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The state herald., 1892-07-08

Tho News has no hesitation in saying
that il is a better democrat thnn any
Cleveland supporter in tho staie.-Dcn
yer News.
III 10. 1t has very peculiar way OF
demonstrating this fact TO the public
unless 1t iutcnds that ia present bolt ui
the democratic ticket shnl! be undtrstood
TO have bcou done in the Interests OF tho
election Of Grover Cleveland. 1t IS very
likely that the editor Of tho Nova had
this Wow Of the matter in mind when lac
wrote the above.
The state herald., 1892-07-08

lfirsi publication june u, is9: no ~
Nuiicn for Publication
Land oiiec NJ sterling. Colorado
June ~, is1i
NOTICE Is hereby given that th, following,
named scitlnr has nicd notice of his la,
tcntion 10 make nnal proof In support OF his
claim, and that said proof will be made De.
fore clerk of district court Phillip.
county Colo. ut lIolyoke Colo on July 81. lsJ.
vlzi
cliiiIs KUHN
I'D No losu' FOR theme = soc eiip7n r isw
icnnmcs the following witnesses To prove
his continuous reslioncc upon aud ouitivn,
tiun OF, said land, yizi
James Hamilton of liolyoko Colo
Samuel Nllen
Guy Wing I.
John :. Nelson i.
HE. TGpsos. Register.
The state herald., 1892-07-08
IFirst publication July ~ No. ~
Notice for Publication.

LIND OFFICE At STERLINW, IOLO.,}
June y, 1872.
Notice is hereby given that the folluwing-namcd
~ settler las tilod notice of his intention to
make ilnul proof in support OF his claim, and
that said proof will DO made before clerk of
district court, Phillips county, Colo, at liol-
yoke Colo, On Ang o, 1899, viz;
GUST YOUNG
lid e No 9Iol tho lots . &i6 0 4 s-w III sec
81 tpgnr ijw
He nantes the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of,
uaid land, viz:
Simon Strom of Haxtun Colo
Edward l. Wilson "
Simon Peterson
Swan Peterson
Ii. e, TEDMoN, Register.
The state herald., 1892-07-08
lrirst publication June IL. 1881 No ase

First publication June IL. 1881 No 426
NntiGa fur utilization.
Land Office, ut Sterling, Colo.
June II, lsl2.
Notice is hereby given that tho following
named settler has filed notice of his In
tontiou TO make ilnal proof In support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made be-
fore clerk OF district court Phillips
county, Colo, at lIolyoLc, Colo on July %.
1902, viz,
SARAH FUHREY, widow of Jacob rurrey,de,
ceased, lid l. No asie for the ne Il sec p Up IL
,riiw
Hcnrmc' the following witnesses to prove
HIS continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton ef, said land viz:
John snowbcrger of IiolyoSc Colo
David Tickle
John Baker
liufus Coopelidor
II. Il. TrDMos. Register
The state herald., 1892-07-08
JOHN Il. SHERMAN
First publication July ~ No. Ia.
Notice for Publication.

LASD OFFICE AT STERLING. COLO,
juno S7, 1892.
Notice is hereby given that the followiny.namcd
" settler has iici notice OF his intention to
make hnhl proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before VIM c Rob
inson commissioner u 5 circui, court for the
district OF Colo. at IIolyokc Phillips county Colo
on An. lsG, viz:
CORNELIUS ii Ollie
Hid L No siA7 for tho s-o ii sec 10 tip 7nri5w
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
said land, viz;
William patruon of IIolyukc Colo
Stewart W Begg-
William Grcenc J"
Anmi I Guthrie
HI TEDMoN. Register.
The state herald., 1892-07-08

Tho peoples party convention at Oma-
ha nominated J d. Weaver, OF Iowa for
president and j, Z. Field OF Virginia for
vico president.
The state herald., 1892-07-08
trirst publication July III No. ils
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT srERl LIZ: -ttssenrfrj.1
June -, ise1. :
Z 'i,irs n lcf'by given that the following-namcd
~ scttlor has filed notice Of his intention To
rislo final proof in support Of lis claim, and
TINT said proof will be- made before VIM & Rob
infon commissioner L circuit court Tor the
district Of Colo at Iiolyske Phillips county Colo
on Aug 9Th 1879, via;
JOHN q ELDER
lid h No 1877 for tho lots / & s&s !. nc II sec
I p1nriJw
He name, the following witnesses to prosc his
coniinnoas rcsidonea upon, and cultivation Of
aaii land. viz
Gust Scheuuncinann Of Holyoic Colo
Clinton Farley
Robert Martin
WiiliHm u kelley IL" "
II. l.. TEDMoN, Registor.
The state herald., 1892-07-08
LrIl.t publication inly |. lssa.I Nc. q

NuTIGa Ilr 7 upIIEAupn,
Laud 0nlce, Sterling, Cola.
June - 1889.
Notice Is hercby given that the followiug-
~ namcl settler has fled notice of his In
tentl9n TO make ilnnl proof In support Of his
claim, and that said proof VIII he made be-
fore clerk of county court Philips
county, Colo, a, Iiolyolye, Colo, on Aug ~,
1852, viz
JOHN FISHER
lid No 1881 FOR the s'w \. FEC q Up 3 nri 3w
lilo names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiya-
tion of, said land. VIZ;
friedrich j Mouscr Of Amherst Colo
Carl shoof "
Phillip Zimmerman I"
George \ Sober ="
II II TEpMoN Register
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trlrtt publication july su IVA suiG9
Ngiiru for Publication
Land once at sterling, Cnlo.
July I'm in2
Not rn ~ hereby given that the fullpu.nr
! nuWrd -rtilcr hn rird notice OF his m
tcniion Go make 1nHi proof Ia support III hi,
claim ana that said proof viii b. made De-.
foTo Wa q Kuhuuon rommi ssiunrr rs cir
cult court Tor HE dlattict ~ Cnlurndout iIol,
,pRv, ihillir, county Colo. on Aug, ". rgi.
Via
SIMON riTERsoS
III u 40 teir Tor ihcu'oh - tp1nrl1W
lie nuuoa the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous rsldchcu uIon aud crlil,a.
tlun uf, said luni, vikl
Thomas ,inss n Of lpvtun Colo
Charlie j Peterson
Gust ludnE "
Herman Wilson tlolroko
E1EnMoN, l.cgi tor.
The state herald., 1892-07-08
II. L. TEDMoN. Register.
trirt publication May s0l
u s Land onec Sterling Colo, I
Mnyi Isl.

(Sosal
Complaint having been catered ut this Of
ncn by Horace 6 Lewis nguinst August Knu-
cr for failure To comply with law as To tim.
Der culture cutry No a5j9 dated May 0 .seg
upon tho sc', sec - tp9nriiw In Phillips
county Colorado with a view 10 the cancolln.
lion of ,a!d entry contestant alleging that
said August Ksuer wholly failed to plant.
protect and keep Ia healthy growing con.
dltion ton acre. OF timber on taii lard dur
Ing the fourth aud nfih year. after making
said entry or cause the sans TO be done; aud
that during aaid arm year ho wholly faill
I, cultivate or cnnss 10 he cultlvnted the ten
acres OF said land broken during the first and
srgond years after making said entry but al
lowed the suiuc 10 grow up Ia weeds and that
oil OF said failures continue TO this time.
Tile said parties aio hereby summoned to
appear at this oiilee GU the llih dn, " Jnly
10! at 10 O'Clock II N to respond aud furnish
testimony concerning said alleged failure.
II TEDMos. Register.
The state herald., 1892-07-08

II dull, spirltlcss and stupid; il your
blood is thick and sluggish; II your app
petite is capricious and uncertain, you
peed sarsaparllla. For best results
take De Wits City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1892-07-08

lfini publication iuiy ls.sl No -
Nuuun for Publication,
Land oficg az sterling. colorado
july lss2
NOflt Lis hereby riNon that the following
- nninci settler has llcd notice OF Ills ~.
tcutiun Ia make nnai pr Of In support of hia
elisha, nad that suid proof 50 ~ be pindc before
the olctk OF county court Phillips
county colo, At lIolyoko, Colorado. on
Aug 70 is2, Nzl
JOSEPH RtSNwAIp
lId No psii Tor the lotssSiS s.w a rtc
% tp Iuri7w
tte names the following witnesses to prove
his coniinunla rc,idonco up0l aud culuya.
tion ~, said land, Maj
lripr Srisan of Bryant colo
Horny liocsch
Andrew sell "
John Olson
II 4. lg.INps HpffistgV
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dir, publication june II. lsag., No $50

First publication June Ii, lsaa) No $3.50
Nuiiua for Publication.
Land office at Sterling. Colorado.
June II 1872.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
IN named settler has filed notice Of his intcn-
iioa to make nnal proof in support OF his clam,
and that sail proof willno made before
clerk Of district court Phillip. county
Colorado, at lioiyokc. Colorado. on July Is 1894.
viz:
ANDREW +. ALLEN
I'D L No s's' for the lo,ss&i& 4 s-w /.
sec 80 tpsnrIs
He names the iallowmgwitncsscs tn prove hts
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of
SAID land, viz;
George Hilton OF Iinxtun Colo
George ", Hendrix
Edward Chaplin
Gus Newman
ii. l., TEpNoS, Register.
The state herald., 1892-07-08
lr,rst puhl,cailon July /, isesi No AS
NutEB Iur FuhIIEaIIon,
L. 5. Land OIlcc. sterling. colo


NutiGe for Publication.
u. 5. Land oElcc sterling, colo
June ~, lsg2.
Notice rs hereby given that the following
unnamed settler has iiicd notice of his intcu.
uon to make final proof In support OF his
claim, and that said proof will be made be-
fora clerk of county court Phillips
county Colorado at lIolyolo Colorado on Aug
lss2, viz:
ALVIN A LARSON
lid ISIS FOR the s.w II see 2tp7nrisw
He aumcs the following witnesses To prove
his continuous residence upon AMI cultiva-
tlou OF, said land, va:
William Mcvcy of nolyokc Colo
Charles CLANCY "
Horace Rcnslpw
John Abrams
II. l.. TEDMuS. Register.
The state herald., 1892-07-08

KuuCR fur Publication,
Land Office ut sterling, Colorado
junC q lS2.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following.
~ nunud settler has illcd uoticr of his m
tCntion to make Gnal proof in support OF his
Claim. and that said proof VIII be made before
Wm Z Robinson Commissioner L = circuit
.urt for the district Of COO. ut Ilolyokc
Phillip, county colo. on Aus; 18th lsg., Viz:
WILLIAM + rArMoN
lid L No ssii for the ne II sec % tp7nri5
lie names the following witnesses 10 pro, g
hI- conlinnons rosidonce nnnn md cmlliyn
The state herald., 1892-07-08
Flrat rnhl.eailan lnne 10. So 40 ID
Nptipz for Publication,
Land Office at st Fling, Colorado, I,
Iuun . fs,tS (

NntiuH for Publication,
Land Office ut 81 fling. Colorado,
June 2. ls:t2.
NOTICE Il hereby given ilint the following
~ named settler has sled notice of his intcn-
ton 10 mike ilnal proof in support of his claim,
and thu, said proof will be made before
clerk ci~ the district court Phillips county
Colorado, nj IIolyokc Colorado on July 10th
1852, viz:
CHARLES DELosII
d sSo ssla9 for tho n.w Il Sec 30 tp9 n r 4c W
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of
faid land, viz:
Gus Swanson of 4. Haxtun Colo
Gus Young
james Murphy
Mike Murphy
II. l.. TEpMoS, Register,
The state herald., 1892-07-08

a large mojority of the republicans OF
Colorado favor the FREQ coinage oisilyer
but they are altogether too sharp an,!
far-seeirg 10 follow the lead .. Il few
democrats IN -;;.ss--rTdepeudent move
wnlcii LIZ Tor its object tho election oi
-sffoser Cleveland or which at least. IL 1t
has amy eject upon Tho election, will re-
suit in that, Tor they believe, and rightly
too, tim. the silver interests arc sa,,r In
the hands OF tic republican party than
in the hands Of tie democratic purity
The state herald., 1892-07-08

REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
For President
BENJAMIN HARRISON,
OF indiana.
For Vice President
WHlTELAW REID
OF New York.
The state herald., 1892-07-08

o! this wre,chcJ cogutry,ihis Chinese
wall country that can't get tho rest OF
tho world to buy anything Of 1t because
OF that blanlscty-blank MCKINLEY law
Think Of it, In the fiscal year Just closed
We exported to foreign countries goods
amounting IN value TO about
One
billion
twenty seven
million
dollars Ex
The state herald., 1892-07-08

I'hysicians Couldn't Cure, X
sapAMs,II.LE. Hamilton Co., o., juno, 1889.
One bottle OF Pastor koenis's Nerve Tonic
cured mo entirely. after physicians had tried
unsrceeasfully for months to roIieyo mo al
ncryous debility. w. HtsSNNEFEID ~
osr. Reno County, Kan, Oct. $500
boy oight years old suffered severely from
nervousness aud twitehings. After usina Pa
.oh hohstoh SRIyR ToSIo for q time ho was
entirely restored Another case Ia thnt of q
young lady who rfter using bottles Of Pastor
ho.nis Tonic politive euro was effected from
epiicptie hts. REV. JOHN LoEVENICH.
HOVER. SouIn DAKorA, Oct "a. Ispa
NY health was entirely ruined by epilepsy end
could DO no WORK. used Pastor koenig's Nerve
ionic. The onoot was such that daily rrew
.etier and stronger. since four inonihs Enys
aono hnaYy labori and have had no moro fts
JOHN MoLl1OR
fHfr-A Valuable Hook on Nervous
HH Diseases sent FREQ 10 any addrosI.
Nu aud ponr Patients can also obtain
. NEt1 tnis medicine fros Of charge.
This romety has BEEN prepared b. the Reverend
pastor kpcEia, Of tor Nayho. frS.. ntnce ISIS aud
!snes prepared s.ieEh!s direction by ths
kosNio MED. CO.. Chicago, ill.,
Sold by Druggists nj CT per Bottle. oios 90.
Large Size, sI.s5. Gno,tics for 50.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-01-09

AsoUT the surest and easiest way TO
grow old gracefully is to keap the
heart young and fresh by cherishing
youthful impulses, SO far as that is
compatible with advancing years; not
to fret or worry over the inevitable to
cultivate good habits OF thought and
life to keep good. regular hours; TO
be careful about the diet; to abstain
from all nerve rasping eXcitements; TO
live absteminously and methodically;
and not to allow the temper to sour or
the disposition to lose its vivacity. II
Is just as easy even in advanced life to
retain the spirit OF youthfulness as it
Is for an old. well tended tree to pre-
serve the vigor. freshness bloom and
glory Of its earlier years
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-01-09
IDLE ENTS.

Bronson is very ill., He's got to have
his teeth extracted" "What are you
talking aboutl Bronson's teeth are all
false" II know He swallowed EN-"
Brooklyn Life
Hicks-"What do you think of punish
ment after DEATH" Wicks-''Don't be-
lieve in it. All the pounding in the world,
for instance, won't make n tough steak
tender. boston Transcript.
Mr.. Stinter, examining some accounts
on desk-'I think prefer the counting to
the welded days. Then there was alter
nate billing and cooling; now it seems to
DO about all billing '"-Boston Courier.
Conductor-"We have missed the con-
nection, and you will have to wait at this
station six hours" Old Lady, who is e
little nervous on the railroad-"Well, Pm
safe for six hours anyway. New Yorl,
Weekly.
Clara-''Towser knew when you were
coming. He recognized your name when
we called it." Tommy, breaking in
Yes We said, here comes that Teller that IS
goin' to get left on Clara and he wagged
his tail Yankee Blade.
''Did you use the poultice told you to
put on your stomachl' "Yis, strand
sorra the day that did; have been that
sick ever since, sor" ''You have. I'm
astonished Where Is the poultice now!''
why, sor, ct it long ago. "--Pharma.
ceutical Era
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-01-09
An l,xpensIyo slnine.

A tailor would have sized his waist
measure at forty-eight inches and as
he stepped out OF commission house
on South Water street there was wild,
hun ed look in his face.
Say" he observed to an acquaint-
ance next door, you've heard that
economy was wealth'-that "a penny
saved is penny earned'-and whole
lot Of other rubbish. haven't you?"
We'll, yes" and in the admission
there was an infection OF the voice
asking what of it.
You have. heyp Well. It's all lies
-cycry bit lies. Economy means
bankruptcy If you aren't careful"
What's the matter nowp"
'Matter" and there was whole
volume Of miuion solid in the excla-
nation. Why. just now to save a
nickel tried to black my boots. At
the first brush my eye glasses dropped
off and broke on the floor. The next
rip / made / broke suspender and
now notice that In STOPPING over I've
busted three fifteen-cent cigars into
smash. That shine cost me % at the
least and it isn't half shine. either"
Then the fat man kicked himself
twice, went back into his Office and
fired the errand boy who owned the
backing kit-Chicago Mail
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-01-09
THEY SIZED HIM UP.
How Policemen View Police Court
Practitioners.

| How Policemen View Police Court
Practitioners.
One OF the first maxims impressed
on the newly uniformed policeman was
the necessity of sizing up every one.
While the kindergarten was in full
blast one day. and an expert with tho
club and handouts was showing the
uovices how to reduce the fractions
topers to a becoming degree Of docili-
| ty, a strange civilian passed through
the school in quest OF one of the police
| department functionaries.
The mimic struggle between the sup
posed drunk and the majesty OF the
law was suspended and tho fifty new
policemen proceeded to size up the
citizen in plain dress. After he had
retired the sergeant asked the squad:
Think you've got that fellows
measure. ehp"
..Yes-oh. yesr' cried the squad in
a chorus.
What would you take him to be-
No. 1p''
"a deadbeat sergeant"
Good for you my soy. What do
you say, No. Up"
Looks like horse-thief think. f"
Whats your opinion, No .3P"
81 think he'd steal chickens II he
got half show"
The whole squad gave somewhat
similar opinions, and the delighted
sergeant shook them individually and
warmly by the hand.
Gentlemen, said he. 1.-THE city Is
safe in the hands Of such hawk-eyed
guardians of the peace. The object
Of your grave suspicious is one Of our
most distinguished police court lawy-
beg the professions pardon--prac-
titioners, San Francisco Chronicle.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-01-09
LARGEST IN THE WORLD.
Passeng ger Elevators on the II inks OF the
Hudson. Near Weeh twxen.

Passenger Elevators on the II inks OF tho
Hudson. Near Weeh twxen.
The largest elevators for carrying
passengers in the world have been
completed on the banks OF the Hud-
son. near Weehawken. says Harper's
Weekly. The high table-land IN New
Jersey opposite New York city, ana
between the Hudson River and the
Hackensack, has up to this time not
been used as generally for purposes OF
pleasure and residence as 1t should
have been. This elevated plan.
known as the Palisades. Is ut its be-
ginning some one hundred and fifty
feet above high tide and is over a
mile wide at the same point 1t
stretches north for many miles up the
Hudson River. and naturally rises in
elevation as it proceeds. This high
land has been accessible only by steep
grades for wagon roads and by means
OF stairways which cliinbed laborious-
ly up the steep cliff. The Hudson
county railway company which
operates the elevated road at
Hoboken and controls many
or the street car lines in that neigh
borhood. has OF late years been ex-
tending these lines, and increasing the
facilities for getting on top OF the Pail
sades. and from one point OF this t,gh
plateau to another The most recent
addition to the plant OF this company
has been in the building OF huge ele-
vators at Weehawken. where the ferry
boats from Forty second and Jay
streets. New York city, discharge their
passengers, and whore also the West
Shore railway starts north and west to
Albany and Buffalo. These elevators
are the largest ever constructed for
passengers and in planning them the
engineers have adopted new devices
to secure their safety against accidents.
From the elevators, which rise just
from the waters edge there is an i'm
mense viaduct or elevated railroad.
which runs some 800 feet back to the
hill where connections will be made
with the various steam and horse cars
which will run In one direction and
another.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-01-09

The man or woman who writes a
book has always been considered a fair
target and has sometimes been very
unfairly made ore. 1t is not at all
unusual for the enemy to sieze the oc-
casion OF appearance before the public
in print to vent spleen or spite; and in
this respect we are no worse than our
ancestors. 1t is q good many years
since the wish was first uttered 'Oh,
that IN ne enemy would write book !"
the suppressed premise being that l
may have q legitimate excuse for re-
Wiling him"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-01-09

thirty nine inches by thirty three
inches. made OF hard wood strips. and
capable OF being elevated 70 an angle
OF twenty-seven degrees. Attention
has also been directed lately to a ro-
markably light and compact form OF
rolled steel or iron columns consist
ing OF two / beams bcnt longi-
tudinally at right angles and bolted
together with a small beam between
them. This kind OF column IS
claimed to possess various advantages
over the solid ones one OF these being
the judicious distribution OF the iron
where greater degrees Of strength are
essential but which Is not recognized
In the solid; another being the readi-
ness with which II may be painted to
prevent rusting. owing to the fact that
the surface is nearly all exposed. -
New York Sun.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-01-09

An elderly Frenchwoman, who has
been belle for seventy years and is
still fair to look upon. has written
book Of counsel to the young. which
all Paris Is reading just now. do not
sleep too long or too little" writcs this
oracle. When you are going to be up
late at q ball try to sleep for an hour
or so during the afternoon. On re-
turning from the ball jump into a
really hot bath and remain Just mo-
ment; Immediately get into a hot sheet
and be rubbed down with a bath towel.
Drink a cup OF bouillon. a small glass
OF strengthening wine and sleep until
10 the next morning. Immediately
on waking be sponged with cold water
and have a cup OF hot coffee and . slice
OF unbuttered toast for breakfast.
Wear narrow piece OF flannel from
the nape OF tho mock down the length
o. thc spine. tied in front with rib
bons to ward or colds and phthisis.
Give yourselves over TO one days com
plete rest every week or ten dnya =
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-01-09
ITEMS FROM THE NEWS FIELD.

The moon moves 8, 333 feet per second
An old lady whose Dyes have shown un.
dimmed for 12l years won the prize at the
fair lately held at Wilmington, Del, for
the best needle work.
A large fossil oyster shell was recently
found at Newbern, N. c., which is eight
inches wide, sixteen inches long and
weighs sixteen pounds.
A set of tenements near Chi;sgo's new
university, that had been known as the
Peter Stumps fats, will hereafter he
known as 1.-THE Homer" by ordey of their
owner, Mr. Stumps.
Out in Newfoundland, South Africa, but
ter is SO pound; jam and milk, Sl.56 u
tin; cheese, $500 a pound, and brandy
has been sold for $3.50 bottle And
with this prospecting is very poo, no gold
being discovered
There Is man in Asheville N. c.,
named @. p. Bryson, who is sixty three
years old and claims to be quite youth
yet. as his father is still living and very
sprightly at ninety-three. His grandfather
was lis and his great grandfather was
40.
A prize Of two guineas was offered by
London Tid-Bits some time ago fer the
best definition Of kiss. Some thousand
answers were received, and the ot6nition
which won described kiss as ian insipid
and tasteless morsel, which becomes deli.
cious and delectable in proportion as 1t is
favored with love"
Emile Grainer, tho French millionaire,
Is credited with having done more than
any other one man toward the develop
ment OF the state OF Wyoming In the
eight years he has lived there he has
spent 100000 in the work His first
winters experience made him rheu-
matte cripple for life.
1t is said that a gold brick swiadle war
perpetrated recently on resident OF
Hampton Corners, Washington county, N.
Y. The man loaned 50. 000 on tho brick,
which was represented TO be worth Sl0,-
600. 1t was asseyed by member OF the
gang. who the victim supposed was the
Vermont state assayer The real value
of the brick was nbout 81.