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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-07

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becenflides @a9stbum. &inter, bic
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rinsen before lid. @dre cieS pabr -
plr(te bic &eidsresieruns aSSeretenlt
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me1en, rc9 1T es NIT lebterem le'per
ni6t meit Der. 6ier gu eance 1T man
Der GrflGruna Ter Srrensserpanrl9aft
unIerer Observation-Disclosures unr Der
Miibencen TH1krldulen Der Damien du
Cacre-Coeur NIT ben Seiutten 9erpdr<
tia. Slit ben rercienten @dter1 res J.
2iaupri serlieren mir unlere gu ssiiiis
der MusbuIfe bel BEN Grercitien 70 tbaz
enMifpnlre. @cr miro de erisben?
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bera!ismus nidt. Die Danes du
Sacre-Coeur selten als bic ausse;ei9<
netiten Grsieberinnen Der meibli6en
Sussne. Die Gamilien feben le nit
tiefem Sbmer;s i9eiben uno werren
ibre Sbdtsr ibnen ii9erlid mad Granfz
reid sur Grsiebuns na6leneen. Das
miro Der refine @swinn feirL unp pbenz
brein cine ,,eue ni9t unerbetlibe llrla<
te lteiscnesr lln;ufriecenbeit. Srn
rpiro bic 5fentlide Stimmuns eur9
bic militdrilbsn Waere9eln aeteiert
.pel9e an ben Srtsn, MO Grldeinunaen
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1ollsn eesen bic ridtaeerdnsten Saaa<
rem berbeieileneer pilser anaeprrnet
rpertn? Selbfneritinplid entideiren
mir uter BEN eisentliden @ertb FOLDER
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@lauten an BE @irflidfeit tie,er Gr<
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lunsen, rpenn fe an einern Srte unter<
bruft 1inb, at, anrern UNI 10 3ablret9er
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bic Gapauerie aesen tie betencen Mai'
fen eineeldrittsn an leBterem Srte
tpuree cine reselmdbi9e Charge ausse>
flbrt unb 1puen nambafte 8erlebunsen
sp%raefpmmen 1etn. GS ldbt it1 faum
bersbnen, pel1en GiinpruG $4,000
periaate frien!i6e 9eute NIT mad 6auie
nebmen, unb wel@e @efable i'm san;en
2anre f9 Babn breden.-"Die GYan>
aelilatipnSs 0sisu1daft in etrasburs
bat ibre Sabres>@ eriammluns absez
balten unc uber ibre G%batiateit bertdz
tet. Sc 1ei bier nur bemerft, baB nee
ber siele Sc iful9aft nod Der 0utarz
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betrabtst ipereen, penn fe in fremoen
@eaenren ibre Ebatisfeit entwideln
unb lire 0elrer fpenoen. 3ufen aber
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-07
ar ncrfaufeu pber Derrentem,

gpeaes srrserldten Nlters bes Gtesntbansrs TT in
RiHIsnb 9rnn, 8ice Co., Minneirtd, etne Jdrlt iu Der.
faufen pte- III %ysrrentet. Diefelbe balt 100 Ader pcsrn
ibsr loo slider unter Gultur tas utrise III eutss gDieisn.
iant nnb Iieat in fetr irudtbarer. uab 8~einnber @e5enb, s
Wpeilen son 1aritault, Sttee g..
essinsuns.n fsbr tiais. Bum Rent tana samsn unt
Geipann ssaebtt trerben unS aum &au! ale Ssratbs unb
g3iet. Scr sierte Iteil Spm RaufihiGine rtre taar Ser
Ianat. tas l1,trise fann lanaere 3eit ffstsn tlsitsn. guts
Getdulidfetten unb oates Waher finb am Ylase. Sur
t~p.itsres reute man fd an Zen Gisentbuu1er.
Sos. Danfer,
26I tafelbR.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-07

Neabpbp, 2Dpns S So.
1O7 Sritte @traBe, ct. Yaul, Mtnnefota.
Supporters unb 6ru5tdns1srt tn
aeineu Weinea, 2iqueurer, Nlter Bourbon unb
&pe @bisteY.
california sDeine unh Bransies.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-07

yin untrn9:
ltdes unb fde
res Mittel &C.
9en ALE Rranf.
beiten bes Sra
gems, Der Qeber,
bes nnterleibf5,
iofern fe aus
gerlaleimang,I'
. %an9ebauften |
H4rubit1ten unb
|unperbault9fett
%ent(tanbett fnb,
ais: tolifarti9e
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-07

QetbI&msr3et, Bei9perben bes &opfes, Der
Bruf, Sawtnbel, Driden, DaFsrtett oes
Rppfes, DETERMINING Der Bruif, beiawer'
Tides MuS- unb ginatbmen.
Weaen wetb1t4e &rantbetten
ais: 9Ylerie 8labun9en, @atterbei@psr'
ben. ,x,
@esea gu(lblItt8tett, Blet4,
fu&t, @el6Iudt, Ropf, unp @lieberlanter;
gen, uebelteiten, Obnaa&ten unS 9er3'
tlppfer. .-.
@eaen &artarrb @tod:
f6nupfen, ta bic 1rupfen ben i4ars
fea (pdenoen G9leint aufD leu.
@esen attsmus; 0tdt
oaliae, remitttrenbe unb tnteruaitttrenoe
Steter, aese,t &ranfbeitea beS Blutes, Der
Niere,t unb glal E.
Oeaen DYfpep1ta uno' ale barau5
entprineenoe &rant1eiten.
@eaen 9auttranf9etten, aus.
f6ldae unb iberbaupt ale burA rnret1
mes glut berscrsebrahte &rantbeiten
6aItet Guer 8lat rein IND bic
Gefunobeit Cures &6rper8 iptro bic
Tplge iein. .u
NJ Die Tlalde v5amburser Srcsfen"
fotet so Gents, S Glaiden fur 2 Dollars,
uao in5 In allen a~nitanoisen Mpotbete1t
,a baben, pber tperben mad Grapfarg bes
Betrases t~ofenfret mad alsn 2beile1 @use'
rttas 1eri anbt bur9
A. Ngeby& Co.. IN .M
Guaros. gsieSerlage tn Iu1er1ta.
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auM1HlE1 ull...-.-. :. q -
1EAsONIC DIRECToRT.


LODGES
&c., mv,,.ats. No, 118-meets I'd Friday
2Vvah ,nnnnth-Sall corner Madison and sec
IN M SA'i Rem K Puiien. w. M: Al. Wheeier'
INaEEorA, No. les-mests Isl Monday IN
90, roonfb al Odd Fellows Hall; corner
rnrSt and Main. G. o. Locke, W. h'' D.
Richmond, Secretary: =, phr,,dav
TvtIS ScoTT. No. 2S9-meets ist tnussaay
~ aach uonth--hal corner maaison nnu SsS-
Sand. A. +. Davis. W. M; b uoiasn''n'
1e nSsc%9' No. 2se-meets Sd Friday Of each
nonth| odd Fellows Hall. Bun f. frce'
w NJ. II. w. Shelton. Secretary;
RuwfEEiEa, No. 2il--meets 4th friday OF
.sh MONTH"; South Memphis Hall, corner
os Madison and Second. Richard breigntoh'
" NJ: Louis Czapsk. Secretary.
ROYAL ARcE.
.ru.p-rp No. 22-mestg ID Monday OF
- M cnlh-Odd Fellows, Hall. u. b.forster,
eA0p n Pc A. J. Wheeler, Secretary:
m1Ipnrs CHAPTER, No. o-meets a. Vdd
tiiovrs' Hall. Sd Monday Of each month. W.
Matthegs, NJ. Il. II. p; X. W. sheiton'
ecretary.
rrpvxl CoBHcFL, No. 6--maets Sd Ihurs-
81 ~ aach month-0dd FeioEs' Hall. g..
SaaSr. m. H.; G. II. Myers. Res.
TnMPLAEs.
cxpxxx CoNMAEDERY, No. 5-meets eth Mon
aSy of,eaeh month. Geo. hellersh. oom.f l.
., c b1sen ca1PrER OF RosE CRorx. 18th. No.
/ Charles W. Adamg, SD. M. w. ID.
Tomiinssn, SD. Sea-
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O. o. +. DIRECTORY.


odd Fellows .kHalI. corner Main aad North
Court streets. o.,
MrvPEra Lopez, Mo- 6-neets every tues e4
law. A. W. Newscn. y o.; Geo; o piaii ;
va; Z. o. Milton. Secretary b. f. MEX
AcnIcxSsiw LoDsE. No. S-meets sEery Mon
Az aigbt. Geo. w. L. Crook n; S;s gonn
Ga,roW Y. a.: r. u. Holt. X. B.; Ihomas
Rscan p. s.: II, d. C0nAsll. Treasurer
ScaTi.r.ER Lopez. No. lsD-insets every ed
.sSday night. John P. Hoffman. d. o.; jos.
Aehtman. Y. g.; II. Shilling, Seeset&-yi m
MauYer, Treasurer.
RIxskF Lopez, No. lfT--mests every rriSSay
.;cht YIN. Henry, n. g.; 9. Gross; Y. ";
p. STAR, p, and X. s.; George A. naring'
DECREE LODGE.
MEMPHIS DEGEEE LODGE NO. S-mse1 AZ
Saturday Of ench month. Chas. NJ. Carroll
M. b. g. Trader, b. D. NJ; George w.
1xfhews, A. D. NJ; I. s, Bingham eeere-
carr. Il. r. Jack. Treasurer.
EECAMPnEETg.
dlYOee EEOAMPMRNT, NO. 6-meen % we
IN and 81 Thursday nights Of each Eopth.
ar. Alexander, C. P; Geo: w. Mathews,
II. p; John Carey. 5. W; THOMAS Bacon
S.; II. D. Connen, 81 DAM shloss, ,; ";
MEMPHIS BEeANPMENT, No. 5s-meete "a anu ,1s
az, Thursday nights Of each leonth. y: W.
EmNh. G, p; c. Il, PliEchke, ~, p; p. !.
TilIald, 5. W.; I. S. Jptes, ITeasuIex5 W.
y. North, Scribe; Z. X, Jack, J. W.
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Taylor being the expounder Of their
faith. He said 10 an audience lately, in
4 public address, Don't you come here
again without woman, IL you have
none OF your own, borrow somebody
clsc's. want to sees the dual principles
Of nature properly observed"
Bishop Miles, ofthe colored Methodist
Church, has purchased valuable grounds
in Louisville, Kentucky, on which 10
erect an institution for the training OF
colored ministers, and appeals espe'
cially to the white people Of the South
for aid, TO the amount Of fifty thousand
dollars, to enable him to build mp the
" School of the Prophets
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In the Second Circuit Court OF
Shelby County. Tenn. if...I

HI:sS SSisa si 70 ''iii 81 lS 'l;
ITpEiRa MADE TO APPEAR TO THIS
/ Court that l.. NJ. llumsey A Co.. speed A
Creighton. lleyden, dere 4 Co., CowlnE Co..
J. l., Mott. kugpeIlo n Coz, 3eo. u Ihomp-
Ton 4 Co. and How'll A Lelchworth. benedict
srIes An a certain trust deed made BY Kennedy
n Smith 10 Michael kourk, trustee, on the
2ith Of June, 1873. are non-tesidents o. the
davsi publication be made TO said parties.
rivins them notice that said Michael kourk
has 6ied his petition 70 resign his once Of As
sIrnee under said trust deed. and that Mon
day, the first day Of DecembeE. 1913, has peen
me said netition, 7. ID. BOYLE, Clerk,
WiIsoS 4 BrARD, Att'ys for Petitioners. lls
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D1srrrcf GsaEp LoDeE, No.5-A. Z. Frank
9,ommittee ueats al the call Of the @. n A.
FrFHRATEs LoD5E, No. s. Daniel schloss,
Preriicnt; Isaac SchWEb. Seoretary. Meets
--err sunday 81 an. az its hail, northwest
~orner Second and Adams streets.
H7rurrFL Lopez. No. lW-Samuei htrEeh
pfc-fdenf: Jos. DDernberg. Secretary. Meet
e-erv Tuesday evening az hall. northHezt cor
- 3erond and AdauE streets.
sr,rrr TusKA Lopez, No. la2-S. L. Lee
Prr1ideuf; Edward boidsmi-h, Secretary
49, ersrr W ednesdsy evening AZ hall north.
,-.,-f eSrnar Second and Adams streets.
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Tussed Ancient order Of Bruids

TEsEEsszs Grove, No. l, U. A. Q. D.
meets al the Druid Hall, No. 81 South Court
0treet, on the lst and n Tuesday evenings IN
each mouth. J., s. Helligers,, N. Al j.
tary; John L. II hberg. Treas1rsr.
MzNTEIs GROVE. No. 2-ments a. The DRUID
Ball. g Court street, every Thursday evening
Wm, N. Loeb. N. A.; Il. 0ertel, v. A.; j.
p. Shide. Secretary; Barney Gray, Treasurer
Hall, 81 Court street. on the lst and Sd Mon
day evenings in ezeh month. A. y. DaVis
III. A.; George W. Baxter. v. A.; d. BTen
Pecrslary: Martin Cohen. Treasurer.
COFCOEDIA S. A. CHAPTKR, No. l--moets a
the Druid BALL. on the ID and lth TUESDAY
evenings IN eseh month. J. Beehlsr, \. 6. A.
a. Hitlfeld. Soorctary.
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Trust Sale.

rro SATISFY PROVISION MADE IN
trust dsed dated July 81. 1878. by Mary X.
Pope. of fernando. Miss, in favor Of O'Ban-
non Il Morris, of Memphis. Tenn. for the pay.
ment of sl9l II, with interest. cost. etc.. will
ON the 10Th OF December Next,
In mont Of Goepels music store. proceed TO
sell for cash. % the highest bidder, one, seven
octave piano forte, property Of the SAID Mary
inr 10 PROVISIONS Of said trust deed.
T.. p. PHILIPS. Trustee,
B ca q At Peabody HOiol.
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Adepressed. irritableEtate % mind weak.
nervous, exhausted feeling no energy or All
nation; oonfuFed head. weak memory. oiten
With debilitatinr. involuntary discharEes.
The conseq ue1ce ofercesses. mental oFergork
or indiscretionf. This Nervous Debility tnds
3 SOVEREIGN care In Humphrey Homeopathic
Specific. No. -. n tones up the system. ar
rests difcharFeE. dirpelT the mental rluCm ard
dependency. and reiurcrrtes The entire Els-
tsH. III / rerfecfly harm less and aluayE en-
and larEt q vial % rcwder, which d iurCr-
tnni 10 I'D. gsfi1uf casesi or 81 per finrle BOX.
celd ~ an DruFriftr, o. sent ~ nail % re-
esipt 81 pflos. address hrnfsIErs, tIrolFlc
Fay, N, T. rrIsf-tutf-Eriii-1
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sOCIETT.

q.,ora TEzFLE ~ u. tgP T., No. l-mssii
-. 1917 MAI q tsil Of Cyrsne Com
et.-s - 50. ~ IRON Il. q !, Loop, VI.
p Il II. a. Lsu0nt, ". Y. Il Zoe; a. shep-
Ssra. ?. VIC, = =. hiif' ~ w. =
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rINIGRTs OF PYTHIAs.

TgyEEssTE Lopez No. 5-Meets w
every v ednesday night over Adams
street Engine House, cor. Second street. 4.
N. Haley, G. c.; C. Z. Mclean, V. c.; j.
Rain. p; A. Hum. NJ. Of E.; W. n, Lin.
Ste1t, N. off,; IL. Fischer. IT,, K Of r. al
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NOTICE.

HAVING QUALIFIED AS ExECUTRIX
of estate of Charles s. Allen. deceased,
All creditors arc hereby notified 10 az once
prosent their claims. and debtors 10 come for
warn "1 Mrs. MARY ALLEN. iiS Vance Il;
November 10. 1915. ol-oI-iS-V
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SPECIAL NUFlO&

Mothers, Mothers, Mothers Don't fail 70
c-oe.-s MRS. wINSL0w's SOOTHING
SYRUP 70. all diseases incident to the period
of teething In children. IL relieves the ehiid
from pain. cures wind collie. regulates the bow
oils, and by giving relief and health TO the child
gives rest 10 the mother. Be sure and call for
mrs. winslow's Soothing syrup" For sale
by all druggists. l0o.wsIa 1sn-s!
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l2 JAsnnhis& Ohio r. X. ~ *
MOI 1901 Twice Daily. S.5V I'D
JMompbis K Charleston =, ~ :, *
eS1li2 r. R.-Dally. W ll.oo
Mississippi 4 Tonnes q or
II az see II. R.-Daily. z'D
Memnh;s Z Li.tleRocS . "a
u X. R.-Daiy. e.VO
river to Eelena&
sSOi Rriar's P't--daily;
lVioksbuIg(tri-weekiU
aD1 Mon, Thurs;, Sat.
miss. river t. ST. Louis
All Mon. Thurs. Fri.
Wtite River-Semi.
e01 " sekiy-Tues. Sat.
krk river. semi
Marion ltri-weekly)-l
n Non. We'd. Fri. 10
Cuba, Tennessee
IN Weekly-Friday. J 10
1Byha,ia&0iive branch "a
: 0i Tues. and Fri. So
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render satisfaction. Price, IN large thIeesdraehm
Eosag ~ iprs. ceais.
]. FeFers, G0ggl.Il1n, iunamfnatipls ~
?. Worms, Yprm Feter VOLTA Cello, % %
:, GrYiHgsCnlic, or IeeihiDgpf infants, y
:. DiarVtlnas Of Chiden or Adults ~
5. Dysentery, Gripinet blilg,s tehq' "a
6. ChoIera-Morbus, Vomiting, n
!. Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, =. ~
{. Neuralgia, Toothsche, feccaele, ~
9. Headr ehes, Sick Headache, vertigo y
10. Dyspepsia, Bilious stomach,
!. Supprvssed, or Painful Psrlods, "a
II, WHITES, too Profuse Periods, -. ~ ~
Is. Group, CoryL, nificult Breathing, "
"a salt Rheum, Efyslvasa, sf1pilepsl y
Is. nheumaffsrrl, kheumatic Pains, y
l6. Fever and A que, Chill Fever, Asues' y
Is. OphfhaImy, and Sore or Weak Eyes, %
~ TseerrIr. Acute or Chronic Influenza, . 70
~ YghoOuinR-CougJa,F Violent Coughs, "
n. EsfR5fal, pi9lesSFd Freatlii1g' n
~ Ear Dis f1fEl.geG, 4lnl.}ssq y 3ttips,. y
81 -. f,sIa. Fnisrgef Glands, swellinga, 50
~ GSnrreI beb;lity, Physical Meekssls, ~
IS. DropsY and hcanty bsc4Stl..nsl
26. 6ea-siclkness, Sickness RON hieins' ~
a. Hldnev-Disease, Gravel, %
"a TsS~o,,s .e-liIitYl SSRieal Weafness' "a
or Invoiuntary Dischafses,
n 7TSiSs - Vveskness. weiting the Bel, 2
81 bainfaf Periods, With spaEnsi
U klisrlhgs Is chsns; 2. ti. .s basss, io
81 hlnhfhs,is, CiceTuicl Sore Throat.
S ChPanie CongestiOns and Erup'i0ns' %
FAMILY CASES.
g.. ,,roro.co, with above % large walls s1 p,
Gee 1Nofooco' q 20 large vials and BoSS, 49,
~ These remsasss 81 anv part o. ths
County, free % charge, on feos'Pe ~
price. Addrese
HunnphTeYs' SPECIFIC
Fe Notwithstanding meci1lne Co.s
nfsos ana DEPOT, No. SCI h1oAnNhil b - A'---
For sale by All Druggists
And byH. c. steeYer 4 CO., Second st.. corner
MadiFOui Andrew keIkert, 10 Main 60. n.
W. FiFus. - Poplar st.. Memphis, Tenn.
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Our river friends will find at this Office the paper ana
tasty assortment Of types tnts onts found in
any printing sstablIshmentlIn the South
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I'd byH. c. steeYer h CO.. Second g.. cornsl
.. Vigus, - Poplar 81. Memphis. Tenn.
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60s7
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Another Duel In Pro.pee,.
OPELiKA. Ala. July p. 1873.
iha Editors of the Atlanta uorald.

OfkLikA, ALA., July =. lofSs
To the Editors Of the Atlanta Herald;
Il seems that the quarrels and dill,
culties growing out Of the killing OF
Mr.. Thomas Phillips by young Hooper
will never cease. II appears that soon
after the close Of the commitment trial
of young Hooper, Mr.. Waddell who
is in some way connected with the
Hooper family, wrote communication
10 the Columbus Sun, in which he made
serious charges against the character Of
the late Thomas Phillips. Among
other things he charged that Mr.. Thomas
Phillips had been turned out Of the
church for seducing one Of his church
sisters, and that at the time of his death
he was not member Of the Methodist
church.
The charge Of Mr.. Waddell was denied
by the officers Of the church referred to.
They stated that while certain charges
had been made against Mr.. Phillips,
they were not sustained, and he had not
been turned out OF communion with the
church.
alt appears that Mr.. Thomas Phillips
has a brother and several nephews liv-
ing in Atlanta. This article in the Sun
evidently escaped their notice, until
within tie past few days a copy was
sent to Mr.. Thomas j. Phillips, who
keeps family grocery store in Atlanta.
As soon as this young man read the ar
ticle we are. informed that he became
very indignant, and through his friend,
Colonel -, sent peremptory demand
to Waddell either to retract or fight. Up
to this time we do not know the result,
but will send you the facts as soon as
nhtainad
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Darwin pemonstrated.

The San Francisco doctors met few
days ago to discuss the Darwinian doc
trine. One Of them is reported as hav-
ing made the mystery clear, in the fol-
lowing style:
For instance, you take the common
amorphoza, and you will all notice that
in a short time it becomes q perfect
stramatopora, and then you will see that
the change to an oleaginous athantha.
spongia is only matter of time. Faint
applause. Now take the class of NAL.
acastraca, or even the graptolidea, and
its development to brachiopoda is as
certain in its conclusion as the passage
of a regular bryozoa into full-grown
and perfectly formed cephalapoda.
Loud applause. Now then, having
once established this fact, the conclusion
is by no means hypothetical one that
a blastoidea can in the same manner
become an echinodermata. Can the
most skeptical deny that this conclusion
is a true one in every respect? En-
thusiastic applause Then, why cannot
an articulated mollusk by similar pro
cess of development, in time become a
lamellibranchiata?"
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AnIhrOPOIOEicaI.

One of the most interesting communi
cations lately made to the anthropolog
ical department Of the British Associa
ton was q short paper by Mr.. Hyde
Clark, in which he identified the Many
nema or Manyema, the people among
whom DR.. Livingstone is known to have
so long travelled, with the Niam-Niam oI
Nva. Nya Of the White Nile. According
10 most reports they are notorious can
nibals, and have the edges Of their teeth
filed into saw form. In the slave market
at Cairo it is customary to open the
mouth and examine the teeth Of any
slave exposed for sale, since 1t Is only
natural that the Niam-Niam slaves are,
from their caHRibal propensities, in gen
eral undesirable property. Indeed the
author Of the paper in question relates
an aneedOte Of a Turkish lady, who, on
returning from q journey, found that a
Niam-Niam nurse had destroyed and
partially deyored the child committed TO
her charge. Another point Of interest
connected with these people IS the
alleged presence Of a tail-really an ab-
normal development Of the os coccygis-
to the length Of about two inches.
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MONTG Com ERY
HITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, VA,

HIS DELIGHTFUL WATERING PLACE
will be open for the reception Of visitors
q the FIRST DAY OF JUNE NEXT.
.Sxtensiye additions of new furniture have
en added, and the preprietoIs are making
|ery arrangement for the comfort and conYe
snce of visitors. ,,-
Iproved of all the numerous watering places
the mountains of Virginia.. All the usual
nI,ances for the comfort and amusement OF
,ua Vts are provided, and Express, Ticket.
n and Telegraph Offices are found here:
3'he Far will be under the management OF
ornton A. atkinson, and will be supplied
h the best of liquors.
BIG Tp N N L l.,
the Va. and Tenn. division of the A; M.
III III r r. Is the station at which you take
! car for the Springs-distact lzs hliesii i, A. .
kound trip tickets can be procured at all the
ncipal towns and cities. De-;
4. A. CoLHOuN, for twelve years the ives,
n Partner Of the Allegheny, Springs, WI, ~
Hume the management. and he tenders :"
4 old patrons a cordial welcome, and pledges
efforts 10 render their stay pleasant. we
Anose to have none but the most experienced
Wants, and our supplies of every descriP-
In will be selected from the best the country
II city afford. 1t is the intention OF tne new
bpriet to so improve this property as 10
ladtun watering PIaSie I'm the
M tntains of virginia.
many Naral attraction can be so i'm
byed andl lamented as to render this com
fatiyely an easy task.
Ma employ none but the most experienced
Wants. and eur supplies of every descrip-
h will be selected from the best the country
HI cities afford. sso
f'ERMS-S2 SO per day; SIG per week $50
month; for the month of June, SiO., Chll1,
bn under ten and over two years old anu
"N C0LH0UN, WILSON & C0WAN,
PrOprietors.
Jerks: G. M. 0benchain. VIM. Wade and
|n. +. Rose. o5-Ii4
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CHOLERA AND HOMEOPOrmY.

Homeopathy gained its first triumphs and
secured public recOgnition by its signal cures
Of the Cholera in 1928. In every seceeding
invasion il has maintained its reputation.
preventing and saving even when other sys-
tens failed. No other treatment or system
can even approximate its splendid results.
Its mild doses seem to act like magic, and
cure as no other medicine does. This Is the
experience Of more than forty years. DR..
Specifics; three small vials and little book
OF simple directions, which gives the symp-
toms and treatment in full for families, or self
treatment so that any person can use il both
as preventive and curative treatment. This
little case has been wonderfully successful in
preventing and curing this terrible disease,
and should be in the hands Of every family OF
traveller. Price: Family case. three on. walls
and book. IS; small pecket case. three DR..
Vials. 81; smaller pocket case. three 4 dr..
Vials, g. Sold BY all druggists.
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In Brooklyn recently q small boy Of
an inquiring disposition discovered q
small hole in q circus tent, and availing
himself Of the opportunity 70 inspect the
interior, applied his eye 10 the aperture.
ID 90 happened that the hole commanded
a view Of one Of the lady riders dressing
room. and the irate equestrienne re-
sented the intrusion upon her privacy
81 yiciously stabbing at the Eatohiul
eve. The boy vas severely wounded
and had 20 be carried OF 70 q hospital,
and the LADY vas bound over By . msgis-
trate 20 appear.
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A clerical gentleman, in examining
Sunday school, asked the class before
him if any of them could tell him any
thing about the Apostle Peter. A little
girl raised her hand, much to the gratif-
cation of the examiner. Come up
here, my good little girl" said he, l
am glad you remember your Bible les
son so well. Now tell the other boys
and girls what you know of st. Peter. ."
The girl was quite willing, and com
menced, Peter, Peter, punkin eater,
had a wife and couldn't keep her in a"
but before she could get to "punkin
shell the school was in a roar.