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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-16
A. HI, GOODMAN.

IL YOU WISH TO DRESS WELL, go to A.
H. Goodman, the fashionable tailor, 1870
Main street, who has Just received q
large stock of fall and winter goods
which he will make up as we'll and a,
low as any house in the city. [3S
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-16

For daily papers from all the leading
cities in the Union, illustrated weekly
and monthly magazines and novels, OF
for fancy stationery and school books,
call at Fhos, Hanson's, No. COZ Beal
street. ll5-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-16

THos. B, Corey & Co., SO7 Main
street, under Peabody Hotel, are receiv-
ing their fall and winter stock of boots
and shoes, which have been selected
especially for this market. II
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-16

The firm Of Martha Stewart and Rese
A. Doherty have associated another
partner with them (not James MeKee),
and the firm name Of the new firm will
be Stewart, Doherty & Co. l2t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-16

NEW YORK. September Is. ] 40 p.m.-COtton
is quiet and steady. Futures are steady, with
sales for January and October at 12H@l2l5-16;
February. B1-l6qlSHc; March, 135-169lSNc;
1898 15-16c; July, 141-l69l4 Bloc; August,
l4A9lfMc; September. l31T913 T. Ice; Novem-
Der and December. 12A9l2 13-16c, Sales for
future delivery, III 800 bales.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-16

For a neat-6tting and comfortable
boot or shoe call on Thos. B. Coffey &
Co., 3O7 Main street, under the Pea
body Hotel. II
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-16

HAVE your cotton ginned at the Star
Gin, No. 60 Union street. cheapest and
best gin in the city. %
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-16

JonN WALSH, livery stable, No. 62
MON street. Horses, buggies and car
riages for hire. u
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-16
sTEAMBoATs.

For white River.
Elliott Line : Memphis and White River
Packet Co. For Jacksonport, Newport
West Point, Searcy, Augusta, 6esArc. De
yalPs Bluff, Indian Bay and all way land
ngs-Steamer
City Of Augusta,
y -
T EAYES MEMPHIS EVERY TUESDAY
IL at 5 p m.
Heavy pound freight 25c per 1O0lbs; ordinary
pound treights, 3e per 100 lbs; dry barrels, $50
each; wet barrels, 81 each; until further notice.
9-3 WIN. ELLIOTT, Superintendent.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-16

FURNITURE repaired, vanished and re-
upholstered. NJ. EYKE, 81 Madison st.
VI
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-16

FREsH oysters received daily by Victor
ID. Fuchs, Al Jefferson street, 70
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-16

A. F. Don & Co., 34l Main street, offer
at the lowest prices everything in the
way of school supplies, school books,
plain and fancy stationery, etc, etc. [4t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-16
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION
THE CITY.

1853 Second ST., opposite Court Square
1S0-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-16

PECK & SSYDER's professional red
dead balls at Mansford's, corner Second
and Monroe. is
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-16

EDMONDS, PETTIGREW 4 CO.'S,
Is 3O6 Front street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-16

THos. B. CoFFEY & Co., dealers
in boots and shoes, have removed to
SO7 Main street, under Peabody Hotel.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-16

917 Main ST, under WOrsham House
TX
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-16
JUST RECEIVED,
10000 Havana Babies,
Also a fresh lot of Seidenberg Key
West cigars. SOLD BY
HI. ESCH,

27O Second street, opp. Court Square,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-16
ZOE pEMT %oRLEAsE.

TsOR RENT OR LEAsE-l0O OR 1000 ACRES
of GOOD land in northern part OF fayetto
county; we'll improved. Apply to W.oB.
DOUGLASS, Dancyville. Tenn. s-S6
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-10-21
UNJUST SUSPICIOUS.

The other day a Detroit husband
went on a fishing excursion with a
small party of friends. Returning
at midnight he pounded on the door
and awoke his wife. AS she let him
into the hall, she saw that something
allied him, and cried out::
"Why, Harry, your face is as red
as paint" -
"Guesser MT" he replied, feeling
a'ong the hail.
~5"AndI believe you've been drink
ine," she added. Il asss8.1
+ "Whaszer mean BY zhat?'' he en-
quired, trying to stand still.
= 'oh! Henry, your face would nev-
er look like that if you hadn't been
drinking.''' "*':a-@s1'.i .sef:s>Es
"Mi to blame p! he asked, tears in
his eyes. 'fs'pozen big bass jumped
upp'n hit me in th' face an made it
red-mi to blame ?'' @7ss@s
8 And he sat down on the floor and
cried over her unjust suspicions.-
Detroit Free Press. 4s
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-10-21

=. e -. taNoI ektIuld
= Tns CHANGING lsavsa sre tslllns, ~
with sad and mournfal sunnd,
10 tss9e.s ta: 9sessnteep., bright and ldvelyV w II,
Must Nithef on The srounsAn A. =, ,,4,,,tt
A99 Whispering trees ase beiming, -, -
With sanahihe's painfal r.1a
1h1 l.st, skset. burning isleiprs TODD eIas
OF dying summer days. -, r
Daf1 tloomy shadews gather
Through sunsets mystic glow,
III 3ha faalhe sssns reminds M yd tsol s1s#
OF parting long ago. Sr, ra,n,xs,s
I0I no 1'he'ssoz
We parted tears were strea4ains
[ Z osHeheeki ot aeaalykas l..
xasthe parting Summer, aat 9iAfa9sa
e. .The dying Forest you. -,es tfh.rI ,,is
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-10-21
yIHT 1THUNDRR AT IIDNIGHr.

y
Atmidnight wakening, through my staftled brain
Ess2hes Sshgnder crashed cIoia clIomd II aappaSa
~ e. aM
xA NlAd, A11struck, hearke4ed overhead
IN one long, loud '''sr0sr'nt pig n hdassab bns
Geesf,fsl re It F9ll!saJityp, %aef B1.N .17ey
1ane 'n1e1' saseasaea e''los wave resi1|.i; a|,i;,e
So, halt-reluetant, up the felds|of space
r rTRs 1fa,pat 4husder saaened tpth. sidqnel
sdsep. hahn msa,ts seh.nset " aaaass aaass6att ibtt
Az the lost South Winds munald in the anSsunf
w.nSs T III: ... ss':ssa sssa ,'.,. c
49,. |.liiW soiAo I
Thu ntlded !. Aef the.A vpf Old -hstaiog
n''h down sn'"'' Of rf'l s,Bhi gBlliR R6ol'ss 81 &
81 81 &sa sIis n;.{ .sa Ia,
Lapsed down the ages, echoing less and la
Jehovah's wrath, till, changed tk tsndsrne.a
H.1ne tenssfa law which oneembpslljt,AmA,c2t ID
Ae'', 1ns0 .r ns,', on the M@ h..,to e&%s QAs as e
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-10-21
AND sTRANap Ff0-
PLE...H0RRORs OF HUNGER
x.r AND THIRST. -.T, IA .
w:taalssE lssESsSd sSd; I ass.:;,; r. =

Loss OF OVER ONE HU4pR4D AMI
us 1HTfS X '5sx %sxog' D2n4S sTs3 1fn Ftn,o
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-10-21

CIy, tnE1alAuS duu, AOuUs ~ We 08Q
heard thsz Waaggo5g2of gg52 T. 0s659dnd the sEwalt::
|nssass upon oyerz5slig slightapphEitioh "
|fstEsneens,d We nofmsgined that thH
va1zi9u pfItakpl were euhllm6 66ed b
poptead Against sonae masadders iiKs
|'th4wa1ikA Mixtfabb;or< s9mS tbthef
maleantent bnsigh ghhorn; aadd, hhaothi6R
;;saiat.rbed d,by,ib te,puisusd our var
ious 1vocations, like peaceful beings,
snedk Ee1&a1 Ee1a1dddffReM2 1ddff RHeM2 blotherf ooadf ooafl yHtiR
The yldaM fftufqdde! s6aHaa9bo d sai Jaar LED
were eD6sp aSuao ID J'ai ehe "a 2kfBAbnii
pSoft iWiRaQa iWata9ip pAb A1bfp pVtfafe tfafe oqqbsS
tias fheaebii otRers aaeiass epRo Jaf
|; wood; othsstfscaae4lset e4lset1saBodt saBodt sitsltiHf Is
|;pqRa a6s:s & 3aadI 5, ,asadenI y We saxsi Y
the esatekiFts ljs s itittheo esm dsrksa
j hi N fRppt 1eo nsstlyaa in llfpll sassqa,
t'q time eass1ikat iKksatheefs aa6 thsabn4sFda sthe
e4glsi and ths kita Fs1asaa Ithsiiaz
i hsades aEfhe y n mspa Of the zebra and
ttAAe-giFsas encircled theif brows; !;
pthM lshtlh tlhahtas haaahst tasaBhtsaa Bhtsala tGtir l64s IND
arrows; Wills then He bis fsd hea thaAt
spears. fss sd d b. sdT q
|saThise hostile ieesisdaessa d e;idssa q naturally
alarmed US, for what had we done to
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-10-21

iks88n ia 1uuu ~ WAtn1H0IFMa.y. WAtnH0I .,,,.,
b sd, iiiAlHosT1LrT1EssB.apx. ;s.s
But it was evident tihdat, t6oaghthe
Eeaefs we're sAtiis6 ti16s, tt Heq Warriors Warrior
*'eteea not, as they eoalfbe seem hui, bur,
rying by scores from aHparts aof the
|j;yshhSj3 ;tsshhSSj s, ,sad;Eesisala tipg Violently in
arowas sstaIg gIo1e: I :lwaited patiently,
[Hafpne III e'thataa}f aldtsrg. Ind princii:
pM waTTii waTTiionrKers Tea1lyaamicably dis.
pos4d toward u.s. fheiir, voices Would "
szf I yitR e5' xy1io Be- able
20 tassaag'athei wild passions which
1 how 5asss seemed to IL animate ii lie others. As
wea watched T. them,, We noted that
about 1000 detained themselves from
g hs; q e llhstm hfowds east of the
oalnA;a Warai hurryipg to the thick
bqak Ataitbf as.zi Soon aftSrward one
|safmy my1man7retiirneld drolu That direc-
ton bleeding 'pfofuaBo flo m the face
and asm, IandIiepottetf that he and a
lyouthanemadI suliemane lHesrea ! out ii col CO.
lecting fze-xbod when1they swers' Ut
tackled byoa;la crowd of f. savages, va
who were hidden in! the 'bush;tasA
knontick had crushed his nose and a
iina;s 1fs1isf A66aldQ A6a l5dQ1l,sm dot1
iSHI .r,a,, qHit ~ 1haa sSsS.asd TO ~ ss. -.
7& "a ssfsa1ag5a, All ias,a1 T,,,sds :;
,I;i59ssaa all. U, IL !, !
80 hsssssIsi 80 "a 1 lib n5>s 81
EaiqT;l -s;,,i,4, 1a 4hbaa IIi;1 iyn1skr 1k
ma Ga} ~ SxQflca l fts ~: y
,7sa; yf S5st1, II ~ S'sS1;
9.' ~ W. G1 sha1 enSx ,a"a Ws!e
lS VIZ 1,sx sds Fsass; sss sa usS
f., =; 7 l,exssagn.t %s1 s;rS. IS
vi Ss bf;xqId S: ~ a's y a's
FxhI xb;Is d;d ds 29t = S,1ss4's.o| ssa R' 2sS 81.
.mmunit,on.bo1as and nre1ils Nm Is tSSa tSS
81 sWR5isaf: }M5Sastk WI ID IS Gs'a,as doas
Fhe ffHHelosufs IF thb' b'tssaimhp tssamhp 9reddifead Fl hHaa
1be bAdhtft9qaap4 qap4! aAnd something & s;la1. II !
fortfauasi6nd faAas IiMe inMe9aedi Is rspsi Sc a1hae;
aatatack aaa.acak of such a!it iafSssy force. While
weA~ vs. A~e5ie i thtuaIa thub Ipfasbhnp dn without osten 81
tatto5aHo to defend Ourselves fIom 3al What
I'coi,a9e;yia1s he ,X III "a s.tt.cE
Yha vi it7aA oaia 5aaoI~Id dISs,sa r
bvyssasatIsa bvyssaaIsa n16o,aa IN 1cs,o1T III 1Sho3.
81 z0f silioks sXli .fIH a2Iaiha, a Sai MI
" soldiers: beld IN read;neza 81 Wers 1l,! q
,ohcs hi,siont orarSSda q x pdannlovv
tn camp I,si n Iyaaa,a. as5S RI cn ajofb 4
~ aSSana 6r {I1sS1neu 1sS Ii Il 1Zs5,ISs.r.5 = s
d;apf q III MA i,Is,m5mand 5,n q 5Tn.5bsd oIt -
tbl = c.an M SsT AVA faha a Rsttia. .sS -, 5a 4 ,,oo
,Ss.ai ,s '!;ei 1:ss tnA .lsS SAt l.; =:
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-10-21

r. TIE BE- SECOND * q part of the rtosga&asiame
4ald before meas command3asafz 3aaz II oth9
Anglo-Amsrican Press Ekpaitiones<
perform, ended successfully atsnop
on the 9th of February, lS75.nuHhe
se1sst 1ate frss' odao5eered do by ioAft;
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-10-21

Il
4ebisRR9Sss sR9ssoak q laREEhTHE !EhHH m g fss{S:;
so Mis nas8ssa4c nas8sacAeda HI About 4
|a'sddpffb5aa da dafteld . sAQzt ,pl rqb ARd he3
E1g theli heelX Ems liaR Rpssl EdXA4 ki
eqsks Jbsesthea y stsel eAie assA fbed deTs1
|ll;sss1 lgFief1 81 oygs slld ,qAepOd d|Rgr to II
5a 55aeted Peasmete eassa eat6eszs dAah faished Q
afQgtllysg1 4fQgths gile ef aps Wsffh, h,oK oK9m f
sssaa aiAs and nhc nhs9 crasssbssh 4He basa $ s. II e
zn zHnateH1ashsa ere ,rRAAss44e. .1atH ytrIsEliin i
stssaapm1 tssapfI and aqaa inSset. .ayetTS begin
! E3 38oB5 oaB51N NjillefysEdw jlf when tbis noble Xeq1|
l'd mfp gal diad.o fas@l..o sWas bNriad bin at nigh
and q asJeEsqP JeEqqPs 6nt deep |intot i ;Hs
.lHe lmerkso Sbhits hhits lssts piece :at IA
wyyynl:cr;aca ayoi1ss rev s.. no5.a;t;a,ro,
a7,4 4he uff'esthes Haet treaslsd. inefthaa ~ Y
/ iEs iihecaps ~ IA still 4aesa .essuf That = !
bad d1lg aFrjXad liked ind in hhs aSd xhsaae
EAya1x tia 1sxtzsnss hEes 4q4itAezA iAe rSS
;eh.da}a let. daad d dst1aamas saiisahefgs there M M%s
ten iatq the nNiil. d,i# Fem1, 4 hfg!
rfBlges aYszlo egk5ias egHa}f Is1tsht = 3
3ifA EaauptEEl ltAe atganffb fbait "a epp1se 5' 3a
Rlaia4]H s44H sHritst@R ii4s4*ha Hesp depfess
signs ie bwss bwssnd Ae9lMF otza4di4g north gzt
JBBalfd ,sndt inlgszthNaetsssd d;isadE aa1s
pnotieeds s l. thl.eeaisiep. 81 the aNabhdi
Millsfs Mszshasi4@ed :tber }asakiSo he@pi @
i tb9tq he qhsfoqe, ,lsaa 1bod4 gxze e1eel
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vaisAs, fmhiehsr Rdlectsd dthessq waser,
nhieA psslaa :sadtipphd 81 18B Ba4e IT
in its broad bosonstd ldia }hiig u&hsn
IN aot,su vaztrsboay' tito &4Wh &4niiW hA
Nile. .ai.eoasss IL M |issA ,aa ns qu !.
'ssE'sa qhdiya:Ksa1je, le @SShan R9sl nt n h
dsyas, sthsQqgghhw w4|EF@2! :@ ,isns;ea,
:wheFas Kat H4usdk aTsllfH TaifffHk 1a D
kitTkAk t1II}Ak Is laattssHiPkXts @ d Il q 80 iaiseafdne
Tfom Qog@{Rd}lads ga{ti}M sdPf stPr .c AZ
|, To- ID qi Ia ia b$$a}s1 y SSole lherhta1H asz
,4a dsnef. IidAf Af Sf had<. M hen f e' siEas9!
aSthm9s, 6Ea359s 3Pa5 i5 a5h1ut / tad R4frmf
fo5i9w 5t|g 1hat thS efRsddltiond sd 9db1 dhl41 ees
q aTEdi eEddi PBsaag Biad 6aMe a1t Memngb9 .n as
|be beeagse say b Of 4a'lBh thBS heaYy ai}i!8 wis
isH hs yaS g. ITfYlaldb DEesb5gl 5RX tbe Pa 81
heskffb @a4 btG ttG pissss 4his l ssshs 's'aas ts s
9SX.stf aStsf h0aflii 3R TIP Rtgsl Il II!
Warimi. Unable .ke4i1xs te 4fxs fheeaine q
ies anE RI Pastienb]aag st }gbag|g a|gii!ll8eee, 2n4pi
9nr RE1: lppr9eX, and t:t ::enttsrAd ta1 ,saadis
trlfet f& Of 9llh nofthhe1ppt 81 RgW PHMthsn21l a A. }
t2l, q ,s'aanlqlary. 81 .a2,Ir doidv
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-10-21

F'om tie Neo York HerqM
n1AasbE EtaEyr1. nS1eitc aUi Ui q uoan1a1Esif oanI111sf
UsgKUAA, ON TIE VICTORIA MY March. J,
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~ T{:=ssHg oE9s ssa4! 60 ~ 1yanza-vss
:a9s4fa ast44AA 44Ak4o oaaakaf4G reached 81 nap thstl
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xAx1N,a oRr11rR1.: ~ ~ al TR11Nx

MAKING oRU8t IN Al TRUNK
sn SsR si|.SE AEs36,Hela ssH 1ogant t 10 :
|lls1sdgIsA YHae1od as
s s9 }bsssd Ill., e e
the fire. 1then brofes' 9psb6d sbds ST. 41bgas &gass
:sle.lzst6tes; asdo hook j pounds Of
bcodteah Sesl slmef e Ind ti t64eea ea1s 8Fq9g33a qq9337a
v R 1iReha a1aaahdh' mahds
Cruel to feed ovssPp 1qoo>ma 12qqo IN e4: 1ESs6 6Rtr T
:wss .Iiii.rs5s 5sgAv Y se4 Mggseg egoBise5E B95E
'sfsnanss epls I'd sMpa&1tt Is sia5lltE g4at
'Tofquay:5 eathahkk;aaAhH93 aaAhH Assist Rs &tss
to cook that huge p6ed gieatel, ietsl93 tS 81 see ee
khdasafad tie 5 sfhsia ae-a ,fercer heat,
and, wiahathe;fs soapds fun 1flSf 81 anatbsf aWatef,
to1e bItha4 mihg fqu3d
'whepi BhreGtened toedvefffht6SWa, efffht6SWa and
& WAS 4 still stal1 more rare sight 70 Watch RatS
ltEye the lpleeeslqre ostesl over thettE faces d
}aSsh thsN drank the gem 4e&ftS6tHiSS foSd:
Fbe aek ,apdsksekeE ones 1St!sil7d 1SSstS!ssiilY7sd :
}9FgsF Pa6atiiep qesfsmy 5aSd aa5 e.
8ptAss M9 81 Anstmssalh haYe Yet SRsshSsdf e r.: t|Sr
'the'5 HB ssy. sYpPer md; a. breakfast 40 49, o
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TEHE EI a13fIiYIY.ulM a5h13EfEIiYIYuMRHH MRHH RdNER.sdms

toeqxs FGHE 81 stFJt sstFJEtFtYEuhRaH1 1a1 BR1NfR'sdm1n
2 i4E5h iThs village uaese' (which we camp
|dfa.:gl Ra Vas 1celled Al Mipyata lfs4dwss Gtu':
ateial ed iadt ip a brpasaq, @dh lpornl loAs gaNe8k,
6eopg4ttaAiqai9ngga g4tA b. gesa4eiLa % a0oo SE
3,90Q ssqaI sqala OF sHeEer @ ths
lElf lalXer which aFsceiysdmsA thet stitsa.ne
|1A that id aqNedy 1bet#eensK iay4lt& ILL., aRa y
tChiNysgt+ b Ny1ysgt+em4E is aeausdt hsrf y4ee@uma
bq9t aad isssaavi doeat this MlllsgYS = q q
kMaatsa ntip7thas DIT keasenarit 3
eqpss d5eEsbla shea1heIsqme 70 5est
aipp HE{bAt Eiatht ems end 1p e1hpst q 4oet. deep, but
Il in + the he's rainy se seaaen Aekeo4mes deep
ap9d B9a formidable riyer.izud 1'''' 1'''''S
ssThh! The qaltdiNss zecewsd das !celdllyy, eddy tbut,
:ass :fass ~, were butt two,odsIIadp journey
f1om f y ,s]Iss ,s1]Izsasmba, ! I,redoablad ny e1tfs
It's tons te otet'eeopcilliate thas suapia1
ious people, and that atehisgomy4f
forts seemed crowned with success, it;tsass,
4f6f f65ff dthheYt tthheY fBrutadt4ht 4hilk, eeexaaantl
q Mse i3r sats
Parted freely hr7aJa WITH h1t91q 9c1qt65 The fame
81 lily iaI liberality 4saaaacahi46d thets tsears
Fthe 1S 1gSreats tsIIm&balbhiT6afs9 malhi st. t6g salle9sushs
,ssAaS VIE; I'll tke ibseaeaa a Il d
! fsa,ea9hii recognized sKiiae HKf,o2tdeateda~it q
tie and l4 l9spe1t due td;aaeoy tBae
aty'by1 tths III Haf9:A ag A1iiI hiI 1npostasatI
Persxgdaa& lb515aR#t bFoqagRR#t 4pe dp2ss iae4 oif tic
aday ST by aS4tAi9a aSsAiWa tsViiHtyaa
Ind ii @&$hagdo = orsgeeix9sd 8; II dUdbiiasa III
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@ SsessiSn distuibapoe: Dr. Hwsrf Rs-
E@5s@@16sss5Iing The M MIpesssi6c ss bfaring q Iv.
ab 1ago4s !4shI5 h56ea Ell hsaPa aPal ere menaeed
a aela51 a1Rba Rba{ nonS ia loud lef3s eSmoip, un!
iii Va Sh9Ild I Escel taim tkat tiiisss isss'it VAR
kphaataaac5sg saa aaa5g nSsant, Ssaet 4na tbat t1S none
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WHAT Mg" WafunfauE Wfna uEeinh1t ihtehdhgadf eh6ldhgadfef Dp So
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II fbl6ad aitdsraessss.s Is esssq whiisSk hiisSk extend!
'e et&aid many mnaihiSYI9ahaEyys' aaEyss' fisa march a,r5
thts hts7fhaotkI hoftkI 2stH Il Hand iaia aso,,th; h6thinp
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III wkieh,a faetash MAJ tahSB thsB eafefsass mode lds
ST agtrAfesaftdfs Aesadfft 81 Vogue q among sav-
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say 8as d6dbt tssIlaat s,swblattafo tafoitRff6taa itRRff6taaeeHEi eeHE
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spie5ttienstht a4pFEc ch Sfetoenemy,
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I'd tdsctHiynyaua usmbees fromssthose
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taekzsmelinss n1staai edI redmDu sdt
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suEia ean vieiaitnofS4} .itirssib mo:
ssn&S+ 4S 4 dgyabtf ysgsa Il 44aetqa2 @ szezsesam-
alapede 6lhtpA j A)iaRat bedlayohng
Han = = n : .9s h5 s44ah9udgee ito ,ass
iGGetthlN their slAte0telQ14 AZ Ae I'd
11hcsbtoitErd Asemlti.ssdn seRenware
ia a8sa' sifRl Al N % s1Efsi 4a e9sl} ut s,ith him,
MHheaa,sAesrstni1edas31eo lufoxmod Ms.
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m,lk aadihuttTif.oma small 1illh9s,'
q Ss}S b bsa ssas & Rs72B Deloth:
Ihs, s,tnassedger xassse4tbbck, to- tell
a fss s4ta 6 x1dtegl 9ash 4|p! 11 bot come
their eeantFy't to arqh hotnqtarra cthat
they had but. t. name The price ;of,
whist WAS stolen to- be ipaid!t atdonce,
aid shasa one Erain Of cotn I'll 81 '88r nil,
should: sasa asiIs by'us. IS
#tyngfl1tyt eUpon 1his;th q principal
WI RsR s VA ase could d
hear their voices plainly, though we:
did not understand the nature, oof the
QoRNessation.s1sE The smasseigdr info offmn,- ffmn,
edatfpsthst tht 9idef,s3 demanded 4
gas efsheeng ana asa Rham II s about ax i
'times then+A Aluep6 theatol len u articles;
TIT basa spehba iaaeSit it54xal IA nseless to
hsgklSioyekgsueh. u deinanh, and the
elS& Yissil1EaS lid 4as as given S1s'i
TO staszBw @!eldstb jaidI they we're.
l|sa EaA4s Hsad II ~tthaf2:sas N 0'1'''s. ~. s,
i sda ifEdHosTILTTIEssDRGpN. ua,e.zs,
But it was evident Ii sahdais tdouehthe j,ll 5lle
asn4oSA aa.S,,rs,d:lrr1T nj IN .rTr ,r,N ~
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MIRAMBO.

|ta On entering Iramba we found that
the natives called out against Tall
strangers, "Mirambo and bis robbers
are coming !" But q vast amount OF
patience and suave language savedsus
from the, doom that threatens this
now iamous' Ghieftain.5 Despite, how.
ever, Ill medicines and magic arts
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After toEt5sght B ahsq4rBBsa iwaitiaa
iYa heela AZ dieEfhl sound qMa1ei eai9hieh
BaksA |audo1sieqn,
TIKI fesiaFas: ygaqeto grseailY seized ah1
the AnAezH people 5sn1sp saqqiimatteaqd tad
was the zspert ,pf the @od apnryeyeaa
II tt4hat tl the Aebi Asebldiers 9ne and ~, ,oelap,
S2{d4 9Eed to sbs I'D ID sway ithst saftemoop,
M AoTiae zig etbs5p 1etb myself t] 1 itteeps5eh te awsy
Ko~ +! l9 atB tbis ss fatal III JUNGLE @ assented
RHt 29 tlYgtb tYa m9Fe ls e. poe} fellow breathed
their last before we left q imp.
Il we ataamped tut night at the base
81 gg9aa1tbaf;o1a & broad
plain, Which, wl'iiscA ra1ieeem at1he mtehse gloon
atmosp5heare sd oMs,5 II & ae'h sjui sjuuhi
@ via . graft st''f p1sasdtq m to us, uas51ssap ssapd,;
next day, striking; north 4 ,5t .MdHg this
plain, after b long Amarch;; z11adW 8
'fervid sum- Of 2Osimiftsg,sqeaeKea tie
district Of Of ssuna;; IN Urimi. -on o21"-
'ai144 x STRANGE s7.'3i rFop+E Esa,2,aao'
20 +dggarotong Hjr bnsm 5Ud .eay
In ormi' s. sypps a,5ge Xs discovered ss es ed.
people remarkable for their manly
beauft3y, beauf3 1PSo5Bls PPttopoft Pt5p 3 ions, and nak-
e2neo olo1Ritf66rrotnmna man ahi rnR4v 9aaadd 9Raadd
either cf6atb & skHihs kHart to- 9a6 cotsat
dity, hag,lvsoam hag,. wvsomean d ssiii bsafine oshiiaren
dAlye boasteed X 81 geaaltssdEi1s srfatAhp ftAhp
all their 'tah tpahysicaf beauty aal e;aahBt aHBdt fine
ptopo4 5t'l 4i5l, tors they were tie Il qhost
iiagpicious People we I'D -ggeeetse ggeeee tseA9b.
ltlsah4sd1 haa1 isstt sFst taet ia patsisaa to
hid mdq5e aslaaam lEahsm ii PITT with viii %oM for
o&a 4aA tl0Ath aila asilna beaapad11 beaadasp. Il icy owned
~ ~ aBist eBist sHasisfaEsssdf sat apgesssdf thki@pne'
asoaassfatbeif 7aasa7, Will .ovhdnnd
treated serfeee alliatsaleen nssp pha,4hrp.1a,
tk4r II Peat1hha;lsb{{ {{o...na ii
lussAMly s1iiaa iss!g agaaa ,it1oiA5 ii d}dmisfaaab>'
s.sdd'sl j pstdsil vi Vi |soret.iaath
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present, wsarhestonabn bnpo1 7hiiJ Broth.
erasnd his saoRIt .ma geat man beg.
ged 6ozthe .heanpfithp 4laughtered @ ter 4
.exx which, drasyf yfnaelF gfeh lin, and
Qthab bEeanestss sefe likewise h9nored
,by. prompt. giaA noi1osIs A. a,.n -
81 Vs. haaf Jbeeqe nppead, f. take
adEyseatage; s.ye 1t; ?eefe the, ,I6ns iuns Xhieh.
shone this day to dTystha bsle9r ai1 and1
gc9y sn1as[a% aa R9fiSsl ESN though ayH epg'
m1slg1ving qnsl 19 fhat ttIhyssa thsa lPA,t natives eyed
bHeX pe &Ss1 5hi 90 4hld ~ 2 eNa 1RR M sEa sane
tnara NJ S1isgB1 aaY t6s 5sb4a magf 3 a26to s 1
s4 s ssa4 & alE{4d 14t hla od11 s.. sa9nss I
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a, h6 tfRas. fs .ss1fT sar saRgs gs teht fhow Of re-
lgSfnSe s t9 81 Fys t99 mpsh aseentfd Il
,1s s1d hSs SyaaRn ydasaRnsEtd hPReHssnatly ssa s Reased
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