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Scores and Scores

u persons helped or cured by Hoods Sarsa.
rarila. Mild cases Of rheumatism have
yielded to it. Diliousness and bad liver
have boon corrected in my own family.
This is tho only patent medicine l have
felt like prasing. l speak not for c. l.
Hood. but for the Jobs who arc inpatient
and are tormcntcd beyond endurance.
Nothing know Of will cleanse the blood.
stimulate tho liver or clean the stomach
SO perfectly as Hood Sarsaparilla. Yours
for the health. happiness. and virtue OF
humani'y."-WM. IOIIINSllED, pastor
Of Presbyterian church. Sparta, \. j.
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This SSIndier Told a Pricsi, Who Com.
PEELED Him to Make Restitution.

HALIFAX. n. s.. March 25.--City Assessor
Charles G. Creelman was arrested yesterday
for fraud. in connection with the assignment
of Philip Cough. After Cough assigned his
partners. OF whom Creclmnn Was one. paid
sion OF some thousands Of dollars worth Of
goods under bill OF sale. Cough went to
Boston. where, in the confessional, he told tho
under threat Of eXcommunicatlon. that Cough
should return to Halifax and make u full CON
fession aud such reparation as WAS possible to
his creditors. This he did and Creelman's ar
rest followed.
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He Left Chicago IKurriediy When the boo.
die Proceedings began.

CHICAGO. March 25.-A Tribune special from
Omaha. Ncb.. says:
Frederick A. Soule the much wanted treas
urer Of the Chicago and jefferson Urban
Transit Company. who quietly slipped out OF
Chicago fcw days ago. was seen this evening
in Council Bluffs. lie and his wife. who left
Chicago two days after lie did. are stopping at
the residence Of j. II. Merriam. 2l8 South
seventh street.
Mr.. SOule declared that he would not say a
word about the Aldermen or their representa-
tives who nro supposed TO have called upon
him Just before his hurried departure.
Mr.. SolIlo did YOU leave home because you
feared indictment by the Grand Jury.
No indeed. What have | done to DO in
thing wrong or for which am sorry. am
going back after II while. but can't tell Just
how soon. | have my business here to attend
to-" and Mr. Soule laughed.
came here to rest. and. as you see am
resting
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The Nrv. SIR. Temple, u tolorcd Preacher r.,
Found Guilty of MnM.iau.htcr

EVANSVILLE. March 25-Ihc trial OF the Rev.
John c. Temple. the noted colored preacher OF
81. Louis. for the murder Of Warren Gray here
on May 10. 1891. ended yesterday afternoon
The jury found Tomple guilty OF mansaugh-
ter. and fixed his Iunishment at seventeen
statue when the sentence was rend. The trial
was tho most notable ever held in this county
Temple attributed the cause OF all his troubles
TO his wife. He was Iuarrelling with her
when Gray nt"d to. act as pcacomaker
and was killed. Mrs. Temple, smiled when
man says he has no complaint to make TO-
garding the verdict. which il generally con-
siuereu O lust one.
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o'CoNNER's CONVERT. EEDDIyo.
The Man Who Renounced the Prize EST 0od u
Police station Prisoner.


Police station Prisoner.
Nicholas Redding. who on Feb. % re
nounced the Catholic priesthood" at the mis-
sion conducted by Mr.. O'Conncr. 142 West
Twenty-ilrst street. was found asleep last
night on tho stoop OF the house at DAP West
Nineteenth street. and was arrested not with
out difficulty. by Policeman bernard Neon
vile on a charge of drunkenness. IIo was
locked up in the West Twentieth street police
station.
Tho prisoner was in clerical attire. which
looked very seedy and soiled.
Reddi9gis OF foreign birth, ard speaks Ger
festiy. He ' cama at to America annnt fifteen
years ago. and was ed 2v , for tho priest
ago, no was ordained a. priest IN
He was forced to retire from his church. When
next heard OF h!H was in charge Of II parish in
Cooper county. Misc. but no held 1t for short
time only. In st. Louis one day he was found
selling cigars in tho street. Some OF his friends
came to his assistance and sent him to Cow
ington. Ky, There. 1t Is said he got into
weeks ago no arrived at WilliamsburGh. and
three weeks ago. 1t Is said. he celebrated mass
In Father Mays church.
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HOODS and Only HOODS
Because ,~D~
MOODS SARSApARlLLA
CURES

used the other half bottle of Hoods Sarsa-
rarila with like results About four
years after. tho child first afflicted was
again tormentod like Job. and bought
bottle ION Sunday ut that and d0"t" a
care. I gave some Of tho medicine to
poor woman and two children: They
'rero Helped as were mine. Through
testimonial sent to c. !. Hood 4 Co.. in
quiries came from all tho country. asking
II it was bona flde' testimonial. and Of
course ,rrOfc all that IL Wds, and !
of
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Has Celia Timer ElopcdV

Celia Timer. the sixteen year old daughter
OF Florist James Timer of Flatbush has been
missing from her home In GARRISON street
since Tuesday night. She went out on that
night to take music lesson and did not re-
turn. Yesterday 1t was reported that she Ind
eloped with George Shultz. a baker employed
in tho county aims ouse, who has also been
missing since Tuesday night. Shrltz has been
parents IL the girl strongly discouraged the
acquaintance. and told her that they would
dlsown her II she married him; II 10 said that
hearing TINT she had run off with Shuliz-
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SwItchmcn Discharged for Drunkenness stir
In Kiot.

KENT o.. March ga riot broke out hero
this morning which threatened serious results
Yesterday n nun Der of switchmen were dis
charged by Erie officials for drunken ness and
new men put in their places. The discharged
employees and their sympathizers assem- bed
in the yards this morning and demanded re-
instatcment. This was refused. They imme-
dintoly attacked the new men. threatening to
shoot them: Order was maintained for. u
officers. using reyolyers. forty or more shots
being exchanged. The mob was finally dis
rersrd. two Of their number being badly
wounded.
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"HURRAH FOR HARRISON"
Tbaps What SPRINGER Said When Ill
wife El0pcd with Grandfather Dixon.

wife Elopcd with Grandfather Dixon.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Ind. March 25.-Grand-
father Arthur Dixon. who carries tho mail be-
tween Beckville and New Ross. is 70 years old.
Harmon SPRINGER ia tho village blacksmith OF
Rockville. and until yesterday had n wife 40
years old and OF about 200 pounds weight.
springler is IN the habit q making trips
gone for days bixo mt took o adysntnse Of This
state of affairs to max love to Mrs Springler.
An .elopement WAS planned. and some way
stead I objectinG he gave. the idea his
sanction. and even went SO far as to carry
ths cross roads, where her aged lover awaited
her with "a buggy. Sprngler helped his wife
into the bugay.unt us the horse started of he
waived h i hat and shouted:
"iiurrnh for Harrison!"
Dixon and Mrs. spring or are now in Balm
remain there until SPRINGER gets II divorce.
when they will marry.
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Srhne!er Brothers. tho brewers with Wow
TO improving tho Terrace Garden property.
have got julius Kastner. architect u draw the
plans for n handsome nve.story huiiIng OF
Pompeiian brick. with stone trimmings TO be
put Mt Fifty-eighih street and Third avenue;
whera the. wooden restaurant aud beer hail
now stands. This new building, which vii! BE-
begun May ]. Is to bc67 feet by 100 feet AMI y.
Jeet high. 1t will conta u restaurant on tho first
lioor. an -inshioned German drinking rlacs
In the basement. and banquet halls and lodge
rooms In the other stories. The Terrac" Gar
den concert hall and opcn-ar garden vii! re'
main rs they are.
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CONCERT by Princeton CIwbs.

Tho Princeton University Glee. Banjo. and
Mandolin clubs will give concert in the Madi-
son Square Garden Concert Hall this evening
at $780, There will be chorus of fifty voices
the benefit OF the Isabella MoCosh Infirmary.
to be erected for the accommodation OF sick
unQerg graduates.
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Rheumatism

Is caused by accumulation OF uric acid in
the blood. owing to the failure of the
kidneys to properly remove impurities.
Hoods Sarsapariln cures Rheumatism
by ncutraii2ing the acid and invigorat-
ing the kidneys and liver to regular
action. SO that all impurities are ex-
PEELED. Read this
" Dear Sirs: II Hoods Sarsaparlla cost
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What Was FGund la the Stomach OF tho
"luman Ostrich"

ST. LOUIS. March %. Joseph Kennedy. the
human ostrich" OF dime-museum fame. died
at tho City Hospital last night, the immediate
result OF the OF Grafton Of laparotomy. Shortly
before his death Kennedy said that the Bclle-
vue Medical College OF New York had offered
post-mortem examination would reveal some
aPtonisi'ingly abnormal condition OF the
stomach to account for his ability to swallow
apparent impunity. The post mortem exam
nation showed that the stomach, it's walls
hlled with the nails screws. tacks. aud broken
glass WHICH the man had swallowed. re-
marka0ic feature OF their presence there waS
ns iuct that none OF them was eneystpL. ana
that there was not one instance Of pcrforation
of any part Of the stomach or throat.
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VIII Double the Price OF auotnt,ons.

The Governors OF tho New York Stock Ex-
change decided yesterday to tax the New York
Quotation Company 500 day for the prvi-
lege OF collecting the quotations on Change
after Arrl ]. The Quotation Conp any there
upon notified its patrons that beginning with
that day tho price forGuotations to them would
bu so u month. instead Of slO.
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Despair Charged to Joy
New Life and Strength Given by
Hoods Sarsaparilla.

Read this from Mr.. Edward Hilbert, 1873
Broadway, Lawrence. Mass:
Ten years ago our child was born. Having
lost six children we were naturally a xlous
as to the health of this one. What was our
dismay and sorrow to find that she was
apparently doomed to the same fate MS the
others She had little strength rs a baby.
and did not improve as she grew older.
Whom about "a years old she began to
have fainting SPELLS dropping wherever
she happened to be. At those times she
would turn black and appear at the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-26
CIevelars Gets the Ohio Republican Conven
llOn.

COLUMBUS. O.. March 25.-The Republican
State Central Committee met in the Lincoln
Club rooms here tonight and. after warm
fight between Cleveland and Columbus, Sc.
lected Cleye'and and, ,April27 as the time OF
h9lding the State Republican. Convention.
There vii be tho hottest kind Of a fight over
the election of the four delegates at large to
the RepnbliGan National CONVENTION.
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DIR. LESLIE r. KEEiEY's TEEATHI>r FOR rils
LIQUOR, OPIUM AND TOBACCO IiAHIr I,,s kE
CEIvED THE ENDORSEMENT or TIE United
STATES AND WILL NOW re USED ~ Al l. ~ rIiliR
STATE AND MILITARY HOMES FOR DlsABlknSul.
UNTEEH SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
THE PUBLIC SHOULD NOT RE DECEIVED ny T.iE
DEVICES or uNSCRrrtLUUS PERSONS WrO ny
CuTELr woRDED ADVERTISEMENTS SILK 10
CONVEY THE IMPRESSION THAT THEY AU. Has.
DIlNG Dr. LESLIE f.. KEEIEY's ELMEpihs FOR
THE LIQUOR AND OPIUM HABITS.
THE ONLY PLACES IN THIS STATE WHERE THESE
REMEDIES CAN BE OBTAINED ARE riIE kEEIEY
INSTITUTES AT WHITE PLAINS. BiNullAMTuN
WESTFlELD. AND GENESEO.
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Passenger Rate. to San francisco.

Boston. March ga new schedule Of
second-class Western passenger rates has
been issued by the Boston and Maine Railroad.
The fare to San Francisco has been placed at
$o4.75. which is So below tho rate u tho Bos-
ton and Albany rOnl
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Gilmore's Twenty-second Regiment band
will give its last concert at tho regimental mr.
Gen. Michael Oorcoran. will be played for tho
first time. There will be dancing after the con-
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First Time I Had Felt Hun.
gry for Two Years

kept on with Hoods Sarsaparilla and in
six months was as 'rcl as trcr ~
my HG. 1t Is now four years since
/ recovered and I hare not had
ddDs sici.Hcsss since. nor any hem
orthagc IL over human being thanked
tho good Lord on Bonded knees it was
]. ! know that Hoods Sarsaparila. and
that alone. PROFESSIONALLY kAIhD MY
jIEL."
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up few minutes every day. In a month
couti Udk across TIE room. Ono
day | asked what thcy were to have
for dinner. and said l wanted something
hearty My mother was 50 happy ho
cried. 1t was the
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MississippI Refuses to Appropriate Meme,
for tho Enir.

JACKSON. March 25.-Tbe House OF Represent
atyes to-day rejected the proposition to ap-
propratc $4,000 TO the Worlds Fair by vote
OF 20 to 70. An eloquent appeal was made by
Mr.. Thatcher of Chicago in favor OF the BILL
but it was useless. and long before the sure
came to u vote it was known that it would not
pass A bill will probably be introduced
AUTHORIZING cities and counties to vote sub
scrihions to the Fairs
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Ulcers in tho Stomach
Now Take Hoods SarsapariIla

only fancy. was so weak l could
only take ten drops OF Sarsaparilln mt
first In two weeks l was able to sit
HOODS PILLS act easily yet promptly aud
efficiently on the liver and boYels
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$1,000 a Bottle

should still keep using it. as l have for the
past ten years. With mo the question
.. rs to rhefhsr tIe is rorih HrinO
" depends nron whether I can get Hoods
Sarsapari!la. l don't think I could live
without it now. and suffer as | used to-
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Esteemed Clergyman

parlla. and bought bottle half OF which
cured entirely. Two years after.
another child was afflicted as badly.
HODDS PILLS cure constipation by restoring
proper action of the a!iinentary canal
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SAN FRANCISCO. March 25--Judge Trout
this morning decided to release Actor Curtis
on bail In the sum Of 10000. and the prisen-
ers attorneys are now looking for bondsmen.
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Sciatic Rheumatism

and ii ever n man suffers with anything in
this world it is with that awful disease.
ii scoms to mo as il all other physical
suffering were c"minrssrt iG that
on~. ! took about everything man over
tried for it. but never got dollars
worth OF help until began taking Hoods
Sarsaparilla. which have taken pretty
regularly. and have no moro pain and
can get around oil right l have
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It's SUCCESS has never been cquallcd by
any other medicine.
It's record Of CURES is unsurpassed in
medical history.
1t is Peculiar ,o Itself and wins its way
by its own absolute intrinsic MERIT.
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point OF death. Doctors told us she was
in II very tad way from heart trouble
Nothing we gave her did any good until.
HOODS PILLS are purely vegetable. perfectly
harnlcss. do not cause pain o grippe.
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Speed. Safety, and SatisTnctIoa.
These and more afforded by the through Western
"a southern trains OF the Penn fania RaroadAis.
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There Was NO Hope

and should soon d.. could not no moved
from my bed. Under my face were napkins
continually redeemed with blood from my
mouth. 1 could eat nothing ard had
no action Of the bowels for week. My
trouble WAS
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Entirely Unsolicited

From men and women in tho learned pro-
fess.onS warmly commenting Hoods
Snrsuparilla for what it has done for
them. Read this voluntary statement
from an
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KeC. Vim. KcliiHSheI
OF Sparta. \. J.

The genuine merit of Hoods Sarsaparilla
wins friends wherever it is fairly and
honestly tried. We are naturally much
gratliied with letters coming
, 1892-01-04

TELEGHsArEBIC TALES.

| Carr IS surrounded by us, troops iii
q southern county 0f AsxAs.
Colonel Gilmores, tlierecently appointed
deputy Of Lieutenant Governor Ontario Isl
dead.
The miners Of the IIalzappel district,
near w eisbaden, haye struck. The troops
are keeping order.
Senator Sherman is ahead in the sena
torial race in Columbus. The legislature
met today and organized.
Chas. Schmidt, in jail in Denver, has
confessed to taking part in the Greenwood
murder, near Napa, Cal, last February.
The plenipotentiaries Of powers had
meeting at Brussels and signed protocols
and slavery. The act goes into operation
sixty days hence The United States is
not represented.
Influenza is raging all over Belgium.
Many cases Of the disease including a.
number Of fatal ones, occurred among the
members of the colony for lunatics at
Ghent. All schools at Malines are closed
on account Of the influenza epidemic.
In several provinces Of the Empire zom-
stros, or district assemblies decided tor
issue loans at low rates Of interest. The
measure is designed for the relief of famine
stricken peasants to prevent their selling
or pawning their tools or farming imple-
ments.
Demaupassant, the well-known French
author who is seeking at Cannes to re-
cover from nervous disorders from which
he is suffering, made two futile attempts
SO commit suicide last Friday night.
Alarming reports concerning the health
Of King Leopold, which have been circu-
lated are entirely unfounded lii fact, ii is
officially announced today that his majesty
has quite recovered from the recent attack
OF influenza.
, 1892-01-04
REV. MIR. 8UcK,s RESIGNATION.
He Desires to Crush ANY Ill Feeling
i'm the Parish.

Rev. II. II. Buck. Rector Of st. Johns
Episcopal church, has handed his resigna-
tion TO the vestry, which will be called to-
gether during the present week to take
action. The vestrymen are Governor Ferry,
Judge Ready, General O'Brien, General
McKenny, S. 9. Woodruff and T. N.Allen.
Mr.. Bucks step is attributed to little
personal feeling existing between some of
the parishioners, and for the purpose of
maintaining the good of the church, Mr..
Buck has expressed an intention to resign
Judge Ready who is the senior warden of
the vestry, said, in speaking of the matter.
u can pretty safely say that the resignation
will not be accepted. Mr.. Buck has worked
arduously and conscientiously for the
good Of the church, and more estimable
and well meaning rector cannot be found
Mr.. Buck has sought to create harmony
and build up the parish. He has thor
ough knowledge Of the church building
affairs and money matters, and the loss to
the parish would be irreparable. have
been in the parish for ten years, and in that
time we have not had clergyman who has
given such general satisfaction
, 1892-01-04
Snnerior C0nrt Proceedings.

The superior court opened its January
term in Columbia hall this morning, a
number Of persons being in attendance.
Railings were erected and the room suit
ably fixed. Judge Robinson presided. The
case Of state vs.. Elliott, was fixed for trial
January 5, at 10 am.
State US. Woolsey, information filed, and
plea Of not guilty entered. The trial was
fixed for January 6, and affidavits filed for
change Of venue.
Large & Weeks VS.. Crins, continued
National Bank Of st. Joseph, Mo-, VS.. M.
q. Mumford, motion to strike complaint,
argued.
DIR. Minkler, who was charged by the
county with obtaining money under false
pretense, was arraigned, and his attorneys
filed at1idayits for change Of venue.
, 1892-01-04
A SUIT FOR $4,000.
THE LINTON'S WILL SUE sFOR
THEIR DAUGHTERS DEATH
Doctor Campbell Charged with the
Lack OF Sufficient Skill in the
administration Of His Remedies.
The Details.

Attorney Byron Millette and J. g. Rath-
bun, for William and Matilda Linton par
ents Of the late Clara Linton, filed papers
in the superior court today in suit for
damages to the extent of $24 ,260 against
Dr. w. T. Campbell, the blind physician,
charged with the death Of Clara Linton by
the administration Of Thompsonian rem
edies.
The complaint charges that the doctor
did not use due and sufficient skill, in en-
deayoring to cure the deceased, and that
death was caused by negligent, wrongful,
inhuman and cruel conduct Of the drugs
administered. The plaintiffs s ask damages
Eip amount $4,000 as of services and
assistance If the daughter ifs hcdsehold
and other work, $3.50 for funeral expenses,
$4,000 for intense mental and physical suf-
fering Of parents, $4,000 for pain, injury
and agony suffered by deceased, $4,000 for
exemplary damages $4,000 for general and
other damages, making total of $24,26
in addition to cost. The Lintons returned
to Tacoma on Saturday. The action for
damages will not come up until the May
term of court.
, 1892-01-04
FOR GOV ERNOR.
sen ATOR LONG SAID no BE GOV
ERNOR FERRY'S CHOICE.

ThOs. WI. Reed u Camdidate-VIlaf h
Is Thought of the Proposition
70 AppOrtion the Delegates 10 til e
National Convention.
Special to the Tribune:
SEATTLE, Jan. Att has just leaked out
here that a sort of pow WOW was recently
held at the st. Helens hotel in Chehalis,
of number Of republicans from Chehalis
Whatcom, Pierce and Thurston counties
for the purpose of booming Senator j.
Henry Long of Chehalis for governor. II
Is said that Governor Ferry is back Of the
movement and that he is not favorable to
the aspirations Of State Auditor Reed for
the nomination. IL is also stated that
Thomas M. Reed, jr, Of this city has
written letters to parties in Douglas and
Spokane counties urging that arrangements
be made to boom his father (Auditor
Reed) for governor. The proposition of
the Fairhayen Herald for the appointment
of delegates to the national con-
yention by. giving one to King one to
Pierce; one to Skamania, Clarke, Cowlitz,
Wahliakum, Pacific Lewis and Chehalis;
one to Tharston. Mason, Kitsap, Jefferson,
Clallam and Island one TO Snohomish,
Skagit, Whatcom and San Juan
East Of the mountains; one to Kittitas,
Yakima, Klickitat and Franklin; one 10
Walla Walla, Columbia, Garfield and Aso-
tin, and one to Douglas and Stevens, Is
creating some talk here among theleaders
The convention will assemble here in Nav.
King wants two of the delegates and so
does Pierce. 1t is probable they will get
four of the eight by forming combinations.
McGraw is an ayowed candidate from this
citV
, 1892-01-04

direct my efforts to the end that the friend
ships thus formed may continue. and in
crease to our mutual interest, pleasure and
advantage. AS we separate, let us go forth
to our several fields oflabor, bravely, cheer
fully and manfulIy, firmly resolved to re-
main master Of ourselves, and ready at all
times to stretch fourth a helping hand to
those who are still suffering what we have
suffered, and who may be saved as we have
been saved.
With the most cordial and heartfelt good
wishes for the prosperity, happiness and
success Of each one of you viii now give
way for the real business of the OCCASION
organization of Bi Chloride of Gold Club
A unanimous vote of thanks was rendered
Mr.. Walsh and then a motion to adjourn
was put and carried.