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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-06
M ~ WALLACE SPEEDILY RECOVERING.

DR. Alphonse NJ Wallace the physician whose
finger was bitten by a patient nj nv"t'"e NV
initial was eal to be doing well yesterday. AT III"
homo " 81 East Foriv-cghth-st lie viii prooa-
NV, no v.eu enough 10 cit W. IN day or two
Dr. wallace who Is connected with IN" outdoor
department of the poor At Iel'Vu" Hospital
was bitten on "A finger by drunken woman pa
had swollen 20 twice their usual sZe supposedly
f,o,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-06

Chandler and the Rev william A. Allen OF As0"r'
fark, and others. ,,,, Hail aa
dresses were made by pr Thomas HANOI W.
Gent of Pennington Seminary tne h ~ peiyee -
Young. AsbIry Park: the Rev ir. ny - "a
Ocean Grove. and others. The meetings eo"''""''
Similar meetings were held In Long Brancn'
Manasquan, Freehold and other places a. was
nold the Rev. Or kempshaIl OF f'''%''~''' ~
The PRINCIPAL SPEAKER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-06
Giip Real Gsiate fer Sale

IMPORTANT-About the only available
site In the central part OF this city iof
church. theatre, roof garden. clubhouse or
81 and Lexington ayes Will divide Some
substantial buildings now on premises that
can be utilized IN connection With above
purposes IL not sold shortly VIII improve
myself. For particulars and terms apply 10
FRANCIS J. ScUNUGG. 10 Fast 9eth-st.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner l0Sih-st.
detached villa for sale low psicc writ@
for circular. ATLAS IMPROVEMENT
CO.. rs Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-06

Sd.,,te comp Western officers here. and have
luentheu the prisoner a member Of the Hedges
peth gang, which robbed an Adams Express car OF
cav eiV near Gendae Mo Iuclus will be SENTENCED
on Wednesday. Charles Wilson indicted for muir
DER. hrst degree. Will be tried next January.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-06
AZ OLD DIANA RE.ENACTED.


AN OLD DRAMA RE-ENACTED.
From Tho Philadelphia Times.
Tn. Euroroan coIonisfs IN Southern Africa ar"
lust now engaged in the same Kind Of drama that
was enacted on this continent hundred or two
hundred wears earlier They are extending The out
posts Of civilization gradually into the interior ana
driving the natives h.iYr" them.
ENGLAND Has BEEN So SITUATED BEFORE.
From Tho Chicago Record.
Th. curious thing about this conflict between one
OF The most advanced and one o the nos bdrbarous
OF races il that many f.nriishnen both in AFRICA
AMI at home. - think Lpb,ngult occupies the
more honorable SITUATE %.
IORFNGI'LA MAY BIZ HEARD FROM AGAIN.
From The NeW-Iork Herald.
I.Obcngua has s,lll fifteen or seventeen thousand
sea eolnI warriors around him who are capable Of
giving the men IF tho thartcrrI Company ana King
khama's ausiliarirs severe tussle. King IO-
bcaEuld Is too interesting character - be- done
with In days lighting.
THE WORK OF THE DEADLY MACHINE Gun.
From The Providence Journal
The machine gun seems 20 have done it all. The
slaughter II has inflicted makes the terrible cffe e
OF the icbel rifle in Ddhomty seem anything but
remarkable. II has here had a great trial on a
fair field and has shown that with machine
guns to-day almost sur" OF winning victories
over saVascs az Wds the Spdnilrd in armOr when
he landed on American soil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-06

NURSERY GONERNE>S.-well edu.
Gated Protestant German. teaching her Ian.
guage and piano. would make herself gen.
sraly useful; salary s2O; references. 062
cth-aNa
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Males.


BOY In law Office. gcol chance 10 study
low -ma.l salary ,Jl Room 81, ia
Ma iu.-i
NlN To- take o-dD.- "a every town ana
civ. delivering COOL wages z ON star
lay weekly up capift fequlfci wofk Aclf
round GLtN Biip>.. Il chester, y. \.
WANTED.-Nn agcn.y in WASHINGTON.
u G. \ colflrui lawyer. furrid DE- Al
.s glnsrr, and AT the SAM tine ihnrOuih
business man. well acquainted IA The citN
and ~ god SOCIAL sianiirs d'-if,- 10 rep
resan, tn inf.r-.i> = -Orr Ncw-Nork c"a.
c.ra In Wa.hinlt requiring -hIl. iui".-
lly,nre ana responsibility can Civ" r"fr-
.nrt, 10 tanks All hu- nr-s m-n oI hi-n-
cst standing. ro.toiiiDr Box .-J. Wa'h-
in gton. ID. 4.
WANrID--GLASsN OrKEt.S. a lew
more comp, tent -oier workmcn VII -
riyrn employment a. blowing. pressing nm.
..hiuR aud flthfrlng -tsldf wOrA a. good
WAGES qua antect u good men appii atoms
VII b. rorsld rod and acted on IN the tfd'r
IN which they ar received and In all ca-"s
should Stat. the position applicant il h"ss
qualified 20 III rcisrcn,e-. -tc. Apply
IN D. r.aa or hv Letter. a. once. Ia any or
I'll u n. following. viI.:
X J. u ATTY Nrpt. United Siat"s Glass
TO-. THEN Ohio.
y. &. jenkins. Srri. Tinted states 'ilas'
Co Gas CIV Indiana.
joseph Ant r.0n. Con. Ma'al'r Tih'ed
States Gas Co. vl', burg Pcnna.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-06
Dnsincss g,hanree.

Al srL' IALLY recommended patents for
s''i'' "a bc"s'r. Inc lmaiig dustc.
\. go a., hin. Button, "oi i"' '.app-
GA 0. addfv-s tirLo a CJMrANN,
Pat solicitors. pa nioldWn,
ACTIVE YOU NJ PARTNER. ca-h
,ior'. 4l,-pO AMI ref r.nr'~ i-,lu!r,d W
30 hhii.--,.. N''af". y. J.
HAKTERLD HOTEL COMPANY. capi.
"a 200. J. =! lafci . lta-c or up, rae
f'oa not = no ar.nt- principal, o. own
c7. Addsfs, {. II. q, Irlbgnc O.iicr.
DRrG STORE IL BALTIMORE.
fiir - location; c.ttbli-h,d trade. .ale
compulsory. \. {. DOYLE. Baltimore. Nd
IoE SALE.-Florist bushes for 500:
good GRANGE foi a good man who under.
sand, tie business. Inquire MI RET.
Hi.n. '26 Wet 5'th->t.
FIKsI,LA>S 'ONfICinuNEIiY ON
one l,' Of u.e tn.ine.' stre.i, Of thi, city good
rtoErE FKtiIELD. - Nas.au.,t.
GROCERY IN nALTIMIrr.
Finely -tococd large Oparinej retail
mor,. M. '''''''
Il.OCLEi and CANDY SIO.f. az a
sacrifice; good chanc' Tor couple. good
loeat on picr Sl51. BAtSEIi A FRS.
! - i'''"' 49, ''' fuiton-~t.. brooklyn.
tGooD orroHrUNIrY Tor youns nan in
address COOPERAGE ~IUCK MA.
TEislhL HoN 90 Trhun" ORE
GOOD tDI-LK liquor IT.. aud firsf-
cas- Dlihci shob Lc,t location In brooklyn
cfcap rent. BARNETT \ TEISEli. ),
Room ~. 30 Fnlion-,t., Brooklyn.
HALE iNTtRisr in a wcll.c.tabli,hcd
Gt'.n- pant Tor sale cheap. d., Box ~,
Tribune ONCE.
ROOF, aod BIN ard parlor fof sale do
/ mil - t..l
must D." soll a. ogrc: open SUNDAY Ia
FAYFrFE. % East ith-st.
WANTED. stock general mor,hand 50:
] hat" real c-tatc stock. and money.
MLEtIlA NDi>L,' Tribune Agency.
Newark y. j.
ANifD..L,ay or Gentleman Win
risk ample security ant best of reference.
~ ." NHJ FlN -. - chureh-st.
loc0j CI. uLArs. - 5000 carl+ or
/ bill hcan' ~ why pay marel Otncr
work equally low. EDGkR Printing and
Stationery co, 80 Wet S9th.st
>. 5Co.-i'aftner wanted % control a com
| rrIlI.l ne H''.y rquat the Eel telephon"
| -,Ojl 3t-aVc.
$1,000 AND HUE MAN WANTED
| only such need apply incnev SECURED
salary commensurate to ability business
manufacturing, 10 debts FOODS X.
srro MITES. Tribune Once
AnvEKTIsEMENIs AND suBscRIP-
UNE WILL BE RECEIVED ar THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. No IA Brosdwsy.
"a c9or nor nS,ia ., gt Th.ny-nt.t-st. and All.
| Oi,.cc~: 254 Eifhih-ave 9eo Tt,rd.avr..
corner. Forty seventh.-: 10 East Forty.
seyerth'N;; corner Thrd-ave $50 East
| near Si,ty-first-st.; l.7os G,,,-,ve 1O6
West torv-seeond'st 1872 Cglumbusaye-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-06
0onntrp Real Gstate for Sale

AGENCY FOR MONICIAIR.-kesi-
cence properties OF all description, for sale
and TO let furnished houses.
TUBRS & TAYLOR, Beekman-st.
ORANGE, N. J.. REAL ESrAIE.-Our
ONCE opposite Orange depot. epen Election
Dav. EDW. L. HAMILTON X CO.. ~
Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-06
BOARD ano Rooms.


An OPPORTUNITY seldom oaered TO
paities desiring refined home elegant
table service; below JSth-st., near 9TH
ave. References at - Wet 3'th-st.
LARGE FURNISHED room. also hall
room. with board American family. 1,921
Mad',oii-ave.. near l2ith-st.
SUNNY ROOMS: excellent board refer
cnces. lab Eat 2lst-,t
THOSE DESIRING comfortable hone
may nnd large. handsomely furnished sunny
rooms with home table uneNccptionabic
I'm quality aud service, England
family: references required. % west
12th-st.. near 5th-ave.
I.-2sTH-ST. - FAST MURRAY HllD.-
IIsrd>ome second floor fr1it ioOms excellent
table: references exchanged.
EAST jjTH-ST. 70j 5th.ave.-El caa1t
coinrr rooms en- suite. with pliNst" table
or table d'hote strictly nIst-cidss Ia every
particular.
10 WEST ST.-LarPc and small
rooms. singly Or en- suite. with board.
loTH-ST.. a. r.-ENccp,ionally
pleasant sunny on1 floor room cabinet
he'd all cOnyoniences excellent Load rel
cfences.
lorH.sr.. 90 wEsT.-iIandsomc. newly
furnished mrlo, and second 1oprs. On
suite or singly. suitable for bachelors also
single rooms board optional references.
2IsT ST.. Al EAST.
Sunny rooms. with beard;
references
33D.ST.. L. FAST near waldorf. --Elc-
CANT family hotel parlor floor; private
table: private bath: other suites private
baths; uueNccIlcd cuisine ana ATTENDANCE.
"a WFr>T 5lST-ST Handsomely fur
nishcd suite or separately. WIN board
also large room for gentleman references.
0s WESi 1881 .sT.-i.ooms with superior
hoard nn.r 72d.st. l. station moderate
teiIDs.
i7tH->r.. 30 WEST. Handsome rooms
with board references.
100 FAST 5STn->T Large. pleasant.
ocwly furnished rooms. with board II de-
sired 20 gentlemen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-06
FURNISHED Rooms.


SHINY SUITE or single room with
,,,,~.tc hath near Manhattan club; attract.
ne office and reception room fedh'eu
rental: references. - west ooth-st.
a NEW AND HANDsoMEpn ar. Furnishes, r,,Ss
.S,1', tr,c.a-brar tufted furniture,
mstcgany suit. in bed, oom snl,so. iol
gentleman and wife; or lazy ana eausnter
mus be- seen 10 b. appreciated references
Is East .lst-st. "
CHOICE suite, second noor bath ap
last optional references. West sls.;.s;
LEXINCTON.AVE.. 695. corner 5Iih'
st.-Two square rooms tosc'n corx OK nee.
rately: we'll furnished every o""'e'c''
%. LINDERSKOLD. ------
TO 4 PHYSICIAN Of Al standing; mag mag
ninccnt paror moor private re'lae'f.i mcieh.
borheoa nnes. u . si,0 a1sss Strictly first,
eia.S Addrcss STYLE, Box III, TnD'
rne Uptown Office, Lac Broadway.
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nlistrllnucons.

GENTLEMEN wl-hi. H. dispose ~
their l"it-pn clofhlng. ~ fair value " u
please call ~ tddf",- iDW AID MILLER.
* 0ih.1yc. n'Hr Nnvrfiey Place.
rPrE1LJOrS HAIR removed porn -
ncntly without electricity. pain or Injury,
Nine. HALL. 30 We: @2d-st. ference.
10000 CIRCULARS. ~ 30. .nc0 caid4,
Il. pamphlet work catalogues. lillhrad-.
statement rnN.lOf.-. labels and al o;arr
uf.ntinr loss. KELLOGG. l. 3f-n.r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-06

BOY In law Office, g,ol chance 10 study
low -ma.l salary. ,da Room 81. ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-06

NURSE Sc.-By competent and r..
spectacle German person i,r.t.clas, ratc,.
cnces; valuable 10 invalid. or Us ladies'
maid and make herself generally useful !;
good s,amstrcss. Address JANlTOR. ol
West llith-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-06
felp WantsO.

AGENTS SALARY or commission. Greit-
IS. invention " the age. New Patent
Chemical Ina Era,lnr Pencil Sell, on
.lght. Works Ike magic. Agcnto maze
50 20 1926 ~ week. Wrtr MONDE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-06
6orees an0 Carriages.
ESTABLISHED 1924.
J. NJ. QUIN Z CO.
CARRIAGE MAX Frs,

cAR N a. Il Il MiAkERs.
NEWAKK, y. J.
GREAT BARGAINS IN SkCOND,llA d
CARRIAGES. LANDAUS BERIlN
Coaches BROUGHAMS. ROCKA-
MAYS, CABKIOLETS. PHAETONS;
SURREYS AND BUGGlf rs. Bf coop 20
MAKERS. ALL IN PLKLECT OKDEh'
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.
FACTORY AND WAREHOoMS OpPO-
SITE BROAD-Sf. STATION, D, j.. & W
r. II. Thirty MINUTES From bAK-
CLAY OR CHRISTOPHER'Si. fEhhf.
HORSES wINTERED at Willow Glen
Farm. near Jamaica l.. l.. \. y. p@ oniS'
FOR sale Adde'S, DR.. o. {. JAIN n
p o Box lGl Jamaica. l.. l.
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manteo-- Business purposcs.

wANTED.-Factory. 50x1c0, % rent or
Purchase In New-York, below 1tth.st. n
y. Tribune OfIce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-06
Crcssmaking.

A-hRTlSTlC DRE>SMAHING at
short notice tsiior-maic dre-se,. Jackets
a. u cioa.s moderate pr.te-- Mr.. VI Eli
kol - East lltn-st.. between BiOaiway
aud University Place.
Artistic DRTS~ MAKER. lr>t-clas.
inter Ill = more IN "a gom'ut- bs fhe d1T
~ 'f-i-cia-~ ian.lli',; terms. d. Ter GaJ
n.sh,'t i,icf'r,e. D.. e5i sihite.
bhh.>> MAkLE wants q t." ao'e Us
,,n'i. a. hone suit from - PIP ~. FoA,
81 Wet sotn-st., near Riverside DIVE.
,OMl'rIEN DKH>sMAkEg t. the
daN nf AZ home, private ianiilr-. lit I
-tfl' very mat work; VIII 1l-o ioNn1ei
e-.'''. Niei'-@ Il. pANiH, to' ctN-'ly'
DRE>>MAKER Win make ag garments
OUT by the DAY it guaranteed. MIS- \.
NAlLoR. 2o3 East Sl,t.,t
DEE>SMAK 80. 49, GloVc-ntting. tailor.
made. elegant street and evening costumes
n.a1r IN the latest French and Ncw-Nork
sNir; PERFECT TT and finish In The most
iinlc,. Adde'S DREsSMAKE Bon ,O54,
~ Broadway.
Dnt.>SMAKING. Artistic aud tasty;
.adi'> ana chIidrrn'. eannruts ~ modrr.
AZ. rccs. l,jiO Madi,on-ayc.. near
loith-st.
>SMAKEE-Fiist-c'a,,. in private
, "a, by me day p"fiicct r. cutter ana
u. II 4 I
town Oaice. Lac Broadway.
EESsMAKING.-First dre>sma.,
or; Lordon and I'ars styles; suit, madf
from ~ up. NJ. BUTTON. s4l Gth-aV".,
near 4oth.st.
DKtSSMAK EH and scamstress wishes
a couple ol Uice fnmiiir, 10 sew for. Adj
drc-s 20 Wet 3lst-st., basement.
DEEsSMAkER, experienced, wishes en-.
aagcncnt in private families; also re-
modelling and children dresses. VI.
lANENS. 81 East 10ist-st.
FEEN IL DKEs>MAkEH. good cutter
ana httcf. wishes "a few NOR" customers
by The day - so. Address Mile. II MEL,
35i Wc-t 22d-st.
LADIES TAILoRING.-LAdlc,' own
materials made up into jackets. coat. ulster.
ana copcs; cioass all kinds altered and
rrwodeil,d. GKEiG. I3l Wet 2cd.-t.
MADAME KEYNOLD Is now ready for
winter orders: ladies desiring her services
may send carl to 2o3 East 4oth-st old
customer please motto.
NILE. PATCNON. Rofos . Mon.
teauN. 25 East Gl>t-st., corner Madison
aNc.-Pasls costumes cloaks. evening
dresses very reasonable; also French satin
cor.cts, 50 only, orders made at short
notice.
SEAL GARMENTS rclvc1. repaired
refined. al,e'ci and rcmodell"d 10 new
shanc,. and latc.t -tylc cape. "'.lm'tes OF
cost civcn. GREIG. 1871 West 22d-st.
SEAL sACQUEs redyed, repaired or
made into fs -hlonablc capes. Mr.. BAR
KEl.. llj West 3Jth-st. l. years Win
Gco. Smith. London. ana Gunthcr's Sons,
5,h.avc.
THOROUGH DRESSMAKEH desire.
cpgare1 az by a. or week Y or ON OF
l.. Bov 500 1912 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-06
TIE DEFEAT or LOBENG TIA.

A BRITISH PROTECTORATE NoW IN ORDER
From Tho Baltimore American.
Having conquered Lohensula. Great Britain VIII
now proceed 70 ~ i"cf' his territory WIKI her
usual neafness and dispatch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-06
Real esiats tUaniro.

CYRILLE CARREAU. Agent, Grand'
o. and Bowery. solicits property " rent
manage sell or tr1dr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-06
for Sale.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-5co Second.
haGd wood ana iron wof"lhS wa. .,d
fully guaranteed; machinery p"..h' III
exchanged. GEORGE Is. EDDY 90 MAUI
son-st.
ATTENTION Sewing machine, OF al
kind. new. 80 good rccOnf-hand' 81,
cash or credit; exchanged rrnt'n' Nv
EAUSCn's 2.1jl 3d-aVe.. 1isth'-t.
\ GREAT OPPORTUNITY Msenin'
cent 800 uyre ht. sl3O neN al inpy,vvso,
rent, three pedals guaranteed loo WV
93d.st
BEAUTIFUL gold chair. - 80 ic-
duc.d from - 30. warranted - remain
brilliant gold gr ut "A rice. GOLD 'lINll'
NAN FACTU EEKs. $50 Gth-asc.. b-t"''"
2l-i and 22d ST..
FOR sALE.-vcfy fine 81. Bernard
pups, rough and smooth coated ,h'nip'yn
llcspcr and Champion Ben l"inond 100
a certificate Of register with each prp pnln
70 be scen az flatand.. ST. BiI.NA y
KENNEL, Old flatbush-ase., flatlaNu''
l.. !.
FOR SALE.--nc dapstln. one wi0dla-,
and stccr!ng-g,ar Of ac0-ton three ni"s'eu
schooner also set Of sails; almost nav. ~
DONOVAN & son. I57 south-st.
GREAT sACRIrICE.-Closing out cle-
CANT gold chairs. ouly ~ 80 rctailci cl g.
where for ~ 20: come early, AVOID the iusit.
GOLD CHAIR MANUFACTURERS. %
Murray
MUSICAL BOX. tune inditcr, r!ihIr a.
! facLments. entirely new. l2 tunes. rneN
inlaid rosewood case. % inches long. cost
| 200. sell $50. 23o Broadway. Room 20.
| sAtES.-we have made up 100 frst-
class house safes, guaranteed hrcproof
| our price. 41S worth ESQ. Call and ex-
amino them. p. II. GROSS. 4OJ Bway
100000 WEALTHY family mail order
names. covering NcwNEneland, Middle
states, Ohio, Indiana. Illinois. Michigan :
very best Just compiled by personal car.
vas,. MERCHANTS, ADDRESSING AND
MAILING CO., 10 wall.st.
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r, ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBsCRIp-
uN S w FOR THE NEW;Y0kK TRiB;
sVFisws 6ri IL hI ~ i.a1s Sr 10
VrSss north q Thirty .nrst-st-; and AD-
Of1sss snEN1S q the following Branch
scSrs, vxx Eghth-aye. !eo Thir6;sve..
seysen scrty-seveiith.st 100 East Forty.
ins M q: Issr Third. ave. i'o25 TSird-sye.,
w. 14'xt2 :nrstst. l.SoS Firstaye. 100
"9seeond.st 132 CClumbus-aye.
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FURNISHED flats h)anteo.

uhul May. BY family Of adults. west
SSe preferred. Address GRANT, Trlbuhs
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-11-16
TAR AND FEATHERS
THEY WERE PREPARED FOR A
PREACHER.
A Michigan Mob Made Ready to Pun
ish Clergyman For Alleged Misde-
meanors. But ut the Critical Moment
Found that the Gentleman Was Not In.

CARLETON, Mich, No. IA mob of
nearly 200 men, equipped with tar
and feather outfit, camped on the trail
of the Rev. P. Born, a Lutheran min
lister, last night. His absence from
the place saved him from feather
dressing. Born has been the Lutheran
preacher at Maybee for four or
five years past. Recently he
has been paying considerable attention
to the wife of farmer named Hoch-
SCRABBLE. Last July the latter forbade
Born his house, declaring that he had
found the preacher in his wife's room.
Hochscrable's friends took up the mat
ter and sent Born buckets of tar and
feathers and letters threatening him
with coat of the same if he did not
improve his conduct.
Saturday night the party met and
prepared to execute their plan, but II
deputy sheriff with dozen men scat
tered the mob, many of whom carried
guns. About o'clock in the morning
about fifty men gathered about half
mile out of town in a saloon and or
ganized at once for work. One of the
number was sent ahead to see if the
preacher was at home. When he re-
turned with the information that
Born's house was empty they sepa-
rated, agreeing to meet again tonight
and close up the job.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-11-16
A SAD MISTAKE.
1t Did Not Matter, However. as no one
Knew Of 1t.


Mrs Foster was from New England,
and regarded life very seriously,
never shrinking or turning back from
the path of duty which lay before
her, but she never realized that
French was at all necessary until she
visited Paris. Then she had to rely
on a phrase book, which relieved her
mind Of all care, but greatly cXcr-
ciscd the mental powers of the ma
tiyes with whom she came in con.
tact llarper's Magazine relates
that her nephew who was studying
art in the French capital, secured for
her an invitation to a reception given
by famous French artist. Mrs.
Foster went accompanied by her
nephew (and the phrase-book). She
thought she knew just where TO open
it and read her lines. She was intro.
duced in French to the artist He
spoke in French. her nephew replied
in French until the dear old lady got
bewildercd But she felt that she
must say something, so she opened
the inevitable book and read off the
first sentence that met her eye. Civ
ing it the true New IIanshire twang.
The artist smiled sweetly, but as Mrs
Foster saw the translation in italics
after the sentence she nearly tainted,
As her nephew lead her away, how
ever, he congratulated her upon her
introduction and her knowledge OF
the language.
but, Henry" cried his horrified
aunt, Did you hear what ! said? !
asked him how soon we could get
something TO eat-that's what asked
him-ir French"
Her nephew smiled; he would have
liked to laugh. OH he replied
Ibid you? Well. auntic, it doesn't
matter, for he asked me what il
thunder you said, and | told him
didn't know
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-11-16
The imick Discovery.

On another page of this issue is an
exhaustive article on the treatment
and cure of consumption. The subject
has lately been brought to the atten-
ton of the press of the entire country
as result of the action of the Michi-
gan Board of Health in declaring
consumption contagious disease, and
recommending isolation of affected
persons to special hospitals erected for
the purpose. Should other state boards
of health follow the example of the
Michigan body, it seems impossible to
measure what the consequences would
be. The New York Recorder, actuated
by that spirit which should pervade
every editorial sanctum, offered a re
ward of $1,000 to any physician effect
ing cure for consumption. The offer
was promptly accepted by DR.. w. T.
Amick of Cincinnati, who had already
distinguished himself by curing some
patients selected by the Cincinnati
Post, newspaper The management of
the Recorder selected ten patients in
various stages of consumption. The
article referred to tells the story of Dr.
Amick's success and of the payment of
the $1,000 by the Recorder company.
DIR. Amick shows not only his willing.
ness but his great desire to have his
treatment impartially tested before any
money for the medicines has been cx-
pended by the affected He offers to
send to all local physicians, regardless
of school or code or creed, test pack
ages of his medicines sufficient to show
just what results will be produced in
each case. The fact that these outfits
are only sent to the patient through
his or her physician is a guarantee that
they will stand the test to which they
may be subjected by medical experts.
DR.. Amicll is willing to let each physi'
cian and each patient judge as to
whether he has accomplished what he
claims. There is already the testimony
of physicians and patients who have
found reasons for endorsing the dlscov'
cry. In the face of such evidence of its
worth there can be but little hesitancy
/. in pronouncipg the discovery great
| boon to suffering mankind, and there
fore of Incalculabie benefit to the whole
human race.