A Mystery!

A few (Ihjs ago while a young son of Mr. ütley, janitor of the univeraity, was working iu the garden iu the rear of his father's house on Cemetery streef, in the Ct,h ward, liis shovel struck soraething whioh gaye a peculiar sound; his curiosity was aroused. Digging down about one foot and a half he discovered a wooden box about five feet and a half long and Mixteen inches wide. The boy was as much excited as if he had " struok oil," or found the buried treasure of oaptain Kidd. The news rnpidly spread BinoBg the boys of the neighborhood and, just at dark quite a nnmber assembled to open the box; they procured a piek and iron bar and raised the cover, and to their amazement instead of tinding a oheet of buried treasure they discovered a skeleton of a woman in a good state of preservation. The body must havo been buried ueveral years ago. The box was badly decayed and contained no remains of elothing. Under the sknll of the skeleton wns a oopy in a fair state of preservation of " the code of medical ethica," while at the feet of the skeleton were several well worn copies of a lecture delivered some years ngo by Dr. Palmer, extinguishina; liomoeopathy. All the indieations went to show that this woman had been the patiënt of some Regular physician, and not having" suflicient constitution to withstand his practice hRd died. That this Regular physician, with the code of medical ethics in one hand the scalpel in the other, had dissected her body for the benefit of science, and had then kindly and tenderly laid her bones away in thia romantic and secluded spot to await the pleasiire or the convenience of Gabriel. The Rettich Bro's. wish to inform the people of this place and vicinity that they are the only parties in this city who import beer by the car load. An English clergyman recently preached a sermón fromthe text: "We remember the garlic." 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