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SPAIN.

The Observation-Disclosures Duet-NIorate of
the Tragedy-Prince Henri de Bonrbon's
Life and MisfOrtunes-His Career mt
C0urt-GeneraI SicISIes Asked TO second
Him-Tbe Fight and Its Resnlf-Prince
Henri Receiving the Last ShOt-II0w He
Prepared for the End.
MADRID, March Ia, 1870.
bloody drama has closed the pages OF last
weeks events. Dueng, the refined art of man
slaughter. so much condemned by all civilized
nations, Is not only tolerated in Spain, but is con-
sidered very necessary social evil tnat by no man
ner OF means can be suppressed The law not only
wmks at IL, but encourages 1t by providing loop
holes for the escape OF the offenders. Human pas
sion can be raised to an uncomfortable pitch, accord
Ing to the nature OF acting crcums tances ana acts
committed on the spur OF the moment, IN a sudden
burst OF ungovernable rage, goaded TO madness by
grave onences are excused by all sensible minds that
have studied humanity and understand Its weakness.
But what educated mind can approve duel--the
systematic killing Of fellow creature In compare
tive cold blood, each party choosing his assistants,
practising the day before, and after nights rest,
rise iFesa Ia the morning when all nature is teem-
ing WIN lie, with the determined resolution of
Launching Fellow creature into eternityY Can pre-
meditassd, coid-oiooded murder be more manifest?
And yet 1t is tolerated nay appauded ana termed a
tance de honor" "iunce de barbarta,, in the pro
per term. As soon defend Eugene Aram or any
other similar parsonage as duellist II the duel.
list pleads that he risks his life the burglar NAV
tender tue same plea and back IT with hunger and
distress. Then again, the first shot being decided
by chance, how often does 1t happen that the ac.
grieved party has to stand with folded arms while the
aggressor. after having stripped him OF hts honor,
robs him Of bis life And after all whatever may be
the result OF duel will 1t prove that the Offended
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THE pAssAC RIVER DROWNING MYSTERY.

While the authorities OF both Hudson and Essex
countess N j., are treating with the utmost indirer-
ence the reported drowning under circumstances
as mysterious as inexplicable, the public and the
reporters are exceedingly an xious to unravel tho
singular affair. Thus far their desires and efforts IN
the matter have accomplished but little beyond
establishing the fact that carriage and douDio team
seen to drive OF the plank road bridgc hto tne
Passalc river last Monday night ana tnat suoee-
quentiy the cries OF human being strueguag IN tue
water were distinctly heard This statement WAS
yesterday corroborated by four or I'VE eye wneesea
to the occurrence The carriage and narneas, 70 DC
seen tnbedded in the sand on the eastern bank OF
the river are gotten up IN style tnat indicates ths
owner to he . person or taste and means. The
oolnion prevails Ia some quarters that the team was
. arunaway. In any case it does seem strange that
ton. "Has human LIE been destroyed or noty'
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else pont one Placing II between Maheuoos ana
Maniabow ana the other near huevas Grandes AZ y
these places are however not far separated, TINS -
not important. on tho receipt OF the news tco:
gram was Immediately sent to Puerto Principe ana
yesterday evening 400 troops arrived, who lmme,
attempt to intercept the expeditionsts who are salu
to BE- moving inland with convoy.
We nave news OF hard lighting In the vicinity OF
Manltt, in which the Spanish force lost heavily.
Great pains taken to keep the matter quiet and
the Spaniards are very much depressed ,.
among the troops. ON the 18th General Acosta
arrived here from that point on this account.
here. has been made Major General IN the Cunan
army. II Z" tt
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ENGLAND.

The Fatal Stcamships' Coiiisi0n-Pnr;icuiars
Of the Catastropbe-Acfion to Save Life
The Lost.
mail telegram, GATED at Southampton. England,
on the 18th Of March, supplies the following facts
relative TO the fearful collision between the steam
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RIontpcnsier Before and After the Fight.
The Epocd, OF Madrid OF March II, has the follow
ing
The Duke Of Montpenser s said to have taken no
but to have passed the time In adding q
codic to his Will and In arranging his anatrs.
uae duchess on tne sah sent TO her husband
fight dcspse him." TO tranqulze her the Duke re-
piled in the same way. II have not fought am not
1ghttng;" but he did not add, II viii not fghtn
Donna Luisa Fernando no doubt guessed the sense
OF the message as during the whole Of Saturday she
continued sending kilograms TO her husband and TO
his intimate friends to prevent MIN from flrhtlng
and 10 obtain news OF him.
Montpensier has offered to adopt the children Of
Don Henry but they very naturally refused to ac-
cept the protection OF the man who killed their
! father.
| General Prim and the Duke de Montpensier.
1t was believed in Paris March 1s) that the Duke
de Montpenser will be legally banished from Spain
for four years according to the laws OF that country
concerning fatal duels but sentence will not be put
in execution. Madrid letter, speaking of the late
duel says
Immediately after the fatal termination General
Cordova one OF the Duke de Montpensier's seconds
went in all haste TO Madrid to inform Marshal PriHl
OF what occurred, and 10 ask for orders. Tine
determination was come to that the body OF
and hat Inc DUKE de- Montpenssr should e remain on
parole ut the disposal Of the authorities. His High
ness who was suffering under violent fever, was
W leuNe lOT SSNlle 10 TeaSSuTe
the duchess; but the medical men opposed that STEP
and he was taken back TO Madrid and Installed In
the Palace Vista Hermosa at the corner OF the Prad0
and the Carrera san Geronimo. After the judicial
examination into the circumstances OF the duel had
terminated, preparations were made to convey the
body to the capital; but at the moment the funeral
cortege was about To start counter orders arrived,
and 1t was obliged to stop at Carabancheles where
the conn was placed In a chapelle- -ardente in the
church. The burial was to have taken place sun
day. the 18th; but by an unlucky coincidence that
same day mad been fAed upon for republican man.
Hesitation against the conscription aud the autnor
ties not unreasonably. feared thai the interment
might be made the pretext for some grave disor
ders.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-07

We see by our Gallatin exchanges that at
The elsctisniH Davies cusnay, ON Tuesday,
the 2lst inst, the proposition to subscribe
sea, 400 to the Chimgo 4 Southwestern Rail-
way Was carried by handsome maj"ri,y.
This il as Il should be.
cWsvnaer>nnl that the Engineers have
been at work for some DAYS locating the line
between Plattsburgh and this place and will
be through to Cameron this week.-Cam>r-
on O6sy,er,
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Exeiting Doas Raee.

NEw ORLEANS, June 3O.-This has been
a great field day among steamboatmen. The
crmecmplated race between the Lee and
Natchex was the general theme Of consersa-
ton, and bets run high on the Lee at Large
odds, though no difficulty was found in get
ting them taken. From one to two hundred
thousand dollars depend on the result. Al
least two thousand exc,irsionists started early
on the steamers VIM. &. Pike Henry Tete,
MavfOwer and the towboat Mary Alice, to
await the coming Of the champion steamers.
Thousands congregsied on the levee a vari-
uls points for twenty miles, and many
thousands witnessed the departure from the
landing here. Governor Warmoth, who
had returned ten minutes before from the
Seate University commencement, at Baton
Rouge, joined in the excitement and took
psesace ON the Lee, to leave her at Naichez.
The Lee backed out at four minutes past
FIVE, and the Natchez four minutes later.
Opposite Marks street nile sboye o.
canal, the Lee was eIactly fosRs m1na1e-
ahead. Oppose the Carllapn ~ La I'D
gained slightly. The speed was very ever
the first twenty miles, and when they passed
the steamer Mary Alice the Lee wa, foul
and > hali nineses .abead, th0lh tn.
Natchez gained eight seconds on the Lee b.
tween two points of observation from tils
Alice. This gain By the Natchez excited n
newed confidence in her, and the Odds wer'
in her favor On the Mary Alice. Five mile,
above the lass point passing steamer cal
c,llated about four minuies difference between
the Lee and Nafchez. 10th steamers wer'
stripped for the race and carried all the fue
thV cUuSA st01. II 80
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-07
FEVER Il A6UE i!
II j. AN imposibility FIR any To have fcvc,
and A.ue, Is they will Few lpttles ii this rem
edy each spring anil fall
800 400 800

Will I've given fT II this disease that
To any that the RttcTs OF Tonic Is q pre-
ventive.
Those who have the Fever ami .Asue will hnd al
ter thu chill> have >tovrpl, that by using few is
ties of the Bitt.rs Iohic, that the disease will
not return
These remedies will rcbuiki ttsiE Constitutions
faster than any known remedy.
These rrurslies were placssl tsk'Fe the public
thirty years as. with all the lsejulice Of socle,l
patent medicine operating against them, hat
gradually their virtues brezsse known, and nov W
day, they stand ut the head u all preparations ri
their class. with the Endorsement of eminent judges,
lawyers. eksgyine0 and pA sicinns.
Real the following symptoms, and il yOu lind that
your SYSTEM is anss ted by amy IL thens, you ma
rest assured that dis~ase has commenced IT'S attack
on the mort important orans II your h.ly. and I'M
1ese Rum checked by the Vi powerful remedies.
u = miserable LIE, terminating In death, will
bt the result.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-07
IMPORTANT To BORSEnEN

Prof. An,ier.ol's ,Dermal"1 IT, the hest Lirin,cui
in for horses. This fact !, shown by nu.ser"u
letters from all parts IL the:se,ntry. \ etE on
rcA.l> Is follows:
1--WE have bccn Experimenting with y"ur IA.Ln,,'
dor ON horse flesh afGohnd il ,rry sup~rus: r~nc
dy-much superior io the E,inou' ''Garg,in2 Oi.
any other lininici.t uc.., in our ;lN.rs
stable. Please >snd u two drz"l, lr;c boffie' y.
express, q. -. u.
You're respectfully.
WATSON "a COPPER
WlvsTlv ini,Ara
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JOHN BUfIRMARKS, ESQ.
Law Partner II Judge Maynard. wiiliamsport, Ia.
This j. to certify that . have u-el 'Hoohand
German Btters for dyspepsia, and found an invai-
liable remedy.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-07

IT il estimated that il costs Il cents to pro-
duce . pofod Of culam, against Is cents just
after The y%. Thsssci, still profit Of
S3l 80 = TALE Of $50 III, or $40, OOO, 900 on
a crop of 3, OOO, 900 baie.. This is exclusive
Of transportation to IN" >eaboard and the
charge Of middlemen.
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Preabyterian CniOss.

BUFFALO, June 29.-The first preliminary
meeting for the consolidation of the Old and
New School Prsbytery Of Western New
York, Was held last night. \ pertinent
consolidation under the name Of the Synod
Of Western New York, will be effected to-
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-07

To REMOVE FRUIT SrAIN.-Those who
have occasion to handle such small fruits as
cherries are apt to stain their hands and
clothing very badly. These stains may be
immediafely removed by holding the hands
or stained clothing in the smoke Of burned
sulphur. Burning a single match will at
once remove every Stain, no matter how bad
il NAV be. 1t Is we'll to wet or moisten the
hands or clothing before applying the vapor.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-07
FEVER AND AGuE.

Cleanse the system. then ~ the time ios 'hi
draws on cover warmly in is-i asi take ouPf,l ~,
hot water with or two tr,SJ.-,nfuls II the Nsg-
netic Balm sweetene': with brown sugar, all" hsihc
bark and stomach with the BALM and remain siuic,
Repeat " necessary.
N AL II the above medicines Arc spllebv k,rl,.-
gists every whers.
T.. RANSOM, j 60. Prorf
jy2:siSw6l Buffalo. n. v
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-07

EosroN, June 30.-At meeting Of citi-
0ens and wOrkmen IN fremont Temple
Yesterday evening, speeches were made and
resolutions passed against the Introduction Of
Chinese labor into this country. 90 o. fsf
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-07
Fire IN Montreal.

MONTREAL, June ao-There was :,
large fire hast night at 81. Paul. I, con-
s,,metl Mount Royal Mills, Owned by Mr..
Parkevn. The Mills were the most extern
sive in Lower Canada, and were valued nj
$4,000, and insured for S25,0OO. The
loss in grain, &C., one million, partially in
suretl. #
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In0lIiHllioy.

LONDON, June 3o.-DespaSehes from
Rome, dated 18th, announce that u report
Of an immediate vote on the Inihllibility
Dogma Is untrue. II rs repeaed that the
Pope ordered the Cardinals to oppose any
proposiiion to ret aside the discusl lon. A
COMMITTEE Of Bishops Of an nations inclu-
ding the Archbishops Of San FShncisv,
Mexico, Baltimore, Quito and other Ameri-
uans, addressed a request tn the I'D hf'll for
subscriptions lor the Catholic Churclliat Con
stantinople, which suffered ~ terribly in the
recent confederation. 0.fh
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Reveaae ReeelptA.

WAsHlxGrOS, July 1.-The total receipt,
from internal reveniSe for the fiscal year end
ing yesterday, are within a fraction Of 500,
100000. The total receipts from custom,
are e4imated at $40, OOO, OO9, and from pub
lie Lands and other sources about $50, 600,
co. The sinking fund up 10 Yesterday in
elusive shUws SCI, 685, 1Of. The speciaI
sinking fund shows $50, So, Z 10 or total O
Sl24, 2O2, 86S to Ike deducted from the ma
tional debt. The reduction Of the delt fol
the l<,st month will reach nearly fifteen
millions Of dollars.
REJECTION or THE TREATY.
The following is the vote by which the
San DUmingO treaty was rejected;
Yeas-Messrs. Abbott, Brownlow, Cam
eron, Cattel, Chandler, Cole, Conkly, Cor
bett, Drake, FcntOn, Hamlin, Harlan,
Howard, Howell, Mcdonald, Morton, Nye,
Osborne, Ramsay, Revels, Rice, Spencer,
Sprague, Steward, Jhayer, Warner, vii
iams and Wilan-H F+f
Nays-Me>srs. Foreman, Ca-~erly, Cragin,
Davis, Elmunds, Ferry, Fowler, Hamilton,
Of Nd, Harris, Johnston, McCrery, Nor
rill, of Maine, Morrill,, of VT, Poole, Pat
tersOn, Pratt, Robertson, Ross, salisbury,
sawyer, Schurz, Scott, STOCKTON, skinner,
Upton, Thurman, Vickcrs and Wiley
20.
Ab-ent, paired and not voting-Ames,
Bayard, Buckingham, Carpenter, Flanagan,
Gilbert, Hamilton, Kellogg, Norton, Pom
eroy, Sherman, Tnimbull and Yatcs-l3.
Intelligence Of the defeat of the San Do
ming0 treaty was soon communicated to the
President, who said that he had bccn quite
confident of different result, and vas there
fore disappointed. I, is thought that meas.
ures will at once Ike taken to negotiate new
and more acceptable treaty..
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OMAHA, June "a number Of Nor
mons who have renowned poligamy, arrived
Sunday evening, anh many more are ex-
pected tomorrow. They are in search Of
honses among feGenfileS. ~,
e. N. Holbsook, ex-Memter Of Ccngress,
was assass.inatal June 18th, ut Idaho City.
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LAWRENCE, KAs., June SO.-Heportss d
drouth and SrasshopPen in the Bate a
Kansas this season are untrue. There has
been plenty of rain and no grasshDppers.
The crops throughout the State are Splendid,
and the wheat crop is generally harvested.
and is fill average, and its quality sxceesls
that Of any previous year. The magnificent
grazing ranges south Of Smoky Hill over IN
che neighl~rlnod Of Abilene and S6'ina are
covered with over 5W,WO he,d"f Texa,
CATH, that have arrived dsea Texas this
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-07

Constipation, FL,tulencc, Inward Pile. fulins>s o
Blood u the Hsad, Acidty II the Stomach,
NAUSEA, Heartburn, Disgust fr
Food, fullue.> OF Weight in
the stomach, Sur
Eructatoti>, sinking
Fluttering At the Pit II the stons-
ach, SWIMMING II the Head, Hurried
DIFFICULT Breathing, fiufterinS ut the heart Chok-
ing or suflisating Sensations when In Ly-
ing lSsturc, Dissness of Visiun,
Dots or Wells bef,se the
sight, Duh Pain in
the hessl, Deficiency ri Per
spiratiun, icliowncss Of the skin
aud Eyes, Pain in the Side. ksk Chest
Limits, etc, Sudden Flushcs II Hest Burning in the
Flesh, Constant lns.ininss of Evil and Great le-
prrriyn 81 Spinis-all iassczee lieas II the Liver
or digestive organs, combined with impure bluu,i
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-07
,TELEGRAPH.
t1oH Ill fAx1s OF the WoRlD


Naa lklllea-Kiret SopFe0e Ceaaa.s
NADssoN, Wis, yue 90-AR39ew Ham
son, while laying brick on The third story u
the Rosen6ed block, On Madisnn street ~
s,assenly ProArsA>a By sunAroke and fell to
the secOn1 story, ssnshing his skull and
causing his instant death. 80
Haas 4 Palmer large diAillery, at Lyons,
some seventeen miles from this city, took
FIRE sbUsN nom to-day and was completely
destroyed, together with the contents, imcti-
ding 200 barrels Of hlghwines, worth
$50, 900. Los, Si73,WO. The fire was
probably the work IF an incehdfSt,, q the
diaiIlery had been closed since last Satur-
day. This Is the second time II has been
burnt.
The United States Circuit Court, in session
at Madison, Wisconsin, Justice Miller PIE,
siding, while ~ the case Of Carlos Civ
agains Northwestern Packet company, in
which the damages are Laid ii $4,000. was
brought to close to-day by telegram ffum
Washipgaou announcing that the old District
Court was no more. The Judge and officers
are baflied as to their duty IN the premises.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-07
U~nhe00nss AhSoSenefOa,

LONDON, June :O.-The Madrid CORE
spondent OF the Globe writes that Isabella S
abdication is regarded important, as render
ing the candidacy Of the Prince of Asturias
possible, and the choice Of a Regent As open
for question.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-07
THROAT AND LUNGS.

At this season Of the year when Co,kfs and
Colds arc Troublesome, every family shcuSf have a
safe and certain r~ssetly At hand. Dr. RAksOM'S
HIVE SYRUP AND TOLCiis the very th.hy. II
is very pleasant FIR ehildrvp to take and lis c~r-
tain cure FIR GROUP, WHWBPING COUGH
BRONCHITIS. ASTHMA. COUGHS, and III aifee-
items Of the TnHOAT AND Lives ~:
S.,ld by Druggists Price Is cents I-r k.ttle
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-07

IL. Icking over Olathc, we notice that
imyipwnests serm to u Che a1.4 VI the
day! Some frty odd new buildings are in
process Of erection now, with at least one
hundred more in contemplation, and we
NAV reasonably suppose from present aP-
pearances that neaI two hundred dwellin:
and bss,ine.s hos,ses will he built this sum-
mer. NJ city in the, State is going forward
at such rapid strides A. Olathe, and the sur
rounding country kterr far enough ahead.
johnson cc,nty has the -oil, climate, water
and the eet-up to oussarip every other connty
in the State, and she; will Do it. iou may
travel throughout Kapsas, and nowhere save
in johnson county, vii! you find the country
in advance Of the towns This i one of the
Lest evilences that Olathe will continue h
grow and prosper. Frpm all sections Of the
State We hear the remark from citizens a.
we'll As strangers, that the towns are too big
for the Improvements outside-in the
country. Bot here in johnson the complaint
is the other way Ola,he has doubled hel
population within the last nine months, and
Is ssili growing rapidly both in business and
population. The only thing necessary to in
sure CITY to compete with Leavenworth or
Kansas City Is to build the Pleasant Hill
and Ieavenworth railroads. Mature has
done tllolrsAA0ae Avoc ~ ass
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TRAsK'S OINTMENT b.. been exclusively
used 6r the past ~" year, with great susrss- ,r
scoursr, Diptheris, and is: no doubt. tic h--,
known remedy. Tor this dicease il ,houL. ',- az
with hot flannel:
Sold by all Druggists Prise - and % cent:
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-07
Greatest Discovery Of the Are!
DR.. a. TRASk'S
MAGNETIC OINTMENT

For the cure 1T lnhammatery pisea-es-I ~. hrvia
Group, rheumatism, Neura.i;s, spinal Irritation.
Burns, FIRST Bites. Chilblafns Files, Pi,kbiss 81
the face. salt Rheua, Itch, Dbl Sores, Balls Nsa,
Sosp eyes, INFLAMMATION or THE ROW Els
and Collie. lu fact the b~sp out ward ap,l,atiou
that can l., uS..l Car man ana hon.,
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-07
eExExAS NEWS ITEMS.


.>,nHh C.,r~lin, is.raisins fig.
An old Irlv in Ir,l,ana has 30 pet cat.
Wisconsin still cintains 9,Sl1 Indians.
There, arr 81 incorporated colleges in
thA United State.
An Indiana -, " queen sports >HO
silver tea kettle ON Fc- tripod.
t.a,chiny aics il Church, on SUNDAY, Is
strictly forbidden ut; Iin,a, u.
Michigan ice-crcai n saloons rclu-e rrSr,ss
the civil right To fass on the froAen dainty
this weather. /:
Pn1.lre> and ollc,as. OF virtu, belonging to
Dickens. will ~ s,ad at auction the 9Th Of
July.
A man in Portland wanted In gain a,lmis-
>i"h to y panorama, a, half price IN the
gr,imi that he had hun one eve.
an Albany youth emp,ied the family re-
friaera,ur, during the recent hail storm, on
the: heatl> Of the ls,=e:s. Some astonishingly
large stones were found.
..ll.py, GeUryia,, ii;~r alasmp1y healthy
thai sfsev are di1.iss ing the lropriety and
feasibility of cutting the cemetery up into
bui. ding lots,
ar. 1Iitz has gone tn Washington. II
died some six wears ago in Montana, b't he
CAME sslch beautiful petrifation after burial
thai the Smithsonian would have him.
One Of the larger openings observed in the
SIN : 49,, 900 mile in circumference. The
earth rolled into this dark crater, would h.
like an apple thrown into lri.hel basket.
Californis miner who laid himself dow
upoa the ground to enjoy p,,ontide siessa,
felt ;somethin. wriggiing under his neck jus
as lie wa getting dozv, and only raised him
self in time to avoid the bite Of rattle
snake that had hen consinins UP to him.
4 Savannals man to save his life, had re-
Gently to knock his sss,ilant into the river.
lie then jumped in ant. rescued him.
They have a very simple way Of issuing
re-a,lmis-sion tickets % places Of amrlse-
merit in the PHILIPPINE Islands. When ma
tive wishes to have the apartment with the
intention of returning. he has his naked
forearm, near the wrist, stamped as he goes
out, with a black die, which secures his re-
admission. and, at the same time, obviates
all anxiety as to his losing his ticket TN
his return. the mark Is easily wiped out.
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Dr.. RansoR's
1--WE Strip Itt TolU,
Or -.
HONEY SYRUP.

FOE GROUP. wHOOPING COUGH As.HMA.
BRONCHITIS, COLDS, COUGHS, AND AL Az
FECTlCNS ~ THE ThHOAT ANDIsUNGS
TENDING To CONSUMPTION. SAFE AND
EfFECrCAL FOR CHILDREN -