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New-York tribune., 1896-06-06

TOOK GOOD CARE OF HIS son.
CHARGES MADE AGAINST AN OFFICIAL OF THE



CHARGES MADE AGAINST AN OFFICIAL OF THE
ERIE CANAL.
Lockport " y June ; (Spec.aD. -Piatts local fol-
lowers are somewhat worried charges that have
been brought against Superintendent; F. b. seeiy. of
this dvisol OF the Erie Canal. Seely Is the m an
who endoavOred 70 prevent George Il. thompson.
OF the Thompion Milling Company. from speaking
at Mckinley meeting here last Mlrch. intirat.ns
70 Thompson wi0se mill uses surplus canal water.
that II he attended ,he meeting he would be jeop-
arl.zng his business interests. Thompson spoke
st the meeting The charge is brought against
Seely by William G. ROnnsall. ex-foreman OF Jocks
ard John G. Toge ex-foreman Of carpenters. active
machine politicians. who fell into disfavor win
B-sa Ellsworth and were dismissed from the canal
service last fall. Mr Bonnsll. said to-day;
TIE charge s that Sup perintendent Scely employed
his ninet4en-vear-od son. Charles s Seely. osten-
s.hly as a clerk. but the pay-rolls which he
made each month and which afe on file at the
county clerks olicc. said Charles Srcy was desiS-
mated as a skilled carpenter. at a salary OF SIG"
u DAY. The total amount paid young Seey In 'h.s
way S5So. which Scely swore was expended for
carpenter work actually performed. Fose. In his
AFFIDAVIT swcirs that young Secly performed no
carpenter labor under him.
Mr. Bonnslu further said: II have letter from
Controller Roberts. which l cannot dvuise at pres
cni but there are most serious matters 10 be in
vestigatcl This Seely will be asked questions
which he will be t-oth"reG - answer. The con-
uoer VIII report charges to Superintendent Adr'dge
for a1d that oiicil WI rrfyT ne
era Will advise tn" latter a. to mai steps III 'he
case
Superintendent Seclv says he is not afraid Of an
Investigation lie admits hat his son Is on the rolls
a as H. a9o S charge thst Foses aidavit has
force. because Fogle as boss carpenter, ehIl
week reported young Seely as carpenter on MS
The canal patronage was usel here In a shameful
tbs spring anl last fall to control the eau
New-York tribune., 1896-06-06
WOULD HAVE HEADQUARTERS IN CHICAGO

Chicago June 5.-Ex-Chairman Jameson. or the
u.ruhltcan state Central Committee. will present
,.soluton tomorrow 10 n meeting of IN" committee.
calling on the Illinois National Committeeman ana
the delegates from ths state 10 81 ir'"is 10 WORK
o., the location OF the National campaign head
r,.rs In Chicago instead Of New York Dr.
Ia,ieson said the nomination Of Mckinley woui
o~ove a strong reason for the removal OF the head
pp,ar,.rs from New-York and Chicago had only
Srsveia M 20 fear rival under those crcum-
New-York tribune., 1896-06-06
WILL NOT FUSE WITH DEMOCRATS

ST Louis June 5.-Chairman Rosee. OF the State
Committee of the Peope's Party. has issued call
ror the State Convention. to be held Scdalia july
70 Seven hundred delegates will be present Chair
man Roselle declares that all talk Of possible
b,nation OF Popusts and Democrats In this State
unfounded Said he: I'VE will put up complete
ticket from A to u with not candidate ON IL
New-York tribune., 1896-06-06
FOR SECOND PLACE ~ CONNECTICUT

Waterbury. Conn June Judge George H.
Cowel Of this city today authorized he statement
that he IS a candidate FOR The nomination ioF i'N'-
tenant Governor on thr Republican n'h"'' l"'9
onnounccucn. is no result ~ ci'"rs which ne mas
,e.cived from ,he party leaders IN various sections
o. tho STATE requesting him % become a ca7iiiAte
10, tho nomination In the last session oi IN" Gen
or.i Assembly Judge Cow~l was leader 90 The ma
iofttv party in ihc House - Representatives.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-06
HER BTRNS MAY BE FATAL.

Mrs Elizabeth Donnelly sixty years DID, was
taken to St. Peters Hospital last night In critical
condition from burns on her body and arms. While
carving a lighted candle In her home. NO lS'
Bond-st.. Brooklyn. her dress caught nre. f'er
husband lanes Donnelly seventy years DID, In
irving 10 put out the flames. was burned ABOUT the
hands and arms. II was sa at the nospltai ina. nat
iniurles
New-York tribune., 1896-06-06
TO INCREASE TRADE WITH DENMARK.

SUGGESTION OF A. +. JOHNSON. OF THE THING
vArI.A IINE-PAssENGERs ON THE HEKLA
Among the passengers who VIII sail to-day on the
steamshlp Hekla OF the Thngvalla Line. will be
Mr. and Mrs. b. W. Campbell. OF Cincinnati;
Charles r. Curre OF Louisville; Consul T. Soegaard
Mr. and Mrs James Wood and family. Mr.. Soc
gaard is an official In the Department Of Foreign
Affairs In Copenhagen and had been sent by the
Danish Government to this country to aid in for
wardlns the commercial relations between this
country and the free port of Copenhagen Mr.
Campbell goes a delegate from tho Cincinnati
Chamber OF Commerce. and Mr.. Currie from the
Louisville Board OF Trade TO Denmark for the Same
purpose suggestion made by A. f. Johnson the
agent OF the Thingvaiia Line Is now being consid-
cred 1t IS that the Danish Government establish
a general International commercial bureau at New
York for the purpose OF building no the Interchange
Of trade and traffic between the United States and
the mort OF Copenhagen. using the latter os the
distrbutlng centre for the Baltic trade. with Mr..
Soexaard in charge OF the New-iork headquarters.
TO WEEKLY TRIBUNE ADVERTISERS.
II Is necessary tor advertisers to have Their copy
KnlA
New-York tribune., 1896-06-06
vprr SILVER DEMOCRATS or INDIANA

Ind,anapoi.s. Ind June Ia" free silver Demo
cro,s ~ Indiana held ntss-m"et.ng her" his even
ing ATTENDED by about nv" hundred people. consul
erahly more than attended ne SOUND i'h"f meet
,,c a week ago The principal speaker wer" J .
.,,,,,, ., rvan.ytllc and .N-t usrcssnau T. +
o,....i., Cd, south fsenI Tho a.c'- res were faI.-
81 Resolutions were adopted iui'f'ing ihr I'''.-
dental caniilacy of Governor Matthew" %" -
yer platform
New-York tribune., 1896-06-06

clares most plainly in favor OF homes, money.
Many Democrats who have become disgucstei with
the frecsiver and free-ra e canngs of their party
and want to vote for Ma Dr Nick inley. have signed
the paper. The document also declares for Civi,
Service reform. nOn-partsdnship IN municipal af-
fairs. International courts Of arbitration and ccs-
sation of tariff tlnkorng.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-06
"APENTA'
THE BEST NATURAL
APERIENT WATER.
Bottled at tn. VI HUNYADI

SPRINGS, Bud1 Pest, Hungary.
Considering the nature of
the Hungarian Bitter Water
Springs, it must obviously be
desirable for the medical
profession and the public to
be assured authoritativcly that
the working of these Springs
IS carried on in a scientific
manner, and not merely on
commercial lines, and with this
view the Vi Hunyadi Springs,
from which "Apenta" Water
is drawn, are placed under
the absolute control of the
Royal Hungarian Chemical
Institute Ministry of Agri.
culture), Buda Pest.
PRICES: 10 cts. and 25 cts. per bottle.
OF all Druggists and Mineral Water Dealers
Sol> Erporteys.
THE APOLLLNARLS CO., Id.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-06
RArIFY THE ST. LOUIS NOMINATIONS.

Inc Campaign Committee OF the Republican Club
Il" pef'eeting ARA rangements for a great Republican
"sss meeting 10 ratfy the St. Louis nominations
n H. Steele. the chairman OF the committee, said
s saat ,he meeting would probably be held in Carne
e. sauslc Hall within five days after the National
.NonVent.on adjourned OF course, he expected that
s ne nomination for President 10 be ratified would
'e mat OF Major Mckinley.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-06
RESULTS CLOSE IN OREGON.
ELLIS iREPJ IN TIE IiD DISTRICT HAS SAFE
LEAD FOR CONGRESS

.
Portland Ore June Ellis tRcp) has gained
lead OF ls2 over Quinn Hopp IN he Ia DISTRICT
Conversational nght since last night The hgnf IN
both the Is, and ia Districts IS 50 close mat noih
ing short Of a contest will decide who = elected.
The la est figures obtained give 81 Repnhl'ah "''n-
hers q, the Legislature out Of 81 Thomas II Tongue
1Tep) in the Ist District II q r"h nn lh'r" !. or"
prec!nc, supposed 10 be Populs; IN hAln"in 'Suns n
=, witch has no, been heard from "n'cl FiNTA
AZ to "a for the Populls candidate ~ IN" kep.,n
Iican state central Committee hcalluart"r' ne
cleIn ,s made that Ellis is elected by =" plnrhi,s
with six precincts not count~' IN ms county lll'
vote IN The ia District stands: Quinn uop)' l'"''
Ellis (1ep). Hon
Washington June 5-Reprcsenta'ive Ellis tep,
Ore) this afternoon received the following 'e.'-
gram from ] B Montgomery which confirms the
T.,,,ed Press dispatches from oregon on the result
Of The election:
Portland. ore. June 3.
Won are elected: Tongue Htepublican SOUND
money candidate in lat DistrcD beaten -. "so'
cast 70 votes for binetallism and free silver ana
1000 for gold
New-York tribune., 1896-06-06
DID ROBERTS PROMISE To GET OUT?
he AND GEORGE MATTHEW'S CONTRADICT
EACH OTHER AEOTT IT.

Buffalo. June CSpeciaD Controller Roberts tel"-
graphed 10 Buffalo from Albany to-day that no had
not authorized any one 70 say thAi ne was NOT
candidate for Governor THIS in answer -
an infer,.iew with George T. Matthews In which
Mr. Matthews said thar he had Mr.. Roh"rts's wori
for II that he would permit Ms nam" 70 b" used
In such circums iaucc- now exist here Mt Mat
thcws contents thai IN" organization Is putting
Roberts forward % secure delegation 20 the sat"
conv.n.ior which can hc used As she organization
utc,-.- Mr MitthcN- and his Mckinney friends
want an ani-pla,, delegation which VIII not ns"
any favors from a.. 'pnf"nilon
I'm The presence OF Mark Hanna. Mr Matthews.
Jnhn pay!.s. If oneida County. ana Deputy At
rro-d;encral IIaShrourk a. Cleveland q week ago
,o-daS Cnntrollo- Roberts Is sad 20 nay" r"m'rk'd
fhat he woIia not permit his name 20 be n+'i tor
ne Advancement ~ any faction or 20 STIR up any
s;rif. in Erle County lIia rlntidacy Is regarded
hv Mr Matthews As hrcach o: mat Pl"lHe
New-York tribune., 1896-06-06
ARIZONA DEMOCRATS CONDEMN CLEvE-
LAND

rucso, Ariz. jun b-All counties sayc on" have
l,.,., delegates 80 the democratic Tcrri'ofn Con
,.n,,or which meets on ihe ,th ina, Al L., gates
r. insir,-i.i 20 vo- only for Delegates 20 chicago
't,.i ., --il, er coinage Tn" majority con-
S.m9ei Clrv.anl's policy aud tho Others voted down
resolutions indorsng him
New-York tribune., 1896-06-06

IN FAVOR OF THE GOLD STANDARD.
A"e'e mas been circulated In this city lately
pa'er In the form OF petition TO which signature.
..s been invited declaring that the signelp ar
iasor Of the gold standard and will vote for tn
saaaaies Of that party which In its Platform de
New-York tribune., 1896-06-06
uon TILE YALE PRINCETON BASEBALL GAME

A, Princeton Saturday, June 6. the Pennsyi'yan ann;
railroad will run a spec al train. leaving New LIT. o,n
=, oo n m returning Immediately after tne ciose
~ zane Tickets will be sold AT rate OF ~" io'
royna trip good only on special train s's
New-York tribune., 1896-06-06

TO WEEKLY TRIBUNE ADVERTISERS.
II fs necessary tor advertisers to have Their copy
IN the Office for The Weekly Tribune before Tues.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-06
THE HANCOCK STATUE.

THE HANCOCK STATUE.
bowed TO them. for he knew they would upnoia tns
dax OF freedom | accept the statue not for rem.
syivana alone but for the greater Commonwea
OF seventy million people that stretches rom ocean
to OCEAN ,,..c..
era Henry ". Bingham OF Hancocks stan AZ oee'
tysbur4.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-06

TIE APOLL/NARLS CO., Id.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-05-11
One little thing omitted! V


One little thing omitted! What q
difference it makes sometimes, es-
pecially in cooking!
A Frenchman, having eaten plum
pudding for the first time, was so de-
lighted with it that he asked his Eng
lish hostess for the recipe, which Of
course she gave him. He carried it
home, gave it to his wife, and at the
same time gave her an enthusiastic
account of the delicacy.
Not long afterward the dessert
came on the table in a soup tureen
and was ladled out into soup plates.
"What is this, my dear?" asked the
Frenchman.
"Ploom pooding," answered his
wife.
He laughed at her; and she pro-
duced the recipe, which as she de-
clared, had been strictly followed.
And so 1t had been, for the English
lady had omitted all mention of the
cloth. The ingredients had been put,
according to directions, into pan of
boiling water, had been cooked for
the prescribed time, and had come
out-soup. Youths Companion.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-05-11
All Free.

Those who have used DIR. Kings New Dis
covery know its value, and those who have
not, have now the opportunity to try it free.
Call on the advertised druggist and get trial
bottle, free. Send your name and address to
81. E. Bucklen & Co., Chicago, and get sam
pie box of DR.. Kings New Life Pills, free, as
well as copy of Guide to Health and House
hold Instructor, free. All of which is guar
anteed to do you good and cost you nothing
Sold at 81. G. Pierce's drug store.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-05-11

Young mothers dread the summer months
account of the great mortality among chill
dren caused by bowel troubles. Perfect safe
ty may be assured those who keep on hand
DeWitt's Collie and Cholera cure, and admi n
lister it promptly. For cramps, bilious collie,
dysentery and diarrhea, it affords instant
relief. III. G. Pierce, Barton; ID. w. Hildreth
Barton Landing; r. E. French, Glover.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-05-11
"Half a million!n I cried.


MY mead clerk nodded.
visit your aunt and cousin when
you Will said, s'and don't return
until you feel quite rested. You never
mentioned to me before Dobbins, that
your grandfather left 100000.
you see it wasn't left to me-" he
said and went off.
'Half million! Miss Briggs was
not worth that. A wholesale business
was the thing to be connected with,
of course, but when the heart is
touched we are willing to sacrifice
all else. will fly to your side, Eve
lina," [ soliloquized. "I will recon-
pense you for your hours of grief by
telling you how I adore you'll"
Iplctured the scene to myself I saw
her as she confessed her love and
tainted in my arms, and that evening
ran down to Shadyslope to offer my
heart and hand to Evelina.
arrived after dark. The house was
very quiet, and as I advanced I re-
f1ected that my sudden appearance
might ag itate Evelina too terribly. I
must announce myself cautiously. I
stole forward to reconnoiter.
Two forms were seated on the porch
"a faint CLEAN of moonlight revealed
them to me-a lady with her cheek
reposing upon a gentleman's shoulder
his arm about her waist. They were
my head clerk, Tom, and his Cousin
Evelina. [ stood as one petrifed.
They were talking of me.
''He really thought I was smitten
Tom," said Evelina. "He flirted with
me terribly"
"Did he dare ''began Tom" Didn't
he knoW''-
"Of course did not tell him I was
engaged to you," said Evelina. "Why,
Tom, you couldn't be jealous of such
a fellow-a man with no idea beyond
his counter"
Then Tom kissed her.
[ waited for no more. Fortunately
| caught the down train. At II O'Clock
was in the city. At the depot I met
Simpkins about to start for Albany
"Simpkins," [ said, "I've heard you
speak of a troublesome nephew you
desired to provide for"
"Confound him, yes," said Simp-
kins.
"My head clerks place is vacant"
said. ssTell him to come to me''
"Thank you," said Simpkins.
I waited for no thanks. I strobe
away, and wrote to Dobbins that his
services were no longer required
/ have been married a year to Miss
Briggs, and her father failed five
months ago. Simpkins has just been
arrested for embezzling sundry sums
of money, and yesterday L passed
Tom Dobbins and his wife in the
street. She is excessively pretty
lovelier than overland 1 feel quite
sure, despite all that overheard, that
her heart is still mine in secret. Of
course she could not admit it not
knowing I returned the sentiment.
But when remember how much we
were together feel sure it must be
SO, and that two hearts were broken.
Quite q romantic story mine. Don't
you think so? -Erchdnge.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-05-11
Bucklen'S Arnica, SaIye.

The Best Salve in the world for cuts, bruis-
es, sores, ulcers, salt rheum. fever sores, tet-
ter, chapped hands, chilb1ains. corns, and all
skin eruptions, and positively cures piles. or
no pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or moneyIrefunded Price
Is cents per box. For sale nv RI. G. Pierce
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-05-11

"You amt got no sister watts goin'
ter git married." remarked one small
boy to another.
s'That amt nothin' if I ain't," re-
piled the other. ssYou amt got one
waits goin' ter git divorce
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-05-11

recently occurred to Tiffany
b Co., the New York jewelers.,
| o ornament a bicycle e1abo-
ate1y with gold, silver, and pre-
Fious stones, believing that some
wealthy customer would esteem
10 handsome a mount. They
preferred to pay 500 each for
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-05-11

The time for building up the system is at
this season The cold weather has made un-
usual drains upon the vital sorces. The blood
has become impoverished and impure, and all
the functions of the body suffer in conse-
quence. HOODS Sarsaparilla is the great
builder, because it is the One True Blood
Purifier and nerve tonic
Hoods Pills become the favorite chathartic
with all who use them. All druggists. 25c
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-05-11
Going
.iShing?

Time is not quite up for legal fishing: but
ou can catch SALMON any day. r: M.
fowLEs, ALBANY, has lage quantity of No.
+LASKA SALMON, which will be sold at low
htes by the barrel Call on or address.
! 10 r. NJ. COWLES.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-05-11

Oil and French Zinc The old standby Longman Martinez
Mixed Paint the best in all color ready for
gallon Masury Paste Paint gallons oil the hundred lbs
OIL Tmpentine Patent Dryer Japan &C. VarnSha grades from
gallon kinds please you any
kind Alabane Whiting Dry Coo any thing
paint line Wagon Paint ground Varnsh and Japann
tell half in this short in need
thing the line and will well and give all
We have barrel nice Separator Oil.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-19

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wan. urrn.IrI Iv ,Iili,nr N' 'n'' ~ TX W
,rI Mn,,.ut ~ nv, -"",''S a. FtoiiC
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inIi H., h.,h G'. I eipu ~ inc city
't',,' ''v nav ~ n,"u9 VI 'Hn'Ge ana Il
, ,,, %n,, ,,to a,,'n'ni o"n, As 'hrro
wv, r',t "sima' iiih 'uge 'aIl IN
WY ,'"', t',,n 'u'i,t- to'u MN 10 Z" ana
p'", n,n'. s''"H,ik o'i"lc ie goes 10 tho
'"I II,,SS WIZ W. :: Vi'P' r,.,,
nI'',' d, .'pilt, nn i,allhh WIS arrested
80, - III ,.,' II, MS p"ocnNi9n' AS lie
n"' w i',n w.! 'iuI'i1 nlttF il"hlhE pur'
''' T,,n az w. III.m "i'UWVu 10 -
T'"'i IN. r ,i,lrt WIS ooa,eh ny three
Pu',a ,"1' ~, anu 'iry VIII nave to
'i, h,,, VIZ 'iEo I,,n.ii,n,iiro";
vi 0", ,H,, ,t't lliIhil II; Chapman
N'H' w we WHIT r, VI a. II. hudson 4 Co +,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-19
BILIOUS! .PILll0USNESS.


BiliOU"HcSS is much misunderstood.
- many pvoI,!" have il, that it's worth
understanding, the more 50 as it is easy
enough if you begin right.
Liver socrrtNI IA fluid called bile. Bile
goes to the intralinps, whore it performs
important work in digestion. Sometimes
Njlc pN-HLe@ in the liver get cl0ggcd.
This /, MliullSnr.-.
PiIltou.rrss i'thn idea that by TAX
ing n pill winch stimulates the liver, wo
IaHy cure biliolSnr5S. 1t is only an idea.
llII.tUkihE relieve, hut does not cure it.
Yhr cure can only come through the
stomach.
Why;
HIiuusncos is caused by the poison of
Undig Ntrl food, irritating the liver. TO
cure hjiuU,nr:s these poiSonS must be
got out OF the stomach The only sure
way ~ do this is with Shaker Digestive
tor!ial
Shaker Digestive prdinl is a pleasant,
tonic H!i tpdigcst'Un, prepared from roots
herb, and wine by tho shakers Of Mount
Lebanon II helps the stomach to digest
it, food, and sweeps out of tho system all
dangerous puieUnS.
In thi, way it rUTcs bliOUSnr.s head
ache, nHlisrn h!2linrs4 hai taste, stomach.
ucilr. l,vrr tlltuirnc", cons ipH,iOn, loss
give Temporary relief,
All druggists. Ton cents for u trial
bottle
Write for interesting book to The E'ha
krrs 30 Il AIDE Street New York.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-19
Whni IIxpnotIa Means.

Zell's Encyclopedia defines hypnotism
as follows; A term invented by DIR.
Baird, of Manchester, to designate certain
phenomena of the nervous system which
in many respects resemble those which
are induced by animal magnetism, but
which clearly arise from the physical and
psychical condition OF the patient and not
from any emanation proceeding from
others. The following are his directions
for inducing the phenomena, and especi-
ally the peculiar sleep like condition of
hypnotism.
Take Il silver lancet case or other bright
object and hold it between tho fingers OF
the left hand about "a foot from the eyes Of
the person to BIO experimental on, in such
position above the forehead as to produce
the greatest strain on the eyes compatible
with steady fixed stare at the object. The
patient must be directed to rivct his mind
on the object at which he is gazing. His
pupils will first contract, but soon dilate
considerably, and If after they are well
dilated the first and second fingers of the
operators right hand, extended and
little separated, are carried from the OBJ
Ject toward tho eyes, the eyelids will most
probably close with Il voluntary motion.
After ten or fifteen seconds have elapsed
1t will be found that the patient retains
hi, arms and legs in any position in which
the operator places them, 1t will also be
found that all the special senses, excepting
sight are at first extremely exalted as also
is the muscular sense and tho sensibility
of heat and cold; but after time the ex-
altation Of function is followed by a state
OF depression far greater than the torpor
of natural sleep. The patient is now
thoroughly hypnotiAcd
II u current Of air directed against the
face Is not sufficient to arouse the patient
pressure and friction should be applied to
the eyelids, and tho arm or leg sharply
struck with the open han1' Many of the
minor operations of surgery have been
performed on patients in the hypnotized
state without pain and hypnotism has
been successfully employed IA, thnrapcu-
tic agent in numerous forms of disease,
especially such is have their seat in the
nervous system.
This is what the Sa9ns have been doing
at the Opera House all last week, and tho
effects are peculiar upon those who they
operated with, the people enjoying Il good
laugh nj the rcCuliarities Of those while in
this state.