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New-York tribune., 1881-12-16

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New-York tribune., 1881-12-16

"Our Young Folks Abroad u. b. Lippincott &
Coz Is thick volume wherein Mr.. j, B. McCabc
describes the travels in Europe of party of young
persons They 90 TO all the famous places Of the
Old World, pleasant and simple descriptions of
which ere given, frightened by varied illustra-
fiOnS
New-York tribune., 1881-12-16

Robert Carter & Brothers reprint in Uncle
Freds shilling" pretty child story full Of lessons
of kndlness and helpfulneSs The same mouse
publishes Olives Story" pleasant little diary
purporting TO be written by a girl Of thirteen.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-16

the eminent English novelist
ELIZABETH stuart PHELPS, author OF "FTiends,"
"The Gates Aiar," etc.
w. II. BISHOP. author OF "Dctmold"
GEORGE PARSONS LATHROP author OF "a study Of
Hawthorne"
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-16
A MATRIMONIAL SUICIDE.

The London "society journals are
certainly managed with freedom and
fling quite unknown on our side of the
water. The London Truth is edited by
member of parliament who was at one
time also in tho diplomatic service OF
England. Suppose an American mem
Der OF congress editing paper in New
York, should deal with the marriage of
an elderly American lady as the London
Truth deals with the marriage of lady
Burdett-C -Coutts in these pleasing para.
graphs:
l regret to announce the suicide of
Angela Georgians Burdett- Couts. Bar
oness, which took place on the 10Th inst,
in the sixty-seventh year of her age. The
Baroness Burdett- Coutts, better known
as Miss Coutts, was the youngest daugL-
ter of,Si Francis Burdett, and grand
daughter Of Sir Thomas Coutts, to whose
wealth she succeeded in 1887, through
bis widow, the Duchess OF st. Albans.
Miss Coutts acquird for herself we'll
deserved reputation for her great liber-
aiity and the judgment she exercised in
dispensing her charity. She received
her peerage in 1871, and was admitted to
the freedom of the city OF London in
1872, and to that Of Edinburg in 1874.
Although the baroness has s-unfortunate-
" passad into another sphere, the name
Of Angela Georgiana Coutts will long be
remembered as one OF the most charita-
BILE ladies of the nineteenth century,
and her loss will lie deeply regretted
by many thousands who have protited
by her bounties. r. I. p. Notwith-
standing the secrecy maintained respect
ing the date fixed for the marriage of
Lady Burdett-Courts, good many per-
sons had congregated at the church door
in Down street to see the fair bride and
happy swain, and not few Kisses greet
ed the latter on his appearance. Two
children were the bridesmaids. The lady
was attired in the usual paraphernalia Of
satin and orange flowers. A royal saloon
awaited the happy couple at the Charing
Cress station; the platform was covered
with red cloth, nnd Sir Edward Watkin,
the chairman Of the company, was in at
tendance, IA is his wont when royalty
honors his railroad. Mr.. Bartlett having
already condescended to adopt our ma
tionality has still further shown the kind
feeling which animates him towards us
by assuming the name Of the kind and
venerable lady whom he has led captive
to the altar An the event of issue the
children will consequently be known by
the name of Coutts. Now that this ILL
assorted marriage is an accomplished
fact and that Lady Burdett-C -Coutts and
her ex.American consort have received q
blessing from clergyman in church
and cordial shake" from the official
hand OF SIR Edward Watkin, standing on
red cloth, it is to be hoped that they will
have the good grace to cnltivafa love in
o cottage and not to thrust themselves
in any way prominently before the
world.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-16
DEFERRED 1eLeoRAu..

London, March 15.-P. j. Sheridan,
one OF the traversers, was arrested this
morning at his residence in the county
OF Sligo. This is considered the most
important arrest so far made.
New York, March 15.-Joseph Hass.
field was arrested on charge of violating
the corporation. ordinance in posting
bills on telegraph poles for commu.
death OF the czar of Russia. He was ar.
ranged in court to-day and fined $40.
Cincinnati. March 15.-At Greenwood,
KY, on the Cincinnati Southern railway,
one hundred and seventy-six miles south
OF this city, in quarrel yesterday, Tom
Young broke Steve Langford's skull
with car pin, wonnding him mortally,
and then fled. He was followed and
overtaken by Reuben Lanpford who shot
Young dead, peppering him with bull
lets.
New York, March 15-In the superior
court in Rufus Hatcl's suit against the
Consolidated Telegraph companies to
prevent the contract of January 10Th,
Judge Speer gave II temporary injunc-
tion.
L. S. Memorath shot Emil Hawley ia.
tally and then blew his own brains out.
He was almost insane, and believed that
Hawlcy and Mrs. NJ. held improper rela-
tions.
1t is stated that cutting on freight
rates between trunk lines has stopped
for the present.
Chicago, March 1.-THE interest and
displeasure over the bogus statistics pro.
mulgated i'll Europe respecting infected
pork and trichinosis increase as the facts
becomes more patent. These are clearly
brought out by the reliable official re.
ports OF the state department OF agricul-
ture telegraphed last night, and by fol.
lowing the statement of John Fl. Roach,
secretary of the state board of health
since 1866, eleven deaths have occurred
in Illinois by trichinosis and in every in.
stance from eating raw ham or sausage.
AS sanitarian l regard the danger tc
life from these sources as practically
amounting to nothing, it being SO easily
prevented by cooking. No doubt more
deaths occur from many other articles OF
diet that are regarded harmless, no re.
cord being of the same. This record OF
DIR. Roach, showing as it does, that in
fourteen years out Of three millions oi
people only eleven people have died
about three-fourths OF a person per year
must settle pretty conclusivcly the story
that Illinois pork is dangerous, wher
the fact is added that out Of the millions
of hogs that have entered Chicago in til.
past two years only two have died O
trichinosis, there is good reason to know
positively that any danger need not be
feared from provisions sent hence to tho
east and to the continent. The story. O
the Philadelphia consul will be further
settled by the investigation of Edward
Sere. consul general OF Belgium to tn,
United States, who has come to Chicago
to look into the matter. tits stated tha
representatives of Spain, Portugal ant
Austria are also on the way here for til,
same purpose.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-16
The Reported Eaiiroad Consolidation.

Chicago, March 1G.-The story of the
consolidation OF the Northwestern, st.
Panl and Northern Pacific railroads,
however plausible in itself, finds little
crclence among railroad men, and is alb
solutely denied by officials of the roads
in question. S, $. Merrill, president of
the Milwaukee l. st. Paul road says
there is no truth in the recent report OF
correspondent that the Northwestern
road had secured control of the only en-
trance to the Black Hills. MIR. Merrill
says there are two or three other availa-
BILE gateways to tue Hills, and that his
road is in no danger OF being shut out by
the enterprise OF its active competitor.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-16
Capital Notes.

Washington, March 1G.-The demo-
cratic caucus committee have changed
the democratic membership of the senate
committees from II majority to mlnori-
ty by dropping, as general rule, the
fifth name from each committee. They
drop Grover from the finance commit
tee and retain Mcpherson. however; so
the committee stands Bayard, Voorhees,,
Beck and Mcpherson for the democrats.
Tho republicans are believed to be
caucusing over the new senate Offices.
j. Stanley Brown has been appointed
private SECRETARY to President Garfield.
The secretary of war has dismissed the
charges preferred by the paymastcr gen
eral against Col. G M. Fcrcl.
1t is understood the president will ap.
point Fred Douglass MS marshal of the
District tomorrow.
The rumor that republican senators in
caucus intended to proceed to the sclec.
ton of senate officers this afternoon is
unfounded.
The committees will not be made pub
lie until after the republicans determine
the organization i'll their favor. The
democrats will tomorrow again move Il
go OH with the organization on the grount
th,t their policy is to exhibit desire tt
go ah.cd With public business, but the,
will not p,,,ss anything.
A repubiica', raucns is i'll session this
afternoon to tal.e "a, the question of tin
election Of officers fo, the senate. Th
report is that Malone will Ge allowed t.
name either the secretary o: sci seant-at
arms, whichever he chooses.
Gorlam appears to have q certainty O
the secretaryshir, and French, n forme
republican sergeant-a;-arms. is q candi
date for that place. (.
The indications arc that Malone vii
name some Virginia readiuster for ser
geaut-at.arms. Monday night Senate
Malone was kept mp until 2 o'clock re
ceiving congrntulatory kilograms fror
oil parts Of the country.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-16

Senator Bayard has written u letter to
the Delaware legislature advising against
any prohisition Legislation on :he ground
TINT it is antaSonistic to democracy
winch permits man to eat and drink ac.
cor,ling to his own inclinations.
The democratic caucus commenced
early arrange the minority representa-
ton on the committees, but find some
trouble in deciding who shall bc chair
men OF the three committees allowed to
tho minority,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-16

st. Louis, March lG-Government Off.
GERS to-day arrested Herman T.. Scnnster,
notary, Chas. Voseland and Chas. New.
man on q charge of perjury, but it IS be-
lieved the two former are connected will
the land frauds unearthed yesterday
Robt. l.. Lindsay failed to furnish bond
of ten thousand and was jailed. He
claims that Secretary Schurz has been
prosecuting him and his father, who has
been registeEot the land Office at lrontor
and that he is entirely innocent. Officials
deny this rs absurd, and say that Lind
say is the head of a regular ring and the
evidence against hlm is abundant. Oil
Gals, however, are very quiet about the
matter.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-16
CARPENTERS SON.

Senator Carpenter used to tell with
much gusto, says The Milwaukee Repub-
lican, a remark made by his son Paul
several years ago. At social evening
gathering at the senator's house guest
inquired of the boy, paul what do you
intend to do when you grow to be q
man?"
"Well," answered the boy, 81 should
like to drive IL hack, but suppose shall
have to be q senator"
Paul had a notion, and it was not far
from being the truth, that his father was
compelled to be a senator of the people.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-16
The Weather

Washington, March l6-Inlicat;ons for
the upper Mississippi and lower Missou-
ii valleys are: Occasional snow, followed
by clearing weather, winds mostly north,
generally higher barometer, lower TEN.
perature in ilrst and stationary or lower
temperature in the latter districts.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-16
Kentucky Regulators,

Cincinnati, March lG.-Kentucky reg.
ulators on last Saturday night took W.
ID. He'll, a storckeeper at Princess Fur.
mace, Boyd county, Ky, out Of his bed
and gave him fifteen lashcs, ordered him
to leave within five days and went away.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-16
Presidential Appointments.

Washington, March lG-The president
has nominated S. Dana Horton, of Ohio,
secretary to the commission to attend
the international monetary conference al
Paris. Postmasters-W. II. Hartman,
Waterloo, Iowa; j. B. Reichencker, Wy.
andotte, Kansas. i
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-16

Pittsburg, March 1G.-Addidson G.
Barnes, OF l1dinburg, Clarion county, and
II. Il. McClelland, notary of this city
have been arrested by United States Mar.
shal Hall at the instance of U. S. Com.
missioner Terrell, OF st. Louis, for, the
forgery of land titles i'll Missouri. Bail
was entered ior q hearing on the 25tl
inst
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-16

Cincinnati, March 1G-Jacob Lovelace,
a drunken man after spree. having been
refused liquor. drank a large quantity oil
turpentine and died from the effects last
Saturday evening. This happened III a
remove corner OF Fayettc county, Ohio.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-16

Memphis, March 16.-Elbert Kecls, n
youth seven years old, died last night of
fully developed symptoms of hydropho.
bia. He was bitten by rabid dog last
Christmas. Several other persons were
bitten at the same time by the dog.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-16

Vienna, March 1G.-An order is pub.
lished here prohibiting the importation
into Austria of swine, pork, bacon or
sausages from the United States.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-16
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

CHICAGO.
Chicago, March IL.
WHEAT Strong, higher sl.ooH6$l.G cash;
Sl,usdlSl.G2.a April; $l.07i4 May.
CoHNmFirmer, S9lic fresh cash; ssssG3sa
oArs-.Firm. 2o,sc cash 2e!: April .! May.
RYE-97cQDSl.OD.
BAnLEY-Sl.05.
.PonK-strong, higher, sl5.72h cash. sls.7s
May.
LARD Strong. higher, 5000.
WHIsKEY-1.OS.
MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee. March 10.
WmEAT-s s1.oO&@s1ooS: hard, nomcnal: No 2,
$l01 cash Sl.Olla; April 81; May $l.07k; June,
No. 3 and No. 4 noEcnnl.
Corn No. ., SOC.
OATs-No. ., SIC.
EhELEY-Sg
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-16
FOREIGN.
American Pork Prohibited,

Rome, March 16.-The pope sent let.
ter of coincidence to the czar.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-16
This Fills All the Vacancies and the
Work Of Organizing tho
Senate Can Now
Go Ahead.
Contradiction of the Reported
Consolidation of the
Great Western
Railroad
Lines.
Dcatl, from Hydropl,ob,a,

Augusta. Me-, March lev. p. Frye
has been declared United States senator.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-16
Wanted.

WWNVeU.
10 hear from parties who want power
for light manufacturing in wood and
iron. Will make it to their interest to
write to us. as we intend to start foun-
dry and machine shop, if we can find q
location to suit.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-16
N. BRENNAN, Pr.pri.tor

This Market Is centrally located a.a coays-
nlent. shall SPARE NO pains or sxpsass -
make it 6rst clan, and entitled 70 ahArs q
public patronage. Free delivery 10 any AN q
the city.
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san Francisco Iarkets.
lBY MAIL Aen TELEGRAPH

Bh MAIL ANH 4i-i-lsriiAltt-s
WHEAF-,I az "a 20 prr contai iuI
good shipping.
OATS IJEl - = r,l.
WuoL-1rcsUn. Valley 2fW.0 els T.
h. Eastern Oregon, lh,0 20.
nIDE> --.lcayy ~ai,vi lQjzc; ii-nt. ID"
roc: salJed calf, l0el2.
FAMILY pROVI>IoNS-iSac l:id H.. Z
c.s: clear Oregon sides, l">gli &C.. hams.
I21SGl3 cts.
BARLEY-CoaS. feed s0@Sl 90 cts:
Brewing X7J5aH5 = cti.
HAY-WhcsL. SldSiJ. Oat. S9stSlI
Barley, S9a Sl5 z ton.
VEGErABLEs-Pot 1906 cts pcr
fUJ; Onions, red, 6O9Ioc per 100; lel-
BOW. SiNSl 30 per 100.
EGGS-Calif0rnia. 7m47, 4 d0z; Ore
gon. 3J,0 i0c y d0Z.
FLOUR-Bcst family extra, - 70: Su-
Derfine. - 5JG4; Bakers extra, s. l21
Oregon extra. - 75,GS5 GO; Nalla-walia
axtra, S4 J0tGS4 -.
FRuTTs Dried apples. stg9 cts. fOI
quarters. sliced; Plums pitted, l3@l4c;
Peaches ll9I2Jfc, pceled h 63ec.
BUTTER AND CHEE~E-ENtrl fancy
Butter, 50 cts. e ib; Fresh ro!i, g0od
20 chnice. 45G51j3 cts: Picalcd. 40 cts
y 10.
SEEDs-Fiax, 255@3c q 10: Canary
3%03 e: Alfalfa. aGllc: Timothy, "a
10c p 10.
BAGs-Thcre is a good business in a
jObbmg way al s&@gl4c for standard
grain.
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THE MARKETS.
Astoria Markets.

FiorR.--S Saporane s. 10; Extra - % /;
Corn Neal = cwt. S8 20; Buckwheat r ewi
81 20.
BUrrER-Cboice r,ll, 'or prices. 52,s cts.
SIC Wholesale; choice liilamook nc.
CHKEsE.-Ciat-oI dairy il55icc.
RccS-iyg5O ctr a doE- Chickens, siVt.
FRtssH MEArs.-Choico euts. LAMB. Zoe;
Reef saiC pork 20: Mutton sale. By the
esFcase C
Mars Breakfast bacon 49, s5 per n;
eides l3'%rip e. 1ams - al"c; shoulders
faal2c smoked bcei l5.SI6Ac: corned beet
si0ni2 Is hbi. coined cork lec :. o..
brsNS--,ieEf Cts.
DRIED FRrIrs.- Black berries 3ec; Prune,
E6.Lss1.
IoNFE.-ln frames sc in sla,s ~.
l.Rt.-In tIns and c.dulSs Ia lac y
MIL fFgp.--bran SO Go country. - =
con: shofts sls O., hay SO 'U. ~ -: q ton
gArS--Acrording 20 quality. t'rice- range
from % Gt,J CT a. nI-uCl.
IuGE~A ll.rs. -i'ot8toHS 5 ID ct. q u
GrntCns yu5c q ih.
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vESss Is on rHE yAl.
Ernm snlrr.....n E'nrl. .

pr.sut. hrl.. 80 Gs.s. NilI.Is
Us.s-e,nos. -k'. l~ r"us 1aa.r"
Hodoc ,cn. %. tore = la. O..
Tras'.s sen o.. ,u. n- Hlia' * o.. H-rs
ca-sa. -,.. ...., :o.-. rra,.us.d-a y \. via Eio.
N-vs
n -oa. s,.. ..sl,par. Eosei.. = : De -
Gc-t-n. -t f'.''ade3ci.- Jan 50
Empire. ID Ncsg o-a loading.
Kate U&vcapor,. ~. ~ joA-. M4ilcJt y ! Jar Do
Co'usnGus -, fernald N.s HorA. Jan ~.
.sarr,s R,usIou. An. "a. loading Philadelphia
Prom Foreign Ports
rnes ps,rald. h- ~ '?S2 toa- Hc.,ibbon. Cardiff.
Dee 90
Adolf. sse. NJ. SIS tons. R,us.aausson. Gotten
bars. jet =
Areo. - ha 81 tons iuo de Jlui.ro.
ryouuts of AR br bg gye tons. Alexander Glas=oU
Oct d
CIty Of Agra hr bk ie7i to1-. Young, Melbourne.
Nov
Clan C;rs-.t ~ ~ 49, toa-. James. L.'orpoa..
Cgouutss- oi Ro, b,s b. ba 'ardh.
Sian Mcleod. Dr bA - tons. Yokohama
Ethsl br bk. O., tone. Graham. Liverpool. HoN ~
Ani.y Chaplin. o. nk s1s toa- Hams Cardiff
Geo Esviey. b. ~ lHlato -. ,.ewi.a Yokohama
,s5IgDcarD. bT D.. "a loas, c4rdlu
I.zsie Ir,,iale b. bs tso tons. dn--pp. LlEerpooi
Aag -. sia Hauo.ulu snd \ 3ct1rta
-0dulsa ~ 0g - tp3s v.rpJo. VIA tonoialu a.
~ ~ HOuutfal
Ps-sithca DT be- 81 tom VS.; Liverpool. Nov a
Sarica b. b. ~ toa@ t'uay.nas R,var Boyue New
castle ESN
Seikirkshire. hT ~. llsl tom Anderson. Cardiff
Scottish FAIRY. Or bk. YJkohanS. Oct ~
Thrlen Castle. br sh !yis tone. shanghai
Viola br bk 80 tons Prea. Liverpool, Sept va
HUnOiuin
Victoria Gross. br bk. 6s9 tons, Owen. Calcutta
Zoe br bz Liverpool wa Victoria Jan
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Common Council.

i.oguiar ,Hcstiry~ second and fourth Tue
aay ssenlrg~ - each month. 20 70 clock
go t'er-.n, DESIRING tu have matter, aclv'.
lls,u h. the Council. 20 any regular mreiIrr
la,g present fhr -afue 90 the Auditor auu
Ter. sn ~ before thr Friday evening uri n
.u the Tuesday 90 rhIrh she ;.rIcii bolds Ii-
r..-.sa- l.s .e' i.g- O.. q. - i;hH ELL.
ambition ri q lerL
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Harrisburg. Pa. Nov l.. 1850.
nt,. g ! kFNIsNLL \ c.. tcuIs I have
q. very Tuc mare ii's.I b ~ hIu = bone SPAWN
;fr = .n3c tiIa.'. 7 tired ryryy thing man
a,,,..d .i,N.-t- io eur. Il hui aii in vain ana
wa Ji'rtt -r give /; up when friend uf
liiItr 90 f.;I~ ~ity came tn nv and recon-
uI uritd Kru.,ail'> SPAWN CuTp whicii tried
NIrls --.i-., s7,'ii,> ili'yl : tE lUn,- cieaT
JIss ri,;lr Ird then -. ;,j = 9, ni> tO yuu for
'u,. pi s"ur Illustrated ilOr>,' EOOk> and
ltljE here = Iu better lt-pk printed un the
.rr-'- .s'd s.j> dl~. ;tsy>- ! have taken 2, eat
f-t,. eSt u j ard il..yr >iitr- 80. - ~ .t.s
q E.-. o. ,ly g'.Slih"iN ;.a VII C., ";.d 20
What .u'd rsla hy getting thrin tor Others
W. - trri, q. " MTIIEE
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TIDE TABLE FOR ASTORIA
From laOies ol United states Coast survey
Low Water.
High Water.

Never 60 shopping without con
sulting the advertising columns Of The
AsroRIAN. They will tell you where
tie best bargains are to he had, and Just
what merchants are alive and doing
b NlSiHeSS.
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KEnD&LL'S SPAWN Curl
OS HIHAs FLsSH

i;akrsSfi"id. Vt. Dee. p. lSs9.
G. = tl-NBNlI. \ Co, Geat> wish To
l,i.i rsy testimony IN favor OF yOuI Invaluable
.HiHrHl k"ujaii'> Sp-iViJ t'uTg" I'm the
,D.U - ! ~lWr q O.i tur ir,. and
,pri-n--, Iry Ii.l;t i.luh "a 'ar n-t. iuiut. 1
wa~ y.Fy .HW.. :i,.d p; f'lEC> ,;liicied il'.
''.s.~r t-'.-.Jir-s;.;il Ia-E- J NuT.. btld5.e
rl % Iry uVrra Sr,'g. ;,uT tFi,-'i iu1>t every
tAT- Ui luy T'.ii..:. .',;i rnUid L.5d fIn l4tIi-
lIa; -''Ui'' i've .iIr permanent r. Fl. When
lu Apfii iSsN began tO iHinN i Should he
a Cripple sur liic : ,'Ui having some Of ken
dalI> SPAWN Cure" th1u-nt l would try it
I t!-.-d uur -hir.i ni a bottle. ann experienced
r lief - "u,-r Tie pJi:l left mr ard iisS uOt
rrDuhlet ngr urr. ] frel very grateful 10
yu;: and wu,iG recommend 'hrIlsiai. : Sp;ly n
''urt.' tp ~ who suffer with sp-;iiHS 0r fltu-
mati>ni. Yours iTulX, MR~. j. EOUTEII..
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Astoria Lodge No. 10. log. =

Regular Meeting oyery luesda, EyenIna
aI - s'clocK. ar GOod lcmplar's Hal. che
Rauas street. Astoria. over e.. J.. Parker,
Store Member Of the Order. in good stand
~. are invited "a attend. Degree meeting 1T
Monday each munth. i;y order W. {. +.
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Temple Lodge, 40. !. Al A. NJ.

R".sjiar Comm anications irS; and X[
'hlri tuesdays in each month. at5is W
J'-isrk =. ~. az the Hall in Astoria.
Members 0f the order, Ia good standing. ar
,uyi' "a TO at;OBd. By 5rde. ~ :he u. u.
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Knlghts oi Pythias.

A-f.r lodge. "a. g. X. of T.. meetls Z
.yr.g Wednesday evening at -'e'.Z
s'rlu,s. ~ the hal! Of the A. a.. l. W. y
'"rIsr IN mama aud isenion streets. =
d. prtc. 4.
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.;o1,nosr or Con,fIsrce or aston

:.-.ulIr snrc' in- VERY ~ and 81 Hnadsl
parp 90 siI'is. sd 80 T. NJ in the hal of "a,
Nn'fi. N.li', ga:i-I'an A>~oIaiion.
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