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Tho Action ofPoison.

Washington Star. ~ gr .t
Nature seems to have provided that
no poison which acts externally shall
have any effect internally, and vice
versa. Thus the most deadly snake
venom can be swallowed with impunity,
tho Juices OF the stomach presumably
dccomposing it and rendering it harm-
less. Many experiments have been
made to provo this. On one occasion
recorded by(IIumboldt one person swal-
lowed the whole of the poison that
could be obtained from four Italian vi
iDers without suffering any evil conse-,
ouences. InSthc5 same WAY tho poison
from. the enyenomed arrows Of the
South American Indians can DO swal-
lowed With safety provided Lcnly that
there is no wound on the lips or inside
ot the mouth. Fontana, who in 1857
published Il book on poisons, remarks:
.1Beins reduced by contradictory evil,
dcnce to tho necessity OF tasting tho
venom myself, j did SO, but not with
out repugnance, and I shall advise no
one to, try it in gaycty of heart lest he
should happen to have some, excoria-
ton on-tho .tongue-a circumstance not
always easy to determine. ! could find
no taste init, except Of = very insipid
liquor
Among Ill people tho sucking OF the
wound has ever been considered tho
most effective remedy. OF immcdiateap-
plication for snake bites. In Africa a
cuppins instrument is employed III
emergencies Of the kind to draw out tho
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"AIy daughter is losing her sight,"
said an anxious mother. land just on
the eve Of marriage, tool What shall
doT Let her get married, by NIL
MEANS" responded the doctor; ''mar.
riaso is 4 regular eyc-opcncr." A mans
eyes open pretty widely, when he finds
his wilc's charms disappearing. Health
is tho best friend OF beauty, and the in
Vulnerable ills to which women are pc.
culiarly subject, its worst enemies. Ex-
pericnce proves that women who pos
sess the bost health, use DR.. pierco's
Favorite Prescription. 1t is tho only
medicine Tor women, sold by druggists,
under 4 positive guarantee from the
manufacturers, that it will give satisiac-
ton i'll every case, or money will be re-
funded This guarantee has been print
ed on the bottle-wrappcr, and faithfully
carried out for many years.
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a Preventive for Croup,

We want every mother to know that
Group can be prevented. True Group
never appears without warning. The
first symptom is hoarseness; then the
child appears to have taken cold or a
cold may have accompanied the hoarse-
ness from the start: After that n pc
culiar rough cough is developed, which
is followed by the Group. The time to
act is when the child first becomes
hoarse;a few doses OF Chamberain's
Cough Remedy will prevent the attack.
Even after rough cough has appeared
the disease may be prevented by using
this remedy as directed. 1t has never
been known 10 fail. 25 cent, so cent
and $lbottles for sale by druggists. ptw
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poisoned blood. Tho ancicnts followed
tho same method, and whom Cato made
ms iamons,expedltion through tho scr.
pent infested African deserts no en-.
ployed many savage snake ch0rmers,
called Psylli, 10 follow the army. They
performed many mysterious rites over
men who were bitten, but the efficacy
Of their treatment appears to have con-
sisted In sucking the wounds. A vivid
notion OF tho intensity Of 4 cobra's
venom 10 given by tho experience OF Dr..
Francis I. auckland. IIe put Il rat into
a cage with Il snake Of that species and
1t was killed after plucky fight. Upon
examining the skin OF the dead rat i'm
mediatcly nfterward, hc found two very
minute punctures, like small
needle holes, where tho fangs
OF tho cobra had entered. Tho
flesh seemed already to have actually
mortified in the neighborhool OF the
wound. Anxious 10 find out II the
skin was affected, DR.. auckland scraped
away the hair from it with his finger
nail. Then he threw the rat away and
started homewnrd. He had not walked
n hundred yards before, all OF sudden,
he felt rs il somebody had come behind
him and struck him severe blow on
tho head and neck. At the same time
no experienced most acute pain and
sense OF oppression about the chest.
lie knew instantly that he was pois-
oncd, and SO lost no time in seeking m
apothecary shop, where he was doscd
with brandy and ammonia. Hc came
very near dying Undoubtedly small
quantity Of vehom had made its way
into his system through little cut
beneath his nail, where it had been
separated slightly from tho flesh in the
process OF cleaning the nail with q
pcnknifc little time before.
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OrIE> ENJOYS

Both tho method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
aud refreshing to tho taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on tho Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels. oleanses the sys.
tenn ciIectually, dispcls colds, head.
aches and fevors and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is tho
only remedy Of its kind ever pro.
duced, pleasing to tho taste and &C.
ceptablo to the stomach, prompt in
It's action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from tho most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
10 all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs IS fer salo in SEQ
u4d 81 bottles by all leading Drug
gista. Any reliable druggist who
nay not have it on hand will pro.
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to Try it. DO not accept any
Substitute.
cALtf0RlylA re Syrup CO.
SAY FRANCISCO, Gil, -,
LOUISVILLE, ~ kE!y YORK NV
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An American Marshal OF France

Wide Awake.
An interesting little bitoi history was
told me lately by direct descendant OF
G. W. Parkc Curtis.
1t seems that when, i'll 1881, the
United States sent to France special
ambassador, some difficulty arose be-
tween him and the French government
as to tho command OF tho combined
armies in America Colonel Laurens,
the ambassador, stated very firmly that
George Washington, our chief, must
command, "tor it is our cause, and the
battle on our soil" The etiquette OF
the foreign government, however, ex-
claimed: "C'est impossible" for here
was Count dc Rochambeau, = an old
lieutenant general, who could only be
commanded by the king in person, or q
marcchal dc France. VI
Z The American wit OF Colonel Laurcn's
flashed upon the situation q happy
thought; he said: make our Wash
incton Il Marcchal dc France, and the
difficulty is at IN end" 1t was done.
Mr.. Curtis continues that a friend OF
his heard General Washington spoken
OF as Monsieur de Marechal, at the siege
OF Yorktown.
Z have heard that in some southern
home there is n treasure held beyond
price-cven the antiquity-huntcrs' S
price, and hiawho aspires to buy the
bones OF his ancestors-an ancient por-
cc!ain mug, on which is painted an
cflicv OF Washington on horseback, and
underneath is this inscription: George
Washington, Esq. Gencral-in-Chiof OF
tho United States Army and Marshal OF
Eronrc "a p -Esg Z.
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act on new principlc-regulating tho
liver, stomach and bowels through the
nerves. ~ now discovery. DR.. Miles
Pills speedily cure blliousness, bad
taste, torpid liver, piles, constipation.
Uneqnaled for men, women. children.
Smallest, mildest, surest! Fifty doses
g cents. Samples free at tho Logan
Drug Co.'s, g55 49,,
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1t Will Cure Cat.rrl,.

CHICAGO, I'LL.
Vernon, O.:
GENTLEMEN: = I commenced using
your Inhaler some three months ago, and
have received such decided benefit from
it that believe it will entirely euro
the catarrh with which have suffered
for some years. 1t far cxcels anything
that | nave ever used, and have tried
about everything.
Respectfully yours,
J. A. HAIR,
Real Estate and Loan Broker, l59 La.
sale street. rusp
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iqnrexf warns us that our exit ncars:
4 llttle laughter and Somc bitter tcnrA--
AND III oblivion We who say farewell AL
VIII share your fGte, tho iltU Of men and years,
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ElNANoa Avn TRADE.


$50 lrN. Markets.
New ioEk, Dee. es,--liorey OH call easy,
Ringing from ~ 10 . per cent, Inst loan per
cent, closed offered at 0 per cent, Prime mcr.
camille paper 4jaaG per cent. Sterling exchange
quiet and firm at siSiIEai sii. Sales were
45L GOO shares. r
Few stocks were 10 the general market cont.
menSlrato with the amount OF business done,
aud thc advance was not SO steady rs Il has been
Tor tho Inst week or two The GelnAnd was In d
great measure male by the shorts, who put ont
their limos during the last week, but while the
new buying was lRrgG mud influential, the reall1.
lng on the profits accrued curing tho lust month
was sufficient 10 give the market Il heavy TEN.
per at times, mud some OF tho leading shares arc
even irlctionally lover this evening.
rus WIS IN Hrcnt measure due 10 the heavy
pressure brought TO behr upon New York Cen.
tlal. Tho efforts, however, met with little sue
cess. nnd tho other Nanderblts soon became
strong. The Gould shares were more prominent
III the dealings than for some time. The eonl
stocks wcrc quiet und without feature, but tho
ihl'iStihls were more largely traded III. Reall'
2O'lnis IN tho afternoon caused Il slight down.
ward movement, wlping ont many OF tho galns
OF tho forenoon. The close was rather heavy.
Notwithstanding the squirt In Union Pacific IN
the last hour. Tho final changes are generally
small advances. ..TJ, -H-
AZ Railroad bonds still very active. Sales s2,5o2.
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. NAshnu"
The man on tho seat ahead OF her was
reading 4 newspaper, and after getting
settled in tho midst Of her parcels and
bundles, and RECALLING herself with u
pinch OF Scotch snuff, she leaned for.
ward and said:
~ don't git much timc to read tho
papers nowadays, but | allus like to
hear what's goin' on. Is there any
news in particklcr?
Nothing very exciting" he replied,
as he sized her up out OF the corner OF
his eye. Here's m item about vile
killing her husband"
"Shoo! How'd sho do IT."
with an axe"
claw me! Wall, she pobably stood
IT and stood it until she couldn't stand
IT no more. It's awful how some bns-
bands do carry on. Anything olse?"
Heres M item about woman in
this state who drove her husband to
suicide by hacging him"
Shoe! Jest kept jawin' and complain
in from mornin' till night, / suppose,
pizcn ?" II
"No, he hung himself"
"Wall, I don't blame hor n mite. TIc
was probably shiftlcss and lazy, and it
split her temper 10 sec things goin'
down hill. She'll have n chance now to
git married to better man."
And hero's a cuscW hc continual ne
he pretended to read. ,"of n villa md
mother who ran away from homo with n
tin-pcddler, leaving a husband and sey.
eral children behind" r''f :
"shoo. Docs il give the pertick.
lcrs ?"
at saws she is supnoscd to bc n LITTLE
nirhty.in her head.h
"Wall she amt a bit Eighty. She
done inst r;oht l-no,r r,,,.;,, ,;rh
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On. WooD's Norway Pine Syrup cures
coughs and colds quicker than any.
other remedy, because it combines the
3lunG;healins quality. OF tho pine tree.
with OTHER valuable medicines. Sold
BY all dealers on a guarantee Of salts
faction. E5 n Z; z, paw 4
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EAST LIBERTY. Pa. Dec. os.-Cat,lc, receInts
1875 head shipments $50 head: marke; active
and lohlJc higher than last week Pigs, rccoip;s
Phila1clphias 81 loaf Ii; fair to best Workers nnd
mixed 81 Coal Is. Sheep receipts 1900 head :
shipments loo head market active and sc
higher than LAST on NIL grades.
CENcISSATI. O., Dec. os.-IIogs scarce an1
higher; common and light So 4UA3 60: packing
shipments SIS head. ssL =. -'tf.'E .'5.1 :
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CHICAGO Ill.,, Dec. 2S.-Cattlc receipt, Is COO
hcad market fairly active; top prices ior steers
81 75a5 0j; stockcrs s. 00a2 IS; cows 81 l5aI SIS
Hogs, receipts % 600 head: shipments G,0O0 head:
market uctivc and higher: rough and common
heavy s. 9jai OK. Sheep. receipts G,cOj head:
shipments $500 head; market active and higher:
mixed ewes lambs md wethers 81 5Oai %:
wcthers S. S5N3 90 common ewes 50 2jaa Is:
westerns 81 9Oa5 %; Texans s. IS; lambs s. 75a
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Aictals.

PI1TsauRGn, Pa. Dec. eS.--Opened Mt 5g,,c.
closed at 5g4c; highest $3.50; lowest 59,,iic. Il,
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4 NEW York. Dec. 2s.-Plg iron steady. Conner
dull Mt $40 10. Lead nominal at 81 Is. Tin dull;
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ExlToLp YEAR.

Your race Is run. old Einety.onc, farewell,
What joyor grief you've brought no man can
Those who have shared your Joy can lose II not:
those who have wcpt-will they not find II wulli
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HEALTH IS WEALTH,

Dr. E. C. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT
MEST. a guaranteed specific for Hysteria, DIzzi.
ness, Commissions Fits Nervous Neuralgia,
Headache, Nervous Prostitution caused BY Inc
use OF alcohol or tobacco. W0keiulness, Mental
Depression softcning OF the Brain. resulting in
insanity and leading to misery. decay and death.
Premature Old Age. Bnrrenness. Loss OF Power
In either sex. Involuntary losses and Spermat.
orshga caused by ovcr.exertion of the brain,
self abuse or over.induigcnce. Each box con.
boxes for IS W. sent by mil prepaid on receipt
of IHH.f-
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Petroleum,

NEwYoRS. Dec. 2S-petroleum opened stcadv,
steady Pennsylvania oil. spot, sales none 1t
Jcpuary options. opened ut SIZE: highest 5giIc:
lowest and closed 6s4sc. Sales 10000 barrels.
y on CRY. Pa. Dec. 22s.-Opcncd at Coo; highest
6oc: lowest 59lgc; closed Of 591ac: sales 50, 600
barrels; cle9rances l:S: 900 barrels: shipments
2s4 s93 barrels: runs 3GS. l57 barrels. - :
BRADFORD, Pa, Dec eS.-Opened md biyb.
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Az Il Cotton. <,
ding 15Sc. sl,iSl -.
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"Wall. he hain't told no startlin'
news. I've been wcarin' No. rs ever
since was gal sixteen years old, and
I've got the smallest foot OF any woman
in our town as it is. l did feel kinder
sorry when | diskivered that I'd left my
spectacles on tho kitchen clock-shclf ut
home, but ii that's all the news tho pa
pcrs kin rake up, guess lhain't missed
NOT no y ----
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y BRADFORD. Pa, Dec. eS-Opened and high.
est 6oc closed at 59Ac; lowest 5915c; clearanecs
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HEADING NEWS. TO A WOMAN,

sile Finally Concludes TINT sho "nnin
Atlsscd Nothin'."
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s-s4 371Sai so; short clear IS 45a5 50.

BurrEn-Steady: fancy creamery 27aoSc; Inc
western 2laa6c; ordinary l9a2ic. INV
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: CIHCINNATI, O., Dec. IS.--FI0ur easy. Wheat
quiet: No: . red 92c; receipts 5000 bushels:
shipments 1000 bushels, Corn firm: No. . mix
ed ;211@at3c; Oats easier: No. SIlc. Rye
qnict. Pork nominal at S. IS. Bulk meats
quiet ut 50 70 Bacon Sieadya Sc %: Whisky
cry Zoe: ohio &c: choice dairy ljal7c. ILnsced
oil quiet at 33a3!c. Sugar easy: hard refined AZ
noAc: New Orleans 3ii4alc Eggs dull ut 2Oc.
Chpnen firm al 81 Is : -
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oArs-Cash No. 32Ikc: December 3911Ea39llIl
328e: january 3lG3l11Sn5lc; May 3!>laa39a4a321asc
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
Direct route to Marietta. Parkcrsburg, Point
Pleasant, Huntington, Ashland. Portsmouth and
Cincinnati. Also TO Charleston, Clifton Forgs
ville, Ky. -..---s
E Time Table effective December 6, 1891
pDoilyE tDaily agent Sunday lst.g
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baggage checked through to Destination OF
W. J. ROBINSON. General Passenger Agent, Par.
Z A. J, DANDY. Assistant General Passenger
Agent, Parkcrsburg. VIVA !, ,S'''N-t
J: g. ToMLlSsoN Passenger Agent Wheeling,
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

;, Arrival nnl departure OF trains on nnd alto,
iurtoWbcr Z. 1891. EXPLANATION OF REFERENCE
MANks: "Daily; fSunday excepted; monday
'saturdny only. EnSicrn Stnntlnri Time II.
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LAEp-Cash So Oo]G: December s. 971I; Jan.
Try 81 O?l@a6 07l!aG va; May &C lOaG i5a6 10.
SHORT RIIs-Cash s. l0aJ 70; December S. 10a
2Oa5 TO- January S. l5a5 2ja5 10; May IS 5ja
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Mss PopK-Cash 81 CO 775: December 81 COZ;
january $40 2714alO 471Ial0 27la; May $40 s5a
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-10-08
MAY GO TO FRED GRANT.
HE is LIKELY TO BECOME
SECRETARY OF WAR.
isis Name Presented 60 the President
by Ministcr Lincoia-O,her News
from the National Capital.

WASHINGTON, Oct GA gentleman
known throughout The west, WHO re-
Gently returned from an extensive tour
of continental Europe, said to cor
respondent to-day that IL was more
than likely that Col. Fred Grant, at
present minister to the court of Vienna,
would be seriously considered TO sue
coed Secretary Proctor as Secretary OF
War.
ut Is my impression, said he, that
the suggestion has been conveyed 10
President Harrison first by Minister
Robert 4. Lincoln. At least Mr.. Lin
colu talked to me about ired Grant
during call which recently made
upon him at London. The subject
was precipitated by my suggesting 10
Minister Lincoln that he could be Sec
rotary Proctors successor ii he wanted
the place. The minister replied that
he could have had the position some
time ago IL he had desired IL, but that
he had never wanted TO be Secretay of
War for the principal reason that he
did not want TO live in Washington.
lie preferred greater liberties than
re given q member Of the cabinc"
and said that he presumed he had got
all of the honor that there was in the
Office and that he could lind uttlc
pleasure in further services in that
direction
Minister Lincoln then asked me
why IL would not be a good thing to
appoint Fred Grant Secretary of War.
He said that the son of our recent
great war hero and President vas we'll
vcrsed in military affairs and wouid
find the Office congenial and no doubt
fill IL with great credit
"A short time after this happened
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RUSSIAN OFFICERS CRUELTY.
The Daughter OF Prisoner Tortured
TO Death Before Her Father.

Boston, Mass, Oct. 6.-Benjamin
Smtzki, his wife and his son Moses ar
rived here Friday on the Warren
steamer kansas, The family gave IL
party May 20 in their home at lrabe,
Russia, in honor of the 18th birthday
of their son Moses, who, under Jewish
customs, had reached mans estate
Private parties being contrary TO Rus
sian laws, the LEGAL police demanded
large sum of hush money, which
Sintzki could not give. The family,
without trial, were started for Siberia.
On the way the officer in command
of the guard made u proposal 10
Sintzki's daughter, agreeing To release
the whole family if she would submit
She was willing to sacrifice herself
but her father forbade her doin so
10 make the father yield the girl was
strung up by the arms, and the pain
and fright caused her death
A section of nihilis ht ard of this
outrage and succeeded in drugging the
soldiers and executing the captain.
The captives were res ,ued and were
SISTED across the Prus ian frontier.
they were put aboard vessel bound 10
Hull, Eng land, whence they came to
America.
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The New York Herald published
letter from Manchester, England, con-
tanning an interview with one Mr..
Barlow, OF the firm OF Barlow q Jones,
.eading manufacturers Of decorative
cotton quilts and counterpanes con.
corning the effect OF the new tariff on
their trade, Mr.. Barlow said they
had an enormous trade with the United
States, but, except for the most costly
goods, II has been nearly destroyed
.lor now Americans are making for
themselves. The writer of the letter
continues:
..Wiil not America In time work up
INTO better grades of cotton manufas-
lures also?" asked.
"Yes, it Is too true"
"And Great Britain's entire trade
in that direction will be lost?"
81 think So"
What will be tho ultimate effect OF
the closing Of The American Market"
asked.
I'VE are already looking about for
new markets in India and Africa.
South America is also promising
feld.n
But will not American reciprocity
treaties with South American govern.
ments check British trade there?"
ut is very likely. Our people are
so firmly convinced that the free trade
policy is the only good policy that
there is no hope of securing treaties
such as America is making. But We
shall have good markets for our COM
mon goods in Africa, and besides, our
homo trade Is increasing"
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-10-08
BULGARIAN CABINET CRISIS.
The Minister OF Jua,icc Tenders His
IsesIgnntion 90 prince Ferdinand,

SorIA, Oct, G.--tor some time cer
tain tension has existed between NJ
Tontchetf, Minister of Justicc, AM
the Prime Minister, owing to the dis
abstraction felt with the methods oil
the administration sanctioned by NJ
Stamboutotf, and this brought to q
point the events which occurred
during tho municipal election in
Eastern Roumania three weeks ago
Mt which certain members of what is
known rs the kalofer party, which ~
connected with NJ. TontchcT, appear
10 have received rough trea mcnt from
the followers OF the prime minister,
NJ. Tontchef, who complains that {,
iiculties have been raised against him
In the fulhllmcnt of his duty, rendered
his resignation TO Prince Ferdinand
yesterday evening. NJ. Grecoif, the
foreign minister, has undo takeu fo~
the limo the ministry OF Justice va
Gated by NJ. TontcheN. Ilo will con
tinuc to retain tho portfolio of foreign
affairs.
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Express nobbcr Made a Haul

Urea, y. ", Oct. 6.--Threc of the
express bags, several boxes, packages
ana envelopes secured In the American
express rob berry between here and Lit
tie Falls last Wednesday, were found
in field at Harbor, four miles east OF
this city. One of the bags was for
Watertown and contained money en-,
velopes addressed to tanks of Adam,
and WATERFOWL. One enveloTe was
marked :, 90. and several of the boxes
had contained diamonds. watches and
silverware, as shown by the bills. All
of the packages had been ritied