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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-16
The Latest Branch Of Investigation
by Uncle Sam.
gov CHEMICAL PRODUCTS OF The BODY
Are Affected by Cheerful Or Un-
pleasant FEELINGS.
PROF. GATES DISCOVERIES
Written for The Evening Star.
IE GOVERNMENT

HE GOVERNMENT
IL about to start a
psycho-physical lab
oratory. Prof. Elmer
Gates will probably
be engaged to take
charge Of 1t. His spe-
cialty may fairly be
termed the newest Of
the sciences. 1t deals
with matters which
hitherto have been
deemed beyond reach
Of investigation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-16
All Kinds.
From Truth.

From Truth.
Observation-Disclosures is progressive IN
its tendencies"
A member thercof-'1 know Il. We've
had euchre and peirO. and now it's whist"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-16

ANklNG Is IhE
biggest walled city
of the world. and 1t
IL one of the most
wonderful cities of
history. 1t was more
than COO years old
when Christ was a
baby, and its munich
pal hair was gray
with the age of 100
odd years when Mo-
manned first saw the
light of day. The
DrpSAnt wall which
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-16
Probably She Would.

From Life.
Reggy-'Tf you had been drinking a cock
tail and kissed a girl afterward, do you
think she would know it?"
Tom-"If 1 kissed girl think she would
know it, whether l had been drinking cock
tails or not"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-16
The brooklyn Bogic.


From Puck
Mrs. Prospect PaIlze sSevcre,y)--"Sow
EgbcrI. IL mammals Ht;le man doesn't cult
crying anj he gooj the trolley cars VIII
come and catch hani
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-16
A Visit to the Biggest Walled City
of the World.
THE STORY OF ITS WONDERS
The Famed Porcelain Tower and
Its Massive Iron Top.
A VISIT TO THE MING TOMBS

copyrighted 1894, By Frank G. Carpenter.)
NANKING, China, May IL, 1894.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-16

marvel 1t lies today in front Of the vice
roy's arsenal, where the finest Of modern
guns are being turned out for the Chinese
troops, and the steam whistle which calls
the men to work in the morning makes its
hoary particles vibrate. and 1t wonders, l
doubt not. with the ghosts of it's builders,
who are supposed to hang about it, what
sort of devils are working at their magic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-16
Z o,,.~N Y. Ce4..,As~
WASHING SMOKE.

A New Method of Dealing With the
Nuisance in Cities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-16

a fiber to a brain cell at the other end.
Eacn brain cell is in itself a very complex
organism and may be hkened to the brain
of an insect. The cortex contains many
millions of cells. Some OF them comrnuni-
cate directly with various parts of the
body, while others obtain and transmit in
telligence through a central in the middle
of the brain. There are minor centrals
also.
The brain is considered ordinarily as con-
fir ed by the skull, but il reality 1t extends
to all parts Of the body. The spinal cord
has memory, and in a sense. may be said
to think. Scattered all over the body are
krots of nerves which are actually little
brains, having power to register impress
sions. These knots are called ganglions;
there are hundreds of them.
An idea having been registered by GER
tain brain cells. the awakening of activity
in those cells reproduces the idea and
makes what is termed memory.
Suppose that the sight Of a red bird pro-
duces a change in a cell of the sight area
of the brain, which is situated in the occi-
pital lobe. peculiar sound makes an
alteration In a cell of the sound area of
the brain, in the temporal lobe above the
ear. No connection between the sight and
the sound existing in the mind, they do not
arise in the memory together But IL the
bird were seen in the act Of making a
sound q fibre connecting the sound cell
and sight cell affected would become de-
veloped almost instantaneously. Unde-
veioped fbres connect all the cells any,
way, but II never used they are not de.
veloped.
Being connected by an active fibre the
sound cell and the sight cell would have a
tendency to act together. The sight of a
red bird would recall the sound, and vice
versa. One may make such associations of
ideas wholly artiflcially-as for instance.
that Of q red-headed girl and white
horse. Words and music are Familiarity
associated in everybody's mind. The music
helps one to remember the words. and con-
vCrSely
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-19
- WALL STREET.


NEW YORK. November is,. 1901
To MI Holders Of Reorganization Re
crIDts for securities ~ the Richmond and
West Point Terminal Railway and Wnrc-
house Compnn.. Richmond and DnnxlIlc
RniIrond Company and system. East Ten
ncs.cc. virginia and Georgia Hallway Conn
pnny and System;
and offer November Cd shall be prepared - 20
ceve Certificates for conversion Into
securef. NJ provided tho plan u reorganization.
Each holder deliver to Us all REORGANIZATION Ger
,ncatcs held by him the various old securities which
VIII bc scheduled consolidated By us one hundred
schedules IN Doe iaAen bJ each business day,
ami new III eAchanse. viii be de4'cfeI %
the follow iny day
Al REORGANIZATION "c-tncntc~ tu7iess 80 h"arer')
~ ST BE INDORsED ~ BLANK. ard. II stock "a de-
sired IN my oleg ihan that appearing on te ''''
- the decentralization certificate. IT. assignment must p
nede,d hcfof, NyAry Public or au'aiel - some
person satisfactory 10 us.
Tie new bonds are T.. $1,000 each Pcr' ms eA't'' %
fractions = "A bond or q share either -'l 'N'
.fiDnA fo q Will sell them such hn' ms a.
ilay necessary euute them 10 al entire BONA ID o."
entire flalf. -. no
Holders transmitting Determination 'crNcats ny h.'
m ~ indicate whether they Wien u s"41 "i ~ s"
and whether they wish fh" ne" ~Nii'''9 S'
hv o. ,istcrcI mail hy express ~ their 'Np'I8' -
DHENEL. MORGAN "A 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-19

r.i 2gs5s1
American Sugar Refining OF course, nuctuated
as is manipulators saw fl. it's variations nav
ing no real significance. The excuse Tor me
decline IF the week was possible hosuIe
LEGISLATION against the Trust when Congress
meets Reading was not only affected by coal
war stories but by the prospect OF litigation III.
,,olyin. the success II the Olcoti-Earlc plan "f
Manhattan's discoura@lng an
nual report accounted for its decline Govern,
ment bonds were weak In view Of the new bohd
issue. with marked distance between 1lu "' ~
asking prices. State issues were laTgrN uenI III
within narrow changes in rates me idi'""f
bond market was more buoyant than the sloch
dcnartmcnt and prices were well sustained.
The London market was strong ana rates o,
diecount were a little better \ slightly improVei
opiniOn prevailed apparently concerning Ni n'
can securities, but It dd not improve un Hhs,
pritieh Consols on Thursday touched the highest
noint known-1027s The Bank Of England mace
no change in its minimum rate Of discount
which remains at per cent In Parls 'hr mar
|et was less firm. Gold Is still imported 10 France
from England and million or more Oh d"llars
was engaged in London to be sent TO america ca
probably to buy Government bonus VIII u 0,,
Saturday the rate OF exchange in Berlin was
yearly at the gold importing point for that city
We have received the following notices
J. Edward Simmons. chairman or me D0nu-
hoIders' committee OF the Chicago ana Northern
pacific Railroad Company first mortgage per
cent bonds announces that meeting Of ue
registered holders Of the United states trust
Crnnanv certificates Of such securities VIII be
held on Monday. December 3, at 1880 a. m, at
No A. Wall-st ,,,.,,
The Reorganization Committee Of the Atlantic
ord Pacific per cent guaranteed trust
aoId bondholders. Francis 5. Bangs. chair
nan announces that the associated com,
mitees of Amsterdam 81, rranH Hdo y, a tha
&c bonds: that until December 3 the state
Trust Company. Of New-York. and the Shawmut
National Bank. Of Boston. VIII receive Donus
,atnct 70 the reorganization agreement. and that
bonds deposited after that date VIII be SUBJECT 10
a penalty OF $40 per pond'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-19
American Investment Co.
Of Emmetsburg, Iowa.

WHEREAS. under certain inlonturc dated the 2lih
d., II July IS, between 3D." American Investment
Company of Ermetsairg Iowa. and the undersigned the
Mercantile Trust inpay Of the city u New YORK 49,
Trustee among other hings provided mat ~ cas-"
lcaut shall hc by said American Investment com
Iqny IN the payment of Drlcnturc bond issued unF
tl + SAID agreement. tn" interest upon '""
default shall cnntnu" for sixty days u'i
s1ia shall proceed 81 oTce to collect or s"i tr
securities hands pledged for the payment or the
apply tho proceed. to f'"ir recrwpi'ni ana
WHEREAS default has hroa made In To" payment OF
the interest uJpI. d"teniur's or som" - iltn IN
Guided I, Series H. u, =. -. T.. f. q. j. *, l.. NJ y. .,
+. r. S. r T. Y. and !. In each - said series 81
under sai' nj ami the sam" has continued for
sixty days. AMI
holders large said dehenturcs, and n
the deienfurs included each said series to pro-
security provided n aid aef'em' nj
10y e.: securities lis hands pledged for
the payment of said dci"ntrr"s,
NOW THEREFORE,, the Mercantile Trust Company. "a
Trustee. hereby motto" that viii on Friday. IN"
ifth day Dccemher 1885,. the R"l Esta ENchang'
Auction Room Limited. 40 - Liberty street. In the
York - b 0'cilcn ~ the forenoon p'-
public rr'ton all no" s'clritics pledged
with " under each and an = said s'ri"'.
The securities aIp"rtnninc co. each s'fi'' ana pledged
security the adventures included n said series VIII
be- offered separately uut'r terms ~ sal" which VIII "
announced at tte tirir q sale Printed iis's ~ th'
To- IN. Mercantile Trust CeWpany It's Office. No 10
Iroalvav IN tho CIV = NV YORK
Dated. New York. November I'm lsoi
The Mercantile Erusf Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-19

A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTION FOR
n THE NETWORK TRIBUNE WILL " Ri;
wat ID door north Of Thiry-hrst St; and ADV E az
TiSEMENTS the following biaheh CinSgs. 20,
i57 Fourth-ave Foareenth-st; $50 Third-ave 200
sixty nrs-st: Los Firsave l0G Wes Forty on W
f,o,r,eenh-s 257 Forty secondst 35t Third-aVe
o .nd PC, az ThirdaVe between One-hundred
an1 twelfth and hundred and thirteenth SITS
A. the HARLEM OFFICES $50 East One,hundred.nnd-
,,cn,vnfh at 2i3 One-hundred- twenty -nfth
and 800 West Onc-hundred and forty-hfthst up 10
IN B-ookIyn az G3 Court IS broadway F. D. l26e
redf ,,l-ave w ~ 4. H., at regular Office rateA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-19
financial elections.

NETWORK. November 81 1921 .
A MEETING, Of The Stockholders of THE
~ JEROME PARK VILLA SITE AND IMPROVE
MENT COMPANY Will be held at tho Office Of the Com
PAM Room - 40 llj Broadway. In the city ~ New
York. Monday November 18th: isp4 az Il oci'c&
NJ purpose OF 'lec'ilg Directors Of the "a
C0mpan, the ensuing year and for such other buss
ness as nay be- prougnt before the meeting
Tho polls viii remain open from II O'Clock VI. to l
O'Clock !. II.
By order Of the Road ~ Directors.
WILLIAM a. DIER
Ant.
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: o.: 1SIANn clrY RENENIE BONDS

4 O\i, ISLAND CITY KEW lN' l. b'->'H
IL AND GENERAL IM!'KONEMENI bpNuS. 49,,
sealed proposals for the pure hase :" "ny pt 81 ,n'
f,nwing Long Island city Bonds VIII be received NJ my
arce until November - 1891. al II O'Clock a. m when
they Will hc publicly opened ,,. ,.,
under ,hauter 500 ~ the Laws Of lSNl ana IN" acts
ar,.ndng The same payable April Isl, l"i
General Improvement l"nu7 issued
of ~ lsH, follows. VIZ:
,a,,tc Anrll lat isp S3lVD payable May lst
1850 sii5 payable september ls lNf' StiVp pAyn-
s3l.J,O. uayatl" Seu"inr"r Isl
100. s,5 800 payable September lst lN' s22"v' pay
able September Let. 1911. .,.. s-on 1901, ,..,
The H. nts re ali Of denomination oi -" ana nave
half-vearly interest coupons attached it'psas WIZ
-, The Hind and amount Of bonds desired and The price
nor sin, thereof exclusive ~ accrued interest No c9ndl-
tlona proposals proposals pF '''s'"P ." "''P"'"S
Will bc entertained .n,. al al h,t. 80,
Tn. right reserved To reJeV' "hS "'" ~" "'"s "''
doomed in he interest of the city
The purchaser the said General Improvement bonds
"a, insialmcnts ~ say s'n.WD per
nn1h as the money be required To pay Tor the I'M
bonds being Issued I" pay the eN-
,enscs for constructing paving streets etc etc,
and The property benefited Will be ASSESSED 'r me same
rh h,,ds are therefore, practically Assessment Bonds.
A''b '''''" >'''' FREDERICK W BLECkWENN,
CITY Treasurer and Receiver.
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hINrn STEEET. -Snpreme Couri. CITY ano

] ~ ~ New York; Charles W Haskins an /
Henrietta Iasins substituted Trustees etc pam
urs AGAINST stephen Wright anu 9th -. DEFENDANTS,
In pursuance Of Judgment ~ foreclosure ana SAT-"
h,. rim. lav IL November lN'l ami duly
entered filed the thoH" entitled action on me l'tn
of November. 1891 In the Office OF IA" CLERK or the
New York | the undersigned kef'lrr
In Judgment named Will sell a. public auction ~ tl'
Estate Salcsooni No III ifroaiNaN IN INC
II York. ia. County ana stat. or New otk
on the i'm day of December. 1871. al y O'clock noon
hv William Kennedy nuconrer the lands ana premises
IN said Judgment mentioned and therein il scrheh as io
lows. An that certain lot of land. with the .uiihln;
thcroln situate the CITY Of New-Nork bounded ana
i.scilrd as follows beginning a point In IN, souu-
orly line Onehundred and ninethnh street Hisan. .r
hundred eighty nine feet ,lN9 ~ ciS'iy li" ,''
point 4 Intersection - the 'astcry linz 81 Sew MN ave
nue. ns viaencI with the souhery line Of on nun IRE
nrd-uin...uth street. running hence s'uihrrN p"el
AZ fh. aid VIII extends hundred up frt ana e"N'h
INN eighteenth street ana one hund 'i-ahn mn"
t",,, .r.t thence easterly along tn said middle Inc
~ IN. block eighteen Nsl feet. theme n'rihery ana
a,,in n,ralel with seventh avenue. through anotner
~, M vail - lar said wall extends. one hunifei
on feet and eleven I'D inches To the southefy M ..
and nineteenth street AMI thecr ws,.iy
hing fh. ,outhery line Of Dnc-hunirei-9n nineteen
sr.,t .sheen tls to thu point or plc' Oh p's !"
~
''''" ~ EDWARD /. PATTERSON. Referee.
ANDERSON. ROWLAND x MthRAl'
Plaintiffs attorneys.
Wall Street
New-Notk CITY.
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THE MONETARY SITUATION.

The monetary situation showed signs OF an,
p'oyement-slght signs. but real Rates M
inclined to stiffen up bit. and there was a. nd
hardly at all and may be quoted finally as loi-
lows Call money, per cent; w for thirty aays,
"a Tor sixty days to four months; ior I'VE ~,
OK months. Commercial paper showed no ,, ~
srease In supply; nor was the demand sIo"SS''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-19
CHICAGO g. NORTHERN PACIFIC R. R, co.
First Mortgage SO Bonds

A meeting Of registered holders OF nitH H'i,
Trust Company certificates VIII b. hrid "n 'iV,ua'
oe"'''' o. " }. EDN ARD SIMMONS,
.u,rRMNN EONDIDIDEItS' COMMITTEE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-19
Conntrn Doar0.

II GARD - reasonable rates. caa DE- had a. Is ; Gin
ID t0rsf East Orange y an lmproy ements including
steam heat. formerly Mr. Ircncls Al Ms. ROWAN.
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Bankers an0 Brokers.
Eipi0cn0 Notices

- TILLWiIL-BIERCE and SMITEl-VAll.E
- CO.-payton Ohio Novembtr 10 1>9i.-The regu-
iar quarterly dividend Of TWO 90 PER CENT On me
p~'f-r.rI stock OF This This day declared
payable December |. Transfer books will clrsr on tn
10Th inst VIII o., rDp"ned Dee nber l. Checks
for the dividend VIII 3D.. mai.d from this ,hre.
SMITH, Tr.lslrtr
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,, The bank exchanges Of the New-fork Sleai,as
House last week were 1864 700 2O5 and the num-
Der OF shares of stock sold on the Stock ExchanT'
CO.,
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81 Wall Street.
York CITY.
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The Mercantile Trusf Company.
RICHMOND TERMINAL REORGANIZATION

ny LorIs FITzGERALD rrcsllent
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| will pay one hundred dollars re-
ward for information that will en-
able me to prove who is the author
Of the falsehood that | used, in any
way, any Of the flesh of Mrs. Shu-
bells COW, which broke its neck
Monday. l skinned the COW for
her. but none Of the flesh was used
by me, or by any one else, except
for hog feed, and all reports to the
contrary are malicious libels.
It, ANDREW ScHERER.
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Deiic alton OF the Soldiers Monument.

On Oct 18th, as announced in
the COURIER last week, the Dubois
County soldiers and Sailors Mon
ument will be dedicated. Mr..
Durlauf is now busy p.sting on the
inscriptions, and workmen are pre-
pairing the stone that will surround
it. The Committee Of the &. A. X.
have invited ex-President Harrison,
Gov. Mathews and Capt. w. X.
Myers to be the orators Of the day.
So far they have not received ans
wers from Gen. Harrison or Capt.
Myers, but as will be seen by the
following letter, Gov. Mathews has
promised to be present.
INDIANAPOLIS, Arc. 30th, 1894.
]. GRANDDAUGHTER, Committee Du-
w. 5. HUNTER, bois County Sol
WV. A. TRAyLoR, iiers' and Sailors
Gro. X. WILSON. Monument Associ-
ton, Jasper. Ind.
GExTLKxEx Your very kind invitation
to attend the dedication Of your Soldiers
and Sailors Monument October 18th,
and to deliver an address on that oc-
casion, il before me. 1t would afford
me great pleasure to be with you on that
occasion, and should nothing serious oc'
cur to prevent, you may expect me
However, couple my acceptance with
this condition, that you will let me OF
with brief address, az | will have bu
little time to prepare, and also the fur
lther condition that others may he there
Ito also address the audience.
Thanking you for the compliment con
veyed in your invitation, am, Gentle
men, Very truly, yours,
CLAUDE MATTHEWS.
Our citizens should prepare 70
, a large attendance that day, ant
: should decorate all their business
houses, public buildings and resi-
: dences, SO that the town will pre-
sent gala and creditable appear
+. ance. A great many strangers vii
!. be here that day, and good show
l ing Of the town, and proper treat
ment, will prove decided advan
, tage 70 its future growth. Peopl
e always want to live where a livel,
public spirit is shown. Get you
r decorations ready for use, and Civ
! the country's old defenders, and a
a visitors such q welcome as wi
make them wish to return.
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n. II. Wilson, Dentist, desires to in.
form the public that he will continue t.
make regular visits to Jasper; notwlth-
standing the report to the contrary. The
time Of which will be published in the
columns OF this paper and the Hunting
burg Signal He has no connection with
Drs. r. NJ. Green. +. A. Brown, and W.
g.. Downs, professionally. But has
made arrangements with DIR. Il. A. Mos
lby, OF Huntingburg. to attend all urgent
cases during his absence, without extra
charge to patient. II.
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Will those who are indebted for
Recorders fees to my late husband
please pay up as soon as possible,
and take their instruments from the
Recorders office? The Recorder is
authorized to receive them for me,
aud it will be great favor to me il
payment is made promptly.
HELEN +. LEMING,
st Widow of Brit. Leming.
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Philip billy. Of HARRISON town
ship, having received the highest
vote, was declared the nominee OF
the Democratic party for Recorder
of Dubois county, at the ensuing
election.
On motion Of Matthias Olingcl
the nomination was made unanl
nous.
After two hours. session, tn
meeting adjourned, peace ana hai
mony prevailing.
JONI GRAMELspAcHER, Ch rm
GEo. X. WILSON, Secretary.
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Pursuant to call of Chairman
John Gramelspacher the Dubois
County Democratic Central Com
mittee met at the City Hall in
Huntingburg on Saturday Sept. LIST,
1894.
The meeting was called to order
by Chairman Gramelspacher, and
on motion Mr.. Geo. K. Wilson was
chosen as Secretary Of the Com
mittee.
Chairman Gramelspacher then ad-
dressed the Committee as follows !:
Gentlemen of the Dubois County
Central Committee:
For the first time in the history
Of Dubois county you have been
called upon to fill vacancy upon
the nominated Democratic county
ticket, caused by the death Of our
fellow officer Britain Leming, late
Recorder Of the county, and NOM
inee for the same Office on the DEM
ocratic county ticket for second
term.
Cent ,men, considering the cause
of the vacancy should induce you to
fill the place Of Britain Leming in O
quiet and harmonious way.
The manner Of conducting the
nomination lies with you. Make
the nomination peaceably, honor
ably and to the best interest Of the
Democratic party. In this matter
let the candidates and the commit
teemen vie with each other as Il
which can best serve the interest o
the party.
| will not dictate to you in wha
manner you should conclude t
make the nomination.; you are LET
free to act upon your own goot
Judgment; your final action will b
accepted and agreeable to the Dem
ocrats Of Dubois county.
Let me admonish you as TO tn
character of the man whose plac
you are about to ill, make tn
nomination as unanimous as hi
own was at the last primary election
Also, bear in mind the truth a
expressed by our now acknowl
edged standard bearer at the lat
State Convention, Claude Matthews
Governor Of Indiana, bear in min
that your proceedings to-day Al
jealously watched by renegade
from our party, now represented 0
the Republican county ticket. d.
feat their anticipations by harmon
ious action. For weeks before POI
Bit's death, they have planned
bring discord and wrangle into II
Democratic ranks by this nomin'
ton. They have named q multi
piled host Of candidates, and use
their best endeavors to enlist one ,
more candidates from Bainbridl
township. Their efforts proved +
tile. Their objects were appareI
to the true Democracy Of Bainbridl
township; you will have the pro
before YOU to-day. A kind, goo
will is extended to the Democrat
Of Dubois county, to the disgust ar
chagrin Of the weather-vane head
the Republican county ticket.
This address was received viii
cheers.
On motion Of John +. McFa
the chair appointed q committee Q
neurology as follows: John +. M
Fall, VIM. M. Harris and A. 4
Hessemer.
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hundreds this and surrounding country
No. Upper Eighth Street Evansville Indiana
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Railroad Excursion.

To Louisville, tickets will be sold at
one fare for round trip Sept. 23-4-5, good
returning till Oct. l, ~, on account Of
German Am. Cath. Cong