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The Weather.

WAk DEPAkfMENf, UDkct Chg &fndI OlIee, n
WAsHIseT0N, D. G . Oct. z, ls7i, 10 q. m I
.SySoP-Is FOR rHr PAST TWENTY IouR HOW. -
of Lake Ontario Friday mornins, has moved north
eastward; that which was IN 1eorgis has spread
along the coast, and 10 now southeast Of Nov Ems
Sest. has extended rapidly over the Mlssissippi An
Ohio valleys southsastward 70 the Blue Ridge
SIM and southvard to the Gulf With partially cloud,
and smokey weather except on Lake Ontario, AM
imnsdiate Atlantic coast, the heaviest on the MJdi.
and East Atlantic. North and northwesterly wind,
sontheriy winds west Of Michigan and Indiana
PnosABlLIIxs-Ri.ine barometer with. cool
nofthery winds and clear weather are probable for
the resi- Of the day in the Gulf and South Aflsnti.
State, and the same with dimlnishing northWes,
winds from Virginia TO Pennsvlvania Cloudines,
will probably clear away from New EnRisnd durins
the sfterecon; high winds and rising fempersturss
erly inds with falling barometer In the northxesf
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@Laudanum killed M Bushby, of Iowa. II
vas furnished by the stupid druggist instead of
port vino. "
~The one serviceable, safe, certain. reuu.
nerafive, attainable quality In every studv and In
very pursuit IL the quality Of attention. Nv
twn Invention or Imagination would never ha "
sived me q IL has but for the habit Of common.
p ace, humble, patient, daily, toiling, drudaine
attentton.J Charles Dicksns,
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THURSTONS IVORY PEARL TOOTH pow.
DER is the best article for cleansing aud preserving
teeth Sold by All drusgsts. Price, . and 81 cents
ER restores soiled gloves equal TO new Sold BY sl
druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price, Is
4,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
STOCK Ren0rf

Icy he Western g.,on 1siss,a,A Company.l
home and foreign MARKET as foiiows anu 00n0'' In
NEW YORK, Oct. First Board, lo0 O. N -
g g., iSsl SS1pop I'LL rs ss coupon, les
s,H,s SseouSon Iiass 10 4os, coupon: M. Cnrrsn
w fsso M SaIn s Sa.Pss S% ePss
s S:ssr. :.a ! Hss:sa SEE sx
IT, M1s.a Isl i.es Ssr. .Is Mss
E2s; Illinois Central isss cleveland and PittsbS
& NSTt6 GHirt 6ss Msrthwsst preferred, sC
MEaSkis and 81: Paul, s2s Do preierred. SD I'd
TIRE TIRE Haute; -, :; Hapnibal and s. Joseph. IS
and MlssssipP cericaiss Columbus b ., S C 0n
End ,a lndisTs v Cenirs % Teppsssss ss old 8
gsl Pscise kc%d. isai union G paesr Isl Bonds SSn
Markets To-day.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 7.-yirginiz sIxes, old, 50 bid
asked Vest st ST. BID S s ssEe % "
7,aae1f " heat dull Ohio and lndisna 81 soas 81 90
southern Oats quief soasse PSas Sn's
and in improved demand ON orders. Butter easier:
receipts dc press the market-l0a2ic
Whisky firm, 81 o.
NKw YoEs; Der. 1-stock, steady and dull. Gov.
erpnents dull and steady. Virginia SKIES 6Ih new
o.. North Csrn,inss. I2,s new. q. Money frm, s.
NKw YORK Oct. 7.-rlour duh and heavy. Wheat
quiet and unchanged. Corn dull, and sells slightly
NEw YoRK. Ocs.7-shipmeats of specie {, Europe
to-day, Sl5s.452
koSD 9G. sl2mmThs Bank Of England Ia.
now hye Per cent Consols opsned at 92T for
Of ls67 szzI: 1855: old as1S: 1857 s2i& 1905, ss
LONDON, Oct IL 80 p. m.-Consols closed a. gag.
of 1862 s2's; 1865, old, s2z; 1867, %; o-aoT Sh
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WoMAN's RIGHT TO SHooT.-The trial at
Cincinnati of Rachel NJ. Tesle for the murder
of Henry Teale, her husband, resulted in a YER
diet Of acquittal on Saturday. The Cincinnati
Commercai says the jury were Influenced by the
notion, apparently gaining i'm the progress of
social reform, that a woman suffering from the
wiles or the inhdelity Of q husband or q para
mour, may, sin a proper case,n put bullet
through his head, and therefore set her free
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Lea 4 Perrins' Sauce.

Pronounced by COnnoirseurs
THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE"
II improves appetite and digestion. and il is I'M
rivsled for its favor.
We are directed by Messrs, LEA PERKINS TO
prosecute all parties making vending oOunterfets
JOHN DUNCANS SONS.
aUl4 eo6m Agents, New York
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SEcoSD-HAED WIyKs--Parties in this conn.
Try who have found Il impossible 10 marry shoulf
60 70 Salt Lake, ~ the chances are that Mesrrs
Brigham Young g. Co. win have . large M
varied assortment Of secondhand wives to clos
out 1t bargain very soon. Brigham a mod
estiy charged with having sixteen. and he /,
s,cs besides, !. well As being under arrest
mons, restraining them from having more - an
one vie at time Injunctions work well
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FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
feieoTdpAed ErclervelS - TAe Rve~sao sss~.
Policy Of the New Ministry Of Sinai


MADRID, Oct I.-Sagosta will use his inf a.
ence i'm favor OF the adoption OF . radical policy
by the new government Pielan has been ar
pointed Captain General Of Madrid and Me-
relo General OF the City. Senior Balagner ah-
ministers the affairs of the Department OF state
Gd iHterim.
Advces received here from Melilla state IN al
the reyoitOf kabyles mensces only the domin-
ions OF the Sultan Of Turkey, who has sent
troops 20 restore order. The Spanish garrison
Of Melilla viii take part in the Operations
against kabyles, unless some insult should he
offered 20 the Spanish flag. The cause OF the
outbreak was the establishment OF Moorish
custom house on the coast.
Cholera Abatfng I'm Constautinople.
CoNsTANTINOPLK, Oct. THE progress OF
the cholera has been checked, and the alarm
which was felt concerning the spread OF the
epidemic is subsidng.
The french-German Commercial
Treaty.
PARIS, Oct Victor lefranc has been AM
pointed Provisional Minister Of Finance 20 ACT
during the absence Of Ponger Quertier, who will
90 10 Berlin 20 secure the ratification of the
commercial treaty, notwithstanding the visit of
General Manteuffel to Versailles for a similar
purpose.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Following will be read with

Under date of April 18th. n, DIR. Henry Roger,
o. sharp street. Baltimore, eminen, physician,
writes regarding CRYSTAL DISCONkR1:
1T aft rds me much pleasure TO bear testimony A.
10 the efficacy Of yonr Crystal Discovery. Some
since, hiie In India suffered IT un severe
lever peculiar TO the untry. On my recovering
patch OF hair the left side Of my head became
fectly white, without at all Affecting the remainder
To remove this unsishtly appearance, had rec
90 various preparations, both IN Eur"pe add this
country; bar they all had great defec-they dyed
the hair black. Now, with yOur Crystal Discovery
] can get the desired shade-the natural color uf
hair being dark brown. 1 consider Jour Disr VERY
the beet preparation know Of.
Yours, truly, HENRY j. RnGERS."
Clean clear, harmless, il furnishes he only safe
Preparation to gi, new life TO the Hair, when de
csyt or gray. IL will stop the hair falling, and
move dEnnruf. Sold by many Of the princi pal drug
glsts aid at depn' 81 and ID streets, n. W.
Oc1- ARTHUR NATTANS, Discoverer, &c.
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A Tammany Ring Case POSTPONED.

NEW YoRK, Oct THE case In which Jas
n. 1ngcrsoll, one Of the city contractors was
summoned TOR examination was resumed this
morning in the Supreme Court before Judge
lngraham. Gen. Barlow and Geo. &. Barrett
counsel for the citizens committee Of seventy
wanted TO proceed, but ex-Judge Fullerton oh
lected, because his associate counsel for the de-
fence, Mr.. StOughton, had not arrived. The
case was postponed 10 Monday, when the de-
fendant will move TO set aside the order CON-
polling the defendant 20 appear in court for eN-
aminafien
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MADAME MAQUERLor, fron Paris, Sian
Nl CHIssEUSE On FIN, has removed 20 90 l7,r
street, between 9 and II ssrssts. Curtains ne mp
ct q pair; sci .-lms
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EVENING STAR.
DOUBLE SHEET.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were S293, 1913.
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GIVE THE GIRLS A CHANCE.-The Reuolu.
tion having learned that pretty lady canvassers
for women newspapers are going about hugging
the men in order to obtain subscribers SAYS: n
anyone connected with this paper ever resorts
TO such course to obtain q subscriber or an ad-
vertisement, we beg to be appraised Of the fact
that her connection with Ii may be cancelled AT
once" Thus IL is that poor girls are checked in
every attempt 10 help themselyes
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Batchel0rsu HAIR nxs-

Tnis splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
Harmless reliable, instantaneous does uot coarail
lead; nor any citaIte poison 70 produce paralysis
death. Avoid the Wanted and delnEve pre- paratons
boasting virtues they do not possess. The genuine
W. A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had thiyrp years
untsrnished reputation TO uphold it's integrity "a
the only perfect Hair Dye-Blaek or Brown Sold
oy 81 druggists. Applied ct is Bond street, New
York fab-tf
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~The freshest name for Alexander II. Ste
phens is ga venerable calamity"
0Amherst College will hereafter withhold
all aid from college students who smoke tobacco
or drink ardent spirits-and get caught tit.
HThe Rev. Phoebe Hsnaford, of New Haven.
has refused to let Mrs. Isabella Hooker into her
church, to preach woman-sufrage.
~EnRland Is at last to have Female Medi-
cal College, as direct means Of giving medi
cal education 10 ladies similar to that given in
hospitals.
ga Connecticut calf takes whiskey straight
without winking. Nothing strange about that
A great many calves outside Of Connecticut do
the same thing.
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TREATY SIGSED.-The President to-day
signed the postal treaty between the German
Umpire and the United States.
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CLERICAL HANGEs.-The following promo
tons and appointments have been made i'm the
Post Office Department: Philip A. Tracy, from
second to third class clerk in the Appointment
Office; Seth Hillman, from first TO second class,
same Office; apponted-Cha les +. Loomis, first
class clerk in the Appointment Office, and 5. l..
h. CODser watchmap. az the Department.
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THE SCIENTIC LECTUREs.-The sale OF course
tickets began this morning, and We would advise
our people not to delay in making their selec-
tons, as the most eligible reserved seats are
rapidly being disposed of. Tickets can be had
at Philip & SolomOns, Ballantynes, and Mt the
Young Mems Christian Association Rooms. The
diagram of the hall * N Ba1antyne's
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NAVAL AFFICERs UkDERED FROM WASHING
TON.-Lieut. Commander r. s. Chew has been
detached from ordnance duty at the Washing
ton Navy-yard and ordered to the Wyoming
Master Clifford II. West has been detached
from the signal office here, and ordered to the
same vessel. Chief Engineer George ID. En-
mons has been detached from the Washington
Navy ard, and ordered to the Wyoming.
The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-31

NJ asraa usf ~ fslas 81 g. pssgls Is ~
isiss u lls iiIflsHf. Hsf Is $500 ssass. A.
srsa - faslf. So fss issiIa1a5 ~ lsaffI
- sfliliIisssl sgiHsssss ssfsafIsK laI5sEl }
lssiss 81 yssfI. 80 q a. ssas fafpsfl. !
s4fiay "a sfs'lsasai sisnIts "a ~ q4esiEsa.
{ las sar1 izauHesg fss fspsssflsa ~ iiezitii
isf's stlmfst baasfs IS 81 ssfiiss saa saff
~ mzay ssEHsatz 3 bsszi. iiarIas las issas
y yssfs issi 4 hes bees tsfUFs ~ Hsflf. b.
samsfssls FfsptfstIoas iaisaiff - compsis
uih e. haze Ggss 70 iiEs fssssis. sal eslas
asNH ~ tsilaxulzhsd sslets Aeasshlls ~
pf1Effsi 81 lat laesnfzfabis soaia has bseu
sNln sad sissdg-slssTs upesf1 ~ anwafd
liks ihs safis'a slight. H. laffelaeilea Ffos
dacsd = ressiutias n therapeutics, ahd u
proved 70 bs eas n thgss saiafafy revolution,
shaiess not 50 backwards. To-day fIsaistssf'f
fiissfs u one " The lnosi popular remedies 10
ehflstsBd9m. sai commands a Lager sale
than az other medicinal lrspafailon, don.es.
tie or Imported. % his SIDE Of ihs Ati,stls.
AZ cure lof dyspsfsia. bilii0,s disorders,
aervous Affections, general debility. and % :
preventive Of epidemic fsvers. u lalss prece-
dsnee Of every other remedy. This fact should
teach ambitions country dealers who endsssor
TO foiai their local abortions on The public 10 lie
stead, how falIle their small attsmpts 70 esjols
the community must necessarily be. Where
the game fish have failed. ther. IS no chance
for the "suckers."
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Tnn FfnEE1IfssfIzafss Issssf.
'EsIs.-A card aFteafs la i1mf q ne
fifaai4 sfsaiT ~ e. fhs f1eHsss e Al
etfsfineHi iaszis ezss d. iaIf Neek aifh
q afseEfln9i.ishlf - Hbifh oaftaBil
teld aa1 ga ased. Iif eafd i aikned
" fffNklanis AL asrfelafifs u iH#ufs
aafs comranlea. lie fzHsfimsaf, hsN.
sttf. a ~ A. 20 fza lfafn, We lusas o.
maisFlalf IN e slate Of u0mbnaiI6H h.
Nhleh the "a could BE- tiifeffif applisd.
The spaFs lfiNrrn the IRE a1l ne appaf.
aiHs wni ii0t sHrh e q, inlerfeFs uiih ~
Immedlale apfilcatlou, aad TIE air Wa
not Ia The lsaes 1latufbfil Il the dine. IN
s1fh eases esflonir aid aHd rs mas b.,
a. : has long been known 10 b.. most
valuable axenf for The suppression OF nrcs
within doors when fhs heat Is not Too In
tense 10 dfifg "a The person engaged In
its employment. The difficulty, as We
some Time since siggtsted In feierfing ~
promised Formidable experiment, at
which eoncoarse OF prominent citizen.
was announced 20 be present. i thatffhe
zas, though heavier than the atmosphere,
can not BE- reduced 30 sufficiently dense
condition ~ BE- thrown for any distance
by an engine suitable for that purpose,
AMI this IN order that II shall be 80 liqul.
lied as to be projected through the air
without being 30 diiinsed in the latter zs
20 fail 70 reaclI the object 70 which II Is
thrown, should be previously subjected
to a pressure Of thirty.six atmospheres.
An apparatus might possibly be con-
strueted which would obviate the neces
sity Of the application Of the prellml-
nary pressure In question. and, u 80, we
should then have an agent upon which
we might depend to extinguish fire un-
der all circumstances, and which might
be at once generally adopted in those
cases where lie would not be exposed to
Its mephitic effects.
The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-31

PROSPERITY or BUILDING SOCIETIES IN
ENGLAND.-ln London, there are SO coo
members of 1000 Building Societies
which have made returns, possessing
Eii2il 900 OF assets; and the number OF
societies is believed to be really double
the number stated, many very important
societies being omitted in the returns.
In addition there are Land Societies
which serve similar purpose, and own
ing f2 100000. The Building Societies
OF London alone will thus own about
el0.0O0,0 900, divided among 100 900 mem.
bers, who constitute very large item
In the population of the metropolis.
Many OF the members areA6f the middle
class, clerks and shopmen. Building So
cietles are even more developed out OF
London than in il. Lancashire alone is
estimated to have | ,i2S societies, with
nearly $4,000 members; but these are the
imperfect returns, and the number should
probably be doubled. In the town OF
Burnley there are 5000 members OF
building societies, owning about ESQ.
QUO worth of property; in Oldham there
are W societies. each containing, on the
average. 100 shares worth el20 each, or
nearly eSO0,0O0, which may be consider
ed the property acquired every fifteen
years, in Manchester, Ashton, and other
places. Building societies manlfestly
play an important part, the chief sup
porters, according to unanimous testi-
mony, being the "mill hands" 1t is
the same in other parts of England.
Newcastle, Sunderland, Liverpool, Leeds
Halifax and Bradford have all powerful
societies one society In the latter town
spoken Of as having e62l 900 out on
pan, and another has e29O,0o0.v ! !. y
The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-31

4 An Illinois widow was rerently tarred
ma feathered fer playing croquet before
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OF the Chicago roughs. 'D's
The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-31

uTiLixilG WASTE OF GuTrA-PE "a
AND huBBER.-The waste ls cut& "a
SINAI, pieces, and 100 pounds of 10 u q
are placed In q well-closed boIle m VI
pounds bisnlphide Of carbon and ount !
ssosolute alcohol, well stirred; then N
boiler Is closed and LETT a few hours 4
soak, After this time 1t Is found II
changed into a soft, dough-like mssl
Mnlcn, alter being ground or kneaded. n
ny 70 De formed into any shane. when Nv!
solvent viii evaporate. II too much N
tne latter has been used, a thick nnmsr
ageablc liquid Is obtained This rrcnao-
years ago, '' sA'eei
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~ a life. rcncuing foup,n,,

- nie renewing fountafm. like Aal
rartn atevery mans door, Thousands wn,,ld
'a l, their backs upon <he healing springs
l,htn aIms-reaca, torun after pretended rem.
Hss. The olservaut, everywhere, accent
". NALkkn's vINgsaR BIrTxRs as tie great
hsaicinal biessingot mpderns times, but
n apoisons. while this well .srriur az bea,,h
ecessible to all. puriles the animal
Il Ngulat,s every function Of the bodv'
Il me nerves, invigorates the vital organs
Il NJ pnial'lns Specific for Indigestion.
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.El3a;l; :|(f13;A

/, - = ~. 4 i
Gen 1si.' san F9ses,.r. ~ nsnss.ss q prarri.s. -,
MIIrIcxe. = 7-e"s 81 NJ
. W....,...~-. msny V their
Thsyerc No. : ,,' 49,. ihcets.s
- 49,, ~ 'h' Inary briak, Naletl PEI.
r,-..-..-s .,.s.ss.,' .ooa sp'Vks ana fsrsas.
last, ea,lsd .r,,,cs ;, =. ~
that lead tto t,,,,r 4, :, "s'e'eTs
a,vo uoa,s,,. y ana fHln be-
IL California f,,,.. -, 80 wv az Bril-
,,.,- T.a., ~ ~. ~. sieohoiic >t.m-',
rTrw ~. ~, ~ ", nEAr bLooD rVE-.
.-e ' . EesNiNSP RiNil"i.:
earr,,,' ~ =, a.'u iaslsofaier Of tAe syf,
-, matter anu restoring The b,ce
,ers .c.ar,,, y ~ perso" can take these BIZ
-, ' ,. ouiee'iohs anu REMAIN tofis unwe
,o.a,, o. M 'Sss aie Hos ues'leted by mineral
,eyon1 NJ, I'M, aeas' anu 'n' Ni'a' crsals "asei
rh.,, -. T y.
ro,,. ea..as',.'. 80 "'e"ti'e ~ wen aAs
a. ,a,irs,, "'s'' ,no Peeu'iaf merit OF aemi
r,,,p,, .i .eneN.ns 'oscscil or inl'am
FOR rr,,.. NV ~ ny 'sceral ofsnrs ii
LM LIE COMPLAINS, whcttcfja
young or OIL married or single, at the dawn Of woman
hood or at the turn Of liie these Tonic pitters
canal fF ' ~ '"'''S "1ae n'
ls
,,.n 80" IN, ai ..al. nna Chronic Kheuma-
u,,,,.u. pa,..,,, W iha'gcsti"n,
"'"s, isem''ent and intermittent Fe.
news and R,,,,,,c,. 49, .,... s.'' A'a'
"ha n'"oocr, these bitters have been most
R,oo' WHEN "GA Disease. arr caused viaIatea
- ~ n...7. ., "si"'S ptou"eeu " arrangement
ns.,s sse orsa"s.
-. -, oA ANuiOLsTION, Head.
chc., n,,ns.s s s"" o'asls ish'nes 81 The
nad r.s,a l., NJ ou' nauc'aeous q INC Stomach
the Hear, Inaan,wa,a, u 1T ia'pa'oh q
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! - anu my language 10 PLAIN,
lhat | do not believe there Is out of
heaven such place as the mountain
land Of Colorado. The higher have
gone thus far the better it has seemed
for me. Even the brief dampness which
here follows a storm seems not to be
hhurtinl, so unlike is it to the harsh, raw
dampness of the East and North. But
when the air Is perfectly dry it is to me
the most buoyant and delicious. 1t has
all the ETHEREAL properties of champagne,
drink IN 1t long, deep draughts. The
worst OF 1t is it goes to my head and
90 not sleep well. ! have here peculiar
lightness of the brain, as well as of the
spirits. This may be Il temporary effect.
due IN great part to mental excitement.
believe. M
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GIIosTs. There is a curious case no
lated OF man who was well.knowr
character, and a man OF sense. where /,
was SAID he used to see number of peo
pie In the room with him. Now he him.
self has described the whole of tho pb,l
nomenon, and all the adluncts to 1t. Ne
has said, after taking a cup of coffee or
tea, or 50 on, they came into his room in
greatnumbers; and as he rot better, And
less nervous, he has only seen the arms
or legs OF the persons, without seeing
any other part Of them. Now this i ali
an irregular action Of the retina of the
eye. A gentleman sitting in his library
one day, reading or writing. on turning
round his head, saw, sitting in a chair, a
woman in a red cloak. And he said,
~iiow came You in here, good woman !"
The woman said nothing. What is the
meaning Of your being here, woman?, ~
NO answer was made. You have no
right to be here; go out OF the room. -
She took no notice OF him. He got I'M
and rang the bell for the servant, The
servant came in. Turn this woman
out What woman STRIP "Whv the
woman in the red cloak" "There,s no
woman, nor any red cloak. sir" "Well,
go and fetch the doctor for me. Tell
him | am i'll, and wish to speak with him. y
The man, however, was not to be fright
ened by this, because he knew il was a
delusion Of his sight.
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OUR GRANpMoTHER,--Thc soft, white
halr, still quite abundant, was brushed
straight over from the brow, not tied on
the top, but rolled as tight as it could be
low--now it would be, we presume n rat.
and fastened on the top Of the head bv
two long silver pins with arrow heads
aspotlcss, white null cap, with a yery
high crown and deep frill was put on
over this pillow and tied with a broad
olaek SATIN ribbon, in bow on the top ;
a string of gold beads, a square Of whit,
lace folded over the shoulders and cross
ca IN pleats in front, was under the dress Of
heavy, black satin; the.waist of said dress
made long down to the hips with point
before and behind. the skirt not trailed
put immensely \, very high-heeled
Shippers, a large blaAk satin bag or rtfi-
Guile, embroidered Nth white bcsds on
her arm, in which wl the ever present
knitting-work. compld tes the costume.
The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-31

COLORADO THE LOWER HEAVEN. -
Grace Greenwood, who is now sojourn-
ing in that territory writes AS for con-
iirmed asthmatics-unhappy men and
women, who, like shipwrecked mari
ners, perishlng Of thirst, with "water.
water everywhere gasp and fight for
their scantv breath In the world Of air
they who tind 1t not difficult to realize
the suilerlngs OF men suifocated In mines,
or the horrors Of the " Black Holen of
Calcutta-they who once year at least
must iehearse the death agony, vet can
not die--ior them, brothers and sisters
IN allliction, al 4fFg T3D !
,rfsi. - ...n..l
The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-31

Plmpes on the Eace. Eruptions
blotches, Seroiulous diseases, and ali
sores arising from impure blood, are
cured by DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. IN
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-07-26

new MeEy q b&arAn&c s)ss5 XeSSffy So XAfs
hyussaear SxncrisRees
Xoung men troubled with emissions In sleep.-S
complaint generally the result Of bad habit IN
youth, treated scientifically and perfect cure WAY
fAnted or no charge made.
Hardly day passes but are consulted by ops u
more young men with the above disease. some Of
whom are as weak and emsciAted 40 though they had
the consumption, and BY their friends are supposed e
have IL All such cases yield to the proper and only
aerrect course of treatment, and In short time are
made TO seioioe In perfect health.