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Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-31

most mortals, having two homes on this
terrestrial sphere, one at Hutchinson and
another in Lincoln.
Tom Blunt has the grippe since he
shaved his upper lip,
Mrs. G, II. Freeman made dying
visit last week to see her parents at
Abbyville'
Miss Carrie Young the Excelsior
school teacher visited friends in Hutch
inson last Saturday and Sunday,
Mrs. J. {, Moore is improving in
health Mr., and Mrs, Moore expect to 80
to Oregon about the middle OF February,
Mn and Mrs, Ralph Getter are send.
ing out invitations to relatives and
friends TO come and see their FIRST born,
a girl,
We would advise our merchants to
take down their bottles not labeled as
Mrs, Nation is liable to be around,
Why not employ Mrs, Nation to en-
force our prohibition law instead of call
ing Grand Jury every year
Mr., and Mrs, NJ. McMurry arrived
home on last Saturday; after aUpeS-
tented visit to see relatives and friends
in Tennessee, Stopping off at Rogers,
Ark TO see Mrs McMury's parents, Mr.,
and Mrs, II, d, Freeman,
The Oyster supper at Darlow last
week was not financial success, How
ever the oysters must have been par e%'
cellent as some Of our young people ate
as fifteen dishes, so reported,
Look out next week Nov AND THEN
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-31
Country Correspondence
PIvcIlAt

FlNchhl
Fred Blaisdel is in from Weir City
for a short visit with his parents
J, T, Milestone Is out after a lively
tussle with the facial neuralgia.
Born to Mr. and Mrs, W, c, Pitts Jan
a3rd a son,
Geo, Callahan has returned from
Missouri and is at home to his ole
friends.
Born to Mr., and Mrs, G, Harnes Ian
a5th son,
Miss Innacc the liltlc daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs, Nelson is slowly convalescini
from a severe attack Of appendicitis,
A telephone line five miles long ha'
been put in connecting theresidences O.
J, V, Pew, w, w, Davidson, h, 4,
|, c, Davidson, G. n, Pew.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-31

tried quarteling It with out killing it
Mr., Hyde who carries the mail on the
rural delivery thinks he saw the animal
once but 1t was nearly half mile away
Hunters have been traversng that por'
ton almost continually and some have
even threatened to send Off for trail
hounds to follow it. Speculation as to
what kind of animal it is, is still a mat
ter of as much debate as ever,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-31
COIN.

BY invitation we once more take oul
quill in hand to assum the duties OIL
Lincoln township to the leading county
paper, the GAZETTE.
The literary continues at Darlow.
Much better order reported on last Fri
day evening than usual.
W. d. Moore is on the Grippe list
MIR. and Mrs, Ed. Ellis arc happy be
cause of the advent Of a little girl al
their home,
Mr.. A. S. Leclare is better off thar
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-31
motneF's Pavorile,

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Is the
mothers favorile, II is pleasant and
safe for children to take aud always
cures. 1t is intended especially for
coughs, cold, Group and whooping cough
and Is the best medicine for these dis
eases. There is not the least danger in
giving II to children for il contains no
opium or other injurious drug and may
be given rs confidently to babe Ms to an
adult, For sale by all druggists,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-31

Heat out 0r Nu Increase Of His Pen
sion.
A Mexican war veteran and promin-
ent editor writes; "Seeing the adver-
tisement OF Chumberlaln's Collie, and
Cholera aud Diarrhoea Remedy, am re-
minced that as II soldier in Mexico in Al
and rs, contracted Mexican diarrhoea
and this remedy has kept me from gett-
ing an increase in my pension for on
every renewal dose of i. restored me" !"
1t is uneQuaed as quick cure for diar-
rhoea and is pleasant and safe to take. =.
For sale by all druggist
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-31
Apromlncnr cn,caso woman sppa IL

Prof, Roxa Tyler, of Chicago, Vice
President Illinois Woman's Alliance, in
speaking Of Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy, says; have suiTeredwith severe
cold this winter which threatened TO run
into Pneumonia, | tried.diiTerent rem
edies but seemed TO grow worse and the
medicine seemed to upset my stomach,
A friend advised me to use Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy and | found 1t was pleas
ant to take aud 1t relieved me at once.
! am now entirely recovered, saved doc
tors bill, time and suffering, and will
never be with out this splendid medicine
again" For sale by all druggists.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-31
A MAN WITH A PULL"

The Great Rock Island Route is plac.
ing interchangeable mileage books on
Sc at aleall oupon Offices west of Mis-
souri, River. These books are good on
81 different railroads and will be a
great advantage to commercial men
and travellers. The net rate is 2Xo
per mile in Kansas, Missouri, NebraJS
Oklahoma and Indian Territory.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-31

"The wild animal" seems to still be
doing business in the neighborhood
southwest of town, Some time ago the
beast killed hog on the poor farm
which is said to have weighed one hun.
dred and fifty pounds A man living
near there says it has taken about twenty
turkeys from his place. And last Thurs
day night it tackled hog belonging to
Mr. Stevenson Of South Reno, chewcd
its ears off, and slashed it up all over its
body. 1t looked as if some one had
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-31
+" NECl TOlt's NOTICE.

Notice j. hereby given that letter. testament.
AIRY on the cstnte Of John loice deceased,
were granted the undersigned an the 18Th day Of
January 1901, by the prohnlc court Of Reno
county, Kansas Now all persons having
claims agnus the suld estate nru hereby noll.
lied that they must present the same to the nm.
dersivncd rOr allowance within one year from
date Of said letters, or they may be precludcd
from ANY benefit Of such estate; and that II
auch claims Op n'i "yhibltcd within three yrars
after the date OF said letters, they shah bc far
ever barred.
ions CRNNEH, Executor
and SARAH CRNMER. EXecutrix
" the Estnte Of John Jocc, deceased
Hutchinson, Kans. January 81, 1901.
Thirst Publication, Jan, 81, lJOi,l
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-31

The sub committee Of the ways and
means committee Of the house Of rep.
resentativcs was in this city last Thurs.
day investigating the needs Of the re.
iormatory In the evening they were
entertained at the Commercial Club
rooms, the members giving a smoker in
their honor. The senate committee
did not arrive ill the next morning
when they were taken in charge by
Superintendent Simmons and shown
around, OF course the needs Of the in
s,itution were not minimi1cd in the least
by those interested, 1t is the usual Gus
tom TO ask for whole lot expecting 10
get little. Both committees visited the
institution on Friday and the house com.
mittee left for Dodge City to visit the
soldiers home at that place, returning
to Topeka that night, The senate com.
mttee did not go farther than here.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-31

Low Rates Ia Washington ana Mon.
LRnR.
Via Missouri PU,ilc, Beginning February 1T
the following rates win become elective: First
class Hutchinson 10 Spokane Wash, and inter.
mediate p0InlsII9 30; Anaconda, Butte Helena
aud intermediate ptints, first class S3!iO, -ec-
Ond Sa7. 49, For particulars, write or call on
=, j. Lclmharh, agent.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-31
grYan,s Commoner .

This paper Is in receipt Of Commu-
nication Offering clubbing rates with
Mr., Bryan 70 new paper, the Commoner,
The first issue Of Mr.. Bryan's paper
will appear some IN January. In his
announcement, Mr.. Bryan wishes to
have II understood that he will en-
ploy no travelling agents, and will thus
eliminate possibility Of fraud. He ex-
poets to rely on clubbing arrangements
with local papers and resident agents
for subscriptions, The posted rates
for the paper, which will be weekly
edition and published by M Bryan
himself, will be Sl,OO u year. But IN
club with the GAZETTE, 1t will come at
$l75 year for both papers, Subscrip.
tions may be left at this Office.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-31
special H1cu ration Ia Norlnweut,

Via MIssoura Pacific. The following rates
viii apply from Hutchinson;
Anaconda, Butte, Helena, Garrison, Mont,
Ogden and salt Lake City, tNh, aud intcrmcd.
late points,
Se3CO one way and $1,000 round trip to Port.
land, Ogn., Seattle, Tucona and Spokane, Wash
Vancouver aud Victoria, u, e. and lntcrmrd-
utc p0mts.
Tickets on sale the following rucsdays Feb
II, H. "a, March i, ~, ~, NJ April ,, 10, ~
md 3oth, 1901. Return limit to he thirty days
from date OF sale with stopovcr privilege on
goIrg trip For further particulars sec Pj,
LcmhUch, Agent,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-31

The registration IN this city Tor the
special election is quite small, being H.
o38, which Is about half the iull vote,
The Arlington Enterprise Is in for
having town hall and place to hold
public meetings, The town at present
has no such place and needs one, 1t
proposes to organize stock company
and build through a loan association,
Thos, Carr, alias Muggins, the tramp
who had the lracas with the police
sometime last summer and was to have
been tried at the last term Of court but
secured continuance, gave bond the
other day for $3.50, and was released,
He has also employ ed good legal coun-
sci from Wichita to defend him, which
indicates that he has a strong financial
backing for an ordinary tramp, as it
is claimed he Is,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-31

sale ot Tickets 70 Texas ResuMed
The Santa Fe has resumed the sale Of
tickets to Galveston and points between
Alvin and Galveston via Purcell AMI g.
g, 6 9, f. R'y. Through train service
hi .N re-estabished inso Calves
TO ',er Agent.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-31

Dr. J, G, Malcolm has returned from
a trip OF several weeks to Ft Worth
Texas, on professional business,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-31

Pate llarpolc has opened a restaurant
at ruron.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-31

There has lately been considerable
talk upon the streets to the effect that
the Santa Fe would soon move It's freight
division to this city, This is probably
only rumor although 1t is urged that it
would pay them to do so as they will
have immense supplies to ship from
this point in the near future over the
branch roads in laying the new tracks
and making the Improvements that are
in contemplation,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-31
NOTICE.

DUPLICATION NOTICE.
State Of Kansas Reno County,Bs.
In the District Court for said County.
Margaret A Irimblc, Plaintiff
vs.,
II, j. KOnantz; Nrs --- KonmtH,
wife Of II. j, Konamtz, whose
first name ID to plHiRtil un.
known W. u Konant2; Mrs.
KOnqntz wife ~ W. u, RO.
nantl, whose first name il TO
plaintill unknown! hhe Amos.
kcag Savings liHnk, II corpora
ton. II T., UlriCh, and Mrs.
ulrich wife Of II, h. ulrch
whose first name Ia to plaintin
unknown; and all the I'M
known heirs, devisccs and leg
atcrs Of John kopantH, Scu
iur deceased, the names and
residences Of all Ol whrh un.
known heirs, dcyisccs and leg.
atees are 10 plnintiil unknown,
Defendants.
The said defendants, the AmOskeag Savings
Bank n corporation and nll the unknown heirs
deviscre Hld legatCeB Of John knnantI. Senior
deCrnsed, the names aud residences Ul MI VI
which unknown heirs, drNisCps and egatecq
are 10 pluinlin unknown VIII take notice that
they have been sued IN the nbOvr.nam court
that the plaintn, Margaret A, Trmplc, fled
her petition IN said court against all the above
lWlnfN NlbltnlWlllN WI NV loll ilNl VI
\, y. 1900. and that they must answer such pc
titl0n iled ia aforesaid, ON or before the NH
day of March, 1901 or said petition viii BE- tax
Zen ~ true ana Judgment aud dcrrco will bc
rendered IN said action IN favor Of pMinlIn aud
against defendants, adludging and dccreelng
that plHlBliil has first mortgage lien upon the
southeast quarter al of section number TWEEN
ty.cight Dssh in Ownship number twenty.lwO
l2!l south, range number eight - west OF the
Sixth y. VI In Reno county kausus, to secure
payment Of The sun Il two thousand dollars
lS4 l0l. O0l with interest thereon iroM July !,
1900, " the rate Of eight per cent per annum
and ndludling and decrcclng that snd real cs
tate bc sold according 70 law, without apprulse
ment, to satisfy md pay said mortgage lien, In
terest thereon, taxes ON said real estate, aud
the costa Of said action and y further lndg
lncnl and decree will bercndcrcd in said action
forever barring and iOrecl0Sing said defcud
auts, and each every aud all thereof from set
ting up. claiming or maintaining any right H.
tie. interest. property, lien, claim, or equity 0l
redemption In or To- said real estate Or any part
thereof nnd other relief prayed In Faid peti
ton VIII b. granted In accordance with the
prayer thereof.
AttcS'i j. Vi. VIVIAN,
| SEAL Clerk Of Said Court.
C,F FOLEY, Attorney for Plaintiff.
First publication January II, 1901.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-31

No. l29 does not carry passengers east Of
Hutchinson,
Cars run through TO st. Louie without
change,
Chair Cars 10 Denver free of charge. This IL
the short line to all pointp weet.
p. j. LEINBAeH, Agent.
II. 9. TOWNSEND, Gen. Pas. Agent,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-31
our Remarkable Clubbing offer

Probably the best weekly paper for
our readers in this State for general
reading and news is the Kansas City
Times. The Times is making special
effort to increase the circulation of its
weekly and the GAZETTE is anxious to
maEk its entire list paid in advance.
We have therefore decided to offer to
all our readers the Weekly Times free
for one year to all who will pay up all
back accounts and year In advance
on the GAZETTE. This gives you the
two papers at the price Of the one.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-31

Rev, Irwin called his parishioncrs to
task last Sunday for their card parties
at which prizes are given to the winners,
He recled the testimony of a reformed
gambler who had Joined the church,
said that recruits to the gambling room
came from those young men who learned
TO play for prizes at cards parties and
having the gambling instinct aroused,
drfted then to the gambling hall to sat
isfy it. OF course the Reverend Doc
tor may not have had in mind any of his
brethren or sisters, but no doubt some Of
them thought he had at any rate,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-31

No. ~ runs TO Pratt,
No. 9S runs through to Dodge City and
Liberal.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-31
ROCK ISLAND.

WESTWARD. DEPART =
No. 10, Daily Mail and Express. 7't6 p, II
No. %, Daily eX SunDodgc CltyEx G'90 a. n
No. 81, " " Freight Ac g;Bi d. n
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-31

DR.J,w.M MAeuIRn,
SPEClALIST,
Diseases of Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat.
Classes scientifically Adjusted, ONCE IN Ma
sonic Temple, hutchinson. Kansas.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-31
MISSOURI PACIFIC.

MISSOURI PACIFIC.
EAHrROUED. DEPARTS.
No. 0, X. q, Mail and Express. 1850 p. IN &.
No. 10, 81, Louis Mail and EG.n Ai24 u, Il
No. 400, Mixed. FIX. Sun, $40 y. m,
wEs1DoUND. DEPAnTs,
NO b, X. G, Mail and ESpreps, a!lS m,
No. Q, Colorado Mail and RG. ,.. d:6!p IN
No. l2l, Freight, EX. sun 216p. m.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-31

~ 10 stdtCu tlldt tlc MIS- JOHn OCIlll-
ing who was one of the leaders OF the
party OF women who attempted to drive
Mrs, Nation out of Enterprise where she
smashed Joint last week is daughter
Of ex.Sheriff Dan Miller of this county
and was raised here, Mrs. c. b. Hon-
man, wife Of the prominent populst and
and extensive miller Of that place who
was with Mrs, Nation, is sister of w.
7. Hopkins of this city, SO it seems
that Hutchinson people were represented
in the scrimage on both sides.
Sam Hill, formerly county superin-
tendcnt Of this county, was in the city
Saturday and arranged with tais paper
70 run an advertisement of his sale
which will be held at his farm three
miles northeast of Yoder on Tuesday
February 10Th, Mr., Hill has purchased
a farm near Enid, Oklahoma and will
move there shortly after his sale. He
has been one of our most successful
breeders Of fine hogs and it will no
doubt be good opportunity to pick up
bargains. When he gone his face will
be missed, especially from conventions.
Mike Watson informs us that their
school house in district No. 70 was
entered Monday night by parties, who
judging from articles dropped on the
floor, had committed robbery some.
where and stopped at this building to
divide up the booty. Tuesday morning
the teacher and pupils found on the
floor such articles as new pocket knife
a pair OF scissors, several stick pins etc.
The ntruders also pred open the teach
ers desk and secured small amount OF
money and other articles OF value whic h
she had left therein, In all probability
they were gang Of thieves who had
robbed store not many miles from
here. Arlington Enterprise.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-31
Muscle .

Does not make the man, "7Rc Mood Is
Mc iVcn the vital force Of the body, So
II not inlrequently happens that the man
who looks to be picture Of physical
strength falls sudden victim TO disease
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-04
The RennIng Entries.

The following are the entries at Ben
ming tomorrow:
First race-For three-year-olds and up
ward; six furlongs: Magic Light. us:
Scorpio 122. Moor 81 tGoughacre's entry
Nitrate. 101; Robert WaddeII, Jos.
Second race-FOr maiden 2-vear- bids;
four furlongs: Serpent. 107; Filiform, l07:
The Hartford. 107; Mott Neata. 1gT; Maru
Ig4. Grail I04 CGOughams entry): Red
DamseI, 104; Warm Time. 10f; Miracle II,
10I- OWIette 104.
Third race-for three-year-oIds: selling:
seven furlOngs: Ruth Park. IG9: AIard.
I12; Thoroughbred, I05; The Rogue. IS:
Dandy Boy, 81, ScUrTy, IUS,# Rabunta o =
Bean, So AnimOsiJy. go Curtsey 81
apprentice allowance claimed.
Fourth race-FOr fOur-year-0lds and
upward; selling; seven fGrlongs: Gold
Fox, i5J1 Scorpio, 112i Momentum 10.
Speedmas. I0l. TOluea. I05: Gwynne. 81;
Charles Estes, 81; CUirasier 70; Back
Talk, %; Give and Take, %, IOrIcIno
-. Island Prince, So AIthea, y9;e Tony
LicaliZi, HS~
apprentice allowance claimed
EHth Face-kOr maiden three-vear-oIdS
and upward; six and one-half furlongs.
raise Alarm, 10; Rough Rider 10.
Princess Aurora, los Checkmat. 90
Gautalua. So; Anna Darling Oh NoiIrifz
ka, 81; Cherry Wild, 81; Handvice ~
Irene Lindsey, 81.
Sixth race-EOr three-year-oils and M
ward; selling: one mile and 100 wards.
EirkTood, 10: Beau Ideal, lG7; Char4-
y Ind lo5; TSCurry. -.
apprentice allowance claimed.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-04
EXTENDING IT'S SCOPE
The Annual Meeting of the Fish and
Game Association.

4 meeting Of the Game and Fish Pro-
tective Association Of the District of Co
lumbia was held last night AT the EbhTtt
House, TO reorganize and elect officers
4 plan of reorganization Was adopted
giving the society larger field for its
work In addition to the regular officers
Of the society there are vice presidents
from Virginia. Maryland. and West Viz
GINA, and honorary vice presidents from
every State in the Union The following
are the officers: President Admiral Rob
ley d Exams; Ice President, from Mary
land. George Dobbin Pennirnan; from the
District Of Columbia. Walter s Harlan,
from Virginia. J. T. Willard: from West
Virginia. John J CoruweH. Secretary
Treasurer Dr.. W =. Young; warden Ma
J0r Richard Sylvester: chairman If ex-
ecutlVc committee, Harrison Diriemau;
chairman OF committee rneml,ershio
joan hfceh' press H. l. est; WAYS and
means, George W ROuSer. auditing Ru-
dOlEh kauffmauR- legislation Richg ri
Sylvester; State laws l. " Sharu: fish
stocking. Frank B. c Curtis fish places
Jesse Middleton, game stocking ana htiaf-
ing grounds George Henderson: library
and literature, Theodore s Palmer; enter
tainmcnt. F. IL Neuueyer: pollution
Henry Talbot. foreign relations. Charles
A Neaie. headquarters. : Robert Sut-
ton; transportation. x. S. Bronson.
The meeting was addressed by J. J.
vi IL tl+r u iNN444-iNN ~ d. hltO asked
the moral support of the association i'm
preventing the pollution of the sout n
branch Of the Potomac by tanneries pro-
posed to be erected there. lie was prom
iScd ali assistance possible A resolution
introduced by Major Sylvester. asking tht.
cooperation of all individuals and Inu-
inequalities ana societies in the work of
preserving rivers from pollution was
adopted The constitution was amended
So as to require TWO meetings Of tie
association = year. one the first Wedncs-
day IN MAY and one the first Wednesday
in November
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-04
USED ANOTHER MANS SPEECH
a Missouri University Student Dis
missed on Serious Charges.

missed on serious haEsSS-
COLUMBIA, NJ, ApSI THE Disci-
pIine Committee Of the Missouri Uni
yersity faculty has. after due deIIbera-
ton, dismissed Emmet Bishop, of Raven
wood, Mo, charged with plasiarising the
Grafton delivered by him at the recent
intercollegiate oratorical contest at JEFF
ferson City before The last General As
sembly.
The Grafton was Of extraordinary merit
for college production, and Won easily.
Mr.. Bishop, representing Missouri Uni
yersity. received first prize. and Mr..
Brown. of Tarkio. second. on his return
from jefferson City Mr.. Bishop was lion
ICED here until a letter from Tarkic Col
Iege, one OF those represented at JefTer-
son City, put an end II all rejoicing in
Columbia
The letter was addressed to President
r. J. Jesse 1t accused Mr.. Bishop of
plagiarizing his Grafton from one deliv-
cred here in 1886 by a representative of
Westminster College. at Fulton.
The letter contained clippings of the
orations in parallel columns. President
Jesse at once sent the letter and clip
pings to the Discipline Committee.
The committee Investigated the case,
and after questioning Mr. Bishop. de-
ciGed that the evidence was conclusive,
and dismissed the young man from the
university.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-04
William X. Warner Expires mt HIS
Home in philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, April William r
Warner, chemist. naturalist and scholar.
best known TO the world as senior mem
Der Of the firm Of William z. Warner *
Co, manufacturing chemists. died at his
home here yesterday morning. after
three-weeks' illness. Mr.. Warmers death
was due 10 apoplexy, brought on by
general collapse OF health Three weeks
ago the deceased went to New York on a
business trip, and while over there be
came seriously i'll He was brought back
TO this city. and after being confined To
his bed for week. was stricken with
apopIexy- Shortly before O'Clock ycster-
day marning he received a second and
fatal stroke
Mr. Warner, although sixty-five years of
age, was actively Interested in the great
establishment built up by his unfagging
industry, 10 the very last, and was greatly
beloved by all in his employ. lie is sur
viyed by three sons, William r, jr., Pier
son. and Charles.
William Richard Warner was born on
Christmas Day. 1896 in Caroline county.
Maryland. While very young he was
thrown on his own resources By the death
Of his -arentS. bu. succeeded in acquir-
ing a rudimentary education, which was
later supplemented b. a short course at
EastOn Academy, Maryland.
At the conclusion Of this period he en-
tered the employ of Chamberlain & An
derson. druggists. Of Easton. All s2is
spare time was 1zYoted TO study. and, as
he had easy access to = large library of
scientific works, he soon became prof.
cient IL the subjects OF natural history
geology. botany, and pdleOEtol0Ry. At
the age of eighteen he wrote several sci
entifc articles for the "Easton Gazette
He was also q correspondent for Prof
Louis AgaSSiZ. Of Cambridge University.
Coming TO Philadelphia, BIZ. Warner
graduated at the Philadelphia College OF
Pharmacy IN 1856 IL the spring Of the
same year he started on iecturirg tour
through Pennsylvania. discOursinS upon
chemical subjects. From this time he
pursued studies in chemistry and phaT-
macy oaly, laying the foundations for
the vast amount Of practical knowledge
which was responsible for his success in
later years Embarking IN the retail