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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-12-04
EXPECT no MEET IN HEAVEN.
"A Man Aged 10Y and HIS Wife, Aged lOA
Arrange to Identify Each Other

"A Man Aged .1O7 and HIS "Ho' A@
Arrange to Identify Each Other
From the Chicago Times-Herald.
AS a means ofidentifcation when they
meet in the great beyond, grandfather
Louis Dariom, now 107 years old, re-
equested. today that lock of hair be taken
from his venerable head and placed IN
the left hand of his companion OF elghty
years in wedlock, who has preceded hlm
in the valley of death, aged lOl years
He also requests chat when he passes
away, which. considering his feeble con-
dition and great age, is likely to occur
at any moment, a lock of hair taken
from the head of his wife be placed IN
his right hand.
To the minds OF many his request VIII
seem simple, but to this aged man 1t is a
deepseated faith born of strong though
somewhat superstitious belief
Louis Dariom was born near montreal
one year before the Inauguration ol
President Washington, and has nVeo III
this vicinity for half century
When he was 100 years old he could
dance like professional, and was re-
garded as one of the most remarkable
men of the day.
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DOMESTICS.

5000 yds. Best Prints Al to &c,
worth &c,
$500 yds best Ginghams 4 to sc,
worth Sc.
Entire line of percale at 1Oc worth
15c.
Yd wide sheeting at factory prices,
Checks homespun from &c per
I'D up.
Good Msttress Ticking DC per yd.
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Don't be slave to Rheumatism. DR..
Westmorelands Calisaya Tonic will free
you. For sale by Farrar & Farrar.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-12-04

Malarial produces Weakness, General
Debility, Blliousness, sLoss of Appetite
Indigestion and Constipation. Grove >
Tasteless Chill Tonic removes the cause
which produces these troubles. Try IL
and you will be delighted. 80 cents. 10
get the GENUINE ask for Groves.
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See Lowrey before you buy stoves,
sewing machines or furniture. He will
sell you.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-12-04

Shoes-button and lace -only Toe,
worth $3.50. Mems Shoes just as
cheap.
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ROYAL Baking Powder.
Highest of all ia Ieavening
sfren0fh.-U. s. Government Report.

A car load of salt just received-wil
sell cheap. G. G. LEWIS.
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3 Carloads. 3

5000 bushels Texas seed oats
just received. The finest quality on the
market. Get prices before buying.
+. 0. WnITCHARD Il co.
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For rheumatism l have found nothing
equal to Ghamberlain's Pain Balm. 1t re
lieves the pain as soon as applied. w.
Young, West Liberty, w. Va. The
prompt relief it affords is alone worth
many times the cost, so cents. Its con-
tinued use will effect permanent cure.
For sale by Farrar & Farrar, and Fl. A.
Wall of Brentwood.
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of her titled bridegroom-but God fore
fend and save America, its beauty and
its manhood from the degradation and
infamv of this ilustrious example.
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CALLED FROM DEATHS SCENE.
MRS. j. #. Gilmer Expires at Miss CHS
hOlm's Grave.

hOlm's Grave.
Mrs. Louisa Porter Gilmer died sud-
denly yesterday afternoon at Bonaventure
cenetury during the burial services OF
Miss Georgia Chisholm. Her death was
as unexpected as it was sudden, and was
great shock to her large circle OF
friends, as well as those who were pres
ent at the time it occurred.
Mrs. Gilmer was lady well known
and esteemed throughout the entire com.
munity for her qualities of mind and
heart, and beloved by large circle OF
friends She had been in the best of
health, apparently, and no one had the
slightest thought that the end was so
near. She attended Miss Chisholm's
funeral in company with her daughter,
Mrs. ]. Florence Minis, and was standing
with her near theMgrave, when she sud-
deuly fell to the ground and died almost
instantly.
Drs. w. w. Owens and T. B. Chisholm
were near by, but death nad interviewer
when they reached her side. 1t was
thought at first that Mrs. Gilmer had
tainted, and even when TIE fact of her
death became known there was no con-
fusion. As soon as possible the body was
taken charge of by friends and brought
to the city, accompanied by her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Minis, and was taken at once
to the family residence occupied by the
deceased for SO many years at Bull and
State street.
The deceased was one of the best
known of Savannah's many good women,
by reason of her social and family CON
nections and the prominence Of her late
husband, as well as her great activity in
religious and charitable work. The poor
of the city have lost friend indeed in
her demise. Savannah News.
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GOOD WATER AND Lors OF 1T.
Mi.souIa Is In Pref y. Fair shape in That
Resp Ct


N1ssor-IA. March Owe have good
water and plenty of it, said Manager Nc
Lpod of the water company TO a STAND
ARD reporter this morning. "lf you don't
believe il, come out to the headgate with
me-" The reporter accepted the invita-
ton and. after a delightful drive up tho
Rlttlesnake, the dam was reached. Here
is splendid water in abundance. Millions
of gallons run TO waste every hour, as
clear and pure as any water that was ever
seen. Not half or quarter of the supply Is
utilized, and still the wafer pipe from the
reservoir OH the hill is running fun all the
time, and the water spurts out ball way
down the hill like n stream from ny
draulic nozzle. There is water enough at
the headgate of the flume to supply city
of 10000 people. There is quantity suiii-
cient and quality excellent. 1t is mag
nIiicent supply.
Near the Feddersohn ranch n wing dam
has been thrown into the creek. and be-
hind this is a beautiful body of water. All
around IL tail cottonwoods rise, and the
place is a scene for n picture. The little
building which has been erected around
the headgate is filled with a constant roar
as tho water rushes into the flume beneath
for a two-mile flow to the distributing res
crvoirs east of the city. 1t takes JUST AZ
minutes for the water to make this run.
The Hume is little more than 10000
feet long, 2ix36 inches in SIZE, and
covered throughout its entire length.
1t was enlarged 10 this size
last fall and has carrying capacity OF
more than twice as much water as 1t now
delivers. The plank covering OF tho
fume is buried beneath two feet OF gravel,
so that there is no possible chance OF con-
tamination.
From tho distributing reservoirs the
water is brought TO the city throuth large
mains, the surplus being carried back
into the Rattlesnake above "Lovers
Lane" IN East Missoula. The city has an
abundant supply of pure water, taken
directly from the eternal SHOWS on the
mountains which rise above the source
of Rattlesnake creek and brought TO the
city IN such a way as to avoid all possible
sources of contamination. Constant
watch is kept of the stream IN It's upper
course to see that nothing finds its way
ipto the creek that would render the water
unfit for use. Nothing is overlooked and
although the spring season is at hand, the
water is pure and clear.
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Celebrated Man On q a." ebrtr"i Railroad.
Gen. lew Wallace the renowned Solltsr
statesman. traveller AMI author. pays this com.
pImru. 10 the CuIca.o. MIwduSee 4 ~ Iau.
Hallway M the ~. PAU krcHuJ Attrs-hccJr4
Ott. q. 1874
Il have Travelled an over the United states
and Europe. but mover before have / seen Sucl
magnificent train services aS 1 enjoyed on 'Ius
Milwaukee,. between tulca ID and =. PAN. TINS
Ir.yate compartment cars are superior - any
ihIu-. ut the kind 1 ever saw.
Ihr tram, referred 10 10y th' author 90 "Bel
Iur. are Nc.liuucl throughout, heated hs
steam --utcd Dos electricity and arranged WIKI
me famous electric bcrtu read NJ lamp.
y /. CoNLEN.
Asst. Gen Pass. Az.
81 Paul. M.uu
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When Little Ones

refuse to eat and begin to look
thin and pale, the wise mother
resorts at once to SCOTS Emul-
sion of Cod-liver Oil and Hypo-
phosphites. She knows they
will take it willingly, for there
is no bad taste of the oil about
it, and it will not make them
sick. Soon their appearance
tells the cheering story of re-
turning health. They grow
bright, active, plump and hun
CRY; they eat anything now.
With babes in arms it is just
the same. Nourishment! That's
the secret Of SCOTS Emulsion.
Don't be persuaded TO accept a substitute!
Scott Bovine, NY. All Druggists. SOC. and ST..
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MIsSOuLA GOSSIP.

MISSOULA, March 9.-James III. Cowan,
one of the leading citizens OF Corvallis, is
in town to-day on busin IS.
Frederick Karcher has filed n water
right notice, covering 60 inches of the
waters of So Ith Woodchuck creek and go
inches of Woodchuck creek near Florence.
William Brlbazpn and Nadia Darie
have filed a quartz location notice of
lode in the Iron IN Duntain district.
Sher IT McLau lhlin sold to-day, under
force osurc, lot IL in the school addition.
The tax assessment blanks are coming
i'm promptly tins year and the desks of the
deputy assessors are he lped with them.
Hon. f. w. Toole of Helena appeared in
tho district court to-day to argue the mo-
ton for new trial in the Mason aud
Glenn cases. The motion was denied.
An appeal will probably DO taken.
The jury cemm ssion, consisting of A.
NJ. Stevens, George Lancaster, Hermann
Kohn and c. ii. Hall, deputy clerk of the
court, drew the venIre of jurors for the
April term of court this afternoon. Here
tofore, only $50 names have been drawn,
under the law, which establishes the rule
that when the population of a county, as
shown by multiplying the vote for con-
gresham by four, is less than 10000, only
$50 names shall be drawn. The vote last
fall multiplied by four is moro than TO-
OOJ and 800 names were drawn to-day.
There has been considerable complaint
that leaky water pipes had caused a lake
i'm North Missoula opposite the round
house. Now that the water has disap-
peared, 1t is shown that it came from
melting snow, which sent small flood
down into a basin where il collected. The
pipes are all right.
The E,ieson children, who were injured
yesterday by an engine at Bonner, are rest
ing comfortably to-day.
The funeral of Adeline Fretwell will be
held from Lucy's undertaking rooms at .
o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
ColoneI Marshall aud w. NJ. Bickford
returned this afternoon from Helena.
The Missoua baseball team will reor-
game next week. when Paul O'Brien, the
nervy little third baseman of the old
champion team, will arrive from Pitts
burg To- captain the team.
Judge Francis, Joe Soloman and James
! Weed came in on the Occur d'Alene train
/ tins evening.
Ex-Governor Leslie, Judge Robinson
/ and Marshal Haley took the east bound
/ train this evening for their respective
homes.
/ John Keogh came down from Hamilton
/ this evening to spend sunday here.
/ John ID. Rowland went 10 Helena to.
/ day.
] Tho case OF Henry Il. Morris, charged
with perjury on filing on land, came NJ
this afternoon before Comm IS loueI
Smith, but was continued at the request
of the defendants attorneys and will
come up on March -. Postponement wa,
/ made TO enable the defendant To get wit
nesses. j. *. Wood AMI W. NJ. BIckfor,
appeared Tor the defendant and L. II
/ Leslie for the United States.
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WANTED > tn ttion by man with l. years
w eXper. ence to take charge OF any kind OF
consti uct on Best class Of build ngs sps-
ca ~. Best of references Address, box 40,
But. Q. Mont.
WANT D-POs ton as boo lkeeper or Of flee
w assist mt Mo ierat' salary CITY refer
ences. Address 4. b., tan lard, Butte.
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training she will be ready to meet her old

f. +. Sterling's handsome bay geldinG,
Little Frank. has recovered from his tenn
porary lameness and is now all right. lie
IS one of the showiest horses that are seen
in the streets here and can strike n gait
that makes some of the track horses look
sick.
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WANT ADS.

A DVERTISEMENTS under the head OF
"A Employmen Wanted" and Rooms TO
Rent" cent a word each insertion: TN er all
Otue headings, ? cents a WORD for the nrsi
Insertion and | cent a word for each subNe-
quent insertion. NO Ads taken for less than
2j cents.
CLASSIFIED y DIS. per line per month. .......Sl.2o.
Count words TO the lipsl
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TINO THE LADIES OF BUlTE-A specialist
Il of >at Lake CITY is nov lOcats1 n Buttb
and will b. pl tsed 20 me { tn lalies "a nsr
home. COnsula ion free for mon.lly irregu-
lar ties. Mime kesInor, 2Jl Wess PdrS stre5s,
Ru 10
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DEOPLE'S Emp iment Agen 'y-We surp'Y
Il private families, hOte 5, private boarding
houses. res taur nts and con ractOrs with all
kinds of hep We can pl ce al girls TO work
who viii call to the Peoples oIiics, OwSiey
b ock. Butte.
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wANTED-HELP

w ANTED-A girl to do general house work,
W German girl preferred. Apply 20
West Broadway Butte.
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4 OR Rem T. Broom furnished house. also 3
Y room uniurnished houss. Rent, S.. 4Sl
Kemper avenue ute.
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Hoods pills for the liver and bowels
act easily. yet promptly and effectively.
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After the grip, diphtheril, pneumon in D..
scarlet fever, typhoid fever, etc, II DDS
SarsaparIlla Is OF wonder. nj benefit IA
impar,ing the strength ana yIgor SO much
lpsIrpl.
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wANTED-sIrUArIONs.

NNTANTED-Positon as hou>eGeeper fortwo
w OF three gen lem n; nas had eXDerieuce
and Is q 81 class cook. Address Miss Nj G,
Standard, Butte
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Il OST-si r ward. Cne dark sorrel horse
i tn white ,tripe in face. weight, 1900 or
1 800 with col ar marks. ct TN 10 vi. .rtin,
35 West Centervil. as seen al Is mile house
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FOR RENT.

IOR ZEN Three nicely turnishe rooms
L Tor Housekeeping. 5l5 West 3Id ST., Ana
conda.
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NINIE IPANoFE. palms, AMI life rea isr,
NJ rp.d, pass p-e,rn- AM la.ure; gNes &C
.,.frtt.. ADV e on Z. AT ar, Al. le ol'-
ness or PROCESSION you are best ada 'tei .li.
Ia. nd -INea-s .Nprr .eucs. hIv.us Teii N
hands ol man. 90 the mos erlr'r4seA ~ -,
,,..~>f.. rnsu ant women oi the ass. hlst sN'a
ifpuoss4b.e Room l. Uui1n piocA, Anaconaa'
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WANTED At once engineer and washer.
w Anaconda It am laun Try.
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A GOOD RESTAURANT MAN with small
~ capital Can get the best opening In tIe
state TO make m Iney by addressing Foster &
Fox, Missould, Mont
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LOST

OST-SlOreward for the return OF my black
i 4 cocker spaniel dog, we RS S rap collar
and an ,wers TO the name OF RaStus. ID. d..
Twohy. Ciy Drug tore.
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IIOR II Mime store room, III Main st.
II Also on o hes o. furnlslel room in
PetritZ bu ldin. IN pes bus ness locdt on.
Inq ire or address to j v Pe.CltZ. Anaconda
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The many almr1rs of the gallant little
black mare, Florida, viii bc pleased to
know that her trainer expects TO cam
paign her tins season, her serious lame
ness having, 10 all appearances. dI,ar-
peared. She seems TO be IN perfect trim
and is as handsome ami attractive as
when she was winning Iaurels on the cir
cult. If the lameness does not develop in
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NOR SAIE-Two miles west OF Anaconda,
. j q airy ranch o. 49, acres; $50 100 dairy
cows ldress ID. Gr Anaco lda
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ITO RENr-A barn. Inquire at b. g. VI office
Il or 400 West Park street, Butte
IT YOU want To rent "A cabin, dwelling, store
L room or furnished rooms. inquire ).
Lewis 1886 South MAN, Butte, upstairs. roo m 50.
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FOR SALE.

EOR ~ALE-A fir tc.dss stock ranch, good
II location. Address con Allen, $40 NORTH
Montana street, ute.
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1t is too bad that Keith & McLeod's
Roxy and McEyoy's Irene l.. cannot be
driven together ali the time. They make
the pretlest and speedlcst team that has
ever been seen IN these parts. They were
hooked up Friday for "a spin anu every
body stopped TO watch them 20. IL would
bother most single horses TO beat tins team
in double harness.
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SOCIETIES.
NIIsCELLANEOU =

NXrANTED-lo g >chln e vacant lot for a
w house ana III. Wi pay d,fferen e in cash.
Address l., tandard Bate.
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w. a. Mentrum and p. J. McEvoy spent
some time al the DAILY ranch this week
and they are as loud IN their praise of the
colts up there as a native Bitter Roo,er.
They looked al tho colts IN the stables
and on the tracks and both # them say
that they never saw "A finer lot Of colts.
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Ben Kinney has some harness col is
that are moving we'll, and the speed that
they show would make many an older
horse take the dust. To see the v, arliugs
and 2-year-old sons and daughters of
Prodgal, Mascot and Mclroi speed
around the standard track like old cam
pa gners, Is a sight never TO be Iorgotteu.
Some of them show eighths and gu r ers
that are surprising. They are promis-
ing lot and work ike veterans.
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ADiE,-Dr Voreu's Frsncl emle pls
4 4 never fai. sa e alI sIrs SsasI - Par-
uIua-, 4c ; Aurum Meiclns 90, % STATE
81, Culcago, H.
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MRS. j. HELD, cl tirvDyant IN lie redde r;
wi IaIies 81 81 l at park street. ute.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-03-28

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. March 25.-The
case Of man living with the top of his
head cut off, and the brain cavity almost
empty, is agitating the surgeons of Grand
Rapids and vicinity.
4 week ago Charles Olsen attempted to
board moving train, but missed his foot
ing and fell under the wheels. His head
was crushed so that over half of the brain
fell ont, and when the injured man was
picked up it was supposed that he was
dead. '
Arrangements were made for the funeral,
but Just before the coffin was closed. the
uudertakers noticed movement of the
supposed dead mans eyelids and had the
body placed i'll bed.
Surgeons declared that Olsen was not
dead but simply in n state of como. BY
the use of electricity they managed "a
rouse him to a considerable extent. 1t was
supposed that he could last but a moment
or two, as there was nothing in the brain
cavity except few shreds oil gray matter,
but in a short time the patient began TO
improve. He could not speak but seemed
to comprehend all that went on around
him,
His recovery was rapid and to-day he
can sit up in bed and say few words.
Olsen does not remember anything in
regard to himself prior to the accident,
nothing Of his past life, and at first did
not even know his own name. The surgeons
will have Olsen examined by eastern
specialists. in order to find out how it is that
he is living. when according TO surgical
rules he should be dead.
y plate was put on Olsen's head and he
is doing nicely. He complains frequently
that he eau feel nothing, and that nothing
he eats has any taste. He has lost nearly
90 pounds since he was hurt.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-03-28

Registrar Colquhoun of the Board OF
Health reports % deaths for the week end
ing at noon Saturday. They are classified
as follows One each from bronchitis, con-
sumption, commissions, diabetes, exhaus-
ton, grip, cerebral hemorrhage. hemor-
rhage Of bowels inanition, cerebral mem
nights, paralysis, suicide and typhoid
fever, = each from heart disease, old age,
marasmus, meningitis and pneumonia.
and three from bronchial catarrh. OF
the deaths, l6 were of males, 10 of te-
males, u were of whites, D of colored l3
of minors. Is adults, and all of natives.
OF the births, 6 were OF white males, 3 OF
white females, and . of colored females.
The marriages were D of whites and of
colored persons. The deaths of the c0rre-
spending week last year tota!ed 20; IL
births as against 81 for the corresponding
week OF last year, and 8 marriages as
against 6 for the corresponding week last
wear,
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TRAPPED ArLAST.
Two Grant Army Frauds Who Have Been
Imposing Upon the Creduiity of Citi-


zeBs.
William Wilson and Louise Dixon,
with o number OF aliases, are ON trial in
the United States district court of Utica,
y. Y. charged with fradulently using the
United States mails. A long list of wit
nesses were examined and people from
many adjoining States who had been
swindled BY the alleged imposters went to
Utica to give testimony. Witnesses were
summoned from Wilmington, Grand
Rapids, Mich; Louisville, Philadelphia,
Boston, Lawrence, Mass; New York,
Buffalo and other places.
Wilson claims to be q Grand Army
man trying to raise sufficient money to
put Mrs. Dixon i'll soldiers home. He
claims to have fought in McUlellano
army, and was taken prisoner in the seven
days battle and sent to Richmond wher,
lie met the husband of Mrs. Dixon who
was afterwards transferred to Libby
Prison, where he died. Since that time
Wilson says he and Mrs. Dixon have
been wandering from place to place, and
have visited no less than 30 cities, includ-
ing Wilmington.
The case has been underway for several
days at Utica, and has been one of the
most expensive trials that has been heard
in the United States court there for many
years. The clerk has paid out Sl.7O0 in
witness fees and mileage, and the case is
not finished yet. The prosecution has
rested and the defence is putting iu its
evidence.
Wilson and Mrs. Dixon, who travel
under number of aliases, were in this
city about two years ago, and succeeded in
getting assistance from number of Grand
Army people 1t was afterwards discov-
cred that they were humbugs.
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d. coRnIr w.4RNER.
Resolutions by the Mems Chapter of st.
Andrews Guild.

At a meeting of the Mems Chapter of st.
Andrews Church Guild, held Saturday
last, the following minute was adopted:
ltis with genuine sorrow that We, the mem
bers of the Mems Chapter Of St. Andrews
Church Guild, express our sense nj the great
loss we have sustained in the death OF our fell
low-member. d. Corbit Warner. Erirf US his
earthly life has been, it was long enough 10
give him an abiding place in tho hearts Of all
who knew him. Earths clouds couid gather
above him, and the shadows fall across his
path, but he has passed into The noblcr activi-
Ties ri the life beyond.
While we bow in uuquestiunins tatth to the
wisdom and 1--we OF Him who dorth all things
we'll. we desire TO place on record ollr appre-
cation Of his manly, consistent Christian
character which will be precsus memory 10
those who knew him, and also 10 assure his
beroavod parents and sorrowing re'atiyes Of
our sincere sympathy and of our earnest
prayers ihnt the God of all comfort Will sus-
lain them Ia this deep afnictien.