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THE ASSASSIN.

4 UI.ACK sCOUNDItfi~
NEw York, July :9.-.The BrDoktyn Ean}e
nrjnts to.lay the story of the urocemlinps ft,
tl,n ortton i,rn,,rt,t IN the Einpa f.ot,ntr su.
nronn ftourt h, lin foil of ia:.t IL, Ar,,io I
f.nitaon on,tns, In ,,n,. ra,nrtn,,. Gn"-,os ~
= H..ss.s.' n'ss @u ,,."i'... ~" 'u.." c" ~
~ uu.tcnu ~ Apsua!tc "Notce vi tle
elou'o .. 'n!lael't5. 1ile caso was lcterEea
70 1scEl u. EuI!er rs fefcfee 10 take teslt"
lnohy, nHd the report and case came oil for
hearing II. january, 1874. 1[tY. tilttteau pro-
tluced but Tires witnesses, aud one Of those
WIS her husband, wI1o, It anpsars. y0t,ln.
tnrlly ATTENDED,, liz t1Ytiftet1 that In VIVA hsr
hual,o,,d ond h,., ro.;,,ol h, vo,v Val. slt,to
f,,r ~ "a lin, ,,ar ,s,,in., ra .,,a ,a',, .,",
t'., ~. s. ~, -, "sa' 70 NV .s.,.' ..S..
n.uou, ',,L" WIS u'' t"ae ne Guu1u Nstay nl
"! ua'oEce cuso ~ WHICH he was pAt15.
Inc thlfd wIthess Was the principal
one. and her apuearatcp would Indicate that
, 1881-07-29

A nArrnE took place Wednesday, near
Candaliar between the trdops Of the Ameer
Abdurral,lnnn md tho forde Of Ayoob Khan.
Eurly III the light regiment Of tho Ameer's
troops desertod and went over to tue enemy,
wIlcreupon tho remainder of tue troops fled,
leaving guns, ammunition, wagons. etc., OF,
tho field. The British officials In India arc
greatly concerned over the news. Tho trl-
u,nph Of Ayoob Khan means to them the
triumph Of Ru3sin, and Ayoob ut Candahar
means Rtssid ut tho gate Of Indla.
, 1881-07-29
STRONGER HOPE.
TIE MORNING,

N0fff6l IN n
uy.u,,.o-o,, r. ~ 1ut,,no ,rho ,lnvonop.
-. ...s s,,,..ta.1fe.,ne ..',t,' ...a.,<~"s ,o,,a
oa ~ w." y A.o ttoaao "..n oatsu. VIZ IT.
anu acneetluiaess ts'an any pteceulus uho' tno
PRESIDENT slept rs quietly a1lo souhtsS Us tho
night before, and nWoke III go0u splflts.
There WnS no fever through the night, Anu
none showed ITSELF until toward evening,
mixing nearly two layS without fever. The
rlsa In pulss and telnuarntrra announced in
tha = n,cIoclr buIjetIn we're faunI TO have
i,aan o,,sa,i nv tha nortIai changing of the
% ~ ~ '+,,hs trn. s.o.i,,r1 nr th;a ~
a'uas ~ s,,,." drass1,,n T "us x"stn1aS t,a nosv
tne eYsnu'k utess1nk icotot." Hto ~"
from the wound anu capsea TUG !e'ee
TO begin 10 decrease IAe f1cs!'
dent enters upon tile night win
systy promise Of IT, proving ,ss'tS. !. and md sss. ssts
dent could readily bear being removed tompo"
ruzily to nnother roona. The surgeons dcslsod
to thoroughly purify tho room he has occupied.
It was thought best 10 rotnove oaEpols and
hauglngs and everything which could absorb
any OF tho odo1s OF tho stok.roo.n. The prcst.
dont was. therefore, rolled On hls bed into an-
other room, Tho Arst ono was then cleaned
with great thorouHhuess, and the carpets and
some heavy hauGlugs wore not returned. Tho
President was moved back to his purified
, 1881-07-29
THN NIGHT WATCH.
IN r. 3f

EXECUTIVE MANSION. July q, II 10 p. NJ
The slight fcbrlle rise which first buca,ne 1lo-
tIceabla about 5 O'Clock this afternoon reached
Its maximum at the evening examination,
when the Presidents pulse stood at 10f and
temperature ut 100.5 Soou after TINT time
both pulse md temperature began TO fall.
and Mt the present hour tho patients fever
l,as nearly disappeared, and hs Is resting
quietly. No reasons nro assigned by tho
attending surgeons for the reappcarance Of the
fcbrtla symptoms after an interval Of more thnn
thrty-slx hours Of norma! temperature. Tho
circumstance, however, causos no particular
uueasness since the fover has almost subsidized,
and alight fover In the evening has been n
fcaturo Of tho Presidents caso every day except
yesterday for two weeks. The patlent waH
moved buck 10 his owa room about this atter-
noon.
MIDNId1rT.
Tho President IL resting we'll ut u o'clock. Tho
fever has subalded, Qnd bis symptoms arc again
OF tho most favorable character. Secretary
Blaine has Just sent an encouraging dispatch to
Minister Lowell. Poatmaster.0 General james
has sent dlspatch to New York stating that.
after consultation With the physicians, h0 ia OF
tho opinion that tho President IL Ia a very xoo1
condition. aud that everything Is Of tho most
encouraging uharaoter. Despite tho slight Flso
10 tho foyer thEa afternoon, tho Prcsldent il ln
better condition than for some days.
, 1881-07-29

GAstnErrA las fallen foul Of tie present
French Ministry. Ills organ, the Rcp't1lturtc
Francutsc, Is sarcastic OH tue Ministers be-
cause they hnyo as yet put forward no polft-
ical program, md La Paris, another organ,
ticrcely attacks Darti6lelny st. nliafre. the
Foreign Minister, for having conferred on
DIoichrotlcr, tho Prusstan Financial Agent
during the Franco-PrussIan war, and who
urged Germany to extort rs mucl, money us
possible from France, the, dignity Of Com
mandcr ot tho Legion OF Honor.
, 1881-07-29

AfRs. MuK1E,.yAN. the wife Of horse
trader ut Montreal, ilas established her c1aitn
to 5000, 600 worth Of property In California,
bcqueathod her by her brother, Potter Dono-
lloc, WHO died In tllat State iii 1873, leaving
ST. ,0o0 worth or property.
, 1881-07-29

Sin WILLIAM uAncouIer, tho English
Home Secretary. Ind an Interview with Min
lister Lowell yesterday concerning tito recent
shipments Of Internal machines from this
country 10 Liverpool. Tho result Of tho con-
forence has not been matle public.
, 1881-07-29

SEcnErA1,r WtypoM has ad dressed 4 note
to the Collectors Of the Ports Of New York
aud boston iItstructlng them to lso great
diligence to prevent the, exportatton from
tiloso ports OF combust!blo articles and
destructive machines. 11o also imstructs
them to ascertain. It possible, who arc tic
PERSONS who sent tho internal machines re-
Gently scizel at Liverpool or some c1cw
which will lead to their detection.
, 1881-07-29

THE stean,.barge George /. Burroughs,
owned by Capt. Richard Davis, who coln-
nlal,dcd her, and Louis Brcndage, took fire
yesterday about fifteen miles from this port,
and before the flames wero extlnGutslled
burned 10 the waters edge. The damage to
the bnrgc was about $1,000. No insurance.
, 1881-07-29

TIE funeral OF Justice Nathan Clifford
took place at Portland, No.. yesterday. The
pall.bearors wero Chiet-Justtce Waite, Judges
Miller md Fox, ChlefJustice Appleton Of
Maine, Judge Walton Of Maine. Dion Brad
bury, und john Hand OF Portland. Tile Rev.
DR.. Hill, ex-Prcstdent OF Harvard University.
conducted the funeral services.
, 1881-07-29
SUICIDAL.

81, LOUIS, No., July 2a,-Johu T. 0arbeet, q
hoatos at ilolmbachere Forge, went houle feosp
his work at $50 o'clock this mosn!ug, and, nfaeF
undressing for bed, took hls revolver, apd III
sp!te OF tho ploadlngs and phyaicaa e9orts OF his
wife, blow hia brains OUT. lIe bad frequently
threatened to conltnlt sa1ol4ss hut no speo!al
fuA8otl for hia act IL known Ut present.
II, Paul July s3,-MEa. George ". Turner, an
insane woman, agod ~ suicldod t4!s morning IN
i bond on Mayor Rloes promises.
, 1881-07-29

Co1~ JouY G. BuncIl, Secretary Of the
United States Senate, died ut Ills residence
IN Washington yesterday. lie was a Georgian
by birth, graduated ut Yale College It'll 1851,
practicol Inv at Memphis, Tenn, served In
the Confederate army, and edited the Nash-
YtlIo Amcric1n.
, 1881-07-29
j, P. TRuE.'.,.


&p1e1o3 UNpok<k u IN Q2e00p 1FNVHa.
ADRIAN, Mlch., July 3,-J!P. True, banker
ut Poncha Springs, N. H.. reported IN to-day
tolegrams ~ having shot MAj. Carpenter, il 4
nephow ot ex.ConR1osaman r. o, neamAn, and
has many relatives and fFiends heFe, Hs IL \
cousin to Roscoe Heaman,*whose sad death
whila pEoof'reader Of ths Chloako TYm<s WILL
beTemombssed. and ha9 q brother living In Chi-
caro-, He Ia much esteemed who're known,''
, 1881-07-29
Ghe Gt1h,11te.

so Persons ieavt'.g The cttu for Tic summer
staton cdn hdrc TitE TnsnuxE tnaEcito their I'D
drexs at tho ftAio,oitlu r4.tts. jxstayc 1Feptti:
DAILY Tribune, per month, 81; taeltldtny Sun-
day tasuc, sf.25.
, 1881-07-29

WILLIAM g. DE- TuhK, Of Reading, pa.,
was thrown from Ills carriage yesterday aft
ernoon by n runaway team and was Instantly
killed. His wlfo and son, who were In tia
carriage witt! him, were seriously injured,
md his sister, Mrs. II. II. Hall, received some
severe bruises.
, 1881-07-29
SPRINGFIELD ITEMS.

Hp*<Id4 I0t4E<H 70 2HS CH4FA9o 1F190Hss
srR,NaRiET.t,, ILL.,, July sss.-The Secretary Of
State to-day Issued Ilotnse to organize 10 the
Tol.,, Nock, and 1lyc Company. Chicago; capital,
x5N.N0; oorpoEatoEe. G. g., Auah, Il. G. Law
re.loe, II, r. Martin, Albert lianklus, Frcd E.
Dnvls.
4 certificate Of orgapixa don was n!cd by the
Aoademy Ut 1T. Toreaa. OF Deoatur,
Tho ttaFnnm & Richardson Mhaufaotusing
Company, Chicago, gjvea notice ttAt 1t has In"
CREASED tts cApttul stock to $:aNt00l
Tho Auditor to-day registered &s,10 Of CA1so
city 1oAda.
, 1881-07-29

HEAVY rains, lasting for about forty
eight hours, fell In New Brunswick thts
week. The harvest has bce,s very seriously
interrupted thereby. an4 crops have been
much damaged. The rains have caused
tresllets in the streams, and some OF the
booms hayo Rtven way, sending several
m!lllon feet OF lumber adrllt
, 1881-07-29

Two FREIGHT trims came into collision
on tho New York & New uavcn Division of
the Now York, Now 11aven s. Hartford Rait-
rond at 1iye. N. T., yesterday afternoon,
killing Ell Laton and Henry uallock, two
brakomen, and injurlng James MILDLY md
Edward Elliot, engineers.
, 1881-07-29
The. ALBANY .tcRANK.0

TnoT, n, z, July 8.-3tol.ea1, arrested IN At
bany yesta1day on charHe of threatening to
shoot Gov. Cotno!l, lett Whitehall this woek as
10 said, "to seek tho suukea treasures Of Capt.
Kidd" Mclean. who II insane, says, We haye
TOO many Governors" He has several donu.
lnent1 from the Pension Ot1oe, and olata,s tie
British QoyoFnment oWaS him &l6,Q and tRe
United S,alee QpyeSnment ia yQQat
, 1881-07-29

lAMnET-rA Is expected to DO a candidate
for cacli of the 3c11eyllc districts at tho ap-
proaclllng election OIL a platform favortng
reduction of taxes on articles used by tho
working classes and gradual measures Of
reform,
, 1881-07-29

TnE home and htrtl,ptace Of President
Madison Mt Montpelier, W., was sold yester-
day ut public auction 10 james Il. CARING
ton, OF the Exchange lIotn', Richmond, Va.
Tic price paid wns 100000.
, 1881-07-29

than Tho ,nob convention .nntle them. As n
,rat.er Ut course, ho Inycig1ls against
"tnwerfnl corporations" a!ul "grn.lfng
nlouopnEtcs," condemns t1lo "spoits systctn,"
and Ii II, fayor of Civil SJrsfcn rcfortn.
, 1881-07-29

EIGHTEEN buildings In tlle middle Of tho
town Of Cattaraugus, N. Y, were destroyed
by fire yesterday morning. The loss Is esti-
nlatcl Mt $4,000. Weld s. Petre's saw1nill
and 100000 feet Of lumber ut Duluth, MIMI,
wero burned. Tho loss Is estimated ut Sl6,-
CN0
, 1881-07-29

DANIEL LEONARD, Secretary OF the Ship
Laborcrs' Society OF Montreal. WAS ycster-
day sentenced 10 twelvB months fmprfson-
mont for carrying loaded CARTRIDGES COLI
ccalcd on his person. Tho case las been
appealed.
, 1881-07-29

1r is said That twelve rafts Of square tim
fcr, valued Mt nbo'tt s.5o, 900, will bu stuck lit
the Ottawn River, CaMatls, ninl Its tributaries
thls season owlng To low watcr.
, 1881-07-29

QUINCY, Ill. July 2a-The. warehouse and
laasqhold OF tho Keokuk Northatn Line Packet
Company heEe weee sold to-day at 6hesiG's sale,
and bid ia tor The Chicago. milwaukee, Il 81.
Paul hAt!Foad Company. tha lsk4or having IT.
, 1881-07-29
Letter Of the Committee Notifying .
Bookwalter Of His Nomina-
ton.
A Long and Rambling Reply by tue !,
Buckeye Democratic Money
Dags..
Illinois Prohibitiouists Preparing for Theit.
State Convention in Sep
tember.

this evening. "How so?'' asked rms TntuuYr
representative. WHO was around about that tftno
9'sau,ns s straws ot Information from tho neld.
did not " think * a',ov rnu1n .nyu. s.rrv :. ps ny
sto,o ~ .Ss,, ~, na ,,at n; 10y y soa.u eus.y e
aaSy a.u not asSa 70 aassrtse tno 1aos 90
above very we'll dcsorlbcs tho situation
th,s eyentne aftar tho confcrcncc IL r.rr'
Tbo cho;.stns comc ~ tho c,,, - 1roe' Tron,
tho d'ncrent Sections Of tho 8tato With high
hopes Of great results frum their session. but Ia
,rh,, eaos noatu ~, suv 81
ma'en eas. onuPer Eyer taa sp,1ts OF tao pro-
cceatngs, and it is safo to say that thoy went
nmany sho.o ;uost ,nt".e:,od ,,"t 0 ,tn rantara
ence held here to-day wns M adjourned mect-
tuy of the State Central and Executive Commit
, 1881-07-29

WAtsMEn fair weather and variable winds
for tits region to-.lay.
, 1881-07-29
DUIsILlf1T CIG1iRI5TI,ISy.


prompted lis today to open
Il package Of BLAcKwELL's
DURHAM LONG Cur put up
a year ago and the tobacco
was as fresh and sweet as if
put up yesterday, SO you may
add that to the list Of merits
if you choose.
Have you discovered those
two features we mentioned
yesterday7 IF not it must be
because you forgot to get a
package. Somebody is try.
ing this LONG Cur, just who
we can't tell, but we know
some people are investigating
our claims by the way the
orders are coming in.
, 1881-07-29

ANOTHER violent shock Of earthquake was
experienced nj Agram, Austrta, yesterday.
, 1881-07-29

This is exactly the same
tobacco that we use in BLACK
WELLS DURHAM CIGAR
ErrEs, and is prepared in cx.
actly the same way and you
know that means that the
LONG CUT is made from the
BEST leaf tobacco in . the
world and is ABSOLUTELY
PURE.
, 1881-07-29

The writer overheard two
gentlemen talking about this
LONG Cur last evening.
Said one ttit has the finest
flavor Of any tobacco I ever
smoked and ! am satisfied it
is perfectly pure.'' So there
is one man at. least who
agrees with us.
, 1881-07-29

We were going to tell you
today just how many Of
BLAcKwELL's DURHAM CIG-
ARErrEs we have sold in
Chicago in the last ten days
but our census raan(:: is out
now and we'll leave that till
later. The way they are
going makes us wonder if
somebody isn't using them
in place Of coal, but after all
it isn't strange for merit will
always win..
, 1881-07-29

Honestly now, isn't it q
comfort. when enjoying a
pleasant, restfu1 smoke to feel
that you are not absorbing
any injurious drugs, and are
smoking the same quality OF
tobacco that a famous En-.
peror has. pronounced UNI
equaled?
, 1881-07-29

You see we think YOUR in.
terests demand the PuREsT
and BEST goods and OUR in
tcrcsts demand that we shall
furnish them to you, SO af
ter all we are only managers
Of the business for you. This
is why we have taken you.
into our confidence.
, 1881-07-29

When we came to Chicago
to introduce our cigarettes
some people asked five were
not afraid they wouldn't sell.
We never had any doubt Of
success, for we believed that
our cigarettes were purer and
better than any others and
we thought we had only to
tell you the honest truth to
secure your patronage and
now we are just as confident
Of grand success on this
LONG Cur.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-09-23

pieces, received from the White
House. have been placed at the
head of the bier. Other floral tri.
butes have also been received and
placed above the catsfalque. The
body will lie in state until Friday,
when seats will be placed in the
rOtunda for those who will be ad-
mitted to attend the funeral servi-
ces, which will take place at 8
O'Clock that afternoon. Rev. Fred
erick Power, pastor of the deceased
President, will officiate. The space
will accomm odate about 500 peo-
pie, and only that number of tick
cts will be issued.
rho Garfield Fund.
NEW YORK, Sept. % -Contribu.
tions to the Garfield fund now ag-
gregate $244, 1856.
shaping the Policy.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.-Sena-
tors here are agreed that 1t is Inn
pOrtant the Senate should elect q
successor to the Presidency and
thus Obviate the possible complica-
ton through the possible death of
the new President, and avoid legal
anarchy, although no actual danger
is feared in any event. Except a
few Indian Agents, etc., there will
be no nominations sent to the Sem
ate. The Cabinet and all bureau
and other officials will be retained
until after Congress meets.
Physicians generally agree that
the Presidents case was treat edwith
all surgical skill possible, though
they might have taken different
course.
ssss0s james IN Mourning.
LONDON, Sept. 22.-The Queen
has ordered the Court to go into
for President Garfield
for one week from the 2lst instant.
su"s,Dk the STOCK Exchange.
LONDON, Sept. 22.-The Stock
will close at l O'Clock
in respect to the memory
Of the late President Garfield, and
remain closed all day.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-09-23

AFTER many years Of patient research
n and experiment, we have succeeded in
producing Steel Shoes and Steel Dies for
durability, strength and economy; they will
wear three times longer than any iron
shoes. We manufacture, and contract to
erect, Gold and Silver Reducing and ANAL
gamating Machinery In all its details, Pans,
Separators, Commentators. Jigs, Rock
| Breakers and Furnaces.
All orders promptly filed. Examina'
tons solicited, Address
MOREY l. SPERRY,
50 Liberty st., New York,
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-09-23
N eyer SnOt.

KoKoMA. Ind, Sept. 22.-Dr.
Henry q. Cole, Mayor Of this city,
was shot dead by the Sheriffs
posse while, 1t il alleged, stealing
sacks OF -four In the night time
from the Spring Mile. His friends
claim that he was decoyed into the
mill by conspirators, as the posse
was composed OF bitter enemies.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-09-23

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Sept. o.
Director Swift, Of the Observatory,
Gays a new comet appeared, with
the aid Of q good telescope, at the
very hour President Garfield was
passing away. Four comets are
now visible. The circumstance is
unusual.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-09-23

E,00 P. M.-DAILY-S. P. Emigrant
y s6O Train for Yuma. Tucson and
Deming IA. Il. Il y. +. II. r.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-09-23

WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.-From
8 O'Clock the crowd has continuous
~ increased and has been passing
the bier at the rate of sixty each
minute. At IL o'clock there was q
dense mass Of people'in front Of the
steps on the east front, extending
two squares up East Capitol street.
People are docking to the city.
Every incoming train upon the sew
eral railroads 10 heavily freighted
with those who are coming to ties.
tify their profound sorrow ~ the
nations bereavement. -Four very
elaborate and exquisite howel
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-09-23

LONDON, Sept. 22.-The Stock
Exchange will close at l O'Clock
Monday In respect to the memory
of the late President Garfield, and
remain closed all day.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-09-23
and without tremOr. The Presi-
dent then read from manuscript
notes the following address: Omit
ted

dent then read from manuscript
notes the following address: Omit
ted
viewing tue Remains.
WASHINGTON, Sept. %. 1890 A.
M.-The remains of President Gar.
field up to this hour have been view
ed by over $1,000 persons. During
the entire night steady stream OF
humanity poured through the Cap
itol building to take last look.
From five to eight thousand peo-
pie are now in two lines from the
east to the front of the Capitol for
long distance up Capitol street,
and are passing through the east
door of the rotunda, one on either
side of the remains, and out
through the west door, at the rate
of about four thousand per hour.
Among those who took last look
at the face of the dead President
this morning were number OF
the Sisters of Charity and several
hundred Catholic orphans from st..
Vincent's and st. Joseph's Orphan
Asylums. Many persons from Bal
timore and Philadelphia arrived to
view the remains.
Omcsas Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, Sept 22.-The fol-
lowing dispatch has been sent by
the State Department to the Gov
ernors of the States and Territories:
You are respectfully invited to
be present at the funeral ceremo.
MES of the late President, James
A. Garfield, at Cleveland, Monday,
26th, at 2 P. NJ.
JAS. g. BLAINE.
Btiss I0servieweG.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-03-17

- There are 500 0rssks INN. Z. okS-s
A real sstats boomiis 'spseSsd q
Corpus Christi, isipes) ~ lfaiAuAA
and wharf have passed into ~ kande
Of heavy capitalists ~ \ ? ksa y
An exchange ssys prohibaion ss,uns
to be sweeping over every .stateia. N
Union with strength iar er1s1w
than it was ssppessd i could vis'd
Chas. Gstlin, one of IL M uhs
robbed the stage. hstwsm Loohhnrt
and Austin about two ysau - ~
been sent to the penitentisry q ensD
st9m Of sinety-nine yearl 's.s-rsl 4
At St Paul, Mimi faroh I, tbs
capitol building Of The stsss swas6un-
ed, los eloe, 600 Ths1 Grsp bseun
while The hgislatus wzs ID ssunio6.
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ssved in ths vuuIha bn3na IT eil'-
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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-03-17
SllEIE1IES.

U ~. VA SOC1 HI lES.D J Ae-A
San Marcos Lodge 10. ?ta meets, Saturday on or
before full mooi. Ed J, L. Green, W.A.. Albert
Hea'on Secretary. ... fr
Ran Marcos Chapter No. 1ea, meets tuesday IN or
before full moon. d. r., HOPKINS u. Il. II. p.
Albert Hratoc. Secretary. -rf.sr.t..l
Rays Lodge X. Of II. No. 1904, meets End and Ath
Fridays nf encb month. J. v. Hutchius. Dictator,
W. l.. Kennedy, Reporter.
s,sr Of Hope Council NJ. ~. U.F. r. ]. r.
Combs, Pres. Frank Gellett, secrstary.
I.O.O.F. Mouniaion Iodgr'No. l54 meets every
Monday night. q, H.Rosa,iN. d. Albert .beato"'
Secretary.
Perkins Encampment No. 81 meets lst'sri and 5th
Friday Of snch month. kd. y. Kone,C. P!T Albert
Hspton secretary. ; a
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-03-17

Mani, young gisls ~ sslt - s1ese,
life, ssd thoussnds of notbpest drsg oVe
. miserable existssos % stoount ~
peculiar female weakness tvhishl ~
absolntely refuse = curs. aThs1, ere ~
VI aches and palos, an poor, vesk ,issjl,
creatures, ivfsgviss S1ek lea 800
pale fanes, slsriessges, sAaeatsnAE 49,
end sl4cst vcrn ont eoeettpt3oeo. =
Dowsriul semhIddtlea ~ ~ t11u
By The msdiesi proissgsUu, ~ SAS e1es
a thess serious lsnAle oo6tkEseA -
- action 10 pronounced vosdsreal. =
g kaown % Dr.. Drcnssols's EmoxllB
ffNALE birTEhs. III lI.1.lL .n.ial.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-03-17

Some good people get terribly Vof, I,
risd II . man brsaln ths cordmana
tnents BY working > Ats's on 6d6dAS.
but fhey caa loaf Al da1S Of thgw9Ik
and nsvsr drsam that Nhsy isFeosio-
lAiihg Divine command !. Hix days
shalt thou labor" u Just q impssn-
tive command as "Remsmbef ~
Sabbath dsys" Aks.1w .dl aaei aofs'al
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