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These Have Returned.

Miss Myrtle Barclay has returned
from q visit with friends at Lansing.
Mrs. W. T. Johnston who has been
attending the National w. r. c. con
ventlon at Washington d. c., has re-
turned home.
Miss Aria Adds has returned from r
visit with friends at Stanton.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Hayward spen
Sunday at Newaygo.
Miss Bessie A. Powers has returned
from her vacation during which sh'
visited Duluth, st. Paul, Minneapolis
and other points. She was gone fou
weeks.
DIR. C. 8. Hazeltine has returnet
from Montreal and New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Hallett have re
turned from Ludington.
Mrs. W. c. Dewey has returned
from an extended trip, during wnicn
she visited st. Paul. Minneapolis,
White Bear lake and Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Baxter have re.
turned from Washington, ID. c.
w. S. Sherman has returned from q
two weeks eastern trip.
Mrs. X. /. Nettle has returned from
q seven weeks visit with friends in Can
ada.
DR.. A. B. Bottsford and son, Claude.
have returned from New YORK and
Washington.
Mrs. John J. Sours has returned from
Elk Rapids.
Mrs. V. S. Gilbert and daughter, Miss
Mamie, have returned from the east
ern resorts, where they spent three
months.
W. ID. Frost has returned from q trip
to Washington.
Mrs. F. w. Ball and children have re-
turned from Bay View, where they
spent the summer.
Henry Spring has returned from q
months stay N New York.
Horace Shields has returned from the
east, where he spent his vacation.
Will Fisher has returned from q two
years stay IN England.
Col. A. T. Reynolds has returned
from Washington. ID. c., where ne at
tended the G. A, X. convention.
Willard Kseney has returned from a
months visit in Boston.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-02

who vas one of the bridesmaids at ths
Cody Barn hart seddlng "a s.sltng Mss
Nsude Whitney.
Miss Kate NaDdsFL0an OF Muskegon
: visiting Mrs. VI. Housemsn Of No.
AID Cas- street
Mr.. and Mrs George c. Watson OF
Caro- were Visiting friends here tie aTss
Of the week.
Mrs.. c. b. Aoshsr Of Big Rapids has
teen visiting Mrs. stiles OF No. Hodg-
SOL Place.
Mrs. Arthur Sanford Of Muskegon is
visiting Mrs. G.. +. Stevens. Of Ne. $40
scrbner street.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. 7. Hilton and son
Everett of Jackson spent the week
With Mrs. Z. L. HoTning OF south La
fayette street.
Lueius rorrey is spending hs vaea-
ton IN Hudson, y. y.
Mrs. III. NJ. Blivsn mas returned from
al extended visit with her parents IA
Virginia.
Fred Aldrich, Bernard Cobb. Charles
Whitney, Roger Ciriswoid aud others are
the guests OF John Blodgrtt for day s
cruise Ia Mr.. Blodgett's me new yacnt.
Mrs. ;. b. jerks aud daughter. Miss
Gertrude, are Waiting friends IN New
York.
Miss Edna White who has been visi-
ting Mas Louise Cody shas returned &
| Detroit
Miss Nellie Harkins OF ST. GATHERINGS,
Ont, Is visiting Mrs. Kline OF Bos.-
WICK street.
Miss Zoe Randall of Traverse City
visited friends here during the week.
Mrs. +. X. McDermott of Travers'
| City is the guest OF friends here.
Mrs. c. l.. Hail and son and Mis-
| Marie Germaine have returned To Tras
erse City.
Miss Lou Humphreys has returned
| to Iona, after q visit with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Donovan of p
/ orla, H., have been spending lev
days with Mrs. Donovsn's sister, Mrs.
j. NJ. Robinson OF West Broadway.
Miss Essie Kulp of Albion college
| will teach Languages In the West Men
| igan Busness University.
Miss Ray Aaron of New York city
who has been spending two mouth
with relauvet IN this city, returned
home the first of the week.
| Mrs. s. Il. Hopkins of Chicago is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Ratnbone.
|, Miss Lita Davenport of Lansing
visiting Mrs. EMILY B. Ketchum.
Mr.. and Mrs. George t. Bow of Kal
kaska are visiting friends here.
Mrs. Samuel Milligan of Ensley ha
been visiting friends here.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L. Ward of Allie
gan were the guests of DR.. Woodruff
and family Tuesday and Wednesday
Miss Birdie Gliddon Of Bay City ha,
been visiting Miss Grace Lynch.
DR.. and Mrs. c. Z. Bartlett of Battl
| Creek visited Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Do
bic the first of the week.
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Goa ching Party.

Wednesday Mfr. and Mrs. D. 5. Hop
kins gave a coaching party ia honor OF
Miss Marguerite NJ. Jacob. They
drove TO Cascade where lunch was
served, after which dancing. card play
ing and other amusements were IN
dulged IN.
The guests were as follaws: Ward
House, Miss Levitt, DIR. IL. w. CatIn,
Miss Jacob, Charles Hovey. Miss Caro-
lyn WurLburg, Lawrence Ashiy, Miss
Dell WurZburg. Fred slaght, Miss Mae
Bella Wright. Willard Marnndale. Miss
Florence REYNOLDS, ornn Ward, Miss
Bondis McCrath, Claude Botsford, Miss
Fannie L. McCrsth, Tom Willard. Miss
Knapp, Clifford Walker, Miss Helen
Osgood, Richard Mann, Miss Hazel
Marie Hopkins. Mr.. and Mrs. d. ).
Hopkins
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-02

parents, NJ. snd Mrs. W. y. Cook. sas
a asOst aaDpY AHA. The decorations
xeEs very nae, beng composed of deii-
cate gray green fnagng slnss aud TIE
more VIVID green OF tas snlll4x- The
yinss we're earned up 70 the lace cur
tzins u the Day wndos and al
around tie cenlas Of the parloTs WITH
exeeedIngiy me e1ect. There was
prof as.on or Ii0ssrs. roses. daniias sad
ogusr Eanstiss. rt4ads OF ~nlts llsu-
son, sat-lnec sitn sInilax dotted Win
pink eose=, depended from tie chan
dshsr - either eofnsf CT the dining
Table. aud there was a handsome cen
ter-plsee, cOaslsaug Of bowl u white
znd PINK roses, about which we're LAID
upon the cloth sprays Of malden hair
ferns aud PINK roses. All the Lannps were
shaded win pink. The Rev. Or. Geo
y. smith performed the ceremony.
TIE brlda wore her travelling gown OF
blue. There were no brldssInalds.
Her fio~eTs were white roses After
eongratulafsons Ssre offered and re-
Treatments NeEe srved Mr. and Mrs
Irish departed COR TRIP 20 Detroit aud
tns eAst- 10 AVOID exciting suspicion
as 10 the nesnsss II their bliss they
had ordered black horses for the hack
wh.ca Was 20 take them 10 the train
bus snsn the -snscis arrived II was
found that some KIND friend had coun-
tsrmAndsd the order and snow white
horses stood before the door. A the
newly welded couple entered the car
rage the Messrs- Sherman sprang TO
the horses heads and decorated the
animals with yards Of pure white rib
bon, large bows Of which were also fast
eaed TO the carriage. Their trunk WAS
also found 10 30 similarly decorated
and the departure was made IN a
shower Of rice. About forty guests,
relatives and intimate friends attended.
There was . fins array of presents,
come having been sent from Palmyra,
y. u. Kansas City, Mo-, Chicago,
Grand Haven and Ionia- The out OF
town guests were Mr.. and Mrs III. NJ.
Russell, Mr.. and Mrs. K. III. Hughes
and Mr.. Charles n. Cook, all II Chica-
GO; Mr.. and Mss Nash and Miss Laura
Irish, al of IOnis; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Pfstf. Mr.. John Pfaf and Mrs.
Hewlett. al of Grand Haven and Ms.
Brlmsmaid OF Minneapolis. After q
brief Wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. irish
Will return and will reside n hand
some apartments 81 the New Living
srOa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-02
rh.or,e. About Drowned Bod,es.

1t was popular theory in days gone
by tina. the body Of drowned man
would float the ninth day, a notion
which. Mr.. Henderson informs us, pre-.
walls in the county of Durham. Sin
Thomas Browne alludes to it as believed
in his time, and in his "Pseudo-doxia
Epidemics' there is discussion on this
fanciful notion. 1t was also believed
that the spirits Of those drowned at sea
were doomed to wander for 100 years,
owing TO the rites of burial having never
been properly bestowed upon their
bodies.-Notes and Queries.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-02

Mrs. II. p. Belknap and children are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Graves at
Benton Harbor.
d. ID. Cody, Willard Barnhart, Col.
f. Crofton Fox and Gen. /. c. Smith
are hunting duck on the Saugatuck
marshes.
Mrs. C. F. schramm is visiting friends
at Vaudeville.
Mrs. Floyd Moore has gone to Cedar
Springs To visit her parents.
Mrs. J. Morgan Smith and family,
who nave been spending the summer
in Connecticut and the east, are ex-
pected home this week.
David Uhl left Friday for an extended
southern trip.
]. II. wonderly has gone to Califor-
MIA for . month.
Harry w. Long ls in Atlanta, Ga.
James Turner Is in Chicago.
A. X. Wheeler and family are spend
ing two weeks in Washington and New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Rowe spent the
week 1t Traverse City.
Mr.. aud Mrs. William Logic are In
Boston.
Ms. Dudley E. Waters 10 visiting her
parents in New York City.
Marx w. Skinner mas gone to Niehart,
Mont, to visit mis- brother.
Stewart Davis and Andrew J. Burnett
left Thursday night for thirty days
vacation IN Colorado.
HIP. Baker went to Chicago Tuesday.
Mrs. 5. Vandenberg of Quimby street
has goue to Wichita, Kas., to visit her
son.
Mrs. Z. s. Coye of Clinton street is
visiting her son in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Geer of La
peer have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. l..
III. Carey of Park street.
+. A. Onderdonk mas gone to the
upper peninsula to hunt and fish for
three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Lockwood and
Mr.. and Mrs. Mc6eorgs Bundy are WIS.,
ting At Cincinnati and elsewhere.
Mrs John Ball and daughter, Miss
Lucy, left yesterday for Pasadena, CAL,
where Mrs. Ball will spend the winter.
NJ 50 Bali will return IN about month.
The Misses Anna NJ. Rippey or Mus
kegou and Louisa Brayton OF Grand
Haven are visiting Miss Nettis White
of James street
Miss Della Hodge of Muskegon is
visiting friends here.
Miss. Emma Gowdeau of Nuskegon
Is visiting friends IN this city.
+. 6. Pratt OF Traverse City spent q
portion of the week here.
DIR. aud Mrs. Graves of Atlanti, Ca,
are the guests of their daughter Mrs.
L. z. EDDY.
Nj. Whitman of Worcester. Mass,
IS the guest OF Mi.s Caroline Parker.
Miss Whitman wa. one OF the brides
maids a, the Cody Barnhsrt wedding.
Mrs. r. W. Johnston is spending the
week IN Chicago.
Mas Isabelle Cummings of Toledo
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-02

Lat Monday evening odd Fellows
hall, corner Of EasE and sherman
streets was the scene OF pleasant Ell
eiIea4ssE, oceasioned By . boz soclal1
gwen oy tic members or Lillian lodgs.
Daughters Of Rebecea- Iae early part
Of the evening being Of literary ma
turs exercises we're opened with an
eloquent address by Mrs. l. u. Dcmp-
stsr, followed Dy Ghe program which
Was as follows.
Eecitatlon-sadieW Wells.
Instrumental musie-Et Walbrldge.
Duett-Mlsses sadie anu Hattie
Wells.
Northumberland Lewis.
Guitar sOl0-Eya Feltzer.
Reeit4tion-Nrs- ,. IL. Sweet.
s0lo-Aaggie Firth.
Quartot-Messrs. I'd Walbridge, Dyle,
Walker and Chapman.
Eacn number OF which was received
WITH hearty applause, several mum oers
receiving All encore.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-02
Lantern Club Meetings.

The Lantern club with . successful
and pleasant existence of two years
held the initial meeting of the season
Wednesday evening a. the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Guest, No. 81 Lake street.
A reorganization WAS effected and sew.
srsl new members were added. Card
playing WAS enjoyed until 10 O'Clock
wnen fruits were served. The follow
ing officers we're electsdi President,
JOnn ID. Muir; vice president, Miss
EStrlle Guest; secretary, Mrs. Jennie
Guest; treasurer. MISS Gertrude Ander.
son. The club will be entertained
Monday evening, Oct. IL. By Mr.. and
Mrs. Muir, No. III Charles street. and
Will meet fortnIgntly thereafter
throughout the season.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-02
Visitors in the City.

Miss Ollie Garnsey OF Boston, former
" OF this city attended the LOomls-
smith wedding.
Mrs. j. h. Deck of Chicago 10 visltin <
Mrs. Leonard Coyell OF No. 10 Shawmut
avenue. flfty-three years ago last
May Mrs. Deck, who Was then Miss
Jessie Grammar, offieiated As brides
maid at the wedding of Mr.. and Mrs.
Coyell, and they have met but once be-
lore since the event.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-02
Plenty of Literature.

"Have you Shakespeare in the
housey' doubtfully inquired young
woman Of her boarding landlady.
'Oh, yes" replied the good soul, with
the air of possessing all of English liter
aturo worth having, "we've got the
Shakespeare and the Byron both. New
YORK Times.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-02
McGowan-Ouinn.

Daniel McGowan and Miss Annie
Quinn were married "Wednesday morn.
ing ~ St. Andrews cathedral. After q
wedding breakfast they left for bridal
trip east, and on their return Will be at
home TO their friends at their home,
corner Fifth and Madison avenues.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-02

gave = grand benefit ball Wednesday
evening At innes Rgl1es' arsaoxy, CnaTies
r Hamilton being the beneficiary.
NurLbarg's orchestra furnished tue
n10s.c, xaa TIA sgealng passed pleas
autiY
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Returned 70 Their Studies

Miss Hattie Bailey went to Ann Ar
Dor Wednesday to begin her studies at
the university.
Miss Frances Hentig and Miss MAY
Robinson have gone 10 New York to
attend Mics Ely's school. They were
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Sleeper to Indianapolis

via c. & w. NJ. and Z. c. c. & st. L..
Railways, is still running from Grand
Rapids every night except Saturday, at
1875, and will continue TO run until
further notice.
GEORGE behaves, G.. p. A.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-02
Miss Wilcox, openInx Hop.

Tuesday evening next will occur the
opening hop Of Miss Fannie Wilcox's
dancing academy. The music will be
furnished by Mrs. Wells orch
estra, and the dances to be
introduced are The Msnitou, the
Delmonte, the Wentworth, the
Royal Gavoste, the Harvard Gavots,
the Jersey and the Grand Round, AL
round dances, the Polka Qusdrille,
the Columbian Quadrllls aud the cor
rect way OK dancing the oxford Min
uet. by Prof. Horace ". Beck. Miss
Wilcox Will De assisted this season by
Miss,s Maude wilcox, Nellie Brewer,
Mayne Sergeant, Aaude Bachman
and stella SweetlAnd.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-02

Low Rates, Special Tram,
For the Ohio Peoples tenth annual eI-
cursiou from all points on Kalamazoo
division to Cleveland. o.. October IL,
1892.
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Mss Grand Guards Birthday.

sas~H N'ts-te @f@ e's.'-y-
Mas Lillian Grsud-Girsrd of No. q
Morrison street was the reopen. OK a
happy surprise party on her sixteenth
birthday Tuesday evening last. There
vas candy pull and various social
pleasures. Abous thirty guests at
tendsd.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-02

Benefit Ball.
Imperial lodge, No. az, I. O. o. F.,
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Announcement.
Persons Out Of the City.

The engagement of William William
son TO Miss Moilie Mabon is announced
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Michigan Pensions.

w.sHIxsToS, Oct. 4.--PeuHons grant
ed Michigan applicants: Original -
Johr Durham tdecessed), John J.
Hspn, Charles Ell iott, August Hend
rich, William Irwin, Thomas J. Kirk,
Arvln y. Aibro. George DAVIS. Samuel
+. Crsnson, Roswell o. Doty, Marion
Fsrhsnk, Jonn Paul Add soma
samuel Harms. Richard Hayes. John
possil Christopher F. Lsnbrlck
David :. Bsrio. John Carpenter. Will
lam NewtOn, Lydiaader N. White.
George Thompson, Thomas Eagsr,
Colby Hart Increase Henry l. Beck
wlth. VIM. n sweeney. Franklin rsyer.
MAYNARD Butte. Nornsn stFsvet,
Thos'ss stsnnnsugh. Giinert Fowler.
Reissus-ssTnuel betz. Ofiginsi, nd
ows. c-ChrTstisn punhsm, Nary
Holden, Austn Sears lfsteerl. minors
Of torueiiu. scott.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05

A tunnel, the longest in the world,
has been projected and begun prac-
tically under Sinplon to supcrscde the
famous road over the mountain con-
structed by Napoleon. The Route Of
the Simplon" is thirty-eight miles in
length; the tunnel will be q tribe less
than twelve miles and half. The
wagon road is $500 feet above sea level,
is twenty-five to thirty feet wide.
crosses GIL bridges, and passes through
several tunnels. 1t takes eight or nine
hours TO cross the mountain by the
wagon road: the tunnel can be traversed
in three-quarters of an hour. The
power to run the drills. light the work
ings and ventilate the tuTssi is to be
derived from the river Marsa. The cost
is estimated at about 81. GAG. 900 q mile.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05
Humane slaurhtrrin :.

Some years ago the unfortunate cattle
that had been set apart to provide the
world with beef were slaughtered by
means Of heavy hammer with which
they were struck upon the head direct
~ between the eyes. II was cruel
method, but il appeared for a time 70
&c the only way. Later the method
was changed and the poor beasts were
strung up by the hind legs and their
threats were cut. plan which was
scarcely better than the other. Now
Scotland has set the world an example
In humanity h7 adopting electricity as
the means 20 this end The cattle are
shocked by an electric battery. and 50
Suddenly withal that they are not con.
scious q their danger and so die easily
and happy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05

LOUISVILLE. Oct. i.-The results OF
todsy's races here this afternoon were
as follows:
First race. five-eights of INLET O
Quick won, Cora Taylor second, Queen
Regent third; tiAie. l;04t.
second. three-fouTtbs of a mile
Rsdins won, salvation second, Brace.
let third; time, l.lbs.
Third. the ST. Leger mile and quar-.
ter wslkover--Semper Rex won, linen
Chef second; time. 2s5sf.
Fourth, one mile-fTotectlou won
Bob l.. second, Gold Stone third; time
las.
FIFTH, seven -eights of a nile-Odrie
won. Critic second. Henry Jsnkin,
third time, l.2oa.
sixth, tbree-f0urths Of q mle-Nis
stery won. iiadoogsn second, Msuetts
third. time, l.ls.
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M,chlzan Wauan Dead.

CLEVELAND. o., Oct 4--Grace After,
the young wife Of Charles After, ,
white barber. killed herself with poison
Monday night NJ boarding house on
Lake ssreet, aud MAS rot discovered
until tina morning, although she died
IN terrible agony. TIE husband gave
up his position she evening before ana
stated that he Was gong TO PhiiAds[
pniA- Mrs. After - supposed To De
from Michigan. Ga the mantei IN the
room where sns died was note direct
ing that ner body be cent 10 No. So
Llvernois street. Detroit. for burial.
AFTER could not De fousc and no cause
for the suicide wsa sssagned. Ars.
AFTER Was about twenty years OF age.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05

81 tell you 1t requires good deal OF
practice to be able to stand In the cab of
a rapid-running passenger train and fire
coal into the boiler" said an employee,
in speaking Of the risks run by train
men, to the Burlington Hawkeye. 1.-THE
engine rocks, sways and fairly jumps at
times under his feet, and IL the fireman
doesn't mind his p's and q's he is liable
to lose his balance and be flung from
the rapid gated train. This is more es-
pecially the case in rounding curve.
There, II the balance Is lost. the fireman
rnay be hurled from the train. Ire
member case In point which happened
a comparatively short time ago on the
Fort Wayne. A fireman was flung from
his engine one dark night as the train
was rushing along. OF course. he was
soon missed and search made. He wss
found and. wonderful to say, was not
seriously injured"
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Haxthorne P4rk Races.

CHICAGO, Oct 4.-Resuits ~ Haw-
thorne today were ss follows:
Fret race, 2-yesr-oids. tnrce-fourths
Of . miie-huinminablrd won, Emma
second, Elk knignt third; time, l:l7s-
Second, handicap, nine furlongs-
Lorenzo Won, Chlmes second, Patrick
taird; time, l:57.
Third. seven furlongs-Oregon Eclipse
won, Plaze Duke second, Esperanza
third; time; l:S0{.
Fourth. one mlie-Consignee won,
Forest King second, Governor Adams
third; tune, l:45{.
Filth, tnree-fourths Of . miie-Grey
Goose won, San Pueblo second, Gaylcrd
third; time, lis.
SIKH. selling. three-fourihs Of mile
Emperor Billet won. Fan King sec
ond, Roseniont third; time, l:lTf.
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Bicycle At Jacksonville.

JACKSONVILLE, H., Oct. 4.-Today's
races showed that Lumsden has no su-
Perior in the west as q racer. He took
the half mile open and the five mile
open and then won the piano. johnson
is evidently the inferior of Bliss and
Citizens in competition. johnson did a
fast mile considering the fact that he
was not up to the limit, as some of the
experts seem to think. He had just
come in from the five-mile race and
ridden hard. AS 1t was he broke all
records for the west, but his own, COW
ering a mile IN 2:l3 fat. He was paced
by Rhodes, Citizens, Bliss and Lums-
dom
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AN OLD SOLDIER |!
Interesting Narrative From an
Inmate of the Soldiers
Home.
Afflicted for Two Years and Five
Months With a Severe
Lung Trouble.
Spent Hundreds OF Dollars in Try
ing 10 Obtain Relief.

Two old soldiers. clad IN the hand some uni
form Of he a. A. Z. were sitting 4 ault4 a
sGusre neas Tie Cspela md Institute lasl S4u-
day.
one OF them had lost al arm and acr ss the
single ieg Of the other lsS pair Of er0tcacs.
They had just ftI1raed In IA the ashlnstaa
eaeampmeuI. and Densath abe Droasra nsure
on the handsome monument. which j. such
distinctive piece OF decoration / siFsnd
kspias were inauig a. ia "reminiscences 81
the War OF tie rebci ion.
i never see q veteran OF the iase war" said
&c .leHsn who Was p.ssEs With TREAD. a.
the latter called his Alteration 10 the { ures
beneath the monument. that / DO net Gori
II { taking on my hat 10 ~"
This - q common atm nj. which ft a very
cred table 10 posse = LachAriah Hi>mer : an
inmatr o. the soldiers Home. The FOL on ng
statement was made by him IL . repoE.tr 4
few days ago: