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American Institute of Civ,c..

Fl. L. Waite, president of the American
institute of civics. of New York, has re-
quested Gov. Richards to name three gen
tlomen in the legal profession in the state
who would be likely to co-operato with the
institute in Montana. The governor has
named Hon. Jason W. Strovell, of Miles
City. Hon. John b. Clayberg Of Helena,
and Hon. Thomas Marshall, of Missoula.
1t is the aim of the institute to secure uni
formity of legislation which will result in
better and more desirable laws throughout
the United States. Through n mistake yes.
terdny i'll the papers the institute was re-
ferred to as one of physics instead OF
civios.
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The Chicago News. under date of Marcel
IA, 1892, has the following notice of "Is
Marriage a Failures" A largo audience
WAS convulsed with merriment last evening
by witnessing a very artistic performance
of that %laughable three act comedy, en-.
titled lis Marriage a Failure?" The com.
pany is made up of very clever artists.
The leading roles were assumed by Mr.. and
Mas. Joseph LeBrandt, who sustained theil
characters in a manner Us complimentary
to themselves as entertaining to the large
audience present. Their little daughter,
Irene. was most charming as Dot. Her
acting. singing and dancing brought forth
storms of applause.
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There will be n session of Montana
Legion No. l. at the A. y. U. w. hall this
evening. 1880 r. m. All comrads are re-
quested to be present at muster.
l.. d. BEARy. Recorder.
Saturday, March is, 1898.
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Arrivals at tho Grand Central.

A ingalls,, Winston Mrs ingalls,, Winston
VIM Kennedy. Missoula j w Skiles. chicago
Jos X Toole. Helena j NJ Conrow, Living
p ] Harrigan, Marys- eton
vile Mrs Harrigan, Marys-
A McQuntter, Hampton vile
w II Dwyer, Great M Leroy, Leadyille.
Falls Col
G Il LeMunyOn, Great u Inter, Philipsburr
Falls w A Rockcliff. hum
BENZ Webster, Helena eey
Il d Myles, Townsend Il G Bishop, Portland
+ ID lurke, Chicago M Eldridge, Flint
Mart Leary. Butler w T. Hoag, st Paul
j A Mcintosh. East Ed Shears, st Paul
Helena & II kushel, Canton
Jas Maul1in. Dillon A A Maybee, San Fran.
Il Ii 1rerise, New Mex cisco
leo @ ii. Fairchild, Mis-
w s Dodge. Winston soula
Mrs Dodge, Winston
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Testimonials of patients cured by
these remedies can be seen at the
office Of the company. Relief
awaits all DESTROYS Of lettering
themselves by gaining freedom
from the S OF alcoholic spirits or
opiates. #-
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Arrivals at The Helena n.

G II Anderson, Helena G NJ Capen. Peoria. III
G Kupe, New York FC Geutsch, Salt Lake
Ash Iicrce. Helena w Williams. Helena
Simon Hartman, Chi w o Peterson. Boston
cago A Is Syeir. New York
c A hoynton, New York Fl l. Coulter. st Jos
Mrs j Quaw, SPRING eph
field r j Hutesons. New
j G Huteson, Now York
York j g Comstosk. New
H c Gift ord, Duluth York
w A Merriman, Chi G A Jeffrey, st Paul
Cago Geo G Mott. st Paul
@ Il Young, San Fran Col j l. Coles, Coles
cisco Camp
David Coles. Coles C s Hungerford, New
Camp Chicago
II Christman, New Chi Ralph smyth, Omaha
cago + J Cram, st Paul
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POpuIIsts, Attention.
The primaries of the peoples party will
be held in the several wards in this city on
Saturday evening. March Is. 1898. at 7:3C
o'clock. for the purpose of nominating one
(1) alderman for each ward md five (5)
delegates and five (5) a%lternates for the
city convention.
The places of meeting will be as follows;
First ward-City hall.
Second ward-No. 1171 Broadway.
Third ward-Rooms l and 2 Union block.
Fourth ward-Central school building.
Fifth ward-Payne's hotel.
Sixth ward-Kranioh's building. Helena
avenue.
Seventh ward-Hose house.
BY order Of CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
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ably carriages, iron wagons, Velocipedoe
%tr!cyoles and children's vehicles Of all kinds a
Tho Bro Hive.
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Men's heavy underwear at The Bee Hive al
bankrupt prices.
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The latest styles in hair dressing. Merchants
Hotal Hairdressing Parlors.
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COMING ATTRACTIONS.

Special sales every day at The Boo Hive
Watch our ad in another column.
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UFNkS SBeUN, ETC.
Alfalfa, espersette, red Clover. timothy.
millet and blue grnss seeds in any quantity
at LINDSAY & Co.'s.
Montana Central II. r. track, west OF
Steamboat" block.
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just from tho east. All the latest styles in
hairdressing. Merchants Hotel uairdres.ing
4 arlora.
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POpulists, Attention.

Special cost sale of stamped linens Tor this
week only at butcher 81 Bradley's. 105 Broad
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The Thompson Glovs-Fitting corset in all
styles at Tho leo Hive.
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Select Knights. Attention.!

The best ladies' cotton hose in town for 10, 20
and % cents at butcher d Bradley, 1Oa Broad
way.
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New dress goods of the latest styles and pat
terms are arriving daily at The Bee Hive.
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Legal blanks Mt this Office


If You want bargains in orockery or glassware
go to The Beo Hive.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETlNa-THE ANNUAL.
~ meoting Of tho STOCKHOLDERS OF the Helena
and lion Gold Aiming o nptny viii b. hold
at tho Office Of Steclo 4 Glenn 'ntS elena, \, on
tana, on Sa'urda-, March y, is9a. at three o'clock
y. H.. for tao o.eet.on II trustees and transact
ton Of other business. Il. u. LINN. seo.
NDatsa Naixla. tsh y, isea.
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Eastern styles in hairdressing. Merchants Hoo
tel Hair. resting Parlore.
The Fec Hive is making slaughtering prices on
all heavy goods carried over and has bargains in
every del
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THR aosAoILN AIYsrRRY.


Disappearance of the Charleston Insur,
ance Agent Cleared Up by Conylet's
Confession,
RRsToL, Tenn, July ga Virginia
ccnyict is said to have confessed that he
was member OF gang OF moonshiners
and countsrieiIers who murdered John
g, Goshorn, whose dead body was
found in a cave elk miles from Bristol
eighteen months ago.
The disappearance Of Goshorn and
his subsequentdeath is still fresh in the
memory Of newspaper readers all over
the country. II was thought at the
time that he committed suicide. He
was a life insurance agent and hailed
from Charleston, W, Va. The story the
convict told 10 quite sensational, AG-
cording to this story, Goshorn, iu hunt.
ing silver in the mountains, came upon
them in cave, They intended to drug
him and'carry him to a cave in another
part Of the mountain, 60 that when he
recovered he could not tell from whence
he came. A young doctor in the gang
gave him an overdose Of the narcotic
and he died, II this story Is true, the
mystery in connection with his death is
cleared up.
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wDntnnr Crnn nnllnlIn.

wAsulxGroS, D. c., July 5.-Dur.
ing tho past week the weather was es-
pocially favorable to the corn crop.
Reports from the cotton region indi.
cate that the cotton crop is improving,
but that the plant is small. Reports
from the spring wheat region indicate
improved conditions in that section,
owing to recent rains,
Special Geographic reports:
Pennsylvania.-Corn has good color,
but fields are very uneven hay crop
generally light; wheat harvest COM
menced, Crop average: Oats light;
rye fair,
West Virginia,-Most wheat in
shock; corn growing rapidly and look
Ing we'll; hay being harvested, crop
light; stock doing well; potatoes about
made,
0hlO.-wheat, clover, rye and barley
harvest in progress; corn and tobacco
growing rapidly; potatoes doing well /;
oats headed we'll; timothy improving;
drought affecting crops in northern
portion.
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proceedings to stop the sale OF It. The
surprising thing is that reputable far
mers would use 1t at all, because it pro-
duces spongy cheese'like butter that
spoils in day or two,
The door that had tho panel blown
out by dynamite firecracker at Emil
sChmidts will be replaced with new
one and the bill sent to the parties who
are supposed to have caused the explo-
sion. Tho bill for damage, y is said,
will amount to $50, II so it will prob
ably not be paid, in which event the
subsequent proceedings may be inter
esting,
Kennedy, the Bellaire pitcher for the
Brooklyn team, gave some Of the
"clnchR sports pointers about how he
would wipe out the Cleveland team on
Monday last, and they laid their roll on,
that game. Kennedy was knocked out
Of the box in the sixth inning. There
are no "cinches" in ball games.
Mrs. Hammond was recognized to
court by Mayor MCGOWAN yesterday on
q charge OF keeping house OF Ill re-
pute. She made every effort possible
70 secure a dismissal OF the case, and
had counsel employed to defend her.
The house is a rendezvous for Italians
and low class OF white men.
There were a number Of contractors
here yesterday, having been called by
Charles Rosser az experts in his suit
against the town OF GAINESVILLE on a
street paving contract The work was
viewed on the 4th.
Mr.. August Behra and family leave
for Blue Island. Ill, to-day, where they
will visit their daughter, Mrs. Ellsworth
Hibbs, and attend the Worlds Fair.
They will be accompanied by Miss
Mary CHASER.
Will Murray, who is building anew
court house in one Of the interior eoun-
ties Of West Virginia, spent u day or
two with his parents here, returning to
the work yesterday.
Albert Heatherlngton has been grant
ed q divorce from his wife, Annie
Heatherington, and given the custody
OF their minor child.
, Mr.. W. O. Bergundthal and family
have returned from Powhatan, where
they spent the past two weeks.
Mr.. William satterheld and wife, Of
Brilliant, are visiting relatives here.
Messrs. Simon Behr and Ferd. WE'LL,
OF Dunkirk, Ind, are in town.
Charles R. Costing is home from
Baltimore.
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GREAT ROWING EVENT.
The Inter school and college Races ii
England.

The Inter School and College Races in
England.
LONDON, July 5.-The aquatic event
next in importance to the Oxford. Cam
bridge boat race opened to-day The
frat rounds in the various events were
rowed to-day, the second will be rowed
tomorrow. The final viii be rowed on
Friday. In the first round, for the
grand challenge cup, the Leander row.
ing club beat the Magdalen College
rowing club by Q length and quarter,
The Thames rowing club bent the crew
OF the Society Eatlque dc Ia Basse
Seine by three quarters Of length. In
the same event the London rowing club
beat the First Trinity (oambridge)
crew by alength alter good race. The
Dublin University crew beat the Mole
sey club length. Ladies' challenge
plate, first round, the Trinity College
loxford) crew easily beat the crew Of
New College. Diamond sculls, first
round, w. NJ. Boyd, Trinity College,
Dublin, beat Hudson easily.
George McHenry, OF the Circle de
pAviron, beat Charles Fenwick, OF the
societe encouragement Sport Nauti-
que.
Thames challenge cup. frat round.
The crew Of the Thames rowing club
beat the crew OF the Vesta rowing club.
Ladies' challenge plate, fret round.
The Radley college crew beat the crow
Of the Bradford grammar school by two
lengths and quarter.
The first Trinity crew beat Bedford
grammar school by a length.
The stewards challenge cup, first
round. The crew OF the Thames row.
ing club won easily. Their opponents,
the Brazenose college crew, gave up the
race.
Magdalon beat Trinity college by one
aud half lengths,
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MARTINS FERRY.
Haps and sIlshaps in the Thriving Cit,
Across the River.


Haps and AIlshapS in the Thriving City
Across the River.
The Welsh Sunday school viii hold a
picnic at Ridgeway's grove to-day, and
the Presbyterian and United Presby.
terrain Sunday schools expect to hold
their annual picnic at the same place
next Tuesday.
Tho hop given at the Presbyterian
parsonage last evening by several young
ladies was very enjoyable affair
Music was furnished by Killmeyer, Of
Wheeling.
Charles Dorsch, the thirleen.year-old
son OF Joseph Dorsch, Of Main street,
was badly burned by an explosion Of
powder on Tuesday evening
William Sloan and daughter, Miss
Cora, and George S. Baird and ", T.
Duncan leave to-day for Chicago,
Thomas Lloyd will 20 tomorrow.
The reception to have been given to.
morrow evening to Mr., William Cat
tell and bride has been postponed on
account Of illness.
John Garrett entertained a party Of
friends at his home in tho First ward
last night About fifteen couples were
present.
Miss Virginia Mooney, of steuben.
vile, who spent the Fourth with Judge
and Mrs. j. Q. Gray, returned home last
evening.
Mira. Chew and daughter, Miss Giula,
OF Sharon, Pa, are visiting relatives
here.
Miss Mary Davidson leaves to-day for
smithfeld to visit relatives and friends
Mrs. Alex Weaver, OF East Liverpool,
is visiting Lou Hoge, Of the First ward
A largo number Of mill men are get.
ting ready to 80 to the Worlds Fair.
Miss Lillian Dean 10 visiting friends
in West Virginia
s. B. Williams returned last evening,
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crnMAN STATESMEN,
How they we're Greeted ON the Assembling
law OF the Rcichstag'

OF the Rclchalns'
Nyw YOpE, July 5.-The Hefald'' Der
lin correspondent describing the coming
together Of the reichstas yesterday
saysi ., hon,
obeod of tho appointed time, Herr Ahl'
~, ouite reformed, having just
msiJ an evident visit to q barber anu
Gearing a capaclous evening dress cent,
',aaniGeent white waist coat and SIX
nansed awhile outside the palace to
n LIZ nm admiring crowd to gaze on
LIZ Ho then entered to witness the
n,H rise upon the first scene OF the
~ an W. ,sichgtag. At 10 o'clock the rest
Of the members arrived at the famous
"E soon after Ahlwardt had secured his
lace be saw tho kaiser who cordially
b"tss him, and who was in full uniform,
nscsnd The throne 10 mako his long OK,
aoctsd speech, a speech which lasted
IN minutes in all. II told the little rec.
,or Nothing new, merely that the old
reiehstag had been dissolved because II
Ieused to vote for the mllltary,blll ! that
IN strengthen the army was absolutely
necessary for the safety OF tho empire
and The peace OF Europei that the
paiser trusted that the patriotism and
eli sacrifice Of the new members Of the
Lnnso would not fail him and his allies,
Tbe roichstag members assembled at 2
n. m. There were many striking scenes
ii rongratulation and handwriting.
Much curiosity was evinoed over the ar
,ivol of Count Herbert Won Bismarck,
ri whom tho labors OF the election have
made quite slim figure, On entering
be passed down the gangway between
conservatives and reichterlsts and took
A seat next Prince Won Hohenlohe.
lilo soon rose TO greet bis many
friends, and for the rest oil the sitting
held sort Of informal reception. 1t Is
vet possible that he may BIO the future
leader OF that all powerful party in tho
rsichstag representing the agricultural
Herr Lleber, leader Of the Centre.
received many congratulations. Herr
Richter stood looking lerCely upon the
animated scene.
On the roll call OF members Ahl-
wsrlt's name came first, when he re-
Piled in loud voice, and the entire
house reared at his unusually smart
got up. The general opinion OF the
kaisor's speech is that 1t contained
nothing new.
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WAsHlSaToN, D. O., July 5,--Tho
proposition which has beon talked OF
TO adopt a resolution at the extra ses.
sion giving tho President the power to
suspend until such a time as he may
sec fit the purchase OF silver bullion, Is
one that does not meet with approval,
and the silver men say that they would
nght such proposition with as much
Iliigor as they will tho repeal OF tho
Sherman law, for they believe that the
elect Of such resolution In tho hands
oil Mr. Cleveland, whose views on silver
ato known, would DO the same rs re.
peal. It has beou stated that the mp.
preparation bills viii be taken up by
In VIZ extra session before even the tlnan.
Gial question.
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PERU, IND., July 5.-The twenty.fiith
anniversary to the priesthood and silver
jubilee of Father Meister, priest of the
Catholic church otthls city, is being
celebrated to-day with one'of the most
distinguished gathering Of priests ever
known in the history Of the church in
Indiana. The programme is also elab-
orate, Nearly 100 priests from all over
the country are in attendance The
ceremonies are presided over by Bishop
Rademacher, Of Nashville, TenneAsee.
Much valuable plate was presented to
Father Meister.
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nInY nnro Trnnbls wien Him.

Columns, o., July 6,-Frauk Van
loon, the Columbus Grove bank robber
and murderer. to be executed in the
Jail here tomorrow night, has not eaten
anything for two days, and this morn
ingg either in q fit Of madness or play
ing crazy, broke his bedstead and threw
1t out Of his cell. He also pounded the
wall with his fist, spraining his hand
badly. He is o big man and powerful
and active. Trouble Of some kind is OK
pected at the execution,
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York to investigate the whole subject
otrefunds,ot excessive duties, as con-
Quoted at that port, and 10 suggest any
improvements which seem 10 them de,
sirable in the prevailing methods. This
Investigation will incidentally touch
the celebrated chat trimming" cases,
now pending for settlement under re.
cent decisions of the supreme court,
aud will probably embrace refunds
which have been made within the past
few years, as well as cases still un'
aeitlad.
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wAsmSoroN, D. O., July 5.-Mr Jus.
lice Gray who delivered tho opinion of
the supreme cOurtot the United States
IN tho famous Goary law cases in May
ia3l' has iilcd with tho clerk Of court the
formal text Of tho document With
justice GraY's opinion wero also fled
I " dissenting opinions Of Chief Justice
ruler aud Justices Brewer and Field.
l i.,I abstracts Of tho opinions wero
uuOn'hGd at tho timo tho decision Of
'he court was announced
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HorrIhlo 1rnrler nIrstorr.

JACKSON, TEsSo July 5,-News has
just been received here Of a horrible
crime at Bardwoll, KY, this morning.
Two young ladies, daughters Of ]. W.
Ray, a respected farmer, left home
about z o'clock to pick berries. An
hour later they were found along tho
track Of tho Illinois Central railroad
with their threats cut from ear to car.
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Fu1Fonp. COL, July 5.-Thcro is a
large influx Of mining men here at the
present time, attracted by the discovery
Of ledge OF gold.boarlng quartz, rum
ming from sixty to $50 ounces Of gold to
the ton, twelve assays averaging 5000 to
tho ton. The mountains In tho sur.
rounding country arc being overrun by
proBpoctors.
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CHICAGO, July 5.-rho joint commit
tee on arbitration between the oarpOn-
tors and Buildors' Association and the
United Carpenters Council has declared
in favor Of reduction in the mini.
mum rato Of carpenters wages from
forty to thirty.6ve cents m hour until
October Ton account Of existing 6nan-
cial conditions,
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"A'nIScToS, d. o., July 5.--socrc.
'a'y Morton has instructed EnOs Harm.
uoo' OIL Michigan, recently appointed
purchasing agent Of tho agricultural do.
Latlneni, TO hereafter buy the seed for
,s uEo Of tho department direct from
;S grower thereby saving tho profits
'ua' havO accrued To the middlemau.
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BMDoEpoRT CoNS., July 5.-Tho
great ovont OF Brldgoports Fourth OF
July was the unwilling Of the bronze
statue Of p. 4. Barnum. Tho ceremonies
attending tho unwilling took place In
tho presence OF moro than twenty
thousand people congrcgatcd at Sea-
nlhn pnrk
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Fourth Glass Postmnstors.

tpttIdl Dlpdich % ne InlelliQelosr
WASHINGTON, July 5.-Postmast
commissioners:
Ernest W, Heifner, Gem; James L
Lutes, Glen Easton; Robert Goerder,
Grape Island; Samuel Johnson, Long
Reaah; Jacob Houser, ST., Manganese;
Jubal L Meadows, Nelson; William A.
Stewart, Pleasant Valley; Monroe Mo.
Pherson, Rcd Hill; David O. Lutes,
ROsby's Rock.
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Revenue Agents.
- AN I.,.tt....,...

w4snlSGTON, D. o., July 5.-The
comptroller OF the currency has APP
pointed the southern national bank OF
new York in place of the Hanover
national bank, OF the Same place, as q
revenue agent for the commercial
national bank at Huntington, and the
first national bank of New York for the
Elkins national bank, at Elkins.
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WAanSoToS, D. O., July 5.--socro.
'a'y Hoke Smith, accompanied by
members of hiuiumily, will leave Wash.
inglon noxt Saturday Tor tour OF tho
west , HO will visit the Yellowstone
NATIONAL park and several Indian reser.
, na.,ons and expects to return 10 Wash.
'ng'oh by tho first OF August.
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Application for Otaco.

sp.etal DiIpa1h to he intellfgncet
WAsHiyGroN, D. O., July 5.-Honry
u. Pondleton, Of Wheeling, to-day fled
an application to be appointed chief OF
advisor in the treasury.
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MADRID, July 5.-The police arrested
last evening q man carrying u bomb
under his coat Ia tho immediate neigh.
borhood OF tho house Of ox.Premier
Uanoyas Del Castillo
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nEnhAIRE
All sorts OF local News ana Gossip from
tile. Glass City.

tile. Glass City.
Some Of tho farmers In this Hocllon
have been using n preparation called
Ublack pbpsin" that Is advertised 10
increas6 tho Weld OF butt6r an hundred
fold. ono druggist says ho has had
nifty inqulrlo0 for II tho past TOW weoks.
Tho state food commissioners 70 anof
Tho sluGI, and says tho so'callod black
popsln lsnolhlng but common salt With
coiorlnp matter Tho Ingredients Of tho
boxes selling, at 81 90 Is worth about
three cent, hO says lilo Will institute