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An Amrrtcan Woman goand That ss~ine
,fi>snder-sooi yc.nt = Lang Walk.

A American Woman goand That us~ina
1fi~snder-sooi Nc.ns . Lang Walk.
brussels j. the worst place IA h
understood in fhatI found in Eurp,r. '
said a woman just back from a years
trip abroad Il went there in the
heat Of summer. partly 10 consult o
physician. a Specialist. whoma friend
At home Lad suggested ! should seo.
The day after my arrival went
down into the courtyard Of the hotel
where there were a number of cabs
in waiting. and calling one Of the
drivers told him WANTED "a b. taken
70 a certain number in the Boulevard
Waterloo. he nodded and ran Oh.
returning in n few moments with 4
man who evidently managed the cab
service 10 him ! repeated thar |
wanted 20 be taken TO the Boulevard
Waterloo and asked the rate.
One franc. he said. sit down.
please
II sat down. and ne sent the cab
mai away. l waited and wondered
for fifteen minutes. then approaclL
hun again He nodded cheerfsllly.
said very soon and motioned me II
the bench In another fifteen min
utes q stout. pcrpiring Dutchm
appeared carrying a big unbrel
The manager beckoned to me. point
ed 70 the new arrival. mumblel some
thing aud asked for the franc.
gave 1t 70 him. concluding the place
was very near and that this man
was 70 show me the way, and steppd
out into the street after him.
He raised his big umbrella AMI
bore away at a tremendous gait. I
opened my parasol and followed him.
two minutes we had turned four
corners. and only for the beacon Of
the bobbing umbrella in front Of me
! was hopelessiy lost in the Belgian
capital ! didn't even know the street
The hotel was in. and to add to my
transformation the name Of the hotel
Itself had escaped me. Butt thought
recovering my self possession after a
little. III come out all right: this fell
low ! evidently going somewhere
such q chase as he led me, Twice
! caught up to him and vainly tried
ask If we we're nearly there. He
'nly muttered Boulevard Waterloo
IND hurried on Once saw a cab
soming. and running ahead / grabbed
us arm and pointed to it. But be
iidnt understand. and of we went
more
1T was the Pied Piper Of Hame-
ID over again: only no seductive
trains lured me on, but a big bob
ing umbrella and the desperate fear
4 losing it We had walked be-
three and four miles in the
oppressive heat, most OF the way IN :
Ill before that dreadful umbrella
uddenly stopped before the physa- |
door. ! was worn out with
afleue and worry, and the doc I
On. who spoke English beautifully.
hook his head IN grateful sympathy.
hough his eyes tyvinkled when | ex-
lained what had produced this con
ition- Ny trouble all came from
SKIING 70 he taken. which in Erus- :
ss means conducted on foot Il
needless 70 say that l had q cab
ack to the hotel. whose name the
octor promptly supplied from nv
escr1ption Of itr-Her Point az I
lew IN New York Times
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What is
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Castoria Is DR.. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine NOR
other Narcotic substance. 1t is q harmless substitute
fur Parcgoric, Drops. Soothing Syrups, and Castor OH.
IL Is Pleasant. Its guarantee i thirty years usc BY
Millions Of Mothers. Castorin destroys Worms and aIlays
fcvcrishncss. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd.
cures DiarrhGa and Wind Collie. Castoria relieves
teething troubles, cures constipation and Aatulcncy.
Castoria nssimilates tho food. regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas-.
tOria Is tho Children's Panacea-thc Mothers Friend.
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Family

medicine. for old and young. Ayers riIls
are indispensable 20 soldiers. sailors, camp
eIs' miners, and travellers, and are every
where recommended by the medical "a
ternify. DR.. J. w. Haynes. PaIouse. w. IT
writes: ayers Pills are the most evenl ri.
anced IN their ingredients. Of any know of.'s
For more than twenty years have used
Ayers Pills as q corrective Tor torDid,fv A.
Che stomach. liver. and bowels. and % w.rS
on malariaI attacks, and they have ALWAYS
lone perfect work."-E r. Goodwin. Pun
Usher Dsmocraf. St. Landry, La.
! was master OF . sailing vessel for
many years. and never failed 10 provide \
supply OF Ayers Pills. for the use of both on
GERS and men They are q safe and reliable
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cambridge Township Trm.,
tees Notice.

VIE undersigned, Trustee OF Balm.
bridge township, Dubois county
VII attend TO Township business on
Saturday, Of every week, at his residence
or north Main street, between sew.
2 Eighth. 10 Jasper.
me Library Of said Township Il kent
a. Inc bookstore Of Mr.. Jacob Gosmann
them IT any time.
April 20, 1888 ".
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uov No. q Au~rie. c..tr.<s "a,
ns.e Abroad
One q the most interesting govern,
nent reports ever Published /, that snti
slcl. .-Sgreess ana HIGHWAYS IN Foreign
Countries. Just issued by cur lcxs.rt,
ment u Sf.se AM consisting II r,ncrr.
from United States conSuis rron III.
construction AMI LnaiLtenance N hi-h.
Nays in foreign Lands. II ANYTHING weru
~,,ccs=~ary . % show the great superiority
~ European rais over orr American
wagon roals. these reports would 40 i.
most cfErctra,iy, Lut America has lonr
le<n known q IL % deficient in the on
errucrion AMI ma~sntenarre Of wagon
roads thar the object q This reno-r a.
compiled by the state Department i 10
indicate how they MAJ ~ Improved.
The rrP0r; i to- yoirminors ana en-
braces too many countries 70 bc even n
viewed IL an editorial. bar We NAV take
t.lat portion II il which rcfcrs 10 Sssitx-
erlzni as a specimen u TIE whole.
The network II highways with which
Switzerland his been covered consti.
t>ses the pride and gicry Of that lirf'e
republic Switzerland has nearly 0.C.0
miles II splendid corntry varcn roads.
although her ara j. les than uae-thirL
that Of Nebraska Her 100000 II pop-
rlari0l may wei take pride ia these
highways. which are the most SCIENTIFIC
ally constructed and best maintained
vason ro-ts il the world. Whether
they climb mountain roads or extend
into the rcmotcsr valleys. they are
models IN every respect. both as 70
foundation. surface aal grade They
are free 70 the Public, AMI the laws
which control arl project them a-c IN
telligens and trct They are under the
general control Of the central govern
ment q Switzerland. but each canton
md every district Of each canton are re-
qrired 10 keep them in order and mo
vide police surveillance for them
Il = nearly 400 years since the Ro-
= engineers first laid cut q few Of
the main highways - Switzerland. and
ii i the following a. the plans they pro
vided and Tie methods they adopted
which make the roais Of Switzerland so
Constructed in the first IN
for the march If armies AM the
postal service u the Roman enusre.
they MI now with equal perfection the
peaceful uses Of and arri-
culture. and make traffic and travel Ia
Switzerland delightful ana easv.
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An Offer to Earmersy
THE PROGRESSIVE II
Jasper Courier Tor 80 OOs

A. vii; BE- seen hy adv. in another
we offer the "Conrierv and the
Progressive Farmer" the official organ
ofthe 4. N. y. A., together for SO. Now
y the time 20 subscribe. or course. A.
these terms, Il il cash In advance.
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Ayers Pills
b. J. c. AVER ( CO., lousl, Mas.
ecsd by al Dussisss and Dealers in Medicine.
Oct -, Silly. adv &sioe.


Avon
STATE OF INDIANA. DuDors CorxTy. -
Dubois Circuit Court. September Term
Ix92.
John +. Norman, Execu-l
tor Of the last will Of
Daniel J.. Bsnta. decd Petition
Elbina 9. Strain, Real Estate.
Sa!ina Mosby.
Lydia Harder, ct al.
The petitioner In the above cause hav-
ing fled his petition therein. together
with an affidavit that the defendants.
Sslina Mostly and lydia Harder. are
non-residents Of the State OF Indiana.
and this action is brought 10 obtain an
order 10 sell real estate in said State. 10
make sssets 10 pay the debts, Iexscies
and liabilities Of the estate Of Daniel J.
Banta.
NOW. therefore. the said defendants
- Salina Mnsby and Lydia Harder
are hereby notified. that unless they be
and appear on The first day OF the next
Term Of The Dubni- Circuit Court. 10 b.
holden on the first Monday in Sepfem-
Der, a. -, 1892. at The court house IN
me town OF Jasper. in said county and
State, snd answer or demur 70 said petit
ton. the same will be heard and de-
in their absence.
~ witness whereof have hereunto
set mv hand aud affixed the
Ls seal ~ said Court. this l2th
day Of july. 1892.
IGNATz EckERT.
Clerk Dubois Circuit Court.
IRAYTok n HUNTER. Attfxs.
Juls -. 92-Jw. tpf s.
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Housekecper-Those new potatoes
you sent u arc no bigger than
hickory nuts
Dealer-Ycs'm; they're right %
fashion, mum. They're what aFe
called tho small and early mum
New York Weekly.
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VIE undersigned, Trustee or Columb;a
= Tp, Dubois county, Ind, vii. ~.
tend to Township business ~ MI 49,;
on every Saturday, and persons
having township business 10 transact
the week. -
Inc townsbsp library Is kept at the
once the Trustee, where those entitled
can obtain books.
NELSON HARRIS.
Trustee Columbia tn.
June 9th. I88S-ly.
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Twenty thousand voters in New York
late iali - reach the polls On account
Z muddy roads when the weather Il
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Cathartic

and always give satisfaction." = Harry
Robinson. % z Pearl 81, Fair Haven, Conn.
For : long time ! was . sufferer from
stomach. liver. and kidney troubles. and
having tried . variety Of remedies, with
only temporary relief. l began. about three
months ago.. the use Of Ayers Pills. and
already my health Is 50 much improved that
! gladly testify 70 the superior merits Of this
satharsic."- Aianoel Jorge Perera, Oportc,
Portugal.
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q ECKERT. j. ECKERT. 4. ECK FRT
k Brothers.
Sc eEE6esEE g 6s5s
JASPER CITY
2zsz zzZIzszss95
Roller Mills!
having smppIsd these Mills with the LATEST IMPROVED RoIIFR Ma
1niNEisf' We make Q but THE BEST BRANDS OF
Fancy and Patent Process Roller Flour !!
which admits Of no equal Tor family use. TO TRY 1T Is TO BE
SATISFIED WITH II.
We advise everybody % Duy the Best - II i. .uw...
the Cheapest. Mad Flour causes doctors bili..
WHEAT WANTED.--ToE WHICH WE Will. Al
MARKET PRICE IN Cash, By WAGON On CAR LOAD. i "''"As
''TH' 's'-'v ECKERT BROTHERS.
II + e !, '55'IEH=Y0uNe PEOPLE
Boone Township Trustees
Notice.

WE undersigned, Trustee Of Boone
township, dubois county. bereb,
gives notice that he will attend 10 All
business pertaining 10 the Office or Trus.
zee a. his residence 4 miles Scu,L-ea.,
~ i"rtersville, on SATURDAYS OF each
week, and requests all persons having
township business 10 present il on Sat
urday. Citizens desiring books from
Township Library, are notified ,ha,
IN PorsersvilIe.
HE~KY y. BREIDExBAucu.T r. r r.
May Is. I6s5-ly.
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"CaEtoril e an excellent mcdicine for chill.
dsen- Mothers have repeatedly told me Of its
god elect upon their children"
Dl- q. G. os0ooD,
Lowell. Mass.
"casforia Is the best remedy for children OF
which l am acquainted. hope the day is not
far distant when mothers will the real
interest Of their children. and use Castoria in
srend Of the variousquack noscrums which are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium.
morphine. soothing syrup and other hursful
agents down their Threats, thereby sending
tnen - premature graves
On J.. +. KrxrHELox,
Conway. Ark
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N 2. X. A., Branch 110.
Meets the ist and Sd Mondays or ev.
cry month a. their hall, In jasper.
CHARLES SoLrGA, Pres.
"a. MEHRISCrR, Ssc'y.
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"castoria Is SO well adapted 20 children that
I~ecommend Il assupcrior % amy prescription
known 70 me-"
II. A. AncnER. n. D..
III So. Oxford St. Brooklyn, n. Y.
"our physicians In the children's depart
ment have spoken highly Of their expert
ence in their outside practice with Castoria,
and although We only have among our
medical supplies hat is known a. regular
products, yes we are free TO confess thai the
merits Of Casioria has won Us to look with
favor upon it,"
UNITED HosrrrAL AND DrsrxxsARy,
Boston. Mass
AllEx c. SIXTH, Pres.
array Street, New York City.
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6 CT HOME LIE.
Our Home, Arc Given Over to Gas rlrs
and Cnopslsd IsooSI

Our Homer Arc Given Over to Gas rirss
end Unopslsd Cook
Don't tell me that . housc v:hi>h is
Ciycnovcr 70 tho servants half tho ti:ac.
fa:hsr, mother. children all going sep
arctc Wars, and always on the rush, .
homo with Gas fires and unopened
boosa, n house IN vhich there il 40
evening lamp, no morning prayer, n
tirac for music, 70. talk, for I'll tho oe:
cuo1tiols Gnd interests Gld plcl3n->s
that lial; each to each daT By day. year
By year, 'ia natural picty"-lo1't tell
re that that IS 4 hoInc. cIcllitnj =
writer III Lipficco.t's. l crl no. sl-o
tha. most of ~ want one; v> h:vc sur-
vi.SL holre,- pSrAa1S. AID p-cfsr tioi.
.-S4laS roosts.to one nest Tbs dccty of
home life. in oarcitic5 1t last. i the
most striking of Gil the ciIlSc5 that l
observe after = long absence froEl raT
own country. We wSrs once the Eost
domestic OF ell the nsti>l5-l-ca-ily 90,
i~orcU;lcrs said; bls tia. c11 no longer
b. aaic 4 ground OF complaint. l an
not complaining: Ny ora il>a i t.
march with the tincs AL looS fats in
thc flce. an Tor ml;ii;E car houses
- plain ~ possible. containing ell the
prliai-y ~coavsaicac>j p'o vilca 1t tri-
1ia; coIt. LcZ u fIrliSh ohc 5:->csj
a1l Drhlic plIsrS ~ofc->-E kind SIcnntr-
.ouSiy. l ~sIv-Estsl aT>lI. o. B:o2l-
WY ia,losci in glass from November
s. Sin-, nl>-nrl win ~ssatl2ri, Ur'c-
a-S-.c, pictures, easy ciIirI, co-1t0-sc-
bic sofas, meals TO b. se.:tl l. carte;
From Hay II NSrsab::, ~ =. =,
sea, cIlc il-lisu->, pa'a-lcai fans
liz 3Ao-t, noisra comforts where 80
.raS.lSrr5 most ncci them, c>l that j.
canhI!ica!.y abroad aal not - ho.a>.
!, IL a5Til-- for poor relations. Eov Tic
Temporary screening of ia.-LalIg 3D.
CcrIlin- h-T's "::-';ia-j. Tor th> insane,
c25c1 OF Infections dI5eG3c, 3ll = few
S!.ilGr pIcp35cs : p:i-a.s houIc MAJ.
still BE- q useful tAiay - havc il I!1
family: but that il no: I'll. Let u iG1-
prove cil our pl5lic places 22i coavcy-
a2s-s-icTc draTiaE-r15rl Gt-cct cLrJ,
for ilstaIcc, with = b1Ifct at.arhf12u..
ever sea: : Gb::act easy chair, = Co:yG
o71C1I.c instead of coroI, grateful and
comforting, q library OF Sclact l.:ion,
fio~c.j, god atIiucd T!2s- 40
Iaorc straw, drIIE.ati, blag!ay doori,
CqU-C=:ng aud puGiIiny AMI t:aI2pliIJ-
L.5con orr, IN short. ! IN il t,!ca on
o. average two hours daily, and 1 will
give IA: Co-0. - tiS ar. ~ set up o.
tAn5c liner. IL IL "a f~i-5rijc ar,i1:,
md | shall rec = Gool DIAL more OF him
there than v,:crS IN nov: hanGS-i2 rIY
VINES Lo=i5 0I!u2c bcuio!r: AL 20
VIII SIC AL all her ~fri-nG5; 50 that !
shall not b, : selfish bruta bat - p:olic
bcrSilctor. 1-r shops. oar rcIt2uraA:I.
or tilc2tcrs, or waitiIE-roun3 are I'll
-..SScT.!l.c Of v@St Improvement, a=l
t.:c benevolent millionaire, il t@al OF
blildiag puNlic hbrarics which gre u5cl
by i've hundred ?2o?L> il II: courj>"' :
yc:r-iity Of them G:Gica:5, tic re.
nGia:lcr iIlc-j, lplI1,-5 aal C-1a,5,-
/! c.1I make i-c hundred tAouTccl-i1il-
G2aE, il ia.t-of nJ fellow ci5i:,aT r.I>
10 and call hin = good follow ..-.I :.
sensible nan b. t~2l:ia.f this hint.
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oun Anip L,sns.


Tie Peoph,s ia.@cais hns the fnI,
losinr ~ tbs "diil fand" subject,
Oae u The most ..acs'al asts n mar
can pe.Eorn is 10 acknowledge an
error when he commits one. When
no resolved tho petition Tor signers
asair. Congress to ceds TO thu States
tbs paolic lands in the aril States,
to>enconrage irrigation, va deemed
tho proposition a good one. bntcn re-
fsation we can see, in tho light OF al
f,lst cxnc-isnr. that tao Government
can handle the oubi>ct much faFer
than the States. We know that little
lads arc ceici tho States. that ths
legislatures OF tho States will tc con
tfullel by the corporations and all
ths, ia lief; of our once princcly, pub
lie aoniia wall be lesislatei to thcs:
corporations, as millions OF acres have
bsen, sithoatany consideration lher,-
for.
Anything torcatn. upnn ;ie rights
" t9S pSJH!e, 10
"railrord' howl by the gim!,t heads
allovcr the country. We ars as anS.
ions TO have onr public lands devoted
TO Irrigation rs anycro caa be, but
W. are egyally a??5J'd TO pia':i'g
these lands where they can DO giycE
10 fich c55puTati"ns, u tho exclusion
o. this actual settlers, and ne.ir, bora
fila residents, by co5rupt o. n@S:I
ulat,i L-S,sln. urr. We AFRO fuli OF
tia great Democratic principle
.';ae greatest gool 10 the EfSatcst
nrmSern--and lnor ihar tho Nation
alC1Hsres; csa Jstrore safely trusted
with handbag these lands thau such
legislatures rs avs com:nua in the
Western States.
You can always tell when the tibet
is Approaching b. the uar!; Of the
do, ald wo arc oP2a-ed to, md nd
Wis, the people mol 10 sign the Pc;
ton 20 csio these lands - the States,
ba, let them remain wi,G the gencrGi
Ga:ernuleni, tor the present, ut !gGst.
"a bu.a, child breads the arc."
-
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QUA9's "vISpIca1soxs."

Quay has convicted two newspaper
pr.p-:rt0rs OF !ibelIiag him.
The fact Ail carry 10 convictions
favorab!e 10 Qaay "a The !aind Of any
negligent person "ho leaI-s Sow the
~copvict.Ous Uerc seeG.oL.
Undes ,kr extraordinary jury Inv
Of PeaasylyInia Qa1y WIS N ,t.eel
able to select tho igrCrs. 1ai "a fact
selected desc who cou!l o sccurei!
degeuisd upon 70 Sjye vcri.uis g ;a!nsi
De"oc.at!o newspapers that has.
d-rsd publish damaging statements
.OyI; the Republican 1uss.
In tie trial al Ee,ycr the:c was a
patel Q: thirty mea. fi.p prescott
los al~tor.eys, representing Quays
compliant, selected sixteen I:,puoli.
ca4s from the panel, Gi$:uissiGE the
rect. TAo defeuGu Wss grleiausi,
permitted TO aiEi.,a :orr io.a The GsI
n sixteen chosen hcErhneG.
In the Allegheny Couut. case there
ware ;oriy six lales4gn present. The
d strict ATTORNEY and Mr. Qan!'s
Ia .yeT pieke6 nut sixisos OF these nc
ceptnOlo to themselves and itit IL,
defenss only the foor privilege os re-
ducins TIE rrmhcr 10 twelve.
There is but onc spyn Ia apply Ia
such proceeding, however laN:al they
may I've. They arc iar packing 10,
conyiation. VcrJt:;5 secured by such
means can countfor nothing what.
ovc with any hoafst mind.
IN Qusy'S care they conn, fo= Icss
thaa lo.hiDa. lie 10 IL n.lD too dep.
iy dj credited 20 10 %Ei,ewasnco. II,
clis verdigts only in courts where Le
can choosa his own jurymon. H9 I,as
Tot Cared face fa".s Were trial. arc
'ye. He p~Foaacutcs before iur:es o!
hia own .nc ~rc"sIapcGs Of vonnsyl.
ru1j7 Tor ruhi,siioE minor matters a
q tlnnGirG EoGt 10 connection with
tho Blrlgiey thtfia, but hc has n,Ycl
dured brias the iYolid into court f5r
Us earlier, lnore specific ana iancn.
.sufgply NOS: damaging ~acct.Eatious
inTD! Ing Quay himself.
10 10 Il man utterly dig:rcli'cd
anl 70 verdict Of . packed par'isan
jury can ichubili.ule Lim. y. L
lFun,f.
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T'olni D:sbursom.n,s.a5l,aso Os
Bal ia Treasury ...... CLEO II

III" above amount stands To tho
circuit 81 the several funds rs Itr
Treasurer i.#l. Sheet, dated Jan. /.
lnJ-, LcI,to UtiHCuci.
.urNGI.,r -. u,t..cr CurIr
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IL" Gnciiit lion tf Tlko corn,y
N'hh - I'.Ih I.d,IIJ
during July and August has been
printed and bound in Pamphlet form,
md 10 nov for ealc aL this orico NJ
tho low price Of fifty cents per COPY.
Buy ono md rond ito Jour friends.
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Notice OF Forfeiture.

TO DAN AYERS. or HfS EFtrH on AZ.
oi.nH! Yuu Grn hereby hu"D'd that I
havo crrtrdct onu IUndtoh GolI-th IN L1hor
hAG g. T. r0vcincmin Tor tho yUNt itha. urcn
,aci Of thu following mining claims: copper
E.ns 80. 2. copper King. Alien SO. }. 10
isuo =" {, Dc t.ann No. 2. nii A,er'-. Sit
nh'"d IN S,imon Riv'r Mining District. Like
lod.ty state e SovaIs. aud ioS, nbrd In tho
toe ,is ~ Elin ,OIn'y "a L,ing about ono
milo ~ n w~es;criy direction Irr-, point Of
forls, known NJ the nlrd's Nest, situated on
GGinun iiSor, Eik"c county, slIto ~ Eovads.
Aud " "i'hin ninoiy day, frcm Tao h,e, pnh,l.
caiion Of THE ne toe y"u fail or refuse to con
tribute your proportion Uf zach expenditure.
ufnihcr with tho cost OF Adyrri's'ng No eo-
owncr. yy'ir Iulcrcti IN said claim Wiliherouio
the pt"pcitJ Of tho nubscf!Utr nudcr Scc!ion
2CI, Of the United Sin'oa MINING Lswr.
iiAERrJ ALLIk.
DClio sn,. III $40, Nov. q, IN. iE)i.
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DE- ior uIy lHD2rgNpis;t and
leSE
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RI. Reinhart has
lust received lii.
FALL and Winter
samples for custom
made clothing. II
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-02-04
Brooklyn B1IefS.

There was very large attendance at the bazaar in the parish house of St Patrick's church last evening. The musical programme was thoroughly en- joyed, the chorus by the children being especially good. Tonight there will be change of programme.
 James lynch of Washington street, who has been in the employ of R. E. Hitchcock for several years, severed his connection with that establishment, Saturday evening. Before leaving he was presented with case of printers tools and a written testimonial signed by everyone in the office.
 The funeral of Mrs Ellen Kelleher of Jackson street was largely attended at 9 o'clock this morning to St Patrick's church, where a requiem mass was cele- brated by the Rev Dominick Brown. The pallbearers were: Timothy Corcoran, Timothy Kilmartin, Timothy Con. molly and John Deveraux.
 John F. Shanahan of Simon street met with serious accident yesterday at the Benedict & Burnham factory. Mir Shanahan, who is a carpenter, while working on machine used for blaming heavy timbers, had his right arm caught in the knives and terribly muti- lated near the elbow. He had thrown off the belt, but the planer ran for some time of its own momentum. At first it was believed that amputation would be necessary, but Dr Donahue said to-day that the arm could be saved.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-02-04

Sir Morrell Mackenzie was born July ', 1887, in Essex county, England. His father was a wellknown surgeon, and the son was bred to the same profes sion. He rapidly acquired distinction. especially in regard to diseases of the throat. He was patronized by royalty and the nobility, and acquired consider able wealth.
 Twenty-three years ago he founded the Hospital for Diseases of the Throat, in Golden Square, London, and was always devoted to it's service. His fame as a throat physician caused him to be called upon, by recommendation of Queen Vic toria to attend the late Emperor Freder- ick, then Crown Prince, when the affec tion of the throat, which ultimately proved fatal, began to develop itself seriously.
 After the death of Kaiser Frederick, Dr. Mackenzie was pursued vindictively by the criticism of German medical men, being, on the other hand, upheld by the English royal family and the Empress Frederick. His connection with the case brought him worldwide fame and also much annoyance. He published his de- fence of his treatment which excited much attention.
 He was made a knight in 1889. Besides being consulting physician of the Hos pital for Diseases of the Throat, he was for some time physician to the London Hospital, and was the author of several medical works.