ce 1t to cure headache, dizzi
ness, nervous pTostration, sieepieSs-
ness, the Ill effects OF spirits, tobacco
cc!i,ee etc. Druggists say it is tie
erea'cst seller t, ey ever knew, and
is universally satisfactory. they aiso
guarantee Dr Miles New Heart Cure
ia ail eases cf nervous or organic
h,ar; dist. Sc. pa alpiiution, pain in side
smriheriI = c'c- Fine hook On 'Nei
vous aud Heart Hisease lree.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-12-17

o9h, - .i"ns-Nn- n 81 New Lexjneton
~iih l g g. tr:. inter Cnirfns 81 .luI,rti,.n
IltA Wl'h q o trains north ar,: south. ~
am,I ,'Iee'.sI ~, WIZ Ii 7 trains nortE
southern IRE. in south. oh'o
~" AT Junction City with K O train
S,,i, =, y, az i'iemtn with T & y Ortrain north
" tSEinsf"n with with !, r w & fr
,i ,..'in ior Ntij>.' J.. ~ tuciIHafi wjth
@ .rain ior eiiieseo sand L x n tram ier the
y" 10 At Washington, viii, UEw s,f,
,n' p!tto - utiserr ff:f,.s Il. rtE urd y
''ort"w itr L " train Ne, 10 tor The East
+ N VII EfNsuN, Genrrss-a.t.
+. ell WALTON. surt. Zanesyiue.o o
Zaresviiis g.
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Happy Hos1ers.
iarring gton,
Iagen. Ohio

VIM. Timmons, Postmaster Of Ida
vile. Ind, Writ g; Electric Bitters
has dcne more fer ne than oil ohter
medicines Combined, for that bad feel
arising from Kidney and. Liver trouble"
John Leslie, farmer and stock man, of
same place. says: Find Electric Bit.
teIs to be tho CiGney and Liver medic
Inc made me seel like new man." j,
". Gardner. hardware merchant, same
town. says: Electric Bi.ters is just the
thing for a man who is ali rnn- down
aud don't care whether he lives or MES;
the found neyi Strength, good appetite
and just likrhe had lease en- life.
Only soc. bottle
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Harpar's ? ario / cais,
nJNT NrT-a7p

ia IL y,
.IARPER'S NEEKfT ..........Si %?
AARPEit'S AZ ZINE. ..... .........-.... ~
i iiARPi:ts sIiIi.:S :. s6Jj Sc F;z0?Ls: o.
Post tge Free 81 ali s;5rr'ibers in the
UniteI states, CalH.3-. aYl Mexico.
The Volumes pitii Weekly begin VIII
ti,e first Number iG'i ...l; " or c,cil $ ar.
E.h,.u 10 time i 1aellio'.et, s;tiyScrip-
!!ar; viii b..iu with the EumbcI c;irrcaf
10 Lle .inI" 1i re :el pf nj order.
i;auri Volumes o. II -rrer's We i!~ foi
khr-e We tra tl:sriS. neft c.oth bu,aiin.,
Sgiii - -.at., - IA ii. ,'nSt-iia a ~ iv -
pgs :, ~, "a c,,:cs- t:'r,vil ri thu freight
,l.,f-s NJ. pN"esi oii ipii;,r y J vy!G.Gel ioI
- 80 per vo!alhA.
C!7th Cfrsc- isr cSch Volume, suitable
ysr i.inaia ~ Il - snl' hf NM. Dos,
siai l. % Ie 81 = o n; Ioii ~ a ,c.l.
) X ..n;tt .ureS snoGiG 30 =, ade - postcf-
i,.,, money ortrs or draft - AVOID rhgEce
go HArrEa s BRnrRE2s.
Say 26.'9l -st. :, = "lf,
SJs---s -
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minis run d:,iIy. iINiiy s9trIiSIISs y

a.:'rains between JIieirS,.:i ,ft Col
GIiihiIs TN ti.Ttte TitEtut cl al. - cicir
connecting in the Union Depo1 " it'll rllli
Nerslag nnss.
Trains 40 It5 and lO6 have PullmanM
SiFeripg Car, between inciEu,:ti aht
PittShurg. Trains Ms le2 and tGa have
Pullman Sleeping Cars between tincir
at iEcinnati or ColGnliUS any tin,e afer
) 0G NJ. Trains Nos. l9i, lCI, l06 aid ICE
have FarloT Cars betw cen Columbus ana
Cincinnati Trail Nos 1863 and lei h= va
tiIuUSh ccaci,es letwFcu CiEcinnad 2nd
Hectiou at CtlrII,buS 18th through Pull
man Sleeping car tor Wash int ton, BaltI-
nnra, Philadelphia and New No;k. 1r:-tf
NuS ii's iGG and itS maxi direct cfnneStlSn
at Columbus for .'hicaEC, NtSE tnaIon
Baltimore, Pi,iladeipiila and New York.
S.P. PENRODY, o. 2. McOAKTY,
Gent SuIt. Geu1 Pa>S tgt
,'GinnhuSO Columbus q
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We Now Have on Sale
1000 Mile Tickets-Good on the
entire line at cents per mile.
25 Trip Tiekots-Between two sta
tons only, at 2 cents per mile
so Trip School Tickets--For stu
dents, at very low rates.
Excess Baggage Tickeis-A at two
thirds OF face value.
Special TlckeIs-ro parties Of 10 or
oser, travelling one ticket, at 2
cents per mile.
Excursion Tickets For parties OF
10 or over al reduced rates.
hrough Coupon Tickets-Topo
ftthe line OF this ro&d.
Call on our Agents lor Information
regarding the above Tickets.
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TSGl.:a,,s, lille E&&iS.

Heart disease is usually supposed to be
incurtb.P. but when properly treated a
l.tlme proportion OF eases can be cured
Thus Mrs Elnira Hatch. of Elilhart, Ind,
and Mrs. Mary l.. Baker, o. Ovid Mic!:.,
were cured after suffering 70 yeas. sc.
LinlburgGr, druggist :lj Sia Jose, III, Says
mat pr. AiileS New Heart Cure, which cur-
ed The ,crmcr. worked wonders .or his
WIFI. Levi Logan, OF Guclia1Nn, Mich.
VI ho HnU LCait disease tor 81 Years, says
two bottles nGde him "iccl like 81 new
p,;:r." i}r Miles New iit;li Cure iS sold
nnG gUarinio, d hy Miller Il Case. Book oi
NprGvTtUi !tStiu uiIiuls free.
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80 81 ~

HARPGR's WEEKLY rDr the cominr yeaI
viii ontain insje iiitrJctiV,. features NOR.
and iuer iiGstTat'onS, ami u sgrsriar nuai-
Her of articles II I've, 1T ne sitere:it t.ii
will toe ioInt! IA nny other p'-liodic, J.
Amoag Ia ;se lrrfer wiz We - series o. ar
ticles Dn The tv rG!y L.v~ greatest cities OF
the world. inrIu.Iiiia 200 !! l.sir',Iions. The
c1iu:nbi IA Expos. ti.,Y, The Army and Ma
". gre Il p;I.,I, gV":,tS, DISASTERS Oil band
al xe I. s,'il t:ie ,ilil.s al the celebrated
oe-lgie OF tfie 4 ~ viii be GL,CTi 4ei ~! J.
Z. ,.stratei ia an :tltr .cGiN.e in.inp. =. T!ie
department OF American sport Wlil con
iinuc ual the dir, ciiUn OF Casper W.
Whitney. i;,' best 81 lnr.ieiE wlitcra will
c;us.lil - sh ~, Stories. an'i the IA st di,
:ineui~hei .t:ti >ts VIII in Ike !he liHstr:,-
tious. The iituri ii :licit,- OF 'ir. GeorE
William Curtis VIII r. ~ l.. al eSilecii;
attraction
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! NES.iu;.S, t,TCUI

The holding of tie " ci'd's FaH in city
scarcely fiilA Nt;,T. ole V III ie 81 ren2arl,
able eyt ut. tut Whether il viil really pen
eft liiS nation 80 much as The discovery
of1ha Rrst, ratsVc iervii by Gr. Frank
lin NilCS is Gcuiiirl. This is Just what
the American ;tcf.ie Uceti Ia cure their eS-
cess;ye ,,cI vni;si,eSs, dysprpsa, headTchac,
dizziness sieai lssSi' eSS. suiaicia, nervous
cehiiiiy. du!lns -, confusion -; mihu. etc,
Ii act> ike u charm. Trial hrtt'es and fife
book on "Nelvous ard Heart Diseases y
with uncaualied Testimonials. Free az
Mile, & Gas, = Il is wariCnted ta con-
tin no opium, morphine OF Dangerous
"a
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-12-17

~" "a Bates & S'ier's for fresh
ii Ccrcrits.
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EAST B-UND,

Conr ectioi. 8 No. d connects at Washing
ton e II with G. u aud | trans routh
NO Il connects at " ashinytor & with
ID aud and Oiiio southern traiu~
north, at Lancaster with & Nv andT
tralnSso"ti., ahu Junction City With and
y tram north, at New Letipetnn with T
ana U G Tain f,'i CurriIsr and ~ Tfinwsv
Win & sc train fer Cl..veIaEd
80 ~ coni tcfs ut (ireiU,iIir With
tfa.l &c ait: rom Columbus,
DEPART FCE TIL TIST.
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s2z<f<zNs-zs:-zzxzxu.ssa

a. -A,exander army kneE sc defeat.
Inc same is true of De. fenner's
Golden Relief Is warreatea 10 fst;sse
toothaehe, headache, neuralgia, or any
other pain in 2 TO inmates. Also
brtises, wounds, wiro-cuts, swellIng..
5ites, burns, SIMMER complaints. collie,
(aiso In horses, diarrhaea. dysentery
and fiux. 1t satisfaction not given
money returned.
+. Harrington.
i;agen, Ohio
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q. & C. Goes l25 -tai7. Ertycn.s Structure,
Cures Gorcrr':s- = AZ &i-es n 70 days. Our
Perfection svr.5i se ir53 VITA e..1h bottle.
Sent byer!I.sg 20 .tny address, rcr ona Coilar.
Package seen.ci, sealed. Manufactured only by
.JoIal, =. lf.LA1S g SON,
wheeling, ". Va.
Al cs,loir .:,iia. & - stliots eunidenrai
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~ e ~ EI - H&fyA.SESEso gives
SGsS Z? ii sl : inst ant ,eies Su5 Is an IT,
E 8 81 "a - fGlli.,le Cure s0, EEie=,
! Sc5 Il 81 ES5 A Price q. by Druggists or
! e h "a p zSSrue.s. s]s,,ir;cs free. Adj
= a IS Z Esdfes5 -AEAsAESESs'
! 3 z E..s ~ ~ Boz 2il5 EeH York City.
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c..s-roa.ia.o,a E!,.s End s;zin

C.:am:lei.iai.,'S Eye ald skin
Ointment.
4 eo?teia crla fer Chronic Soxe Eyes,
Tet-:ar, Salt niieu.n, Goal6 Head. Old
Chronic Sores, FEY er Sores, Eczema,
Itch, Prairie Scratches, Sore Nipples
and 2:ie5. Its cooling ard soothing.
hundreds Of eases have been cured by
1t after all ether treatment had failed
.t IS pat up in % and 80 cent boxes.
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i Accommodation train raves C:.iun;I.
at l.Sa i, m. lilly except Sunday; &Fwars
7.ij J. ni- arrives Il. Z:the-ville- I.42 p Ia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-22
THAT WAS JUST WHAT He TOLD HER.

lie was a difhdcntooking man and he seemed re-
luctant to push his way up to the bar, through the
ring OF men. Two deep. that stood around II. lie
waited patiently and watched the somewhat nervous
efforts of the newly imported English harnads to shake
mixed drinks that would escape the unfavOrable
criticism OF the customers. lie seemed to sympathize
with the barmaids. and, IL apparent would be
loath TO add to the worry Of their days work BY ever
so little. As the crowd tbiBned out somewhat. one
OF the girls noticed him with kind smile and with a
nod invited him to approach and nominate his poison.
lie blusled mp TO his ears at her glance ana drew
near with such q look of frank admiration for the
female duidengineer that she perceived that she had
" mashed him at the first shot.
am sorry to trouble YOU he sald apoloSetcally,
but having read in the papers OF your arrival ami the
difficulty you experienced in connecting the numerous
mixed drinks Of America could not refrain from COM
Ing I'm TO look If not speak, my sympathy. did IN
tend TO ask for whiskey straight. when entered but
guess viii do without IT, fbnd that have nothing
with me but this one 30 note, and / do not suppose
Won would care TO change that p
The BARNARD did not want to change - and sell
only one Is cent drink but she struck with the
mans consideration for her that she assured him Of
her willingness to change The bill and filed his glass
He drank the qnor with avidy and handed her the IS
bill TIE girl looked at Il minute and the expression
OF her face changed rapidly.
- This is q counterfeit she exclaimed
said did not suppose you would want 10 change
It,, replied the man, as he SLIPPED ont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-22
4 pOcKEr.FTLTER FOR CAREFUL PEOPLE.

peope who are nervous about drinking impure water.
who use filters at home but at the mercy OF the
rayaene bacteria and alpervadng micobc when they
travel Will be glad TO hear Of little pocket litter which
can be easily successfully operated anywhere 1t con-
s,s Of cube Of some mineral substance. looking like
eoarse salt but impaFtng taste 10 the water In the
cube quill is fastened securely. One end OF the quill
protrudes nom the and Is inserted In rubber tube
about eighteen inches long This tube has s It's othef
end a mouthpieec or nipple.
When one wants drink water he suspects contains
nItrs or other deleterious substances be sets The cube
Of the filter cup, glass. bowl Of water puts
the mouthpece his lips and begins to suck
hard as he can. The Is porous and the water
oulcy percoatcs through IL and Is drawn freely w the
rubber tube the throat Of the thirsty traveller. sav'
ing its Impurities In the nlterIng cube.
When the cube gets full Of impurities II can be
LEANED. but as the whole outfit only costs Is cents
and lasts for long time before the cube becomes FOUL
Il is less trouble 70 buy new one Than 10 partly the
Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-22

Commodore Elbridge r. Gerry. Mr. simn,onss colos-
sal soldiers monument the American Republic y
which was dedicated in Portland Me-, shor. time ago.
is his most important york. 1t Is generally supposed
that the bust OF General sherman by Mr. st. Gaudens
is the only one for which the great soldier ever gave
situhss AS matter OF fact General sherman gave
mr. summons many sittings for Dustin Rome the
time of his famous European tour. one of the Two
busts executed then by tile SCULPTOR was commits
stoned by General sherman and is valued possession
OF his family to-day. Mr.. simmons also made an ex-
celcnt portrait bust from life of General Grant in 1906
Among his other works Is the we'll known naval mon
ument situated before the Capitol at Washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-22
OWE CHJPTER OF 4 ROMANCE.
4 LITTLE INCIDENT OF MODERN LIFE ON AN
ELEVATED RAILROAD TRAIN.

, YyrrrF INCIDENT OF MODERN LIFE ON AN
ELEVATED RAILROAD TRAIN.
One cbapter OF an interesting romance was developed
an an elevated railroad train the other day, ana those
r, ,rossed The strange actions Of beautiful young
woman aud n shabby dressed man, apparently OF MD
a,o co are probaby still wondering what II all
oont Tho man was seated not far from the door III
o,e ~ the cars and from his appearance lie was cVi-
Sen,,v cmn,oyed I'm some sort Of manual labor
The train stopped at Egiteenih-st, and the young
woman referred TO entered the car ana look seat
almost onnosite TO the one occupied by the poorly
dressod man lie was looking out OF The "lhdo"
when she came in and he did not observe her at hrs
When the car started lie turned around ana the instant
his ewes lighted upon the face OF the young "oh'in
no started violently The young woman observed inc
action and MS she looked at the face OF the man puz
,lea EXPRESSION came over ner fate. After the car
had nassed the next station the man look iaueu
flower from the lapel OF his coat and making 10"
how offered the flower 10 the young wOmai'
She besltated a moment She was evidently frightened
Every one In the car watching the couple by 'hs
fine she put her dainty gloved hand out 10 take
the flower drew ii back again. and finally %cepna H.
The man made another deferentlnl bow ana returned
10 his seat without saying word. lie got on inc
train nj the next station without looking again at the
young woman.
She was from n town in Norway. and the man VINO
had maid her the tribute had been the son OF a
rich man IN the sane town. lie wss'brought up In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-22
1is1 nays OF THE INSTITUTE FAIR.

The American Institute Fair will close saturday even
ing next the work. which has been arduous SAGE tho
opsnlnr I'm September will be brought Close. WIKI
record which is satisfactory Tho Fair has its place
aud holds It, the regard o. the people who seek amnse
uent aud instruction practical demonstration q what
may Q done by the manufacturer and inventor Inc
women of the household ind fair attraetye-or the
exhibition many things which lighten the labor Of the
housewife and which Improvements upon old-ume
methods The children find pleasure at the fair. aud the
little ones so laden with picture cards and Keep
sake. The fair II indeed something 10 every one and
when H. closes on Saturday night there wi be more
chance to enjoy ~ much fs rs cents ~ next yeas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-22
NATIONAL GUARD AFFAIRS.
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES REPoRT-THE NKE1
TROPHY MATCH.

THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REPoRT-THE NKE8
TROPHY MATCH.
The report of InspectOr-General Thomas II. Barber,
which has been in the hands Of AdtutantGenerA
Porter for ten days or two weeks, was made public
on Friday. II contains nothing surprising. General
Barber summarized the standing of the different or.
eanizations I'm the First Brigade follows:
Twelfth Regiment-All companies up TO the standard
with exception OF Company G, which was up to the
standard in neatness, but below standard In military
bearing with unsteadiness In the ranks Some OF the
line officers OF this regiment unfamiliar with the
ceremony Of inspection The improvement in this sss
ment very great
All the companies Of the 7th Regiment to TIE
standard. This regiment surpassed its excellent record
| OF the last two years.
All the companies OF the ed Regiment were up TO tAs
standard Some of lieutenants this regment-were
| unfamiliar with the ceremony Of inspection.
In the list Regiment Company Is marked up 70 ne
standard, "a fine sodierly company" Company was
up to standard in military bearing but below the
standard in Company was below the standard
and in very poor condition The other six companies ore
marked below satiard" Many officers OF this reRi.
ment were not familiar the OF inspection.
The floor soiled by the use of tobacco
Only Company b q the eight companies Of the 9th
Regiment was up to standard. Many of the officers
NJ this regiment were unfamiliar with the ceremony Of
inspection.
In the 6sth Regiment Company alone was ND to the
standard Company below the standard but closely
approached It. Company q below the standard IN
military bearing, but TO the standard in naetnesA
Many Officers this regiment unfamiliar with the
ceremony Of inspection. The Moor OF the amory was
soicd by the use Of tobacco.
Ninth acknowledgements and were below tAe
standard Companies b and + below the standard.
but closely approached It, Companies Il and were up
to the standard. Company TO the standard Of
but few below the STANDARD In MILF
tary bearing. Company q was TO the standard Win
the exception three men who were not neat
Company below the standard In military bearing
but up TO it Many line officers Of this regi-
unfamiliar with the ceremony OF Inspection eus
great improvement shown previous inspections
Troop up TO the standard, and Is an eAeeliens
cavalry for the training Of volunteer officers FOR ac'
tive service.
The First Brigade Signal Corps and the LIST and "a Bat
teres were up TO the standard.
The second contest for the Rker Trophy In the l2th
Regiment resulted in considerable OF disappointment
Company was ciowding Company Ii hard when
Private swan evidently became demoraized and only
made score Of %. The following are the full scores:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-22

considerable portion Of the anlount rec1vetcu.
corporations receive little sympathy. but they certainly
have considerable difficulty In opposing the hosts oI
claimants for portion Of their accumulated wealth.
Among recent paragraphs going the rounds OF law
journals Illustrating the hnmcrs Of the law Is one s'v
ing head note In scotch case. which goes 70 prove
that the law does sometimes concern itself Win tnes'
The defender, seeing q cat running past IN PUBIC
street. called dog beside him TO seize H.. Ihe oos
accordingly gave chase to catch the cat ana IN uos
SO knocked down and injured child Held tha' .ne
dosendcr :, citing dog TO chase cat through the
street ,ct.a pcp,lc.ptIy and without due care for
ers-by and was found liable in DAMAGES. IN inc
Central Law Journal" has this among It's I'D
lady, as She walked into Judge Monnhan's cnee; a.,
am the Judge Of probate, was the reply Well , ,s
t. 7 expect" sa.d the old lady. You see my mI'
band died detested and left several little ores ana
want to be cieir executi0ner.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-22

ideness and when few years later his father lost all
his money he was Obliged TO earn a living by man.
ual labor, rs he had been trimmed
to earn 1t In any other way. lie had known the
young woman in her native town when she was girl.
Being too proud 10 work day laborer among the
people who had known him in his prosperous DAYS.
he came TO the New World. The young woman dd
not recognize him because the downfall from opulence
had wrought such great change In his countenance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-22

Private Robert Reid. OF the I'd BATTERY. who was In
jur.d by premature explosion when Governor I'LL
visited the state Camp last summer. has received an
honorable discharge and Captain Wilson has applied for
"A pension for him. Reds eyesght Is badly affected
and he lost the first joints of his thumb the sec
ond finger Of his right hand
The old Guard will parade Wednesday 10 eele-
bratc Evacuation Day.
Numerous :" slatesT are being made for the members
OF the stan oil G0yemoreect Flower. Nearly ali the
officers above captain In the state have been
toned for another Of the places which will be-
come vacant on Januavy l. All these predictions ara
made on the best OF authority end by people who
ought to know The large majority Of officers. In the
rrs: Brigade at least. are favorable the reappont-
nent OF General Porter, but the prevailing e0Aniao
seems 10 be that le VIII not DO agpointsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-22

Negligence cases occupy the courts now to re-
markable degree. The decisions in actions for dam
ages take up large part o. the space in the Law
books. and most Of the cases arc founded on the
failure Of corpoatoEs TO protect their passengers or
others. The cases quoted within few days Of each
other in tie NewYork courts include one where three
yea-oM child run over by an express wagon.
another In which elevated road passenger sought to
recover damages Tor injury In rollison third OF
young woman who ont riding and was injured by
passing train at street crossing. and Others In which
street and steam railroad companies were the de-
fehdants The number Of these cases makes IL prob
able that many OF them Brought only on the soici
aton Of persons other than the plaintiffs who expect
10 receive Of the benefit II verdicts are obtained
er-,Inst the corpOratiogs While lawyers themselves
may not seek out pei who have been injured and
urge them 90 bring suits there l. class OF Scbetweens
who make much profit out of accident cases. When
they learn Of accident they visit tho injured per
sons suggest that they bring suit and oner to IND a
lawyer. They make bsrgaln with the lawyer TO
whom they give ther: patronage and they receive