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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-07-15
Working Under Water.

Mr.. Fleuss has been giving at Ports.
mouth some practical illustrations OF
the merits of an apparatus he has in
vented for enabling persons to work un-
der water and in noxious gases. In or
der to do this he takes below with him
a supply of concentrated oxygen in q
small reservoir which is slung on his
back like a knapsack. Atevery respira-
ton from the tank, which is effected by
means of a tube and mouthpiece. the
exhausted gas after being strained
through a sponge saturated with caustic
soda. returns to the tank, the impure
ingredients alone being permitted to
escape. In thi, way he can remain un.
der water for four hours, and can pene'
trate to situations which are impossible
to an ordinary diver, who is compelled
to drag lepgthening pipe at every step
and is always liable to the danger O
getting entangled with the means which
Supply him with air. When entering Al
atmosphere charged with smoke and
poisonous gases Mr.. Fleuss divests him
self of the diving dress. his only protec
ton being tight-6ghting coverings TO
his eyes and nostrils. Thus provided
Mr.. Fleuss has gone unframed through
fumes of the densest and most pungen
| Observation-Disclosures Telegraph
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-07-15
is;CIeTCg AND INDUSTRY.

/
The latest tFinmph in art and
science is new surgical instrument
called the electroendoscope. 1t IL used
to light mp interiors especially those OF
tho human body.
Edison says he took out patent
for storing electricity on Faure's plan
two wears ago, but has abandoned it.
Theoretically it is all right. but practi-
cally it costs about so per cent. more
than direct generation.
An exhibition of philosophical in.
struments will be held at York, En-.
gland, in August, during the meeting
of the British Association. The ObJec,
of the exhibition is to show, as far a.
possible, the progress which has been
mad. during the past half century in
the construction of instruments OF Sclen'
tific research.
Alarm with indignation has arisen
in Halle regarding tarlatans rendered
poisonous by the introduction of copper
arsenita in their production. DR.. Rel.
mann has attempted to allsy the general
outcrv by stating that copper arsenite
is not splendid green color, and as for
such goods as tarlatans, Guignet's
green, which contains no arsenic. has
quite displaced the poisonous Schweln'
turt green.
Oil of a green color, transparent
and flowing freely, has been extracted
by DR.. C. 0. Czech from coffee. The
coloring matter, he says, when boiled
| with cotton, wool and silk, impart to
them very readily an intense and per-
manent yellow, and, as the juice OF the
berries is altogether innOcuous, it might
well be used as q cheap and useful dye
| for buff. amber and orange shades, and
for giving white wines Tokay or sherry
color.
M. Poyrot, having observed that the
| immense tracts of wOrmwood upon the
American plains are free from insects o.
eyery description, is experimenting with
the Dlant as preventive of phyllOxera
He finds no difficulty in cultivating thu
wormwood, and proposes to mix the
stalks with manure, or SIMPLY DUTY
them in ground in the neighberhood o
the vines. His suggestions have beer
sent to the Phylloxera Committee OF tn
French Academy.
| "A Photographic sunshine records
has been invented by Capt. Abney. /!
consists of a semi-cylindrical box. will
fiat lid, in the center of which is
small hole. Round the inside of tn
cylinder strips of sensitive paper ar
fixed, and the instrument is then 81
placed that the sun, the hole and tn
center line of the paper are in the sam
plane. AS the sun moves, therefore, 1t
track will be recorded on the paper.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-07-15
Our Young Folks.
FOURTH-oF JULY At TON Ell
LTOTpS HOUSE. -

THANKSGIVING Il. al weif enough IN fits way. :
Against Christmas and New Year I've nothing
Rut ~ NV va d,r and tho fellows and + $50.
That is, ali the Fellows who have any spunk,
Who save up for months to buy powder and
And Keep fre crackers hid in my old leather
We Just live for the Fourth of July!
Tom STAYS at his aunfs, nem the end Of tho
Her house is quite fine but she's hateful as
And I'm going to tell what she said
One day, when my dog and tae fell 1ws ana
Had gone to Toms house to speni Fourth OF
And thought, being under her window we'd
To be- euiet as mice. or the dead.
We said 'Rurrahr" softly, for fear she'd be
We set OF the littlest cannon we hadr
As under the bushes we hid:
Tom screaned DO be quiet!" at each little
And when my dog yelped as he tore, mp the
70 bring me q piece of cracker he'd foand.
cried Lie down, sir!" And he did.
Yes, he did every time-but twas all ct no
When folks want to find fault they can make
So she popped her head out through the
And cried: tom your father shall hear about
To- DIT up with this longer is more than I'll
Come into the house, sir, and send of the
crew
That are spelling my flowers and linesI
Independence, indeed! I'd rather. say.
Be under the rule OF Great Britain to-day
Than subjected to noises hate!
Oh! sharper than crackers tho cruel words
| And quickly tho window went down with
bang.
As up from the bushes my brave cid dog
spran@
| And followed me out Of the gate.
She's as cross an old party as ever could bel
| She insu!ted my dog and the fellows AMI me-
| And though they NAV forgive her. can {!
| No, cant-and, besides that, don't mean t.
| try
| And next year my dog and the fellows and
| Will go of on the rocks to spend Fourth O
| July,
| With no thanks to Tom or his aunt!
| -Sdruh j. Burke, IN st. Nicholas
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-07-15
PITa AND POINT.

Quite the reverse-the paper collar
the second week.-Cansbridge Tribune.
-Hot-house fruit is not exactly dele
ferrous to health, but peaches at dol
lar apiece take the ambition out OF
wallet pretty sudden.-Detros Free
Press.
The girl who wears pair of ten.
cent stockings, when she earns them
herself, can not wear fifty-cent pair
when her husband earns them.-Btng-
hamton Republican.
1t doesn't seem good policy for
church to shine up its collection plates
to such degree of brilliancy as to cause
two-thirds of the congregation to turn
their heads when it circulates in their
vicinity.-Yonkers Statesman.
"A woman in New York railway
car sneezed her $50 false teeth out OF
the window, and while the train men
were searching for them in the ditch,
thew bit the brakeman in the heel, in
ficting painful, though not necessarily
fatal wound. -Burlingto Has0keue.
Halls Journal of Health says:
oMany persons drink ordinarily as little
| water az possible, and none at all at
meal times, because they suppose that
water dilutes the gastric juice" On,
they've been lying to you. They don't
like it; that's all.-Boston Post.
The newest STRENGTHENING Their
mometer has q clock attachment that
will tell the time of day in which the
greatest heat comes, and an alarm bell
that strikes at the lowest cold point
This enables a man to know when he is
warm enough, and to find out when he
ought to cover himself at night.-N. D.
Picayune.
Said Mrs. Smith. who had come tt
spend the day, to little Edith: Ar n
Won Glad to see me again, Edith?'
Edith. Yes, MN, and mammals glad
too!n Mrs. Smith &c Is she?" Edith
" Yes. MN; she said she hoped YOU'D
come to-day, and have it over with.
Mamma bushes scarlet, but Mrs. Smitl
simply smiles.-Boston Transcript.
A correspondent asks: "What i
a printers devvil?" A printers devil i
a wicked hoy kept in every newspape
Office for editors to throw mucilage bot
ties at when he bangs himself into tn
editorial arena and shouts "copy,
which he does nineteen times day.
il also part of his duty to consume a
,, the green watermelons and unrlpe fru
that the EDITORS agricultural friend
present to him. When he grows up b
usually becomes q pirate.-1eras S!f'
mas.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-07-15

The Canadian Pacific Railroad Com
pany has employed 5000 Chinese la
borers, the North Pacific several thou
sand. and $500 are wanted for railroad
GRAZING in Mexico.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-07-15

Among the latest uses to which 1t
is proposed to put the electric ght is
the il Elimination of rivers to termlt the
rafting OF logs at night. The Muske-
pon Boom Company will be the pioneer
IN this direction. In Baltimore expert
ments have been made with view to
Illuminating water at night to . depth
of TWO hundred feet. Such means OF
illam nation, it is elieved, would be Of
great service in searching for lost treas
ure and drowned persons. in raising
wrecks. removing torpedOes. AMI other
subsequent lab0ra-
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-07-15

Particulars or the Terrible Crlne1The Das.
tardy Deed Committed by One Charles :.
Guiteau, Formerly or Chicago.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-07-15

.Please deliver at once to General Sherman
or his first assistant in charge OF the war
Department"
" To General Sherman:
II have lust shot the President shot HIM
several times As wisnea nm 20 fG ics a. psceS
sity. am a law, err theologian and politician.
am Staiwart of the Stalwar's l was Win
General Grant and the rest ct our men IN New
York dur ny the canvass. am going to Jail
P case order out troops and take pos session OF
INC ''-' - .CaAkLEs GUITEAU."
The Chicago daiies contain detailed ac-
| coun Of the doings of Gul,eau Willie IN
that city, all of which go to show that ne
was very erratic and peculiar. he was
thought by many TO be religious Iana'ic,
| and in hi. writings usually styled himself
ga lawyer, theologian and politician. He
was pronounced crazy by many OF those VINO
had dealings with him in Chicago, New
I York, Washington and other cities. FRANK
! Gilbert. of the Chicago Evening Journal,
saws he knew Guiteau and believed him In
sane several years ago. Speaking some ime
ago of Guiteau's pretenstons IN Wasning-
ington, General Logan said the man was
crazy. The .NotionaI Rsl1sbiicas, OF Washing.
ton, SAYS he hadfs months been persistent
applicant at the Sta,e Department for an sp.
poinment as Consul. and had recently sent
Secretary Blaine several denunriatoty let
tiers, bitterly complaining Of the Adm.nistra-
tion's neglect in not faVorably recognizing
his applica ion, and ihst paper thinks the
| most natural explanation of the motive Of
! his act is that he had been 80 long out o.
employment, and had 20 persistently tried
to secure appointment without success. thai
be had become so bankrupt in pocket, in in
fuence and In character that he fancied thu
President to be his especial enemy and In
cause Of all his SORROWS and trouble.
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peared in sight, there was a cry: "Oh, there
they cOmev' The sun at this time had gone
down behind a cloud. The soft Washing
ton twilight had just begun. 1t was light
enough, however, TO reveal all the clear
coOrs and outlines of the beauti ul
side of the White House. 1t was thrilling
moment. There were three carriages, and
the horses attached to them were dashed into
gaiiop. So furious and swift were they
coming that hardly had they appeared in
sight when there was crash and roll on the
gravel, and The close black carriage and
black horses belonging 10 the Presidents
own stable came with whirl up in front Of
the Attorney General. and were checked by
q blue-cOazed messenger who stood there
waiting. The colored man on the box did
not turn his head. He sat as II carved in
marble. The ATTORNEY General ran for.
ward, seized the door Of the carriage, and
little james Garfield, young Rockwell and
Mrs. MacNeagh.
Every head was bowed as Mrs. Garfield
stepped resolutely out. There were traces
of Tears about her eyes. She showed no othel
signs of weakness. Her little boy sprung
forward and cried: '.Oh, mamma. Ina,
was ali he said. She pressed his hand
wsrmly, and then, leaning upon the arm O
the Attorney General and leading her little
boy, she started up the steps. Then came
Mobile Garfield, weeping, q pleasant faced
little lass in gray. She was followed by Mrs
Rockwell, a snowy white haired lady, whose
appearance of youthfulness did not Cor es
pond with the gray OF her hair. A servant o.
two with wraps followed. They walked
quickly up stairs. There was hardi!
q dry eye among the spectators wht
watched the pathetic home-com nc o.
the poor woman who had suffered 81
much. Something of her resOlut'
character was shown as she walked almOs
wNhout assistance to her husbands room
, 1881-11-26

3cfetdl DIrdfeh 10 7hf EhttHcd 1rfbnhts
MONTREAL, Nov. 25.-Frrt'ter returns of
tic number Of persons whn left for purinn-
ncnt residence In the United Stasos show
TINT during tho month Of October there left
Ronavent,lre Station, Montreal, ninesy falnt.
lies, numbering ~ people. md taking with
them property amounting to nbnut $1,000.
III tho first nineteen days or the present
month thurc luft tfty-six families. number
inE 2os souls, aud taking with them $1,000
worth of personal effects, and still the exo-
alss goes on. These figures are also entirely
distinct from the number Of hrlek,nukc1A
nna factory. operatives who Ro carrying their
trunks with them. 'rhey aye bonketl for
permanent residence III tl,e Unltetl States.
There nrts ITO scN.g0tng vessels In port here,
and locnl stealners aud smiling craft are seek.
Ing winter-qnnrters. The Government hnye
ordered the llght.shfps md blloys between
Montreal ar,d Quebec to hc removed for the
sensUn.
Louis Hardy, charged With blga,ny, has
been fully committed for trial. lie married
the first wife In Qnbcc, ltlB secohtl here. aild
WIS IN the eve uf tnItng n third wien ar
rested, tho banns having been published III
church.
lluAs lIayyers, the murderer of the prlsol,-
CT Salter N the St. Vincent de Pnnl pcnl-
temtInry, hns been refused feprtHye, anu
will undergo tho extreno penalty Of the lnw
Dec. 0.
, 1881-11-26

Epf<tas j1f5pafth 10 The Chftnpo 1ftbltns.
OTTAWA. Nov. o5.-a1r. Dcwdney's COM
mission az Provisional Northumberland
Ut THO Northwest Terrltnslcs llas been fur
warled to Winnipeg.
The first volume Of the census returns IL
almost COMPLIED, and will shortly be put IN
tho hands If tie printer md be ready for
distribution when Parliament meets. Itwill
e,nbrara Nll facts md figures rG,attng To tho
CENSUS propor-tfsat ls, thu population, Datior-
allttes, origin. ages, condition, atc., OF the
people front one end Of tho Dominion to the
other,
Tile Gra,d Trunk Railway have postponed
the!r proposal excursion to Winnipeg owing
to tho scarcity Of s0lltnE-stock.
A larKely.nttel,led meeting Of tile Ottawa
Agricultural 1nsuranct-Conpnny was hel.t
in the cn,npany's office. Mr.. John Rochester,
Al. T., occnpy!,tg the chnLr. Thh nlpAtlng
ltnt heell cnlleI fur tho purpose of winding
W th6 btsll1ss OF tho orR,ll@lzAti01. but 1t
subject ca,itn up tor discussion, that It would
be necessary to apply to larltnmellt for M
pct to tt!s clteet, M tfero Is M leRal process
hy Which this could be accomplished, tl,u
so!ysnoy, nat iSta llsSahlu.lon so!ns
10 CEASE sYlng Business. rhe pireet"ra
wer1 authorized to tnke tile nrCessAry acttDn
cltc. tu continue III tlo ll,s,lltnsr to rpalixo
un tbs fHw available nxsets. composed Ut III.
pafd calls. to the extei,tuf St,NW IN M0tes s,n
hand n,Inlunt.liK to Se90 ur S70O, nl,u sol,lt,
]aIdgMents pro0ably amounting tu sa,UOo
The accounts presented Showed that
there WIS u suit ut $4,000 on hand,
and, 30 far as known, With every
!taoi!ity wiped out sfilea, going Into
liquidation. At the time mentioned Sl00.0
laye been collected fruln the shareholders,
which represents total loss, OF which Slk.,-
600 was expended it, etfaetlllg 4 reinsurance
Of the eollpuny's 1lakH iii tfle Wntertown,
n. H.. c0p,pany. alit the Remainder was dis.
gual tile lsiatcatlon OF tho Ieloral Manager
Nll Agents LOSSES.
Miss t0lnaine, brlde-elect In the late In.
, 1881-11-26
A Case of Hazing at Toronto Quite a
Beasfly as Anything Yet
Reported.
The Orangemen Inclined to Further
Contest the Decree Against
Their Order.
Mournfu1 Meeting OF Tho Directors oi
tho Agricultural Insurance
Company.
The Number Of Emigrants Leaving Mont
real for the States Still Dis
couragingly Large.

EDtrinf 1f&Anffs a ~
.ron"STn - ~ Nav y, ..rha Enw1o,"m n" ,,'on1: ,no.a.
noNio' Hos' - 'e 'ee'""Innq'tl Ii'o'e-
nselt Is attaining 10 influence aid impor.anee
In Cnn0tta. Toronto Is tie centre for tho
t;l,a,,n,,.'tous 10 IL ,,nv % In oud ID rn,'siv IN.
'. ~. -, - ~" 'oe' "''" - ."p'S''s "
creas'ng. IN t''!s city the chief ofga''iza.
Ton. which embraces MI minor Ones Is cnlled
tho "coltral Circle" Its officers Include n
nrosians ,1n 1,aa,,o. " a"I ~" "o. sase.,", wv
.,.a,.,'.,. ~ ri,''' u''' vi" ~. ns,',,t''.,.
treasurer AIR. tiuElles' altu S1ce-Pfesstletats
nleets every few weeks for u sort of literary
cu,tyersoztnne ant tn hent iec.,,rca mr. eqsnys
m vnrln,,o to,;'s Sfi""r o,ra;as an ~ snc.'
tar, ,u!'r 'us ~. t, G S,Ges "eo sI'. sG.s
the,r @ e So''enlSnge 'n,i'H,,o1 q '9satS ala
10 n,a w,Gn !ey & 3oI1. ,e 'nern92essip r.2e,,
M,min Has H. H. sS. e,,., i, Wai,e1,e ~
IT, IT,, I1l,iary s1mgenls f % rsa'Gg tile course: II
iitt,t rirrn villa sca,,.rI,.. ,a,,,sst, ay H.
in lie tnwi's and yl|arcs Srinvs ~, ~. tn}
,vIcs tv "Iuu t;, 70 nro noo1v twt @ c,n sw suns, "
Nm;Sfo,,atI,,H WHO .tn o MEtay ~ 1an,MiHqinhs m
Scnt,n witi, Ifattfny no ia ch,sf "a,,tra thort.
49,. ft,r,, ar1,n rns,,n ~ sa,,tns.
Ga1s lcs s ost Muos ~ "" unst nur,, .m,!aM y,
ui.is uiSis' ,,,,t neso w tpt isost NUMEROUS u!
numbers whcro thgy would be least TX
pectetl.
Information has been received here that
the l,uy. /. g. Robb, formerly t,Nstor Of
J"o itn fiost dc1talt ~ ~ III LIE Gt1y ~
land. -.
A drunken mother living In tho east end Of
the city Inns anltt her daughter, I ycntS Gid,
loud.
Vhe most tlsgracefu} outrage, Tint has ever
yet occurred III Canadian colleges took plnca
at Tortptlto University tic osj1er evening,
Hunter wns crossing Tie lawn in front Of tho
college When lu was nrcVstpI by n t1lnl1 WHO
told lin lle was wanted, liz latl folI0werI
Ills gtlitla but 4 few steps when liz wns seized
, 1881-11-26

SIN FrAnstseh Past
A now boardeI gAted nxt1ly at bis plate the
other mornlnY, Ahu then sall. :
Wv tasro sulfablo physician stopping at this
Yessir," ga!d tho waiter.
Hntd aurYtou, too, ehT'
"!!ulcye W, sr,''
''Ihen Just see II be ta In his room befdse
start on ths lr1ak tust. hui! II, ,t,r0thsr ehoked
to lr1th "! II sieak llko that oAae. nud l',a
poulu to lakt All Ito ueceGsar5 precautions"
, 1881-11-26
RI THE PUBLIC

There can bG NJ, better enalahi en,i,ahsi Il, It. Raah,
pixs sbaH tho base aud woFa.:,'t. woFtniet Hsttt ana
lhoia, Is lhero aro False iiesoiWssawa iWssaways. and ~
Pills. Re sure pn1 ask rs ~, nat Viii you ls1'.
that tho name " "NadwaY" u ea "1"'
, 1881-11-26
Execution of Hun9 .Arnor. At Gra,v-
fortisyiIit, tsu.


Da'ss" 10 -. ~. e"',Sov ~'s 1sa" ..
s,"r notora; % ,ms m, ,a,, '. ,n,,,,, ~ .%"r
s. -, -, ,t,r.,'.srs.','.,,,, ~" ~ ~ 'sI
~ ss y; 1,.. =. "a, .. ~ .,o ''u."u. ,.,.
,,'a', ~ w.. ssu". m Wy .r' "to ,,' ,"' "nuu
~ Aaiet a's. s''ns'''e' .;'',., ~ ms!ns s"ua
p'1ce !" "'' optl' he'.' "'aa was "NItesseu ny
Il largo nssulnb!ago VI people. principally c"l-
ored. Tl,e crowd, tor two huurs previul1s to
tin lanptnv. was vary tlisnrtlerly. anul co,,-
std,ro,'I.. 1T n.o,t",,'n,t ,'rarnt,,,i ' sarar",
s'"et"oto y cset'',nI"t p'etu''eu' oe'u'h'
lights occurred w1'tell, III measure. enter"
talnod the crowd witlo preparations wore be-
linz made for tie execution, ArIuor
,un,,a at,or+ unono,, 1,nforo ma
trn,, s,,r,,no. In Which he ,n,vs mn
arco,nis 1T hte ,n,,r,lur atot,nv Mat liza ,vna
w. t.' w ~ =. ,.,;,;' a.a''s t..at no wa ~
the sola pas!y ~ 1aa S,,s.as: AEnlor was 70
have beelt hung the 9TH OF tllls nl0Tlti,. but
gained ttlnc BY way Of respite, granted by
the {;uyernor IN l,opes Of ascortuinlug il other
pas''es wesa .'o. eo1ee' WILL LUG '!'"r"es'
.,,. SHORTLY AprEh '.s,,s TIE, r1i: hEsrreE
connected IN I'atffcrro County were nrrested
, 1881-11-26

1AtlVu*
THE noDr
.ros 3o,tvor,, - r,,t.r lToyo,t, .rhc II, .ho
h,n M"s ~ ~ 1s.1.... .,nt,..a "'' ~ .o
aosence OF any itienus OF 1elalves, "'aef-
eouste eonx 20 Gyo II xerx et and n15y wns
ner. It was Sheriff Dutant'a first publIo net
ainco his nn,'oin,,rsnt hv Tho nnpar,,nr "
nj ,nna,,a,. nn,,s"5 ~. ,,nar,, a,,a i,a ,,a,'
~! vaentcy ca!,seo W ueMI,, any Iie M per.
TINT quiet dignity which cllnracterzes the
GOOD ard t,nrlRllt man. There il yery t,ttlc
Failing T i, ,ba ro,n,nmnity NJ, tha snh;ont , ~
tns nxscuio M Fverv,dv ,'.s ,hs u.
ia yuireretl instly tha exttemo nennttv of
Tile case Is one .of the most remarkable
recorded III the criminal annals OF South
Caroltua. 'rhn details brought nut during
tha tr,n1 roo,l n,ora lila q ropo,,,c ,vu;r.i
record Of true events occurring In this elf-
lightened nineteenth century, Tho cuse wns
tried before the celebrated Judge 'riomas
jefferson MoeIey. 10 wl,o,n your ] "orresnorG. ]
ent Is Indebted fnr tlle sahjotned facts con.
10th lie prisoner md 1,is ytctim were ne.
proes anti tt,e tr,ni ,,cva,nne,l tho avsta,n ~
~, 'u"o". :" .t - " ""'s" "tnm9 ~. ".
'ne h'k'mss ~ ~ SUN" y .lo"l'1 ale st'l' "u'
uic'ca: Ihe prisoner peiure Tue trial 1haue
tile following confession. Which, after sOltie
lively spRrrlug between Tho tnwyers oil
both sides. wos ndmit,ej ns nytfrnre.
1o,,,,,s.' .,.,an ~ a.. ,,a .,o.si.',, n ~.
sonhStol S., ssNseu tun' le was uesNfa1els VI
love WITH Tie wire of Tie Aeceaset-a woman
about - ,ycars of nge, tho prisoner being
lenr 10. flint size reue}ted hls ADVANCES and
oo,,e,,t tim IA ~ o,',,i,,rar a,;n f,r,mma ,M
seana. 'o ".. e''}".et, :r,' ono oi"se
!S'"es' "'' "eeu leRfo. tHH sa-eh'leo Co'i-
jurer gave him Charm, known III the lall-
gttage, OF nuuro wjtclcraft rs a '"Eai,d,"
con,,msrf of varin,ts nr,,c,ps-vi7. beps,yux
En..s, ILL., ,,,,. ....I x"e,', ~ -.
loAes n"lI' ":'!e sanu an'li' thH stloe OF lne
pefsoti INTENDED 70 be acted on. aid dtake's
1oot, all seWea ap III
A SHALL. COTTON RAG.
ue wns to,,l tn ,wenr It npxt tn his st.tn over
his henri for una week. ind tia wo,,,,,
Wnutu i,,ve him, fla ttIf 70. n,uI nj rhe pnI
wo,l,nn had confessed her love fur hin,
but hnu refused to MCceut HIN As
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