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MALAoA-Big Carrierl50 cks wine GIT casks SIC
076 hf bxs 1877 " hf do 500 bxs
lace . bxs raisins 4 hf kegs grapes L Stalker.
BREMEN-biemen ship Iabella4 bxs mdse Louis Strulle
II packet bxs Il T. Eneng utsch-3o bxs tumbleu L T.
M@lcr-0 bxs mdse Winterhof, ripper rak-e bx, 81
do Kramer Mske-5 bxs do Irmng err pkgs do I
Brockelman9o do Tugg Behman-6S bxs pepper do
md,e Henschea Upkardi4 bxs do w Messer-2 bxs do
Lanele chests do Lebmeye Brothen-i bx do Lorns
schnelder2 cks cbe, l. Miller jr co.'s bxs look
ing glass, do mdse VIM Case Sons bx mdse Kohlsaat
Broihers1a bales 4s casks mde Bsen SANDER do
mdse Oh Ahrsnsfeldts29 bkts BIZ do Meyer stueksn5
Baker 4 Budison. BoHoa-3 chests mdse Coehan-i bIs
do Victor Ducknz Il do do w Vemerk-l bale bxs do
Parsons Co. Boston ble bxs do Hougton Sanever
co. dog do Pate CO. dol Plat& Brothers
BIZ do Tiffany, Young \ Elis-ls tons iron Beck Thur
ward-ieo do DO Payenstedt schumach-2 bis mdse g
(;untber3 do Buleu Colga-20 csks 2s brs do Gro
shein Clapham-2 casks mdse FIT Hntze-3o boxes mdse
to order.
RoIrERpAM.Bark I.abe'ls,io pkEs Victor g. Duckwitr
II 500 bags coffee, Boontn Graves COZ casks madden
Bro.s Nelson-l es Gatlei Ferss-as eigh,hs ila
S do win erhof Prefer Korch32 do cks wine do u
mdze. Satlig72 wine, do mdre, Oecks-l
Hemmel-lP Van Schack-i Sneyder-2 bxs Schu chardt
Favre.
SANTA CRuz-Brig Abeons-l3o legs mahogany so do &c
dar 40 bales tobacco Lasala
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BY Last Nights Southern Mail.
Homo Psrtu.

Home Perts.
BALr,MonE. Dee ls-ArT grg Somerset Harry psm.ra'
Gibraltar; Queen Victoria tBy( Tucker Port Spain rni
dad; schr Portia Indies Bid, ship Euphrasia Liver:
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SrPaKME CouRr OF IHx USrrsD 5rAExs-Dec IL,
isss.-No 20. w. waring OF al, appellants vs Tho.
mas Clarke ct al The srgumentof tnis was con-
tinued by Mr. Johnson for the appellants and by Mr.
Critic nden for the aPpeees Adjourned till Monday, ii
o'clock A. VI.
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PHfLApELPHTA, Dec. 10, 1916
The break in the New York telegraph line mentioned
Ia my last repaired at early hour yesterday, but
still the communication interrupted. and il then be
evident that the storm had caused further injuries,
and search Immediately instituted which has been
so far Intellectual The New York wire has bpen twisted
with that OF tho line, that messages from
Harrisburg can be received the New York iastru.
ment.
There stirring here of suhi ,isnt importance
to interest your readers.
Svori's audience last evening perfectly tsnrap
tursd with his playing Some declare that they heard
Yankee Doodle before Miss Northall unable 10
appear iron ndspostion 81 or goes to Baltimore and
Washington but will return and favor the Pniadelphaps
with another concert the 80 h.
Herr performs at the musical fund concert on Tuesday
evening.
The anniversary Of the landing Of the pilgrims will
be celebrated Tuesday by a. Grafton before the New
England society by the Rev. Mr. Furnsss and dinner.
Inc contested election Ia relson to sheriff Lee
lar partly argued IN the supreme Court this morn
ing aud conuaued over uii Wednesday.
sales of Stocks mt Philadelphia.
FtRsr BoAap-g fenasslv,uis Bank, rss 100 ycksburg
Bank jd 6 1000 CITY S. ei Sosquehinnh Canal " %
Barnssunx tS, s,ds, 80; 50 keaii x RH o3d3l.
ArrgR SALrs-7eo STATE So, 80.
Src svp BoARp-f Farnes n We cnsnics Bank IS; Com
msrcisi Ia a. SOY; s3tx Bsk Pntsbarg, 90 49,
5000 state s.. .sS IS Com'nrre al B,us sos,
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Foreign Im,,ortnr,ons.

Passengers Arrived.
BREMEN-Bremen ship Isabella-S II Winhold, Mr. Mar.
shuaud, aud 1s IN tn. steerage.
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PURE MALT WHISKEY.
EQuAL in strength and flavor to the best Dublin distilled
II Manufactured by Charles MURRAY, 72 Roosevelt
aad sold at 50 per gallon.
liberal discount allowed thsse who buy sell again
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PURE CHAMPAGNE WIN

awer
PURE CHAMPAGNE WINE.
A sa iIss' 81 as S
% Y as and s
The sss.s Vine: are equal to any s:e,
sUs 'sas ~ Importer Of Wines y Bposd .s;..s
WINTER CLOTHING
SEs at at r.
Csy New xok vnere every v, met Of OIL Ssiems,
.S%sass ~. ne s. d New Yori M ''-'' -
Tweeds and Ms1uria Cloths. syls md o@
CIoalsons ha tire. quarter and fall circle nd
p Ans sds cF him, g e 81
offisses 'i EassS. ssIs:a md xnssis:s cio;i:
:ss si 'ss
r.ss:- presdee,h Cashmere. plain and fancy Do: siis
KsSsS ted bss. md railing
a1 ney sn
A ,:a. ca: i.
d5 im+r No. ies Fulton 81
FASHIONABLE DANCING,
I. htInI$ pE Kf Il sS' s ss
for. @ .ss T
si T. s;s ssii Wy 81 s
h Mir vi. s % ball
TO DAGUERREAN ARTISTS.
THE attention artists the advertisers
used
wsf :9ae d with certainty join i9s R5HSH lin all
Sesas h Sssssi .ss Of
Artist. viii Ind always on hand at q Nassau greet
ss:i s.s: s s s &: ss
FRENCH FANCY BOXES
EOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.-BRUN, LAROSIERk
Il COURT lis William street have just received and
o. fer sale eases OF French Fancy Boxes Ss
n OTICEcIn the Of the Of the late Joha
Nsties hereby given undsigusd have been du
~ The Ct es 9.
estate Of John Drew late OF Mscknac county Of Msh
trust. By giving bond: according 70 law w.
'''-'' ''@' WV WiSLIAMT; DREW.
sAMT. X HARiN0,
d. swsre Administrators Of the Of John A. Drew
A RARE CHANCE.
GENTS are wanted undertake the sale of ard
in the Union 70 men Of rsspsetsbity and business hab
guarantee Of $500 per annum will be given. Ark 20
Alleuen mus. be pos. paid a. " 'l'0" - Is ln.I6
LAMPS, GIRANDOLES, HALL LANTERNS
AND TEA TRAYS.
ssb,erber ha: just opened one Of The best seested
Il stock q Lamps, 4e2 nov IN this ey Lard ead Soisr
.se G.nSos o. vs1os. P pau S1e.sss
Hall Lamps with stained glass The above geeds all
ranged for i.sg,ssios vii ~ .ss ge:. Church
ment lamps suitable for theiE ggTPe;s ..oyo.u
Salpsre Frlson It i door from Broadway.
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FROM the cradle to the sraye-Adapsd sxc.sively e
her instruction. IN the natural laws OF her system and All
the diseases Of her critical Periods by Edward Dyos NJ
d. published. and sale Charles H. NtnGs
Of John and Broadway, 81 Is Evsy in
teiligept should possess this work The Albion
advantage her,ef and her children Bostos Journal
FIFTH EDITION.
JUST PUBLISHED. and for sale by CHARLES n;
RING OF Joln and Broadway--A THLATiSE
ON DISEASES OF THE SEXUAL SfsTEM-Adsptea
general and reading and the exposition OF
quaekery, by ,Edwrrd II. DIXON, N D. suthor Of Woman
her Diseases from cradle tbs Sundry
price 81 TINS work contains eomps's nvrw Of all tG
Of eseessin class q life The Boston Journal r.
brsnche, surgery HE book shows thorough acauea
lance with modern science Structure, GonorrhDs drs-
our donhts about the pToprey OF exposing all sorts Of
who labor under weak moral sentiment. Yetthe Auhcrs
ces stamp his book with Horace 0eIy
remark. sit contains line word calculated exeiss
eentioua but the everywhere and VIII
prevent thcussnds from rushing Of ds.ips'ca
ssasonaby placed in their hope will hsve the
widest possible circulation - Tribune dzo itsrc-
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DEAFNESS CURED.

OOl =. Of MeInsosh s.ss thar b
Deafness and discharges from the Thai under the treat
men Of Dr Castle EDWARDS euriss in New Yosk ne
military dnty.-signed. H. MeNEvEN, Surgeon 20 H. B.
M. forces, jamaica
Acoustic OLA sure for ineipent Deafness dischar
FROM and collections Of hard re- IN the
ears-fnr sale 9Bl Broadway. dll lmero
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Domestic irnportations.

Domestic kfnportat1OnRs
er MARKS Brg VirAinia-T3 bales cotton q Ccn'-l73
do Holbrook Nelson cobb do Center co-36 do Hardy
Bnm-Ist do L Maitlaad col do Coe, Andeson CO
80 do Taylor Richi39 hides Norton Ladd coo
tobacco Perkins, Brooks < Whe-20 do Allen Z CO.
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N order 10 that Mr. sprols be declared chaplan
lCIies Of no, no"-" no you dont."l
The sPsAKER-It would be irregular KNOCK to
order -
The names of Messrs. McKeever and Morris were
withdrawn.
second trial was made but there still no choice
The SPEAKER ordered the roll to be called third time
After the names were read,
Gentlemen commenced changing their votes.
The SrEAKER remarked that It q tedious process
for the clerk to make the alteration and requested
tlemen who had not voted before to state the fact.
Mr." DRoMaooL E. Has the principle been stated that
gentlemen can change their votes Suppos1 they had
voted by ballot Avoice Yes. but this isn't by bal
lct, and another,
While the lamp holds out to burn
The viiest sinner may return"
some moments were consumed in figuring up aud the
result announced follows
Whole number OF votes cast. liza
Number necessary to a choice. $500. -. SO
Ofwhich Mr.. sprole reserved. ...... .los
Mr. Dewey. 40
MIR. Tinsley ..............l Is
VT .icheSVer..
Mr.. Storrs Observation-Disclosures.
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PURE CHAMPAGNE VINE.
A FRESH invoice Of Pale Alton ChsmpaFne Wine
Just been received by subscber which the .e!oa
merchants hotel Keepers and private gentlemen called
For saIe by X. B. DAILY,
% ,msr Importer Of Wines. ~ Broad stress
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THE subscriber has just opened Of the bes seleeted
Lamp: qt PrOnIsd and Tu.qcci.s i:I:id yish sols
Hall Lamps with stained glass The above geeds all
ranged for Inspection ,and vii ~ cold low prices Church
ment Of Lamps suitable for theiT Pgrpese ,,v
SsIpsre Ealsos q door Ron Srosiway
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BALTfMoRE, Dec ls-Cld brig Erie, Guuby Baltimore;
sshrs rsr,s korwn, West Indies; Wilmington Ere ch.
Nassau. MP.
b. RrNn Dec ls-In port, brig Boston Nickerscn Bss
BATH, Dec t3-Cld, ship New England, Robinson. from
Chaleston; brig Cuchcnoc, Dckman, Cuba. Old. schu
yswe Snow Chsriestou Sylvnus Rich supposed Tor 81
Mary. Ga
Va; sIcei. Lowell, Yort; Q Adams, Morris. York;
\ A Appleton, Hamilton. N York. Telegsphed ship Co
quimbo from Valparaiso; barks OIss, from smyns Poto
mae from Rio Janeo; brig seuus from West lndrs The
telegraph lumber adsn schooner ashore Loves
Island. Cld sch Chsli. nGr. John Ccurens, Cardeuas
0ricle of Hughsm Harden, Tortusss Messenger Sands
Frederic sburg.
CHAnLEsroy Dec Il Ar ship Radius, Johnson Boston;
strston, Vance. Ph,I.dei cha; w Erickson. smith.
York In the ong. ship Hopley, Behn, from Boston,
and two ships uoksown Cd shr Loehinvar westeo Ii.
verpool. brig Arsban. Orleans.
CuArHAM. Dee i3Ar bark NJ sueon Collins Boston for
NYok; sad two fore aud aft hrs
EpoARrowS, Dec b-Arr schrs Ceres, Msrston, Bait =
18th. sens sb Ls~rsnee M-sker Boston f,r NYcrk with
Ioss Of b and ynr jb Ann Denman Srsding NYork Tor
Bos svsbosrI night Of he 18th iest in Lone Island
3D. Nathan Bn her Of 0oldboro Also schr Teras,
Clark NYon for kastport Coral Coombs. Thomason for
NY@k, with oss Of jband split forsssil Victory Childs
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y me Rev $, a. RO Eel will deliver course
0 LgGiTrS5 in Caroline street Church, TO commence
g o,, "EDN ESDAT !lth inst, at O'Clock, p NJ.
Su'Iect-'W ofks OF FictiOn"-hCir authors and
rcaaers-their influence on The Social and Domestic
,GGiialohs, single Ticket for the course so cents
lck'ts Tor each Lecture 25 cents-to be had nj Ibe
80, ks'ore OF Rev !, P. Cook, r. Earickson,s Drmg
store, corner E. Baltimore end Eden Streets ma ~
Tue uoor on The EVENINGS Of Lecture n7-stuw9l.
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NEGRO SUFFRAGE. We are rratiied at tn,
result OF the vote in New York on the subject
OF negro suffrage There can be no doubt tha,
1t has been rejected by large majority. In
The present coalition of the free coIorod popu-
iatIon of the United States, the right of suf.
Hage could not be conferred upon them with
cement TO themselves or to the public interests
for, although there may be some few amonr
them who might appreciate the right and exer-
cise II with discretion, it is notorious that tho
mass Of them a,e entirely too ignorant to be
entrusted with privilege of SO important
character II would add greatly TO the corrup-
ton which is already praclised in the manape- |
ment OF elections. We're the right of sufTroge
conferred on the colored population in the free
states where they are numerous, they would
soon demand the privilege of being eligible TO
olhc"j and IN this they might succeed, by union
among themselves and combination with COR
fHpt politicians. Men who would bring thc !
convIcs from Bhckwell's Island TO vote =, IN J.
election, would not hesitate to combine with
co'ored voters to effect their purposes-we are, q
therefore, rejoiced that the project of convert.
ing the coiored people of the State Of New n
YORK into voters, has been rejected. h
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Am&ritau Rep ublicon,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
TUESDAY MORNING, Nov. 10, 1916.

TIE WmG PARTY. II is now reduced to a
certainty, that in the next house of representa-
tjyes, the wings w,II have a majority. The,
seem to be IN the way Of good fortune last at pre-.
sent, having gained at every election which has
taken place this fall, even in States where the,
least expected success. This is considered by
them very favorable indication for the nexl
Presidential election, and they are certainly
justified IN SO constituting it. A short time since,
and the party appeared to be almost at the point
OF dIssoIutIonj and that it has been rcsuscatcd
and become once more victorious, is perhaps,
attributable as much to the unsound policy of
Their opponents as their own good management.
The measures of the last session of congress
were most injurious; and we predicted at the
time, that they would have an influence ad.
verse to the wishes Of those who passed them.
We hold it to be an undenable truth, that no
party which Is hostile to the protection of the
domestic industry Of the country, can long
maintain itself in power. This has been prov
ed by experience. 1t might then, have been
reasonably anticipated, tn t the destruction II
the taIilf Of 1912, aud the en- ctmcnt of the
sub.treasury bill, would produce results, such
as have occurred. The total failure of the lat
ter bill, proves the impolicy of its enactment.
Such bill never can be successfully carried in
to effect for the people will not tolerate spe-
Gle currency for public officers, whilst they are
confined toa paper circulation. That the mea-
sures of the last session Of congress have had
serious effect upon the elections which have Ia !
ken place, We think cannot be Goub!ed-and {
that they will continue to operate until they a
DC repealed, we consider certain. y
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GREAT BARGAINS

/ ~
~ ~ LARGEST STOCK OF MICH FeENC1,
GOoDS IN THE CITY OF BALTIMOREst NJ, = "a "a
SELLING OFF AT GREAT BARGAINS WV"
X SARDISER being d. sirous IN redno hi,
-. urge slot OF FANCY and STAPLE GnOnS
i ue season closes, will commence Ih,s nan
~ " seh on without regard to cost He has 70
he last week large additions TO his STOCK fran
,oe auctions OF New York ami PhiIadelnhia wbioh
aope'hef wh his large stock of Rich Frencb Coa,
nov OK mana, offers such inducements IN nmrchaso
as VIII MOI ail TO give them satisaction. nmona 'h
o1"my aItcles comprising the stock can he fomSd U
all their varieties ~ O0 "uhu III
Klch Figured Dress SILKS
Plain and Chameleon do
Siik HELpETS, col'd and White SATINs
SIN koBEs, French MERINOES
Ffehch CASHMEkES, beautiful STYLES ar ~ cto
per yard, '''' at ~ c~'
n nto Ge amures, Highland PLAIDS Silk PIAIns
rialu hEKlNOES and CASHMERES, h oh eoIo,s'
Oregon PLAIDS, ." eoioiS'
French E LANES, Original cost 50 cts pr. I'd,
.upn' Mourning do s T woes ps sp I'D w. e'pr DO
AASO-a magnificent assortment fSHAWI s N
iefkefl, Ihlbet, Cashmere, Crane, silk do A.
p, FRENCH EMBROIDERIES W.
D'dCk ana White Lace CAPES; Emb,d do COJ
Lahs; Chenezelt SLEEVES, SC 80
q $3.50 lnS0, general variety of HOUSEKEEpTNc
HR1ICLES. Apply at n IL 1Ne
n STORE No. 1875, MARKET ST.
40 9TH House above Lipht stres,
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~, e. GR2ATITUDE LorGE, No. 8, Lo.o.F
r. ne lenefS OF Gratl'ude Lodge are hereby notified
10 mnrt al TIE Han, in Gay street. THIS RI estavS
e., EkNOON, at half past O'Clock 10 attend he
'"r ne, OF our late Brother P. @. JOHN rENSryG.
w members Of sister Lodges, in good st3ndjsq
are respectfully invited 10 attend. By '''s'
j. n. :. II. WRIGHT, Sac,v
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MERlNOES, sHAWLs AND BLANKETS

70 cELDoWREY &! CO., I62 Balt
now IN store and offer at lowest prices FrSnch
MERiNOES, in colours, at s75 per yard. French
Iwllled BLANKETS Of the most Superior oualitv.
an sizes, Whllnel, Mackinaw and Duffeld do. new
sty'e SHAWLS, in great variety, rich dress iii,Is
eo'd Silk Velvets, Clarence Plaid, Cashmere an
housine de Lame, Bor5azines, Alpacas, WooIIen
and t,anton Fiannels, Linen and Cotton Sheetings
Calicoes with a large stock of NEW COODS ~
low prices MO |
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0G- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish TO
purchase FINE Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Gnari and Fo5 CHAINS; Silver Spoons. GoId Pencil
Gases; Breast-pins; Earrings Silver Plated Cak
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL D. CLARK'S assortment, which is com
from Calvert. as
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-, Wy-FkENCH AND GERMAN L COOKING GLASS
PLATES, of every size, for sale by the case donem
single Plate. ~ 1''' uoAeh'
ALSO, the most complete and largestassortmept
Oh Mahogany FRAMES to be found in the citv,
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, ofentireIv ,au,
patterns, never before introduced in Baltimore made
TO orderof the very best materials and by The hest
w0rkmen; together with Gilt Box CORNJCES.
&C. Sc, for sale and made to order as cheon nc ha,
can be obtained at any establishment in The IJnite5
STATES. e. s. FRYER
hil-u No. North Cav street
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FATAL ACCIDENT. We learn from the Port
Tobacco Times, that on Friday night last, on
boar the Light Boat Stationed near the month
OF Fort Tobacco creek as VIM. Lacv was in
the act OF trimming the lights he fell to tbe
Deck some forty feet, and broke his neck. He
was OF industrious habits, and has left a wife
and several children.
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The MUSEUM. n he pribter-actor, MIR. Rose,s
made his third appearance last evening as otheIIo
al" iu"y sustained the high expectations of his
"'e"oS' lie is truly theatrical phenomenon. He
appears again this evening in the same arduous char
ae'et' The entertainments will conclude with the
beautiful petite comedy of"Pertecuonn
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lHE ROMAN AhPHITHEATRg. Mr.. w. B Carroll
an equestrian of much celebrity, made his first an.
pearance at this beautiful place of resort last even
ing' His riding was received with great Satisfaction
by one off best audiences of the seaso He will
appear Lain tonight in an entire new act We
would remind our readers that this is the last week
hut one this celebrated company will remain in our
Ill
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OFFICE OF EMORY = cn

7rs-nErIrI,. OpPOsIIt Bafnum's, Bait Md. I
Of ,fI Let9 e. class No. 80 rOr 1886 For benp6
% "a &c SO 81 4s so II So 26 Al "a 70 90
- a 90 CO. pe!ng The LIST and ID Drawn Nos eacb ala
- aoG TO- 20 9elng the 81 and ID drawn Nos orh 10
az" ;n co. 49,, 'e'hg me 81 ard An; or 81 aud So be-
80 80 ,aN"F Two OF the drawn Nns, on ,,,cm ooc,
~ "'''"s one ""'y Of the drawn Nos. on {" ,
E"oRY CO., 10. On. C,a,ve,,-s,
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w. we invite the attention of the public to The
Gefuhcates Of cure performed by Dr.. GULL EMS
INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, which certain
~ goes ahead of any heretofore published. The high
standing of the gentlemen whose names are givsn
as having Witnessed this cure, precudes The ssi
persons now taking this medicine in thus civ Whose
residence will be given by applying to The Agents
whose names VIII be found attached to the certi67
Gates. NeIn'i-
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SINGULAR ACCIDENT. At Cincinnati q,
Saturday as', the immense fly " heel ola roIipo
mil New TO pieces, scattering the fragments in
all directions, for tho space of one hundred
'eet' one piece went over the canal much
greater distance; another piece high in the air,
and came down through the roof of house
striking the stove, at which woman was
standing demolished it, and knocking buck
ct out Of her hand.
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IOWA ELECTION. The ST. Louis Orran
learns from gentleman, who arrived from
Burlington, that there is no doubt Of tho oI,a'
t'on OF the Wing candidate for governor. Mr.
n ,,,I' Democrat, is elected to Congress and |
wing whose name We have not heard This
will be the first State that has como ioto ,ho
onon Wing The Wings have majority in
oo'h houses of the legislature, so that the T.
s. Senators will be Who's,
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R3-L o. o. FIR, w. GRAND LODGE OF Mn
!5e members are invited meet at The Han TIT;
az y EkNOON, at u O'Clock, 10 attend he funeral
OF r. o. J0nN PRNNING By order, ''''o' al
G.. ID. WKSBURY, C. Sec.
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MAkiNELjST-PORT OF BALTMDhI
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8 1916
FNoMrHE EXCHANGE READING-RooM COOKE
S,,N CLEARED,
Nchf mafla' Johnston, New York, | Mapkjp.


- Steamer Cambridge Turner. fo,o r,h..,
hepofts at the mouth OF The river tuo h sun
i bound up. 7'''"' schooners, al
Steamer Mary Washington, Fairbanks fin p,oa.
D0bjns IN ,bn ea,hef so thick and foggy could see
oaILED-BarquGP apcha, for GuayaoriI liz
,Srs' nesil schIs Julia, Vahgilder, Fail River
MEMORANDA
ship Charles, Wedge, sailed fron, po,,o.,.
Baltimore 18th ut ~ N't'erudm Tor
onIps LEILA, Higgins, for Baltimore sai,ed r.o.,
H,EeipUoi 9th ut and Rhone Harvey for do do is,h
up hChHfd Anderson, Bennett, i'm lance RiUo,
more 18Th, ~ was 'o4ulhg Tor BALI
18th ut. '""eu rom Hamburg
,,S ShlPs Emerald Buck, I'm Baltimore arid ., R,oo
Raran W; peri von Trtzrn, fin do DO I}tb
3tTrleste 24th sept '' ''O'i lHhdad, ard
bafqGe Home, Wingate, of Baltimore salad c.o.
mo % ue Jaheifo about pod Sept for n Yotk ''o'"
sea- c 1dnleS w Paige, fay Tor, and schr Berry
sears i0f Baltimore, c'd at Boston nh ipst D'''y'
- Bngs Poutney, Mouatt for Boi,irnro L.
Ere Guhby, OF do for the Cane of Good 1ono u',u
Ieit at 30 de Janero 25 n Sept. ''ope' were
DRY Harp, eaton, fun Bait more, Cleared Ann n
hrIiV'd NJ RIO de Janeiro 22d Sent mug y
, Big Orbit, Etchberger 8 DAYS from, p,,,i,,o.. r
uee, was spoken 29th ur at o. AZ N Ior sk i'
ro e EIthltecl, Gray, I'm Orleans for R,a2os c,
% o. su signals exchanged with % h an Iat 81 20
Schr Henry Barliqg, Hubbard, fm n,,tin,o,o 49,,
II ron spain, Trinidad, 7lh uII ''''''''' ara
I oII 'ona' stevens, of Baltimore, arrived \, Neu
,teavE oIst ult FIN Brazos Santiago Len oOb uI
W Io Zane Jine, Me- ks Union Hooper; n Rogers
arrived; SEA, Hucey, disc D"'''n'oie' JUST
Orleans 3lstuIt ' "i"IiuS; era
+, SS Yd, w Brown Speed for Baltimore, cleared at