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AYERS CAIIiARTIc PILLS are the best OF all
purgatiyes for family use. They are the pro-
duct Of long, laborious and successful chemi-
cal Investigations, and their extensive use.
by Physicians In their practice, and by all
civilized nations. proves them the best and
most efectual purgative Pill that medical
science can devise. Being purely vegetable
no harm can arise from their use. In Intrinsic
value and curative powers no other pills eau
be compared with them, and every person,
knowing their virtues, will employ them,
when nrsded. They keep the system in per-
fact order, and maintain In healthy action
the whole machinery OF life. Mild, search
ing and eaectual, they are specially adapted
TO the needs OF the digestive apparatus, de-
rangements OF wish they prevent and cure,
n timely taken. They are the best and SAFE
est physie to employ for children and weak
ened constitutions. whore mild, but eject
cal, eathartic is required.
For sale by all dealers. novlid&Wlw
La Mas Majors.
Pure layana Smoking Tobacco at
Theo. A. Reisner's.
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shawIsi shawlsl

ShawIsi ShawlsI
Cashmere, single and double, all
wool shawls, plain and reversible;
Ottoman's new styles and large sizes,
the largest variety ever offered in
this city; matchless prices, at leasing,
Lyons, Solomon Il Co.
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A Startling Confession.
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Fisheries and the Award Dis
a custom.


osio, No'c'npei ioA speciai uapie
u'spsuh 'ioh' i'opuoh 70 Tue riopc, says mat
us Zines IN an eui'or'ai aroeie' discussing
tne iate correspondence between the uni.ed
states ana British governments says Mr..
E'arts remarks concerning tho uncertainty
necessary condition Of award. Il wouId hayc
given each member of tho commission power
to override the others Subsection that the
amount OF the award was more than had been
oAioo.eu' %,u " nv '1tiu ei.her ia 10" VI
,ny. Du, u '"e oo,,u a.is ~. no'
oonnne themselves 70 questions suomi''ea 70
oen, .n.s wou'u ue ,asss 70 aMsra oon-
gard 10 the New roundI.nd a.hermen ,he
Times avs n 4. adm,t,oJ =, oncc m, ,ha oon-
duct of these men Is IndefensIble. but we INNS,
ldrm,r ,o the con,an,,on NJ NJ 'ryarts ,ns,
the law Of the New Foandland legislature
could In no way apply to fishermen coming
from the United States Mr.. Evarts' position
Is not sustainable, 1t Is said. In extenuation Of
the conduct OF the New foundlapd fishermen,
and that they were not hrst to take the law in
'"'' Wv" 'f'l "ai'' sl1-an
Autumn fsaces'
LoNpoS' november i''-rhe shrewsbury
autumn meeting began Yesterday The race
-, III ms srea' haauy cap sock place to-day !.
my winner was MT Srawiorus chestnut colt
"Lunsdale. J, SECOND, Duke Uam,i,on,s bi,ct
colt, "sulIer,p third. SEQ ',t,. tHsaia
.-'''1'.e'
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TELEGRAPHlC!
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Harning Of Work shops Of Teron-
-flf 70 Prison.

n n =
/ oo, Nose'noo' no saw ",,'
,ns .oVm, sno snou snop' oonnrc'oi WIN
sne .en,,n r,son, was purnea 'nis morning.
.ne 'oss is es','ha.ed " s'W.oo. Inc proper.
o''onse" o.e o"'ar'o government a""
was "e1'"y '"suieu' ni 91t
The Tensas Affair. So
Nsw OnIyASs. November la.-Col. Frank
Sears, who was sent by Gov. Nichols as
agent 10 Tensas to report the true condition OF
AFFAIRS, has returned and submitted lengthy
report. He says that Notwithstanding the ex-
aggerated reports from Tensas he could only
succeed In finding that twelve negroes had
bean killed.
"a -
INV ohLkAss' No'e'noer Two aeathis
IN last twenty-'our hours' one IN tne siNth
uistnct ana ,he o'ner " ue saiier motel 10
tai cases 70 date io,sE. one physician VINO
had reported several deaths nom maiariai re-
yer states now tnat they were IRON yehow re-
yer' and that ne changed ms diagnosis Tor
rear OF peing arresteu Tor not reporting the
cases before death ensued'
Commercial Couvention.
Cu,oAoo. November II The Commercial
Convention assembled this morning. and af,er
n preliminary exercises. listened to the majori-
Nv and minority reports from the committee
on resolutions. Judge Jno. NJ. Krum, ofMis-
souri, READ 'he majority report, when urges
the completion OF the texas ana Northefn anu
racine rohus NJ IN early uate' ne "enouhceu
the eHtortionAte rate oil the only trainsi mat
.ne continental inc now existing CARS ior
the estapiishmentp ,he goVernmehtois steam
amp lines, ana provides ior theappoihtmen'
OF committee TO present these matters 70
congress Gov Anthony, OF Kansas, reau
the minority report protesting against me
adoption OF tne resolutions looking Tor ,he
government ala Tor one OF more enterprises 10
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Johns & SPENCE,
NERVOUS DEBILITY,

Vital Weakness or Depressionj a weak,
SAhS,sted feeling, no energy or oonragei the
ehcessus, or some drain upon the syAtemi s
always cured by Humphreys Homeopathic
iacihc No. ~, II tones up and lnvigorates
w imparts strength and energy-stops the
ulaln and reJuyenatts the entire man. Been
used twenty years with perfect success by
thousands Sold by dealers. Price 81 per
single vial, or - per package OF Ave Walls and
" walls of powder. Sent by mall on receipt
z, price. Address Humphreys Homeopathic
York, uylswly
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LATEST MARKETS.


GALVESTON. November i3-MoxEY-Golds Of
ioo,Si Silver American Of, pari Mexican.
nominali New York sight At pari New Or
leans sight at par.
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FOR RENT.

Dwelling house, rooms, servants house,
elstern, on Washington between Fourth and
Fifth streets.
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REAL ESTATE.
City Property. Improved.

l
2SD. A desirable brick dwelling, two
rooms, basement two rooms, double hall and
double porch, closets and pantry, good well
orchard, handsome front with shrlbery and
| flower garden, corner of 9Th and Columbus
STREETS.
One box dwelling, two rooms, on South
Fourth street; two lots. good we'll and other
wise well improved.
Frame building, rooms, closets, we'll and
ci:tern, kitchen, servants roum, stables, etc.
on Sixth street, between Washington and
Columbus streets, in wacoi lot Us feet front
Dwelling. 3.roomsi well :. with. 50 fees
fr,ont; on washingso6 street. Near Eleventh
Box dwelling, rooms with out houses, lot
i2S feet fronting on North Fifth street, running
bfck 200 feet.
Two story frame dwelling, with rooms, cio-
sets, out houses; good water; on Austin
street.
Brick cottage, with four rooms, cellar,
kitchen and servants house, cistern, orchard
aud vinyardi ON south Fourth street, with So
Dwelling with n of an acre of ground. in
BOX house, rooms, 9 lots, on South Firth
street
Dwelling, 2 rooms, gallery dining room
aud kitchen, stable and barn, With tffffset
front on South Eighth street. back 3ie fset.l ]
Residence on Austin street. 81 by les feet,
rooms, with basement, bake oyenj well, etc.
Good dwelling, orchard, good cedar fence,
enclosing and dividing, good well and cistern,
anu otherWlsc wei iInpfuNeui WIN acres OF
land.
Frame store house, 90 feet front, on public
sqnare, running back 20 feet and at right gu
Two story brick store, on Bridge street,
Waco.
Dwelling house with rooms, good we'll.
garden, etc, on South Seventh street.
Dwelling, with rooms, water, garden, or
chard, large pecan and other shade trees, on
North Second street.
2 city lots, corner Kentucky avenue and
Sixth street, West Waco, with frame house,
rooms lBNl6 feet.
The last three mentioned will be exchanged
for property situated near Topeka, Kansas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-14
WACO FOUNDRY
AND
MACHINE SHOP

!. Is now prepared. at short notice, 10 ali or
ders for all kinds Of Castings In Brass or Iron,
Mil Gearing, Gin Gearing,s Turbine Water
wheels, LIN and Force Pumps, for Steam En-
glnes. Crate hars, Furnace Fronts, shaftlng,
Puileys, ETC., etc.
Having added new and improved Machinery
tony shop will bore Cylinders and Steam
or Ring Packings for Pistons, and
'--a--Hfaa-'1ss1'srsa--
GUARANTEES SATISFACTION.
Special attention given 10 repairing stea,s
Engines, Boilers. and Forming Machinery.
Old Castings aad shafting bought for old
iron' or taken In exchange io- work. e''
Thankful for past patronage, Will endeayor
by faithful work and reasonable charges, to
merit continuation.
q, CANUTESoN.
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We
Nowi il
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= = = = IN
TOYS TOYS I!

In this Department can be found In stock
OF $1,000 worth, Q. large selection of Express
Boxes, Work Stands.
: Children's Toy Sets, Chairs, bureaus,
Trunks, Kites, Toy Animals, Toy Soldiers,
Toy Guns and Pistols. -
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CIGARS & ToBACCoS.

1 I deal Wholesale and Retail In fine Foreign
ing T0baccos.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-07-09

ME gslast unb baif ME ldSn sessn mid
unO per Der Belt setban, ct abtr, er bat
mfrs ins @sfdt se1dleubert uno Id bin
am 9sten ssblieben unb bic Nutter it ba.
BON Sefcrbsn.
Ct er3ablte ben @treit NIT peter uno
be6tn 6clsen.
Gater besann Sboma, SIR tSnnt niht
pollen, bab Der yetsr su @runbe sebt, er
IL guer &tnb. Nusreben fSnnen mir itm
nidbt, was sr settan ater bslfen tonneu
MIR itm, unb bic bette 6ilfe, bic sin3ise 6il.
fs 1T, penn mir itm eer3eiten, mir ,pet, BE
es Sttrofen bat.
Du bait redt, RInb, ia, Du bi1 brap.
5c wcllen Mrs balten. Daseeen feu.
ern, pab ntdt Mllss sinbridt. 0ir mol.
len ben peter baltsn, er iou ntbt perInten,
Id tpsib pte man uerfintt. 8omm', mir
geten au tom.
5anb IN Sanb sinsen Vater unb Sod.
ter mad Der TANNER Yeters, er war nidbi
bort, 7e sinsen naa bem @tale, bort Iab
er auf bem 5uttertrce BET bem neasebpre.
nen Jallen.
@enn bte tobte SHUTTER auisrFanben
uno batersefommen uare, peter batt'
ni&t metr eritaunsn t0nnen, aIs ba er Jest
ben Batter uno 3bOma 6ano in9anb DOR
itd fab.
pstsr, faste Der @ater, i'd per,sib' Dit
4ass, tpis Id su @Ott Site, bab er mi.
Ser3eibsn fOd. uno frdnfe Dir Dein Ser,
nidt ab, Du bif ntht ihulo am Sob ber
Muttsr, Fe III fhwer irant semsien, bes
Doctor bat mir's ssfanesn. 60 rep'
bod, 70 Jag hu& etn Wort.
(frrtfeb1tnd fnInt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-07-09

fen, nobel ber Inter iudungsri9ter ibm
Ipsar ben trelten 8reunb nannte, benz ct
ale llnannebmlidfeiten perbar1fe ,,Ste
iinb entlahen", ir lauteten bic erlSlenben
Worte, bod bic utSsltden Tolgen bet Ser
baitung 9dtten bas 2ebensslid beS Man=
mes peraiaten fSnnen. St mar, mie se=
iast, erif ieit Rur5em BON einem neuen
e9ef engasirt wcroen, Der nun allerbinss
feinen Nnitanb nabn1, Jpn gu bebalten,
unb auBerbem bate ct ii4 einen Gag por
ietner Serhaftuns - perlobt; an oieler
Stelle mar sladlidermeile bas 8ertrauen
nidt eridittert, uAb bic Treube baritter
balf Serrn 81. ielbit iiber bic 8itterfeit,
bic ihm bic letten Gage ssbradt batten,
binmes. s.-Den Namen beS Denunaianten,
Der wabrl4einli4 leoislid aus Strebers
finn ieinen 6reunb be5idtist unb seopfert
Bate, perl&wei8en mir fiir heute, neil bic
lider nod fclsenoen seridtliden Ser
banblunsen, nns nStbisen weroen, auf
benlelben suritdsufcmnten."
= Der .@robe aurfiirf". gs bat
lid berausSeife0t, oaB bas oeutide Yan.
aeridiff bel ieinem rlntersanse in smei
Ebeile neutrality-suspicious. 1T, mitbin
niht Bios cine Durhbcbruns Der Wan.
bun9 burh bas Mnreanen hes ,,GSnia
2bilbelm" erlittea bat, ipnbern aud einen
8ielbrud. IS su beben babrn Hd per.
idiebene ensliide @eIelidaften anse.
boten, uno 3war slauben fe bic pebuns
eurd auft bewerftellisen gu tSnnen.
Aebnlid wie bel ben @dminnloefs, no
bic bpblen Baube erif nit @aRer Ae,
titat ano oarauf tpenn bic Dpds bic se.
bSriSe Tiefe erreidt baben, tpieber ans.
sepumpt merpen, 70 iouen rieiise eiierne
&iiten (Ycntons), nit Wa1er sefaat,
Derientt, an oas seinnlene Sdiff anse=
BAIT uno leersepumpt merben. 3unadit
iebcd wia bic oeuti ide Misunderstanding
burd ibre Tau&er, 70 melt mSslid,
Sdihstbeile uno Gusriifnnsss @esen.
itdnbe aa bic 0berRade brinsen lafen.
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Correspondence. Nsu Braunftls, 8.
Sult. sDer pplttilde Nufresuns liebt,
mub in 3siten elmer besprfe9enpen Datl
mad 9eu Braunfels fcmmen, benn BIER
tpiro cine pOlitiide Grass NIT srSberer
Qsipsai&aft aufoeiabt uno bemsemdb bis.
eutirt, ale an manAem anpern Srte. 90
mar 20 AUDI eiesu,al binitdtlth Der Watl
sun Dsleaaten far bie Diltrict Gonp.nti0n
in Gan Mntunio. Mm Ssrsanaenen Conn.
absab funp gu pisi.m 3msds cine Ser.
lammluns i'm tiefsen Guurttaule l,att,
uelde BON benz gorfbsnben bee oemotra.
ttihen grseuttu gemitss, 9srrn RtBler,
berufen wurbsm mar. 60 batten f& i'm,
sefdbr BON $3.50 perionsn eins.funoen,
wslde fa bur& bic Dabl bss 5.rrn ". 8.
6sblsr gum 0orfbsnben uno 6. RSbia
gum Setrstar proanil7rtsn. Nateem Der
3wed ber gerlammlung aus einaaber ae.
iebt pcrbsn mar. wuree folstnber Be(AluB
ssfaet /, .Bel&lelen, pab mir Die seaen.
warttSe geriammluns als bic off,iene Ser.
iammluns ber bemutratifden partsi BON
gomal County aneritnnen." 5israuf e..
tlarten fd bic Mnwelenbsn far 2brudmur.
ton als ganoiouten fir bas Gouperneurs.
amt Ifunp btssl- fit s, .. @aYers fur
0itxtenant. 0ouperneur. @upann wurben
folssnbe 9errsn au Dslssaten fur bic Dt.
trttt Convention srnunnt s. 9. 6off
mann, u. @teiede, 9. sobis. s. Boie,
u. &. 8ebler. 6. Mersele, $. sAimmel.
pfennia, s. Gaua une %. @setab. Die.
ie Deleeatsn wurpeu iaaruiri, fir Shlei.
&sr 3u iiimmen uno i'm 70 lanse 3u unter.
| faben, als iein Name fa Dor Der @onpsn.
ton bsfnbet, uno 3wor einllimmis. Da.
rauf pertaste il& bic Berlammluns.
Mbsr man Goa n& fets ber gbrltdteii
b,Feibisen unb ben Betrug meiben, benu
bdufs folst bic Strafe auf bem 0u6e natb,
Sp wav - aud In eieiem Sale. Die Ser.
fammlun9 mar elm Bstrug an Der pemo.
tratiihen Wartei BON @omal Co., benn be.
aufrut au oerielbsn mar an ale moblmei.
nsnben Burger strt&ttt, 70 arsumsnttrt,
ndmlid 5err Geors gfsuHer uns etnia,
(siner @eEnuunssssnOden. I'm bic Sol.
gen bisfss Yetruss au perbiupsrn wIdier
eins arveite 9uforesruns ,u elmer AM mad
fen 1ase ab3ubaltenbsn bemptratilaen Der
fammlung, unb wirfli1 lautete bas @eurt
bausslodAen eintse so bts 60 BIraer A.
antr,en, Satte man isbp9 srwartet, 6a6 I'D
btsle Msrfammluns fir Srslanb erilare,
warbe, 10 man iih sstauldi, nenn tie e.
nanntsn Oslesatsn wurDln inarutrt, in
Der Diifrift Convention nah itr,r bette,
ustrsueunG ,u i'immen unO ,war sinRlm
mig. Qls Deleeaten wurosn trnannt BIZ
Serren: O. pfsuffsr. Glsmsns, 6. Crime
:. 9enns, 8. Sdramm, Gapt. Spsnlan
%. 4aplor. 6. 9&.rH unp 8. eanpa.
90 battsn mir psnn 3msi DsIeaa
tOnsn pon GOmal County, bic cine mir
} in bic Convention sin,jegsn, bic anbere ab
siebsn mansn. @Omul County aber brine
ieintn Gamllienlrsit, eslsn Bsitssuna E
10 lst&ttdiie fslba bsiOrssn i6nnsn, In ei
SsffsntIt&teit unb labt Dies @sItdit Dol
6remeen belOraen.
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Gine unautaitbqre aNabrbel

Sine unautaitbare SNnbrbett.
" asf4isbt su9 re&t, wsnn jbr leipet
une penn ibr ia hielsr fdSnen Dslt elm
Surd 3rantbeit ssf0rtss. iammsrpoqes
esbsa fabrt, 70 li.st Ter 9sbltr lsi euds,
neil ibr sur snbansiees Worurtbeil nidt
iiterUaltioen tSnnt. grfabruns uno ae.
iunber MsnIHsnoeraano wsrbsn bals ,si.
aen, bab @ren's Nusuif 6lower a(Ie
2sbsrlsiben. Daspefe Ropiidmsr,en,
5sr,fdlasen, fauren Massn, NerpSatat
NieoerssiGlasenbsit &c. eurirt. Das
Wittsl wirb In alien StGptsn bte1es Gou.
tinents psrtauit uno cure Drosuiaen tSn.
men su& iusen. wslds ausss,.idnets Gu.
rem 20 bewirft bat. YrObefalHsn 10
esnis. Drei Dotn bsbsn bas Qeibsn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-30
Brazilian Coffee Crop.

Messrs. Kern, Hayn & Co., Rio Janeiro,
in their regular circular dated July LIST,
give the following facts concerning the
coffee crop. Regarding the new 1888
crop, the prospects are brilliant, and in
spite Of the drought during January and
February, the out-turn they still expect
to be larger than any former Rio crop.
-Four million bags Of 90 kiloa is the esti.
mated crop, a few putting it at 81 mill.
ions, and some in excess Of four millions.
A superstition ia advanced that should
the crop reach the latter estimate 1t will
be question II the planteas have sufii.
Gent hands to gather such quantity,
and il Is considered unlikely that during
the twelve months larger quantity than
100000 to 100000 can come for ship.
ment. The quality Of the new crop Is
Judged better than could be expected
from so large crop. 1t is true that so
far the receipts Of new coffee have con-
Oiated mainly Of medium and lower
grades, superior being almost entirely
absent aud good first but sparingly rep:
resented. This is not considered extra.
ordinary at this time Of the year, as the
large planters, with the exception of
some washed coffee, have not begun
sending their produce to market yet, and
the selection is expected to improve con-
siderably during. the next four to eight
weeks.
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Two CASES OF GENUINE LErRosY are

Two CASES OF GENUINE LEpRosY are
reported in the charity hospital on Black
wells island, New York, Abraham
Brown, q native New Yorker Of 81,
and Emilio Trenal, Cuban Of 10 years
Both caught the disease in Cuba; though
Trenal did not break out with it till FIVE
years ago, when he was working in q
New York cigar factory, and Brown only
within two years, after he had stopped
nine years Of bricklaying in Cuba and
returned to Baltimore. Both are fright.
full to look upon, though Trenal's face Ia
the more offensive, being so swollen as
to be unacceptable. His skin Is glist.
ening light.yellowish red; the end Of bis
nose 10 distended 10 a breadth Of two inch
es and the eye-lashes are the only hair
upon his face. Brown feels his case more
keenly, aud Is an upright, intelligent man,
who belonged to New Yorks volunteer
fire department and national guard 10
his earlier years. His mother and little
girl are living, but his wife is dead, and
he sorrowiully realizes what a repulsive
death he ia living. The loathsome DIS
ease has invaded his whole system, turn.
ing his hands and feet. almost black and
covering them with ulcers; causing his
beard and nails 10 fall out; enlarging his
fingers to thrice their former size, go that
their ends stand apart like the claws Of a
fowl. The doctors do not regard leprosy
as contagious, though they do consider II
incurable and only attempt to mitigate
the condition Of these patients as much as
possible. I-,F .i ~ {
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-30

KEELY's motor has a rival in New
York, where Francis Winters, Jr., has
invented 4 machine with two chambers, q
few pumps and valves, into one cylinder
Of which water IL poured and appears ii
another cylinder IS a gas, in whose odor:
less fame the hand can be held without
burning II, which neither explodes nor
generates friction, heat or moisture, and
while costing only half as much as steam
tits claimed will do everything that steam
can accomplish. Is inventor has organ.
lied company, with capital Of SIC, oOO,'
900, one-eighth Of which is already sub
scribed, to manufacture the motor In
New York, and 1t is proposed to store II
In huge central reservoirs and conduct II
in pipes wherever tits wanted. hit &C
compIishes haR that IL claimed for II, II
will be as much an improvement or
steam "a that was on horse aud water
power, but the public will be incredulous
till II sees the proof. s.sl 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-30

sMTTH.-0n Sunday evening, July %, 1873. at
II o'clock, HRaKr II. sMi1n, son Of l. II. and
Ella b. Smith, aged yeara .-..
Interment at Greenwood Cemetery, Tuesday,
July 3oth, at o'clock P. N.
MoCLUsKEY.-on Saturday morning, July q,
1878, at s o'clock, JAMES McCLuSKKY, In the 7ith
year oil his ago. r.t.
Funeral from his late residence, No. % Fifteenth
street, this Tuesday afternoon ats o'clock In
tefment at East Wheeling Cemetery. Friends oil
the family are invited. ..,., ..,
q ,BELL.-0n Monday morning, July %, 1878, at
o'clock, at Leathefwood, Nm. lRRSR c. BRLL,
wife Of Joseph Bell, Esq. shes"fs so
The funeral will take piacefrom the resIdenco In
Leatherwood, Wednesday afternoon, Slst inst, at
~ O'Clock. Friends Of the family are invited to
attend. Those residing In the city will be furnish.
ed with eonieyances on notice to Mendel, Booth q
@. Intrmeut at Greenwood. 3.
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PRRHt,Ns ANDTHiNGS.


Fashionable young ladies say darn
it."-Boston POst. But they rarly darn
anything themselves.
Breathes there man whose soul so
dead, who never 10 himself hath said, the
weather's hot; I'll shave my head.
The Louisville (Ky.) Meas says that
Kentucky will stand o. unit In the
National Convention 10 favor Of West.
ern statesman for the next Presidency
The proper time for girl to marry Is
after she has counted up her cash aud
found that she can support herself In case
her husband turns politician.-DetrOit
Free Pres. y. .,l,., r,rtr4t ,
They pulled the boots of q man before
they buried him, in DeAdwood, the other
day, causing the local paper to come out
in q severe article denouncing "extraya'
gance at funerals" g.r.4H
Wicked gossips say that the Crown
Princess Of Germany encouraged her
brother, the Duke Of Connaught, TO fall
in love with Prince Frederick Charles
daughter 80 as to keep the young lady
from marrying the Grown Prince.
It has been found that the electric light
can be used in photography in cases when
pictures equally good could not be OBJ
tained by sunlight. A photograph Of u
large building In Dundee, Scotland, was
recently obtained in this way during a
drenching rain and within an hour Of
midnight. Had 1t been taken in the day.
time the falling rain would have so OBJ.
scured the building as to spoil the pic
ture. ''
An ice ship which recently arrived in
Bombay from America was struck by
lightning, and the electric fluid, passing
into the body Of the ship through the
foremast, pierced hole nearly ten feet
in diameter through the Ice, melting
about thirty tons, and set FIRE TO and
slightly burned some oil the beams OF the
ship In its passage. Who can tell how
many ships which have ftport never 10
be heard Of again have met with some
disaster Of this kind?
Austin D. Moore, heir 10 New York
estate Of 100000, and dissolute spend
thrift with two wives and innumerable
lawsuits, has been granted $4,000 from
the income Of his property by the courts,
$500 for his own support and 81 500 10
support the daughter Of prosperous
New York merchant, whom he frat mar.
ried, then divorced from and afterward
married again. The rest Of the income
goes to meet the demands Of numerous
array Of creditors Of all occupations and
amounts, who have been caught by
Moore's lavish promises.
Gen. Sheridan has discovered that the
"Medicine Men" among the Navajo In.
dians tie their patients to trees, in some
cases, and shoot stones into their bodies
TO cure them. The shooting, however,
generally had exactly the opposite effect,
and the soldiers who discovered the doc.
tors at their work put q stop TO the treat.
ment and asked the doctors what they
bad TO say. The Medicine Men replied
that they had been taught the practice
by neighboring tribe, but they had lost
some OF the medicine that should go on
the stones, so that II didn't work very
we'll" A number OF other doctors" were
accused, and some Of them admitted that
they had killed good many patients in
that way; but, being only indians, not
taxed" they were let of on promising to
abandon the practice.