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Decorah-posten., 1891-05-27

Ge9ll III pt Da etoeli9 SftSoa9, p9
Iiben bar Bet reguet flere @nnse, iua
Der CT tpmmct mere Sart / 8lnntelipet.
- Sr. s.. 8. @ilbertIon meo 5nmilie
er flpttet bib fra Golmur. Sr. Gilbert
ion er MI reiisuoe glsent for Sumatra
Cigar SO. / Gbicusp.
Sen nDe 9apiljpu poa 2ut6er
Colleges Campus er iGroeles imnf, pg
benpttebes for fprite Gang ben 17be
Mai.
- Oct pauitaaes, at Sueren bos
5iitelpitne Der / Gpen bar peret iaa
flor i ben iibIte Sib, at BET Ter no til,
at De ,lbllupne brook trouts fuar rnIte
Sen at 9aa pau.
9beohOr 6altenber9, inbtil for
npeen 5io liben aniat peb Scanoia
Subj. & Yrint. Co.'S Setteri Der /
8pen iom 5ormanb, fees ifplse nps an
fOmue norlte 8laoe at bore afsnaet peo
9Boen al T9ring paa Soerreiien meo
Tbingpallaitibet "Setla" fort fgr Nns
tumiten til Sriiinnia. 2i9et blep biIat
/ nGpnte 8p, boor bans SorGlore bori
5ulteuber9 bapoe iat lit Suab /, at ban
ituloe pHre iitano til at oienoinbe lin
Selbreb, Der bar me9et neobruot, oeo at
touvme tilbage til Norge. 3esp@rre
bleo life bisie 6Crb%aabnin9er ppfplbte.
Gan opbe / en- iprbOlospis ing Nloer,
icet ban mn ngli9 bapbe fplbt tit Site
Gar.-"&or Republif".
aibpoe u~rbeibeoe "3ecprab 9oIten"
for en- 4 q 5 Gar iioen, % bill %piitnot
erinores al 5lere beri 8Den.
- 9. q. SerreiUn fra Chicago, Der
/ npsle Tiger bar arbeioet iom Stsber
/ Siuomgaeiabrifeu berite6s, reiite til
bu9e lioite 9prba9.
- Sr. Smut q. See meo Samilie,
Suitru % 5 8pru, antpm BERTH ira
9tpr9e iioIte Snsoag. Be fpm pper
Sauet meo Snman 9iniens 9ampitib
"9itD Of Berlin, ps lifte fig spot.
Den npantomue See er Srooer til
8pens pppul9re Sfr9bosrfrma al
famine Hapu.
Mrs. 2arfin er flpttet mo i tit
eget Sus peb Wiliuautee Yasiaser De-
Pot, us oil after outage fin 9reismnter
SOrretnins.
- Taitor Spbnn SOren, en- Spu al
8ait. .. aoren, / ners glur YrGit i
Bottom, bar neblust tit GmbeOe. Sau
oil ON fort 3ib reiie til europa i be
SureHeoe Staters 9jeneite, for at inbs
bente SplDsniuser ON Slsiolfolernes
girtiOmbeo / be ~eurOp9iite 9anbe.
- lliuolpIte 8repe: 9ena She
&nbsrs 9embprid-G. Wl. 2anolanb-
8el M. 9anssluno-Garpline 6. Saas
tpet-SarabS ooep-anton q. Olion-
Wtartin GbrabumiOn-8. s. Sopb-
6. 8. SObuipn.
- OpmGrtiOmbeosn benleoes paa
6. g. SObniuns npe Advertisement i
bette @O. @tr. Sobnion bar MI ct
net Office / fin esen Spsnins / Ypens
beoite Strss.
Gnttionen | SOwarb Ysbsrions
2sosbO er uoiot iii ben 2sbs Mai.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-27

Heiienbe.
GrsRebaftsr g. 9. Strrmme, tiblis
sere 9rpiesior peo ct. Slni College,
Tom Iige fra Chicago til 8ecurab for at
ppmuntre Ct. Slais Colleges SOlbs
ipiacre unoer en- match game mco
9utber Colleges S~olOipiaere. 6VI9en
blep, at ct. SlnIs @utterne leo ct
%9runoi9 9ieOcrlug.
Mrs. Simonien fra gilbert Sea
Tom BERTH / 2oroagS, % ful9te Nan'
bags fin 0atter, Mrs. @iellrm, ps
berues 8Dru til @iscoriir paa ct
Seip9 hos SlG9tuinsene Der.
- Sr. Snore Sunmmen os 8atter,
MrS. 8rescott, fra 9eerfielO, Dane
60, @is., bar beip9t s. 6. 9arueitao.
&c reiite i9aar til Minneiota.
- 8i babe ben 5OrnGielie isnar al
billie pua Sr. Srant SlnoeriOn al "Sfan'
binauen". San uil tilbringe erbel al
fin 5erie / 8ecorub os / Sis Canoe,
bupr bans 8eoIteicrnlore Dor.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-27
Sit Seipbrnanp

ieirebe Spsbinber o. Sarbitrcm os
Suitru iibite Srebas often / Sperp0r
al en- bel Del genner ps gefjcncte, Der
bar inbbubne for Inleorinsen, ps man
bapbe bet bpssclist til langt paa Gite'
men. Yrof. 2arien bOlot Ell pen lioen
Gale i 3aseus Gnlcbnius. Snn troebe
sauIfe iitfert, at Splubrpnups s@iGiterne
psina pilbe %inofnbe iia paa Yarrets
@ulobrpnupsoag, ps BET ubuone, eiter
Ben @jrItiribsb, De bapbe npot. Gang
ipreninsen "9uren" bar tiliteSe % OPP
muntreoe 9a9et meb uogle San8e.
Site iua bcpiite Brubcparret i'm GgteIie
peS at eitcrlaoe parbiiulNc Ereienter.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-27
Decorab % Omegl.
Zen 26oe sRaj 1891.


fcirroes Tom iabpanlis peo 2utbers
College, % mango Meuueifer bapoe
mvot frem | Suerbeoisuirs ON, at bet
oiGoe bIius nuaIc bpgoelise Timer of
tilbriuse bsropps. % bette fit man
ba Osiaa G~nleonins til, tbi goo Wuff,
goo Tnle, 5eititemnine % ct ic~rtrinIist
8arti base ball tilbgo en- riselis Gipey-
ling iamtibiot msb, at geirct o9'aa bar
eunitist. 5sittalen siengiues paa ct
anSet Sieo | 8laoet. "
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-27
ST. Gowns

fan trRifes / ielgenoe Sper:
Rinior Souie, Ct. Gaul, Riuu. Ace SUM,
! Sda.
Sunnspid Souis, minneapolis, ste Suni
! 9ag.
Seab CHARTERS, Sarge, q. 7ai., soe Suni,
! 9ag.
Galesbare, Miun. ODE Sum-, 2 Tage.
Ct Rifolas Souie y. Ga CROSSE, 9is.,
13oe Suni, 2 Gage.
Sooos Souie, Salem, @is, 15oe SUM,
/ 3oe.
american Spuie. 81 Rpp, @is., 16oe SUM,
! Gae.
sSarreu Souie, 8arabop, @is,, i9oe Suui,
8 gage. 80. 17.3
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-27

Der Ct be Soreneoe Stater
4,9So,240 Wetbuoiiter, 4,292, 29l Sops
inter, l,229,9l2 Iresbpterianere,
i,Os6,O4S 2ntberanere, 49, 76 Irote.
liant Gpiltopale. 49l, 9s5 aunareaa.
tionalijtey.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-27
aabem &~orreiponoamcc.

Scr al ben @obbco at oplpIe mia
ON 6ol9enoe: gr "9asmnr" 9}apn pan
Ell Gut eller en- Giee?
SOAR: 9asmar er ct giaenapn.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-27

Ser finbes $4,000 S%taliener. /
be 6prenebe Stater. Dmtrent Salp.
part'n al benz bar inssntins lart, men
ernerer fig peo at ielse 8rast sIp.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-27
Soiua Siitrifts SDnooe:
titpOc.

YrGlter o. anore tan reiie til Soma 81.
ftritts SDnpoemeoe for a fare and one third
for the round trip from points in Iowa,
and a fare and one fifth from points in
&. Oak. east OF Missouri river. gertihtaier
maa faces % unSertegnes Of 5ttet' Nsenten.
Gette 0lGlber Tor g. b. r. & N; Chic. Il
Northw.; c. b. 81 {. NJ. & 81. p; Chic.
Rock Island & p; Chic. ST. r. NJ. &
omaha; III. Central; Minneapolis & St
Louis; Waoash; Chic. SIP. & Kansas City;
ST. Louis, Keokuk & Northern.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-27
reccraBsW arfeo.

S7nifcs. Gn gOo Meieriit, Der for
- ltlar i'll Sag; ban ma haze sooe au'
beinliuerr. 6or rrrrere lluoerretniu9 lfrls
pes til "5nrners alliance Creamery, Sitter
bal Z. 8. Clan So, Wtinn. 37.2
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-27

Gr bet tillaot iiol9e 9ooen at fife M
| BEAR Greet % 9ront Greet, 8innes
lbcit Co., Sopa?
Spnr: ga.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-27
Observation-Disclosures

llnOcrtegueee bar netop beig9t Tacoma,
Saih., Tor at bsie lniperiitetsarrHoen pa
%ladolot Itocn tiIloo, i9tte mig ino / 6prbol
neHe oeruoe. III Sprporatiouen III lea / Sps
6rag ION oens reiienoe lloieuoi1g at 9ipe
SplDSnil9er % aibGuNe 2otter.
Gle @cnuenoelier ipr Splpsuiu9er, 8jpb
al Sotter eler &eigg / Settleneuter oil blioe
punitlig beioareoe. Strip til
8ep. q. Yeoerien,
Spoe, Sumbplot So. Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-27
i7se aarsana.
Oct er ct WibbeI, Tom erb,.x

NNGOL 40.
m'i'e PURGE BABE oeO SGdnOen. gqr
SObn Carpenter, GOOOlunO, SnOioya
Tiger ON BET: Seq iOrIpote Chamba.
lain's Collie, Cholera and Darrbos,
Remedy for 9iarrbuea o. itrrfaroms.
og Snerter / @iapen nrcO Sc bsS;,. 81.
l%ultater. 5 De uerite 3ilialbe b,Es
peoe jes life at siue mere emo ire 7c;,.
lOr at op'aa en- Sur. 8 be ileIte 81.
ialoe er Gu 9oiis tilitreffelia. aor.
uoen oets onbre 9ooc &paliteter or $.
beba9eli9t at to9e. % % so Gcnts w.
SLATE. 3illal9s hos aGc 3rpc,;it,r
(00jJ.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-27
Motifs.

Shuuc, Nfoe & 60, bar oobuct Ct Mieoiciu,
noiala | Den iorite Spgnina paa Slater Str.
/ Tecprah, peitcuior N|2tlipaufec 8nnens
Sporlcie. @aatioeliee Gaeuter rulies puer
seie Saroet for at lRlge Sore Cure, bet beos
y SGaeminoel, ~Hpeeniinoe ppfnubet.
SOhE CURE garauteres at furere ole
Elaas Saar, 6Ororlouiua % SpGItelier hos
Ueunciter o. 3pr.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-27
Wait. s.. n. Etub.

oeter at reiie I'll Noree / 8e9pnSelIen af
Snll Mnaueo. &c, Der MATTE pnite at reiie
famnen meo bani, beoes iuareit mulig
rtelpe is til llnoerte9neOe.
a7.3 6. Seebnts, 9peuit, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-27
gtptits.

Zen uorite eieniioiae MISUNDERSTANDING
hf sSluueibeit So, Soma, aiboIber tit Nlsoe
i &uoOlpbs Sall Mauoag ben lite Suui al.
!GftcrHieoag.
Z. Z. sommen, Treiioent.
q. \. Booming, SefretGr.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-27

@inneibeif SO. 6armcrs 9QIjon,.
oil bOloe Mobe / "9ecorab SnItiuueps
"auoience &oOm" 2croa9 sen 30te g2oi
Sl. 2 Gitcrmibba0.
.. U. eommen, eetretrr.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-27

Der er MI 200 re9ulart OrSins.
reoe fpinoelise YrGbifautcr / Sc ,sDr.
eneoe Stater. S 1850 bar Ser finn -,
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-27
ct orainalt grpanp cr nplia ferret

ct orginalt grpllnp er nplis ferret
/ gnslano. Srlo9pmmen, 8ruIesIor
0eblep, Spluiit paa Gupbonium, bar 6
SOB % l 3pmme bci, 8ritben oerimub
fun 80 Spmmer. 8ruo9pmmens Sor.
looer, Sr. Snbert, MATTE uuoerifrius
sg9teitabstOntratten mso en- Ben, iom
ban bplot menem Spnoerne, oa ban in
gen Grme baobe. Som 8rubepige iun
serebe en- ameritanit aiampetoinoe Rirn
al ubpre 9eaemspRgt % Slboronnin.
gen SetOnelp, 8rubeioeuoc bar Sinm.
pen 9aptein 9paas, Z SOB % 10 Com.
mer bei, % 9persen General Metelene.
2ea CONNIE bsi. Samttise 9eltaaere
berte til ct omreiienSe Cirrus.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-27

lGfntni 3nsen, iom iipber Sto.
OtoAp'' tei, maa glemme at 9aa ino.
ON til Qerom Bros. vi bar ct u6mGriet
ilopals os iaIser iaa biaist iom noseu.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-27

Gn Gel al 6ranb grmp 6ntterne
fan pere interesierebe i iBlsenoe fra
Glcr. 9. Yope, q. 3. 6. Commander,
Dept 3enn. % Ga. San flyer: 8i
bar buot ell Gpiberi al ai9boIte Der
(Stepart, 3ennesiee) os Ch%amberlain's
Cough Remedy bar paret ben eueite
Mebicin, ipm bar ubrettet nuget sobt.
Der er in9en 6ure for &isbuite, llaar
oenne Webicin bruses tilitr9ffelig. Den
fpntrpqerer SpgoUmmen belt o. bols
bent. so Gents pr, SLATE. 9ilialgs
hos ale 3russiiter. (Wai).
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-27

N'f ~~ wv ~NNs
&unot / 9anoene tneiier rormannilfe Saarr,
Wen port mootge Stag
Slpoer pioere / 2ag,
% oct rpomer afSuuobeo, JON alori9 "tilforn.
Seler life bar Sioenltaberre prret for.
ipntte, og mango al bore Sioenlfabsmpno
bar punoet Nuertienoelie o9iaa ubenipr
Horge. Gf Dem, ipm ~ltraaler meo bet ltprite
9iD, iunne ri uRpne: Niironomen SanIten,
Siitoriitriuerue Dtunf, aepier % Sars, iamt
Sprogiorlteren Spar gaien. Walerne 5ibes
man o. @ioe bar meo fine finltneriite
Teuielitrgg tpbet Epelieu | Nproens Natur
% Sulteliu. Ole Bun, Tororaat ps Gries
bar | Mtuiiiens iitrenoe 9ouer, ipm er Slers
tets e9et Sproa, toilet ben pemposblanoebe
Srpo, iom iutter pg mbler melem Nor8es
6ielbe. 9iSrtitlerue Sjprnipn, Sbien %
Sic bar beitrepet 9ipet | Nproen, % slort
Seroen betlenbt meo Norse, % @orac be.
ficubt meo 8sroen. Sic bar nenlis ltiloret
9lpet peo De oripenoe @arn; Sbien bar meb
Ell GrauIierS tritiIfe 8lif ituoerct % frem.
itinet 5losus % Meumeifelipets onutIe
@nnoer, 90 8jrrnion bar aabnet Spnoens
Stue % Sierte, % paa fin lprtite Sarpe
bar ban toilet De 6plelier, ipni rsrer fig
inherit 0orbmanbenes itcmaingsri9e
Si9lelip.
Saalebes bar Rorse f~loreret iiben 1914;
o. ct laaoant rist 9iu, iOm bar rsrt fig Os
rcrsr Is Der, bGrer / fit Siipb slimrenoe
Sremtiosbaob. 5or alt bette feirer pi ben
ipttense 1aai % liseiOm Gibspolosman'
osne bannebs en- Brooerijaes % tilipor
Rorse 9roitab, i~aaleoes oil oaiaa oi l
3roberItabsts iiarliss aano barre 5aorenes
Ipis Winbsr frem oper 9iSens Strem, lanst
ino | be iommenee 9aae.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-02-11
For BETTER A..essment Laws.

To THE EDIroR-Sir: ! see that several
measures have been introduced to correct
our present laws Of assessments. My ex.
perience az an assessor, and observation
since, has led me to conclude that there is
but one way out of this dilema. All
property should be assessed at it's actual
value. The idea of assessing property at
from 10 TO 60 per cent. of its value is
custom that is calculated to demoralize
our people and TO make men try to eyade
taxation. Money and other cash assets
are listed at a fair cash value. Why not
other property? Household goods do not
pay on one-tenth of actual value, and farm
ing implements pay comparatively moth
ing. would suggest tina, Especial board of
equalization for each precinct be created
TO consist OF two men, one IRON each
political party. These, with the assessor,
10 examine all lists before the books are
made. Lists found irregular must be
marked and the person making such Its
notified to appear before a county board,
Of equalization. All rallro DIS, telegraph,
telephone, pipe lines, street car lines, etc,
to be valued by state board of assessors
created for the purpose. Heavy penalties
should be provided for any evasion.
Jan. 80. NoRTuF1ELn
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-02-11
Mr.. LAN0sDALe KICKS.
He Thinks Criticisms of the Soldiers MOnu-
msnt Commission Unjust.

msnt Commission Unjust.
"Many people who cavil at the state
monument commission" said President
Ct. J. Langsdale of the commission to a
SENTINEL reporter Friday, ''claim the
item of incidental expenses, as embodied
in the last report. is entirely out of pro-
portion and greatly exceeds similar ex-
penses of other boards engaged in public
works.
"Now, recollecting that the items OF in-
cidental expenses are similar in both cases,
let us compare the state-house cOmmls-
sion with the state monument commits
sion. The former during its eleven years
of existence expended $l5l, 557.46 under
the head of incidentals. OF this amount
S35, 96293 was paid the architects. The
sum of $50, 444.7l was paid the board for
it's labors, while its secretary received Sl6,-
497.02 more. The monument commission
has only expended S2S,676.4S for incl
dental expenses so far, and the additional
expense until the work is finished will
not exceed $1,000 more. In this sum the
principal items are the expense of archi-
tects and commissioners, for which Sl0,-
1855 and %, 1882 have been expended
respectively. We have dispensed with q
secretary. Again the state-house commits
sion expended ,935 for superintendence,
while we have only paid S2,0l6. This
comparison is not intended to be invidi-
GUS TO the state-house commission. The
same thing could be proved by compari-
son with any other commission on public
works, and the facts are conclusive proof
that the monument commission has not
been extravaganza"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-02-11
New orphsns' Home Matron.

Yesterday Governor Hovey appointed
Mrs. Marie J. spicely Of Orleans trustee
of the Soldiers and Sailors orphans
home at Knightstown, in place of Mrs.
Pittman of Bloomington, whose term has
expired. Mrs. Spicely is the widow OF the
late Col. w. T. Spicely, who succeeded
Governor Hovey as colonel of the Twenty
fourth Indiana regiment when the latter
was promoted to the bri9adier-generslship.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-02-11
ALUM BAKING PowpER.

list OF Those Most Prominently Sold.
The following are the names Of some of
the baking powders given by the public
authorities as being made from alum:
Calumet, A. q Z.
Kenton, Ne Plus Ultra,
Silver Star, Eureka,
Forest City, International,
One-SpOou, Golden Sheaf,
Patapsco, Burnett's Perfect.
Empire, State,
Gold, Silver King,
Veteran, CRYSTAL
Cooks Favorite, Centennial,
Sun Flower, Gem,
Buckeye, Windsor,
Crown, Sovereign,
Wheeler's, Daisy,
Gem, Zipp's Grape Crystal
Scioto, Feather Weight.
There are doubtless many other brands
of alum baking powder besides those so
far examined and named by the authori-
ties. Most of the baking powders sold in
bulk, by weight. and all sold with a gift
or present, are of this description.
Prof. II. A. Mott, United States Govern
ment Chemist, says: "In my opinion the
use OF alum as a constituent OF baking
powder should be prohibited by law"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-02-11
THE STATE LEGISLATURE.
Concluded from Third Page.

value of $50 of the employer or employers,
either real or personal, shall be exempt
from sale on execution for said money.
Committee on judiciary.
II. R5I5, by Mr.. Faulkner-To give good
time 10 life convicts and prescribing the
manner of discharging the same. Making
twenty years lie sentence. Committee
on judiciary
II. r. 5l6. by Mr.. Timmons-Amending
the drainage act. Committee Oh drains
and dykes.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-02-11
FARMERS, ALLIANCE.
Resolutions Adopted by Boards of States on
the ssStore Plan"

the "StOrc Rlnn.
For two days past representatives from
the state executive boards of the farmers
alliance OF Kentucky, Tennessee, Indiana
and Illinois have held meeting at the En-
glish hotel. The sessions Wednesday were
devoted to the consideration of the ques-
ton of cooperative stores, and resolutions
were passed unanimously indorsing the
idea and recommending its adoption by
the county organizations wherever it
could be found practicable. The delegates
effected the organization OF an interstate
business association, with Eli Hodson OF
Merchandising, Ind, as president; L. s.
Melvin of Henry county, Illinois. as vice.
president, and A. A. Brown of Anderson
as secretary. The other delegates present
at the meeting were W. r. browder. Lo-
gan county, Kentucky; A. L. Minis, Nash
Vile, Tenn; T. w. Force, Shoals, and B.
+. Ham of Michigantown, Ind.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-02-11
PATTI ARRESTED.
For Breach of Contract in Refusing to Sing
I'm ST. Petersburg.

LONDON, Feb S.-The Berlin correspond
ent of the Herald says that the police of
that city have served an order
in behalf of the st. Petersburg
authorities for breach Of contract in re-
fusing to sing unless her advance money
was deposited with her banker The
serving of the order caused a sensational
scene. Madame Patti was compelled to
deposit the sum OF $500 in order 10 OBJ
tain her liberty.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-02-11
BY Dynamite Thi. Tim 9.

SHAMoKrN. Pa, Feb. 4.-By an explosion
of powder at Nelson colllery this alter
noon John Dueeman, miner, WAS killed,
and two Hungarians were so badly in
iured that they will die.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-02-11
DECLINING MANHOOD

cENYcnake Iao PET CENT profit my cor---S B-l-S
fSOEHl0 Brushes, CurlcrS and Medicines. sll.p-s
"a FeEE wnte nov. DR.. Bridgman. SIS Broadvsy. n r.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-02-11
BROKEN Fngasemens.

Epoch
"What is the cause of the sudden cool.
ness between Tom Jones and Susie
Brown?"
"Tom sold her father horse"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-02-11

Beecham's Pills cure bilious and ner-
vous ills.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-02-11
The following bills were
the house Saturday:

The following bills were introduced in
the house Saturday:
Mr.. misunderstanding for the APP
pointment of Indiana commissioners for
the worlds fair and appropriat ng 100000
for the Indiana exhibit for such fair.
Mr.. Glessner-Providing that savings
banks shall only invest their money: Q)
In United States stocks or bonds. (2) IN
Indiana stocks or bonds. 81 In stocks
and bonds of other states, that for ten
yeas past have regularly paid their inter
est a. In mortgages on property in the
county. (6) In premium notes, to run not
longer than twelve months aud adequately
secured.
Mr. johnson Of Carroll-Providing for
disinfectlng all cars used in the trans
portation OF live stock and TO prevent the
spread of infectious diseases among such
stock.
Mr.. Troy-Providing for township school
institutes at least once a month.
Mr.. Misunderstanding that in cases
where damages are recovered against cor
porations for violations of the laws of the
state they shall also include attorneys
fees.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-02-11

Thesenate committee on benevolent in
situations Monday reported favorably on
a bill giving inmates of insane ssylums the
right 10 correspond once a week with the
secretary of the state board of charities.
This bill provides that the superinten-
dents of such hospitals shall have no CEN
cership over such correspondence, the let
tiers to be dropped into the mail-box by
the inmates themselves. The bill makes
it the duty OF the superintendent to in
form the inmates OF their right to cOrre-
spond with the aforesaid official and fur
nish them with writing material. 1t pro-
vides a penalty of not more than $500 nor
less than $50 and imprisonment in the
county Jail for sixty days Tor violation.
The bill was ordered printed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-08-28
Dining with Doctors.

San Francisco News Letter.
After all, there Is nothing more de-
lightful than professional entb usiasm
And one never knows how high the
current of this sentiment runs, until
he, as q layman, been associated but
for a few hours with those who belong
to any of those guilds named the lear
ned professions Here is an experience.
A room in q acknowledgement five
doctors and one layman. Doctors
greet one another cordially, and lay
aside their pocket cases, as being ill.,
convenient during the dinner process.
Oysters ON the table. Senior doctor,
smiling blandly upon his associates,
opens the ball.
Yesterday 1 had q most difficult
operation to perform / thank you
for the limes); cancer, you know, and
one of the long standing (sherry,
pleased. L dissected the abdomen
most carefully, and discovered the
seat Of the disease trouble you for the
bread. My assistant was quite ner:
vious, and when the patient groaned
slightly (sauterne, thanks(quivered,
and 1 feared thai I should have no
summon somebody else to assist me
in the operation have got pepper,
thanks). Here the doctor on the right
who has been wanting to get in his
ear, cunpingly snakes away the anec.
dote of the party of the first part, and
begins building on his own tounda-
tion, By the way, at the hospital we
had the most curious case (peas, we'll
yes, q feS(. He was unconscious
W hen he came there and l feared that
the shock of the amputation would
be too much for him) you may fill my
glass, like dry champagne. But
went at him anyhow and after dress
ing the stump most carefully we found
Eyes will take some salad that be
was(not quite enough vinegar) dead
as a door nail" There it something
beautiful about the medical profession.
The discussion of its revolving details
never interferes with the appetite of
Its members.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-08-28
The Ages or Negroes.

From the Detroit Free Press.
A negro said to be 1l6 years old
was buried in New York last week.
His wife, said to have been ITO, died
q few years ago. 1 have always been
suspicious of these stories of negro
longevity since / met with Barney
Mccartney. Barney travelled eX-
clusively,, through the South for
many years selling fanning-mills.
Whenever he met an aged-!oOking
darkey he endeavored to make him
believe he was extraordinarily an
cient. saw him work IL once.
How old are you, uncle?" he said
to Gecrepit negro in Nashville.
"Deed, subj i dunno"
LET me feel your pulse" and lay
ing his hand on the old mans fore
head, he con tinued;" Do you re-
member Gen. Jackson"
Deed doss, suh."
well, then, you are lis years old.
Now, don't forget it, uncle-1l5,
remem ber-and If any body asks
how you know tell him the census
told you. am the United States CEN
GUS, uncle, and 1 know what L am
talking about"
TWO years later l satisfied my
curiosity by asking uncle how old
he was.
use a humid an fifteen, sub, +"
said he, mapifestly proud of it.
Barney spent most of his leisure
time making this sort of archaeology
cal remains, and said that not one
in fifty of the old negroes knew his
AGE until he had told IL to him and
stamped it with official authority.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-08-28
MERII WINS.

We desire to say to our citizens, that for
wears we have been selling DR.. Kings
Kings New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica
Saive and Electric Bitters, and have
never handled remedies that sell as well,
or that have given such universal salts
faction. We do not hesitate to guarantee
them every time, and we stand ready to
refund the purchase price, II satisfactory
results do not follow their use. These
remedies have won their great popularity
purely on their merits. Dreiss, Thomp-
son & Co., druggists. S-l2-lm