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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-17
A GREAT MAN GONE.
The UDiversity's Tribute.
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GONE BACK TO OLD ENGLAND.
hot Words Between Legal Luminaries-
Talk of a Daily Paper.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatcn-l
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, February 16.-Mr.
T. 4. Cox. the young Englishman who
some months ago attempted to commit
suicide by drowning while suffering from
some mental arrangement, was taken to
New York last week by his brother, Mr..
Lewis Cox, and Mr.. Cliff. Rodgers, deputy
sergeant of this city, from whence they
will sail on next Wednesday for England.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-06-04

Of exrhangr parcrs in the corner, Ito
apply to- tin" legislator for City Char
ter
'-GuUl for yOu. old man sd /; "giv
that air a rUnspickius place in the next
BHGiC."
-" sut thrr,. tall;iu ~ la-i.n until "the
switChin hrur II mite. VIXEN grave yards
yawx & Justs troup 4th,- a old Bill
Shakaspirr aptlee ubsaryes.
Muther & children is q dom well
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HOW OH ATE RECFIvFD TIE NEWS OF
HIS NOMINATION.

HOW ON arr RECEvED TIE NEWS OF
HIS NOMINATION
There are several reports aflOat as 10
how Honest Old Abe rtr,.ivel the news
81 his nomination. none of which are
correct. W. give the correct report.
The Ofiriai Committee arrived in
Springfield NJ dpwy eve. and went TO
Honest OH Abc's huuse. Honest Old
Abe WAS MT in. Mrs. Honest Old Abe
sIid Honest Old Abe was ont in the
wonds splitting rails. So the Official
Committee went out into the woods.
where sure enough they found Honest
Obi Abe splitting rails with his two
buys. Il wa a grand. a magnificent
Spectacle. There stood Honest Old Abe
in his shirtSlervts. q pair Of leather
homemade srsbnirrs holding up a pair
Il homemade pantalocns, the seat Of
which was neatly patched with substan-
tial cloth Of differpu! color. Mr.. Lin
coils, Sir. you've been nominated. Sir,
Tor the highest Office. sir
''Oh, don't bother he. said Honest
Old Abe; Il took n sfcHf this morniu 10
split three million rails Rfore night, and
don't want 10 be Ts-stered with no stuff
about no Conventions till get my stent
done. I've only gut twn hundred thou
sand rails 10 split befure shutdown. II
kin do it If you'll let ms alone" And
the great man went right ON splittin
rail-, paying no attention to the Com
mittee whatever. The Committee were
lost IN admiration for n few moments,
when they recovered, and asked one Of
Honest Old Abes boys whose boy he
was' I'm my parents boy" shouted
the urchin. which burst Of wit 50 eon-
vuised tie Committee tiat they cana
very near ''gin1n eOut- eOnplstelx.
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Ina few moments Ho1ss GA Aba
finishsd his taEk, and received tie nsEs
with perfect sek possssEon- BE then
asked them up 10 the hOuse, where he
received them cordially. he aid he spht
three million rails every day, although
he was in very poor health. Mr.. Lincoln
Is a jovial man, and has kesn sense OF
the ludicrous During the evening be
asked Mr.. Evarts. Of New York. why
Chicago was like . hen crossing the
streetY' Mr.. Eyarts gave II up. BE
cause said Mr. Lincoln, ''Old Grimes
Is dead. that good old manr This ex-
ceedingiy humorous thing created the
most uproarioas laughter.
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Road Notier

Read Notice.
STATE oF KANSAS "fi'r' Of county Clerk
County Of Saline. January 18th. Isal.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN. That on
~ the I2ih da of January, lssi, n petition
signed by Peter NariTum aud ID others, was
presented to the Board Of County Commits
sionrr- Of the county and state aforesaid.
praying for the Opening of n certain Rad,
desrrib-d ~ follows, viz: Beginning ~ the
northeast corner of se~tion :, and the north
west corner of ~ertion =. and tO continue on
section line south three miles To the sDuth
east corner of section ~ and the s0uthu west
corner nj section - Thence tn c,nnert with
q laid-out mad running east and west IN
township ~ south. range ) west 6ih T.. ".
The said road to h. ~ feet wide.
whereupon, said Board Of County Com
mmissiotaeTs appointed the foiloWin -na med
I-erSons. viz. Ni~hasi IAorr. y. =. Johnson
ami Charles Swanson NJ yieWrrS, with In
strurtions io meet. In conjun' iion with the
County Surveyor, NJ the hIuSr Of Peter
Narirum. In summit toWnshipon Thursday
the 18th day Bf March A u. 1871. and pm
re,-i to view said road. and give all parties .
hearing.
Ry order Of the Board Of county Commits
siOnerS,
q. J. ADDISON,
iSEALl CouBty Clerk.
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IIOa1I Notiep.

STATE ~ Kansas onice ufCounty clerk
Copnty oI Saline. SaIinn. Jan. u. 1881.
NUTIt IL HEREBY GIVEN. That on
~ the 18th day OF January, isql. "a petition
signed by W. ". smith aud 70 others, was
presented tO the Beard 81 Commissioners of
the County and state aforesaid, praying for
the opening Of n certain ruad. described as
follows, viz: Beginning nj the northeast
corner of section u, and the northwest cor
ner OF section 10, township ~, range ) west,
aud running due south two miles and Inter
secting % rond running east and west nj the
northwest corner Of section 2, and The north
east corner of section -. he TIad prayed for
Il Ia be ~ feet wide.
wherrupon, said Euard of County Com
missiouerS appointed the following nntueti
per~pns. wiz: John plssIn. John Rupert and
John Peterson aS viewers, with instructions
to meet nj the house of W. ". smith. In
summit township, on "Wednesday. the 18th
day of March, A. u. 1871, and proceed io view
said rnsd, AMI give Ia all parties hearing.
ny or,ier of the Bparl 81 Cpu ~ Commits
sioutrS.
ADDISON.
lSALi County clerk.
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4 Glimpse Of Grandeur for Working Girls.
tine uf the best known ladies' in this
city, and one whose home is perhaps the
most elegant Of all the palatial mansions
on the hill, is preparing an April sur
prise for her pruteges, the working girls,
which will doubtless cause cOnsterna-
ton in snciety Of certain order.
This lady. whose name cannot be
printed at present. for the reason that
she desires her surprise 10 I've a genuine
one, will throw open her beautiful home,
adorned with all that affluence and good
taste can secure TO the happy possessor,
tn the girls whose lives have been cast in
less pleasant places than her own. The
working girls Of the city are TO be in
vited to a reception, and the hostess.
who knows hundreds Of them personally
and admires them collectively, will see
tu it that the guests spend one Of the
happiest evenings Of their lives under
her rOOf. There is TO be nothing half
hearted about this reception Of the girls
who work. They will he received with
all the pOmp that would greet women of
the hostess own set. There will b. the
same floral decorations. the same brill
liant lighting. and the same delicate at
tention always accorded guests Of this
truest Of true ladies. The affair Is tO
h. as brilliant n lavish expenditure and
earnest effort can make it.-St. Paul
Globe.
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she Bought the Pitcher.

In a popular down town store a lady
upon whom suspicion had beer restinl
for some time was one day called To &C
count for her carelessneSs. The proprie
tor walked up to her and relieved the
distressed attendant by saying, Madam
will You pay cash for the pitcher you
have under your cloak, OF will you have
il chargedg"
The wOman's face changed color. She
looked at the proprietor with a gather.
ing expression Of Indignation. He met
her look with one Of unfiinching deter
mination. Her Indignation changed 10
one uf recollection and surprise. She
gave n hysterical sort Of laugh and said:
How very thoughtless Of me! I did
not at first know what yUu meant. I
was 30 interested in looking at the beau
tiful things that I had really forgotten
that had-had taken up the pitcher or
TO ask the price Of it. I don't care how
much II is. l will take it any way.
YOu may charge it,"
The proprietor looked at the price,
bowed and walked away. The clerk
took the pitcher and sent Il TO be
wrapped mp and taken 10 the carriage
that was in waiting for its occupant
Chicago Herald
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sherirsS sale.
Case No Els

Angus HaEgan
Marx Putnam, Emma Put Case No F7ls.
nam, The firSt National
Bank Of Salinf, Kansas, 4.
q. Peek and A. e. Turpin.
By virtue OF an order Of sale issued cot OF
the district court OF the thlrtieth Judicial
District within and for the county Of saline,
and state OF Kansas, In the above entitled
case. and TAI ine directed and delivered, will
ON
Tuesday, the 25th day Of May.
A d. lssl nj O'Clock p. IN. of said q. y, az the
east door 81 the court hous. In the city of
Salina, Saline county, Kansas, ofieT for sale
and sell AT public auction. Ia the highest and
best bidder For cash In hand, the following
described real estate, to-Wit:
The north one hundred and sixteen ,ll6)
feet Of lots numbered eight, II, nine, ~ and
ten, 10 on Walnut street, In the University
ad ition Ia the city Of Saiina, in the county
Of Saline. aud state Of Kansas. according to
the official plat thereof ON fie. and Of record
ia he Office 0f Register Of Deeds ofsaid county
with ienemeni<, Entertainments and
appurenAnres th-rpunto bclunging. said
real estate u taken ~ the property oG the
ahoNe-nametl defendants, aud without APP
praisement AMI will he sold to satisfy said
order Of sale ur part therroT.
Given under my hand this End day OF
April. \. D.. is9t. FREB n. QUISCG,
sheriff of Saline Comfy, Kansas
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ZINE PIAHIxn cAnna

Send ten (IO) cents In stamps or
coin to John Sebastian, Gen'I TIKI
and Pass. Ag't Chicago, Rock Island
q Pacific Ry.. for Q pack Of the
latest, snoothest. sliekest playing
cards that ever gladdeBed the eyes
and r!Ppled along the fingers of the
devotee tn Seven Up, Casino, Dutch,
Euehere, whist or any other ancient
or modern game, and get your
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Saturday. the 10th hay Of MAY.
Sherifs Sale.
The Phelps \ BigIoW wIndl
Mil Company IGaSe No. itSl.

SneflH Sale.
The Phelps \ BigloW wIndl
MN Company 1Case No. IISl.
AnhTaS wpiSpr.
By :iTtur oi an order of zaie issued out ol
the distract Iuuri oI the ThittiUih ludlrinl dis
trirt Within and fpT the county ct Saline aud
state Of Kansas. In the alspNr entitled case,
and tn ne directed and delivered. ] will ON
saturday. the 18th day If May.
T. u Is'i. 1T ten n'rInck a. M Of said day, ai
the east d'ssr "f the ruuri house Ia the city of
satin SIliur county, Kansas, offer for sale
~ public nnrtiOn and >cll Z" the highest aud
bs-"t hi,iti'T ter Fash IA hand, the following
,lrsrriisi rial estate. town.:
TIL" Snu'h east quarter % a. of the snuih
west quarter aud the south west quarter
twenty eight p in township fourteen 40
south of liHugr i've - west ni the sixth pTin-
cipiP meridian Ia Saline county and state Of
Kansas. And io bc sold Suhjeri tn lien la
favor of the ~. Joseph fJnan and Trust coin
pany for the sum Of three huuLrrt aud sixty
two iS-l" dollars Ss's - la Rnd iaierrSt
thereon, with tenencntS, hrr'dliam' mt aud
nppuTtruanrcs thrrcuntO bclnnging. said
real uSiai" u taken ~ the pTuprTty of the
aloVe named defendants. without appTaiSe-
ment aud ~ h.. s,l.l fn satisfy said uTtlpr of
sale err part thereof
Given under my haud this I.iih day ofApril.
u. INal FEEn ~. QUISCN,.
ShcTifl of Saline County. Kans,I
sgTATE pE KANSAS, In the Probate
Count ~ aud Tor
CnTsTN 40 SALINE said county.
In the matter oT the estate nI IuhE 4. Olson
decreased.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY gINES, That letters
~ at administration have bcrn granted la
I la undersigned on the estate at John I. Olson
hate nf said county. drC,'asgd 10y the hOnOri-
hlr. the rrIlair Court at the county aud
St tr aforesaid. dated thr Tih tlay Of Janu-
AIRY. n u. lSai. Now, all = RON having
claims against said estate are hrrrby notified
Tint they must present tho sftnp tn the
far riinWanre, W hin one wear
In,uH - q date of said letter, ~ they may hc
prrritdsI rom any hrn,.iit Of such estate:
and that u -Hrh claims bc not exhibited
Within three year, after the date of said let
tHrS, they siIaii he fsrrs eT baTTtti.
y. J. TIIDIlSTENBERG,
AdmiIisi ratOT.
January. 7ih, IS9l.
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Tuesday, the 26th day Of May.
SlleriTs Sale.

The Michigan Mutual Lifcl
Insurance Company
Noah ]. slower. Julia A. jCaSe No. $50
slower. \. ]. Minarl. John
n. IyeItiish anj 4. z. Ha-
VenS
by virtue 81 an order oI sale issued out oi
of the District Court OF the 18th judicial dts
trict within and for the County Of saline. aud
state at Kansas, In the above entitled case,
aud TAI me directed and delivered. I will on
Tuesday the 25th day Of May.
A. ID. isai, AT o'clock p. m. Of said day, nj
the east l'snr of the court HOUSE In the city
of Salina, Saline county, Kansas, offer for
sale NJ public auction. and sell tn the highest
and best bidder for cash In hand,
tie following d'-ss.ribsSi real estate. to-Wit:
The west haltps of the southwest quarteTtis al
of section s-yenieen tI7 la TOW nShip fourteen
40 rangr ihrtr O. west of the gth principal
meridian la Saline County and state of Kan
sn- containing eighty acres uf land more or
less with tsnemcnts, Entertainments and
sppurtenanre- therrunio belonging. said
real estate - taken rs the property Of the
aloye named defendants, without apprais
ment aud will bc sold to satisfy said order of
sale ar u part thereof
Given under my hand this End day Of
April. A. H., ISai FRED QUINCY,
IT-d Sheriff Of Saline County. Kansas.
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STATE uF KANSAS
Notice.

SALINA. Kansas IAN. IT, Isgi.
SEAIEb ritnlu- AIS to perform the
~ duties ot County Physician lar onr year,
will bg trrriNtd ri the office oi the t'0auty
Ilrrk a. Saline County. kauSa~, until ~
o'clork M, saturday. January %, lS'I. The
County Physician must furnish hts mcdi-
cine. doctor the sick inmates oi the county
Asylum and Jail aud Perform all duties cHi-
lSbsiied Ia the rUntTaFt nnsl, With the 'ounty
Physician lar the wear iS'si. \ bead at tSsi
VIII iS. Trqui;'tl at the piN Stefan receiving
ti,. auI-,!ntmvut far the faithful discharge
81 hi~ ..uIi,~ Said izpnd tn bp apItuVt,I hy
tir l.sIpf,l of county commissioners. Pm
I.,.sil. i,, Isc sndnr~s,: "TTppb-gIiS ter ounty
i'hN 81. IAN
u. ADDISON.
County clerk.
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pr l. pu... r.ru-d,ea, rn..

pr L. Due's PsrIsdiraI Pills.
This great PreBrh Pemesiy arts directly
upon the digestive organs aud positively
cures suppression nT the fnrna-s 'from what
ever cause and all periosliral trUuhles pecu-
liar IN women A safe. reliable remedy var
rAnled io excite menstruaiion. should not
BE- used during pregnancy. Pull directions
accompany ing each box by mail. - box or
thrre for q. The genuine article supplied
by druggists In Saliva. Ks. Brngu. Kl-lhOrn
Kunf A Nattison, Ne DowelI 4 Curry, Pur-
cell. stevens A To.
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Reduced
Price

and our patrons will receive the
full benefit Of this advantage.
The public demand for all articles
Of trade is to get them as cheap as
possible. And as the time has
come now when the newspaper
can be produced at less cost than
formerly, we cheerGully acceed TO
the demand and hereafter the
JOURNAL will b. sent TO any ad-
dress in the United States or Can
ada for the low price Of
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-06-04

Whea Baby ~as sch. &c Esve her c.soria
wben he ~ss . Child. she crsed for cassoria
When she became Miss, she chung 30 CassOria
When she had ChIldreu, she gave then csss0ria
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Tuesday. the 2stb day of Nav.
SheriTs Sale.


si.Joseph Loan 4 Trust col
ft'ase No. tkkl.
Jasper n. MaiIock andCInra
Matlock.
Ry Nirtur of I'm order az sale issued out Oi
the District IuuTt of the ;bith judicial district
within aud i"r the county nf saline, and state
ot ka sas, Ia the aboNp entitled case, to me
tlin'rt' Il and delivered, ! will Un
Saturday. the 10th hay Of May,
\. u iSll AT IN o'cInck a. M. Of said day nj the
,a~t dfar of tie cuurt house, Ia the city oi
Saiinn, Saline county, kunstS, offer fnT sale
1T puhiir aurtipn. and sell to the highest aud
L. u bidder Tar cash IN hand. thr following
described real estate. to-wit:
The easi hall nf thu northwest quaTieTli and
the west hail uf the nnrth east quarter 2 Al oi
section fourteen 10 Ia township sixteen tlB
south ut range i've - west uf the sixth prin-
rtplr meridian IN Saline county and state oi
Kansas. with ienenIen!s, herriitamentSand
appuri.nanrr- theTrunin b-ionging. Said
real estate l. taken a. the property uf the
nts1ye Dsinri defendants, and without APP
prai--msnt. aud will b. ~nld to satisfy said
order d. sale ar n part thereof.
Given under my hand Tits l3th day Of April,
4. o.. ISii. FRED u. QrISCY,
sheriff uf Saline comfy. Kansas.
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C.R.I. al. ny. "ROCK ISLAND RoUIE."
ThrDush Passenger trains East.

C.E. Q. a p. nv. "ROCK ISLAND RoUTE."
Through Passenger trains East.
nepart-s:IJ n. m, arrive ut Kansas city $50
p. m, ~ Joe G.3l y. m.
2sip, m. for Wichita, Wellington,
Caldwell, aud all points south and
southwest.
Through Passenger and Express west
ArTtVeS-S.lO n. m, from Topeka, Kansas
City, ~. Joe and east.
LIS D. m. from Wichita, yelling.
ton and south and southwest.
Local Accommodation.
ArTives-l2.n6 y. m. west.
Departs-5.l5 p. M, going east.
Free reclining chair cars on all passeng
trains. They are the most comfort assuTi
vehicles of their class In American.
For rates and general Information con
corning the great Rock Island Route call on
or address.
J SEHAsrIAN, X. J. STEVENS,
q. p. 4 T. A. Local Agent.
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Castoria.

"CasioF4a n m szcsHsnt nIs'tcine FOR chill
dren. Aothess haze repeatedly told M of It's
good eaecs upOh th-ir Shildrrn''
DR- q. &. Os0o1D,
Iovr.lI Mas
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"Casoria = the best remedy for children q
which an acquainted ! hope th- day Is not
Ear distant when mothers will cDnsileS the real
Iutsrest a their children, aud uSs CNsif'ria In
saead Of the variOusq uack nOStrITrns which are
dsstroying theis loved onrs, BY forcing oId 'ni,
msrphIse, soothing syrup and "thsr hrrtfui
axcnts down their throats, thereby s-Dding
tbsm 10 premature graves"
DE. J KIScHELoE,
gunUaT Arb
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Castoria

Fhs csutaur Company Murray Street, New York City
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ATCHIsOS. TOPEKA q sASTA ~.
No. 3li. Eastern Express, arrives 5:isj n. m
No. az. Texas Express, departs. s:l2 n. m
Makes close connection NJ strong city for
lene for the north.
No. us. Accommodation, departs 2:t0 y. M
No. 3l3, Accommodation, arrives 10 y. m
Makes close connection nt Abilene TOR
north and south and Minneapolis branch.
GEo. n. ANTHOSY,
FRI and Pass. Agent.
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TAKE my pen in hand tn in
form ynu that | am in a state
Of CRATE bliss. and trust th.-sae
lines will find yuu "njoyinp
the same blCSsinS. I'm ~
guyinated. I've found the
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For Sale in Sdina by Fred G: Haas
u MAN

UEAcouArED couErRY WILL
MUCH VALUABLE INFORMATION STUDY OF rms nAP OF
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1891-12-18
PEP OVAL S.

Mr.. j. Frank Legge has received
and accepted from the Baltimore 4
Ohio Railroad Company an offer of
the position OF general agent and su-
perintendent of terminals at Wheel
ing, and left Shepherdstown on Tues
day to enter upon his duties. Mr..
Legge's friends here greatly regret
his departure, though they rejoice at
his good fortune in obtaining such
desirable position. His family will
remain here until spring, at least.
Our esteemed friend. Uncle Bill An
derson, Of Harper's Ferry, was in
Shepherdstown last Friday, and
called at the REGISTER Office After
vigorously abusing the editor-who
fortunately was out of town-he left
for us cap of delicious honey manu-
featured conformity by himself and
his honey bees. We thank him and
his good wife for this remembrance,
and hope that Uncle Bills health
will soon be perfectly res tored.
Mr.. r. d. Shepherd, Mr.. A. NJ. Shop
herd, Mr. Byrd and Miss Prescott, of
the McLean-Prescott troupe, arrived
in Shepherdstown last Sunday and re-
manned at Wild Goose Farm until
Monday afternoon, when they drove
to Hagerstown. The company played
The Merchant OF Venice" to bril-
liant audience in that city, and the
Hagerstown newspapers are most
complimentary in their criticisms OF
the performance.
Mr.. r. d. Lamar and family left on
Saturday last for San Diego, Cali
fornia, starting from Harper's Ferry
by way of the b. & o. Mr.. Lamar,
who lived at Moler's Cross Roads for
many years, will, we understand, go
into the fruit-growing business near
SAP Diego
Capt. f. q. w. Herr and Mr.. David
Hill, well-known residents of this vi
cinity, are reported as being danger
ously i'll.
Mrs. Harry Randall, Of Philadel-
phia, is visiting the family OF Mr.. Jas
Randall, near Swan Pond.
Mr.. H. w. Potts is home from Pitts
burg, wrestling with an attack OF the
grip.
Mis-. Sallie Markell is III Baltimore
visiting friends.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1891-12-18
Another Warning.

NHOtHeT U""Hy'
We clip the following from the
Hagerstown Globe Of recent date:
A sad case OF the evil effects Of
cigarette smoking is illustrated in the
condition of Mr.. Jacob Miller, young
man twenty years of age, who resides
with policeman John Saylor, of JEFF
ferson street, and who drove Mr..
Joseph Kale's transfer wagon. The
young man is lying extremely i'll with
terrible disease which DIR. ID. w.
Allison, the attending physician. at
tributes TO excessive smoking CT cigar
cites. and OF which he says he must
surely die. The sufferer experiences
hours of delirium and intense pain.
His entire system is impregnated
with the poisonous element OF the
Observation-Disclosures The hand he
employed in holding the cigarettes
while smoking. is OF yellowish hue,
saturated with the poison. The day
on hich the young man was stricken
down, it is said, be smoked eighty
cigarettes. His condition lsst night
was alarming and the physician and
attendants were with him nearly the
whole night. 1t was necessary to
band-cuff him to the bed, as in his
delirium and tossings he endeavored
TO throw himself from hi. couch.
Great sympathy is expressed for him
by his acquaintance. Those who
need the warning will be repaid for
needing 1t.
Later reports state that the young
man is some what better, and he may
possibly get well.