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NIcIIm of ID IlIInr rrnE,.

HARTFORD, Conn, 'lny a.-Norlon
Reed lIas lu tHu HJrfua ..ru AS 70
result oi tue Ifiluy go ~, having corn.
mittud suicide by taking aTseHig while
huru1Tiug tHu Authorization that hu
was undur tho hypnotic intlIrUce OF
Sy'ngsli, the hnd man Of DuNauucT's
novel; Asked Why hc attempted tui.
c'iu, lerd replied, "BlnsuBe tuAt VIII
lain Svungu.i nypuOllz.d Wu. / tried g.
Sing tAlE niIcrnuou,uul how0uld not le.
me. Tho only way / can escape him
n by dying. DO you think uo eau
uyplOtlaa mo after / nm tsbJgp
lie wanted % know whether be
would see IHlby aud Little Billoo 10
heaven. Soon Aiiur this lac died.
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Pension Agency 10 Good shape.

WAHuSuIuN, May 3.-Dspuly Com
missi u,T 90 psu8l1nB Murphy lusl
returned from mOutn't tour of .u.
sprcuOn o., tsr pension agencies iu the
Wuft, rcpurt. "rhp san Fnnuiscl
uillcc / found ia boltuf shape thuu it
has been Coz ten yrGU. 4, has control
ui au uH'rmDus district extending up
o. Montana ami Alaska, ana uUwn Co
Rev MgEigD, Involving ava immense
amount Di work. I, WIS., 10 VOL aye.
gnmaUzrli however that only y0Ey
slight changes were atCyHsufy."
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DischarEod llio uauIor..

CHICAGO, May a.-Judge Windos to-
lay discharged Charlrs j and Frank
h. MeAluwurOit, iusplveut bankers,
from inuiclmeH q on charges Of ryCuiy.
ing money when they knew the bank
was tusDlvFui.
The point raired against the indicl.
munts was that Ihey mad expired, as mo
attempt had been made 20 Try the de.
iradnuB during sWD terms OF uuuu.
doadowCrot BrO-, ggo under renleuce
90 one year each, tue Cgse having been
carried " The supreme court.
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EuRusA, Cap Shay San old relic
has uctu urcuvurtl ln tuls city in the
form OF % German Bible printed In the
year 1915, Iu luu uaya OF Luther, by
WondyI lttchol Of StrUBburr. The won.
No Illustrated throughout with scenes
lnlntcu by hnuu DO water culofe. The
OrthugTlpuy BE- mixture ut tue Saxon
dialect aud the German Of that uge.
IL 10 Ia a wonderful a,sjn Of prrscrya.
tio1, hut WINS rebound about gOl ypOrs
ago. The relic b. tho property Of Geo.
knmgb who mas Hlrcguy been oliureI
over / 900 for u.
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4 Fino Lody Of ore.

LEADviLIE, Colo, May 3 - The
MoIoc Gold Mining company hus
cnusHt G1o body OF VIE IN their
shaft. II shows %. feet Of ore ana as.
says ls high as ten ounces 10 The ton.
ttuIso runs ffou 10 tO So per cont lead
Go tae ton. The strike be- % uuly JIM.
pItiBnt from the fact that this Boz the
lrt strike OF mineral % importance
Uast OF tho celebrated Little Johnny
gold niue on BtuuCr hill, Gud prove.
that the entire rlGuu Ulrt OF t.u
Johnny P miurtsl2 g,
The M1doc company Ia composed Of
eastern and Colombo capitalists.
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ono View ct thr settlement of tho Die
putr Win Ntrprugun.

NhN view hN N'NN MFNNNfNNFmA 81 hNtW hNH
putu Win Nicaragua.
LoSp5N, May a-Tbu Clrogio's
says3
The settlement with Nicaragua Is
muguauimous on lDr part OF the
stronger nation, which be- Iu the right.
The Nicararuaus calculated ON the
influence 0ta certain mad group of
Augucau politicians 90 overweight the
sensible, well formed opinion Of tho
general public aud rm0I5il tho two
branches OF tho AngIa.-HKou family.
OF course they failed. Nicaragua
90 missed 20 ply, Another OF The south
American republic. guaranteed thu
amount, Tho microscopic, EymtIug
communities escape EIu laughter
which 10 their due, lut they must
learn occasionally ih.. they 80 too Tar
ln applying thulr own methods ~ be-
civilized aud serious uptou-.
MONEY EEouyUL
NEW Yolu,, May a.-A special 10
tho Hyrid from Iyguclsallo, h0nIu
RAJ, .Hys.
4 telegram from Mauagun, ropor,s
nay mn, inT,r,r.itr f'y.I'rI ,s..,,i..,.
but mi rroY.N f1 meet f.s svii, '', w.,
lenses ~ srDBir. ..r ,nynIrnn O..
culIeC, the BIN % that should ua do.
NM g,vsy,,,.pt ~ Tt,rf,r.. n..
mnt,,. az .,rn.'i anr,aI 4, Iha 80
C,utrnI A r,rri,,, .i,f,. r-ran.f,,gt,,,.
alliance s,yt,,,, A. liz r,,g Iun,t,,,t ~, .
notbing nm Ge rynarf-t iTnr H.
IT1iIrt st,trs
TIN UNITED STATES uN THE BOND.
T,,p,. ,t.v .r... Irr.t.......
Telegraph C0mlHuy This afternoon
NlcH,s,,, S,s o,,' r, "' . ' ,, i','
ian ,,aysrnn,srf rr, ..I gyttt,,n n 49,
nIg6t nrIyIG.I ,,.1,,t, ts ..s.,,,,.t.'.i
bv tns Rr,t,.h t,,r.. orI MAJ -. "
Rrt,ip src.rt,t a., .n.r r,,,j.r ~
g,ars,,,,.. ,'.' Il.',..', -. nv, ~, ~,
6ona be .F.rutrt T5r 'tb,y cI,,i ',,o
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Tclorici iu vNn' Do HH.vu 90 Goo
Rainy Lake region Of ontario, the
wild HuI utmost iuHCuua .Iu.g tDIr'..H
That 81 best reached either hOu Port
Arthur or fIOm the mining lands on
the MlnutaItn side ui the llks. Ihctu
are now lrUtably $500 ina small ui.
tuci, where, with the exception of
Indians, not man was tJ Doc found %
year ugo. The minuB are rlHhiug Too
frpiiIy, coming fIum all psr,s OF the
M.LLL.
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Ready lUg "a Ion T. Journey
EALI LN,E CBg
May %, 1895.


E,ltOr ECfsrs' Nous
Last evening wa.n j yul limo az the
residence %, Elder Andrew Jensen.
Presidents wuIofI woodruff George
@ Cannon aud Jgsyr d D.. smith, Elder
T.. j.. llichnrIso' tuu Apostles, EIIcft
Angus 81. Cannon, Joseph j. Taylor
aud g.. ". puuF.su, uf tue Stake pTrs.-
deugy, a.HY Elder T. Stevenson uuI
UtHyr, with % good aYTukNuR OF Iudlrs,
aud the bWh1ITIg uf luu Seventeenth
ward, iu which the hust AMI bile family
reside, we're there. The gathering wus
oCgasllEtI by o. contemplated depart.
uro 0u tour around the world by
Brother Andrew Jensen. Tine time
appointed Co bugin This long Journey
De- May llth.
Daring Tine evening yzgriluu. To-
marks were made aud wIsuy. pAtuuJrI
Co. Tue historian lIl hs successful tup.
a uIJsriug wac lp-tuwudupUu thu head
nj Elder Jensen hy pfUsi tout George
q Cannon, boz which All lHiuel
lHr very convenient room Tor the
library HaI neatly full hlys Uf the var
D us periodicals Ut cur Utah home, uH
well as other valuable volumes, wac
dedicated by Elder T.. ID. Richards.
A tumIiu1gH feast WA then UaT
taken 90 Observation-Disclosures and social
aud pleasant yUuyyTssl 900 wrTU cue
I.ygI. Surely the host viii go ON hIs
Important mbH"u with U.uNput o..
mpmtauuy gi fnis excellent send on
H., -IINENaJS,
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..l loaEi May 3.-Thc World
~. -'ll.as salH Tho luuumrrablr
~ o. 3. %, is, Lawrence, will
s. -,.'l regret That uuls now 30 80
~. Z! Asl, Flushing, u. /. Dr.
s,y, nll ho reporter oftue Word
s',, ~ 'i'.1"ieneu wa- tullrrlug from
gr It.l''.'i Duo be- would NOD deny
E,.' ny ANeHl was afflicted with
~. .le doctor sali TINT Mr..
"u tIu va "' I'u'1
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The case 10 H.. OIlUru and Mu.
Olbrlgh W ~. a.. Brarislcy has been
settled 0ut OF court, This cssp was uu
appeal from Justice Locuru's court,
~ whom Judgment HgE rendered
against dele dnu' uui lu favor OF
plaintiffs FOR slGuuI, gugyigus reu-
dored by lhum "a taxing uNargh Of tnc
boarding house us the copper plant
and costs.
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u..LuLm MAIL.

YOKOHAMA. May @. The JupDucc
delegation, DHIa. llU, president o., the
council o.. ulala,Cr., uuI Count my..l,
Japanese envoy co Route O.. guup Foo,
lH order tU exchange Publications OF
tue treaty ui peace, nave been ordered
lu wlif 90 PORT Arthur until the rm.
pcrur of China uuiIHs ihr 'rogly,
PARIS. May Sine journal I,g
h.'giH learn. iflm ruilruuU source
tur. Japan HyH decided G. abandon her
drwanI Tor Territory boo The Lilac Iung
luuIrsIla. except Port Arthur 100 re-
turn 'gr WIursatIuu elsewhere
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Another Raid on Doctors.

Warrants were issued from COnmis,
riouur Greunmaus court late yesterday
against Ds, W. @, Mccoy CMrsJO. A,
Harrington ana Jabcz W. Taylor
charged with violations Of the medical
law. Dr.. Mccoy IL charged with o
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TT5ER EXPLOSION
-. Mn. Oio l.i,r The O.h''
BIean 10 AIon''
.,.,o,, INSTANTLY KILLED


r Across Ma''o May - 3d.
srin .,. .' ,pg American Powder
an' l .,. ~. blow up this moFn'ns'
$50 ,ts ,tlst iu 10 minute
% ,'', .., , ,ro believed to have O',p
o" i'' r. I. clo,c oy the mile
} ~ 49,, .-' s,s aud burned h'''''y,
81, . ,.' .o , ,hs biggest. tore nouso O..
i''.,- .,s,. containing 10000 pounds
g, .l ,,li' preventing 'hc saving
Finy men were ''H'
ai.'.'' lien mills. Anof tue hf'' eA'
.. employees iu tho corning
Z, H.s, ,ory 800 numDer rushed
i.'..5...lIBsaua escaped before
,'-.,rf,,It1 the mill lhsfe
lil. ,I..ssralatuJ ami incilstu
Frt ,,t isurrs. The cAIiusiau
imillsrtHru 90 the snrf0unu'
''-sBI ihe flames spread 10 tue
tfsiihu mills,
o. ''iir.taIIF UF follows!
t.,UiNrlI JD MGyuafii Mass"
N... Ng.1u MUtfia, Acton
-,,v'iawuai several childf1ri
.t window, South Acton
~. A. EHp, South Acton, leaves
Nv, ,5I EDS children.
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pEWRy, o. T., May 3-The Bank OF
Commerce OF Nuw AiTE failed this
morning. 10 commuuurI business with
the opening Of tho Cherokee strip, with
capital OF glUOUJ. JumisOn Nawt,r
10 president ana J. J, Blanchard
cashier.
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case. Mo MrFnsrnoy declines to DC
interviewed uUbgL
This puts at rest tue story that Angus
sni lbs associate, Luuiu Brcssu, COM
apired with MCLRuilIu Is Go. TO make
90 great wheat deal with tbs dead sen.
atUt's money.
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a GatiiuE Gun sent Against the
striking Lnbursfs.

HuSIfsUIJN W. Va, May a-l,.-
ports rnm tho mining uislugis UluuE
Norfolk uui Wyturn arc ui o. more
serious Ch.au'J. Several C1nI CNTs
arn r.rut.l uuuOd along the line,
Auau. a hundred CJl0TJd mineIs from
tue Elklatl region came o. this city
bent on duatrUyiug property. a
Calling gun WIS cont thu militia the
ngTnlLr.
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n,t,.tt Haru, nEaiu.t 1iiiiianairos
loo Hu,b iHr Them.

|nts.ti Battle pEaiust nilitanhircH
loo Hu,h inr Them.
wNnN. a., May a.-Fhu court
..ut gIay decided against tuu
arl sl.l1u Homo uf SI
I.suttult aglIu8. Russell Sage
|r.usus0i Jay Gould.
la.aINa. tom lhu order Of tho
uhm rflTmlug ,le ORDER Of the
n.i uu giIygtluE tho Union Pa.
Q. hHEiy company aui tho TO-
srr latli % uu mllu party de-
llii'l lbe action brought By the
ui Hsm1 of 80, Louis on behalf
tua.Ilsu ui Kansas Pacific Con-
llHl gai against Russell 5AEr,
AUs Gould alI Helen Gould Gs
uE.Tli We lat will % jay G3uiI,
0 lg Tue defendants 90 account
iiGtHUIulI0i 81. Nsj fHATgB 90 the
a. tsgE OF luo Denver Pacific
4'tl a1j Telegraph company, "
% ils.I value, with iltuIusi AMI
l'iA q 3lliWIUD, said o. have
iH3 t'gsIuy Withdrawn from luu
lH taluy f. mortgage executed
gaAllia ragliu,
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IlNaIlAfnIu,iar.- stamford.

'H fHNusau, May %. Special
tHlu, Attorney 10. N. Ne.
A'l tu received l0'y.taphic lt-
1855 um Attorney Druual
.IuiI iUu g.y.gumun, .uit Tor
aH,us. s,I.. JGuu Stanford
delay,
4.'..i.tI WaaTrruuIy boo Wash.
Hrgtup u the capital Do enid
la1.tutu.e.y Coz tau PURPOSE uf
al'a,hu lsW department the Jun.
ir l au immediate action uu
-l. ..I CHlm. alp had con.
IagHss that thu government
lJ.lsihe Fuil mad muklug u1
h-.i1 have % Terminated a. an
~ -llt but tho attorney urupfal
~ 4silhSt She government had
.i0'' In delaying tue hearing
saaa
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No iUu ty.uhlIg TNM anI.u a0.pn
officially cammun cat ID 10th state de
par munt
SANITARY UELaItAu stUtD
Hhid tu BE rrostrttou Alter % Restless
NlEHi

WA-IuNoIuS, ID, Co hprII SEQ.
Rotary bry.hlm pHfFtl O. Restless .Ht
Nnl toby H ali rr.s.rlru1. IHH
ncuicsymp.Um- ayrn.u.IdluBavrrIy
n.u Do is hoped that ig i.n u.uIHu g.. H
Tow days tho tCufu.-.y will NayF
gathered strength H'I i.ui 90 enable
H.m t1uuiuIiaau uV.t o. Iua.uy
MnlLLM L---rL.
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ToIIcT C0mmissI0nors A,a,uIour-Igu

Police Commissioner Asi,'u 90 UoalEu.
NEW huWs. May 3.-rar announce.
mout De- ruIU iHIs U tUuu.u iHst
Mayor Strong hBH s.b,t Tor the roslg-
nation Of Police IUums I1Uufs Mur.
ray anu kcrwin,N .uuI r,uH. g. lHnrl
Grant nul IuuU orc Roosevelt ate 90
ur Hpp3iniul 90 luUuu.I .t.m.
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aaII T,ylEln Cnnndn.

QUEBEC, May 3.--A gold iryor un.
IT.GSugulu4 iu Canadian ni5IOry Is
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BE- s'ay Upon tho npglico.
aa ,si,,t' .i u.gar Wide, tho
aib 'y gg Idea TO nlmlt tic pris.
|ts.r5Ss- '' me amount viii be tisul
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Wii Iotn tpr Waited stntss o. uodIut
tu Jpusu'z Quarrel wan Russia.

Will lola tNr Waited NfutrH O. MUulut
iu Irpsu'- quarrel wan gussip.
INV luus, Mhy GA cable " the
HUr'd itUm lUAiU sayE
THE government OF Italy uaU Offered
Go luiu .lr government ui tine UuilrI
aAlt. 100 gu uiigI, Go stt'H Us media
lsu tau threatened v8Llsgt between
Japan anu the turor EuT1Ipsu POWERS
-UuHiu, France Uul Germany, which
b I.ust against tue ratification uf tho
,Iuat, 90 peace hyuau6u lt provides .g
the gy4irK 10 Japan VI tbs Lilac Tuug
Iauilsup iu thu Chinese province OF
rHurf iNiug,
Only DIPLOMATIC ISTEUyEsu0S
LuNuus, May ia dispatch tl tho
NtgEdya iwm Pans ssya ,uat She gen.
rral manifestation OF FrHUyl Up.uluu
ugHIu-t French y.gtglJu cot japan has
at.Iu,uly rtlgu. lac NDt dg.drs ua-
Uuuu given tn understand that tlr 900.
iuTyHut1u Ny France was mwut 90 re-
purely diplomatic aud uApJftulatgry,
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A CHINESE TANGLE.
The Latest Developments 10 tls East.
Hl Question.
JAPAN WILL MOLD roR ARTHUR.


Tify TaS, hny a-Tbc emperor
OF China has decided 60 ratiiy the
treaty Of peace negotiated 90 shimou.
crrsy. The ralinc8tions will be- OK.
changed ut Che Foo on May s'h. Tho
miaado ratified the troaly ON April
goth. Prince llung, PRECEDENT of tho
Chinese council ~ ministofsuuI head
ing the foreign liliCC, absent ON sica
leave iJrs.mp time, viii now fc.umc
acliye control Uf The government de-
uaT,monts under bis control
Hor uuCu DIFFICULTY
pNs, May g.-Ihe Japanese min.
islariu nu interview publ.HloI in tue
f,yurO To-Day quoted a. saying that
the Intervention 90 the other lOwyrs
Do the arrangements for peace arrived
al between China O Japap Boo .I.y n
small aMo4fy. China, Doc aJ., lns
every interest 90 mtiiy ,ho lIr..y r.I
luANu JaIuu o. arrange Ha.tu.. uNIu
Co.. Lut1i ulu ulWuss, auI minister
Hl.I EsIa 90. JHmupHu u1.i au..Iu I.n
uHWuul % IUu ludUuuI'y .H 90"
Commercial HJuB g.ga ,au rul.
VI JIluu 10 JHuu.
rUNrH pruSHG
-r.NsUuNI AIry g.-Ia accordance
win % aH aal imperial p1Ir. H.uyI 90
prove. tnn feasibility 90 lHu JnIau,as
,uiuIuE frNu ~ Cuiuae have cut
tu, river UnafHm.ur near p.Elu,
EIIIu Hl irIuHry U.Fa boon flooded
uuI a uulaus luIuuso dFUWurU.
900. BlyHh minister 90 CuluH, 81.
N. d. O'DHuuuL hes gone tu N,EIu Go
make uu attempt 90 recover from thu
t.Irttr government tAe afF.BTs 10
CAV due Foreigners aoTviJs iu the chi.
urtu sIuy before ilu outbreak 10 hos
ulliirs.
lfHrl.H.f.IBf IIcu Isu That the
German YuIir.lu which took uu the
iulruul s. U.aA iD negotiate loan
with CaIua EuI that the Hong Kong
and Shanghai ugns 10 making HfFauE,-
meats Ion toe iDlg.
uEuLsrD 100 wAIu
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GOlng To- RenheE.

Judge Bartch expects to leave Tor
Beaver tomorrow.
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Continued on lays E,osJ
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-07-18
Rule to Appear and Plead.

Harvey Is B. Boyd Common I'm sh' Sisa.l SGo.' o, @
Lewis Lowery yGlsnn Butler Co. A. D.
No SO, June Term 1895 B. 16. Page 20.
Order of court AID rule to appear and
plead. Now June 22nd 1895; motion ot
S. 81. Piesol, Atty, for Plaintiff, Harvey
81. Boyd, for rule. and defendant Lewis
Lowery Glenn TO appear and plead, filed.
The above action being brought to en-
force the Specific performance of the
agreement of the vendee, as appears by
the record, and the Sheriffs return shows
that there is no person residing on land
bounded and described in the writ as fol-
lows: Being one lot of land on the north
west corner of Forest Ave, in Springdale
and bounded 3S feet by Centre Ave, IA
feet and inches by Forest Ave; 73a feet
by an alley, and la feet 9 inches by lot
No. and being lot No. 571 in VIM.
S. Boyds plan OF lots in Springdale, bein g
the same lot of land that Harvey Il. Boyd
sold to the said Lewis Lowry Glenn, by
agreement dated April 9th, 1891, and that
the defendant cannot be found in the coun-
ty the plaintiff by his Atty S. Il. Piersol
asks the court to grant o rule or the de-
fendant to appear and plead. Now June
%, 1895 1t appearing that the above act
ion of ejectment is brought to enforce the
specific performance of the agreement
against the Yendee and that there is no
person residing upon the land described
in the writ, and that the vendee cannot be
found by the Sheriff of the. county, the court
grants rule on the defendant, describing
the premises to appear and plead, return
able to next term. By the Court
June %, 1895. Rule on defendant 10 sp-
pear and plead returnsble to next term.
BUTLER COUNTY SIS: CERTIFIED PROM
TkK RECORD THIS q DAY OF JUNE 1895.
SAMUEL M. SEAToN.
PRoTHY.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-07-18

The Standard is paying s1.5o today.

Buffalc-Phillips is drilling test vel
near Monroe Station. He has 25 strings
of tools going in the county.
Brownsdale-Stage& & Leidecker have a
good well on the Hartung. west OF the
Nancy Adams. Campbell Il Fulton will
drill on the Schilling adjoining the Hsr-
tung. Thompson d Co. are drilling on the
William Douthett, north of Brownsville.
Butler-Drilling at the well on the W alter
lot was discontinued at 1862 feet, They
found no regular formation after the 100
foot, OF which they had 90 feet. The rock
pressure from the gas sand is about zoo
and the gas will be piped. Drilling at the
well on the Bredin place. across the creek
from the Fair grounds has also been dis
continued, and the gas will be utilized.
Boydstown-Eight wells that would
decide the fate OF the Boydstown and
Oakland twp, field were expected in this
week, but we have heard of but two being
completed-the Montgomery is in and is
looking dry, and the Hoon well is finished
and showing big. A new rig Is up on the
Hoon. and another on the Susan Beatty.
The Beatty farm well is doing about 10
barrels.
Sunbury-Heydrick & Co.'S. we'll on the
Russell will be completed next week.
1t was reported from Sistersville last
week that the Ksnawhs Oil Company at
20 feet i'll the sand on the Anthony Smith
farm, located one mile southwest of the
Carter Oil Company's well on Sanoho
Creek, had developed gas pressure that
was equal to that of the Big Moses on In
dian creek.
Collins d Hessley have finished their
No. Z Rittman, south of Cooperstown, and
have so barrel pumper; and are drill
ing, and rigs are up for 10 and IL.
Peachville-The Durkin well on the
Kepple came in Wednesday and is good
for Z or barrels
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Sure Cure for Hydrophobia.

Franklin Dyer, highly respecte d and
intelligent farmer of Galena, Kent county,
Nd, gives the following cure for the bite
of a mad dog:
Elecampane is a plant we'll known to
most persons, and 1t is to be found in
many OF our gardens. Immediately after
being bitten take one and half ounces OF
the root of the plant-the green root is
perhaps preferable, but the dried will an
swer and may be found in our drug stores,
and was used by me. Slice or braise, put
into pint of fresh milk, boil down to a
half pint, strain, and when cold drink it,
fasting at least six hours afterward. The
next morning repeat the dose, fasting.
Use two ounces of the root on the third
morning; take another dose prepared as
last and that will be sufficient. 1t is re-
commended that after each dose nothing
be eaten for at least six hours. l have q
son who was bitten by mad dog eighteen
years ago, and four other children in the
neighborhood were also bitten. They
took the above dose and are alive and
well to this day. And l have known a
number of others who were bitten and sP-
piled the same remedy. 1t is supposed
that the root contains principle which
being taken up by the blood in its circu-
lation counteracts or neutralizes the dead
ly effects of the virus of hydrophobia.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-07-18


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