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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-12-31

MADRID Doc. 30.-The Red Book" just pub
lished contains dated March is from Marquis de
Vega de Armio, the Spanish Foreign Minister. to the
Spanish Minister At washingcn examining and reutng
porting the view that the best mode Of guaranteeing
freedom Of trac In the future Panama Canal 10 for the
treaty. 1t may be noted that an incomplete summary
OF the document had been previously published.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-12-31
Departure of the Racquet CA.np,o.s.

Joseph and Walter Gray. the champion
racquet players sailed yesterday the steamship Bal
tic The members OF the New York Racquet Club gavs
them champagne dinner on the evening before their
departure Mr. Boakes the Canadian expert set for
Canada last evening.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-12-31
Germany. M,l,,.ry Preparation.

LONDON. Dec. 30.-A despatch from Berlin to
the S. Jamess Gazette that the rsassembling OF
the Rechstag the German War once will submit sup
pementary demands to meet the increased military ex
pendtIre.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-12-31
Fighting Duel with their F,.t..

SALT LAKE CITY. Dec. 30.-Two young men,
named Bates and Nnce started from here to-day with
their seconds to fight duel with pistols On arriving at
the spot agreed upon they threw their weapons
and fought with their fists Both so severely pun.
ished that they confined to their beds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-12-31
Bursting or the Dykes On the RAi,


the Rhine hsvs bSr: aud ali ths lying district: are
al
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-12-31

LYONS. Dec 3O,--Ths river Saone has risen to
great height, reaching the level OF lh56 The Mayor
has warned the Inhabitants against danger from
overflow,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-12-31

The diamonds stolen from D. J. Shay's house
in Eighty fourth street the Boulevard the night
OF Dec l3 which valued at q OoO were found On
the doorstep Friday evening by the person who an
swerej u ring at the door.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-12-31

LONDON. Dec. 30.-A telegram received at the
Admiralty once from suex says that nine Of the prnc
pal cuprts out of twenty-one Bedoulns implicated in
the murder OF Prof Pamers party have been captured
with The wve. and other q the remaining i'm
urderers OF Prof Palmer and Capt GIL among the
prisoners Sufficient evidence has been collected for the
trial.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-12-31

Known g horss trainer 81 his In 0fssnvele
Friday ot lock,sw Hls !s hand hso been crushed 70
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-12-31

The Signal Once Prediction.
Slightly colder and generally fair weather,
north to west winds, and higher tenn perature
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-12-31

,h9Ily dgny ana welfare are OF xhs highland important
interest. Of the Judicial systems Of the States
n r fnst%s s la
". q s9s not s
s:S "a aS NH .s s Che
SSs . sna ~s.H 3 &:
tn. ssysr. States G.nP"Ss repealed
civil service reform The only plausible objection offered
sarss nsseiy or ksspns the Poey and On ' Of
" s s " SSss s M as 70 ina q.
Executive or the Governor who chosen by the people
ns,f
hs & the Of s
the policy % the Exscutiys, Thu. c9n.iderator mny
sy ~. siy service rsfor@ shsnss. ar. % :.
:. n. s
ERcwins hi: post each man fsmiiisi WIZ r.. duty:
really Esi ii.sIt done very much ~. y an.ssos
n1sS fdSs Ms you s es%S Of
which learn. II prss,iSal public is !" Tssos
pcn lecture ny st 81 9n y
ana Ss et ~ S
deep and real your interest is in the work which lies be
elect Cleveland. regretting his inability to be
present. Other letters were read. and then Mr..
Prince proposed the toast:
Pennsyly anialn former years side by side with New
York in the battles md triumphs Of the Democratic
cause, we compete with her In honorable rivalry and
rejoice in her redemption from the wrong and hradom
Of boss rule.
Mr.. Hensel. in responding, said that the
morning after tho late election in Pennsylva-
MIA he had met gentleman who had been as
ISOLATED with him in the canvass and who.
10000 majority. while New York WAS running
up 10000 majority. He looked upon
10 ssana D.@oera as &c Soan.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-08-10
A fearful tornado swept over Il

"A fearful tornado swept over the
northeastern part of Texas on the eve
ming of the 18th of July, destroying
much property in its course, and re-
sulting in the death of about thirty peo-
pie at Texarkana. At that place the
wind blew down the walls of three
story brick building, just completed,
which fell upon frame building, in
which forty or fifty people had taken
refuge from the storm. Up to the 10Th
twenty nine. dead bodies had been taken
up from the ruins. The depot at Long
view was struck by lightning. and
burned. The damage to buildings,
fences and crops, was very great all
along the track of the tornado.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-08-10
plRoy Rlsco AT NONE.


.,Ihays succeeded as you says
N'" aod me rieh-ay, and mean to he
You r.ner. lis the first step costs, TO gain
hu'a a., nan thousand costs pains, toll. care. skill
Ips sslf.deniali after that IL grows
Urea ma sasier-and at last your pile
49, almost of itself left quite alone.
-, ,nen never let II quite alone.
pu' I.d make the first ten teousandG Well. 81
NJ" no following out my principles
s' ,.,,,rs. oh no! Your principles were Tine,
So nohle ANYTHING You will but then
a,-a,v impractical. took the world
49,, as I found il stroye not TO amend
A.. many faults, but profit by them all
u,a. large professions. erouehed ana crept ana
crawled.
,, In my pocket all my pride-pickcd up s
On, NJ the dirtisst gutter, 30 to speak
Tns dirtiest penny-not too proud for that;
nora all reylling patiently bent low ... 10
-, ,,ss the hand that struck me; what felt
,v,,h,n me I concealed. never gave voice
~. h,,tern ess in empty words. All no!
~, sucb fool; blded my time-talked soft
wos simply sad TO be misunderstood, .bvl
Meant 10 do right, but was deceived by knaves
Who took advantage of my ignoraqce., ,Yssvh q
An ma All me all. what wicked world H
And then your splendid counters too, used,
Had always in my mouth those sounding words
rrutb Honor. Justice. Duty, Honesty. "a
p.rroved false dealing, speaking; went to church,
PRAYED loudly. openly decl s ed myself
=. miserable sinner; dropped my mite ......
Into the poorbox in the face of all;
Tot all my good deeds shine out before men,
And wore face of pure simplicity.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-08-10

preaching train rumble in the distance.
Faster. faster she sped round the curve
straight up tho track. She could sec
them now coming in. On they rushed,
the great engine bent on destroying it's
precious freight. Mike stopped in the
midst of the track and frantically swung
her red flag, but still the monster rushed
toward her, showing no abatement of
speed.
Meanwhile the engineer and fireman
had seen the slight form of the girl, and
the fireman stood aghast to see the EN-.
gineer so utterly regardless of her.
stop, mani" he shouted; "don't you
see the girl?"
YES" said the hlf'drunk engineer.
"Why don't the little fool get out of my
way9 I'll teach her." and made no
movement to stop. a
Mike waited with a sinking heart.
Oh, why did everything go against her?
Was it tho will of God that this dreadful
thing must happen? The engine was
close upon her and she ran upon a tut.
ting rock by the railroad still waving
her scarlet flag; but just as the engine
came alongside of her she heard the
sharp click of the call.bell in the on.
CINE and saw the fireman thrust the en-
gineer aside and reverse the engine.
The conductor who had just seen her
and excitedly pulled the bell rope,
jumped of and came toward hen. But
the reaction was too much for poor
Mike, and she could only gasp out,
Round the curve" and then she was a
white heap with no sense of anything.
Passengers rushed out, and, after
some had been to the curve and seen
what the little girl had saved them from,
no lady in the land could be so royalty
waited upon as Mike when she had been
lifted into the Car and told modestly her
little story. 1t was some time before
the track was ready for the train to
proceed, and many kind hands pressed
her in farewell, while the conductor left
something in her hand, too, just as the
train left saying: tN
"You are the bravest little woman in
the State"
Not until she had been in the office O
good half-hour with her father, who
had got home from his lawsuit and
wondered what had made the train so
late and where Mike had gone to, and
told him all the story, did Mike think
to look 1T the packet. Then she read
a note: evil Miss Eunice Markham
accept the accompanying from the
friends she so bravely saved Aug. 23
1892" - Isl
The note was wrapped round $500 in
bank notes. S IN 81 &c.
ooh, papal now you can pay off the
mortgage on the house," cried Mike
and the father said: 5f&&
II declare. Nick, you get higher wa
ges as agent than 7 dol" ~
The Superintendent of the @. & L
Railroad Company came down to Par
kerstown that week, and coon after there
was a vacancy in one of the best Offices
of the company in neighboring city
and Mr.. Markham was rendered the sit
uation. He accepted, $50 that Mkt
can have the schooling she wants 81
much, "'he said, and to-day Miss Eunic'
Markham is one of the most promising
pupils of the high schools of that cit.
. But more than ever is she the pride O
5 her fathers heaat, who never tires o
telling of the afternoon "his girl wa
t station agent" .. III . ~
But after all you would never hav
taken her for heroine.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-08-10
NIKE.

Nobody would take little Mike Mark
ham for heroine, nor would one sup
nose that the little quiet figure pos
sessed enough nerve to save hundreds
of lives by her prompt action, but this
was the way of it: 1t was hot sum-
mer afternoon, and the most absolute
quiet reigned over the little railroad
station of Parkertown, up in northern
New England, on these sweltering July
DAYS. Not even the customary loafers
were around, and only at train-time
was there any show of life.
The down train was due at 20, but,
until then, as the sensational story
writer's say, call was quiet as the grave
Mike was the station agents daugh-
ter and only child. She was ID, al
though so small she looked some three
years younger, and was usually as quiet
as mouse-"not much zip to her," the
country folks said. In spite OF the
current opinion, however, she had, ex'
cept the small portion of time which
the little country town set apart for the
social season, spent nearly all the time
in the ticket Office with her father,
either reading the few books. and
papers that came in her way, or "unbe'
known" to her father, picking up, letter
byletter and word by word, the sounds
of the Morse instrument; and, finally,
one day she astonished her father by
taking telegram by sound, giving him
neat copy"
From that day Mike was installed as
telegraph operator, and the indulgent
father often said "Nick could run that
office Jest as we'll as he could himself
which, considering that Mr.. Markham
was considered by the boys "a plug
operator" might be doubtful comph-
ment to Mike. -4H
WE'LL on this particular afternoon we
are talking about, the aforesaid plug
sauntered into the depot with trouble
enthroned on his majestic brow.
Mick, I'm summoned on jury case
up to the Centre village this afternoon.
It's too late to get anybody here, even
supposing there was anybody to get.
What are we going to do about itf
S'pose you can try the concern alone
till get back-probably by 81"
81 guess SO, father" replied Mike;
"there won't be much of anything to
do. Likely there won't be many pas
sengers for the down train this hot day
and 1 hope I know enough to sell
ticket or two, if there are.
well, see that those boxes go by
express. The way-bills are ready ano
in the drawer-guess you'll get along
all highland off he went, leaving
Mike mistress of the situation-Whlct
phrase meant more than you migh'
imagine on that very particular day. pei,
At first she felt her newly-acqulree
importance somewhat, and stepped
around briskly, busting the musty Little
office, and watering the few plants II
the window, but, there being absolutely
nothing to do, she dropped into mac
tivity and listened to the click OF tn
telegraph instruments, which to her wa
as companionable as the talk OF nea
friends would be. As TIE Afternoon
passed drovsily along the heat ant
stiffness OEercame her, and, drOPPinl
her aaxen head on the desk bsfOr'
her, she vas soon-as one Of the goo
old ladies Of P2rkerstOxn vas Won
to express it-@in the ANS OF MOI
phine.-
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-08-10

fKysssorsea assa recosss-N
|ssssnsIess ~ the ssssses-
~~t preI~sssen, Tor
IDvspspsss, 0esevsS
SD~s2itfv, tessssste DID,
caves. vs'anf e( vtf0s-
DIV. Nervous ksosfr9-
lfSoss, and CUHe0Seo-
(cessce( zee 1svev's, -.
, 1882-09-23
Cleaning Cp

Counciinan Fletcher very ci.ariy Under
stands the wretched condition of oB, ..ra.,.s
And alleys, the fact ;ha: Dur FIRE c:s.eras are
hai filed with mad and rocks and that
oerer Tact that Street Commissioner BROOKS
has proven to be an Incompetent inefhc.sn.
oiie1al, and his object. and motive in yFe.
seEtins his resolution 10 the Council Tues.
day evening, was good one, whether or not
II was what Toe case demanded. There wa.
Fea! nsed Of this rssolBuUn wooded - tvs
brt Mr.. Fletcher would have covered tie
Gaze Il he mad .at-oduepd resolution either
directly lnsiruc.ins the Street C9umiss,oner
to clean up certain streets or alleyways, and
to put the tirs Ci.terns into shape, or in lien
Of that, lone stlll er;teE thing by iutroduc.
ing something Ike this:
R,soiued, Tha. we, tie members If the
City Council of Waiia Vaila bein, fully
convinced that Street Coulu;ssi-ner Brooks
IS 10th an incompetent and Ins (iicIen; OH eial,
thas he does not properly attend 70 his
duties az saeh, aud does not earn the salary
PAID lin BY SAID city, declare tie Office oi
street Commissioner vacant from and after
thus date
Had Mr.. Fletcher introduced, Or il he will
at the next meeting Of the Council intro
duced that sort OF a resolution, the public
sentiment OF this community viii uphold
hun fully. From the almost inso.ent man.
ner OF THIS Official IL the Council last Tues.
day evening the ra-uva! inference is that he
has come 10 the conclusion tina. noue Of the
members, Or citizens II general haze any
rights he Is bound - respect tlat with the
help Of relatives he can bleed the people Of
this city Of nIs 500 pr month and do What-
ever lie chooses and no more. Patience
vi n this sort Of incompetency his ceased
to be a virtIc, with TINS pubic, and change
IS now proposed. Ether Mr. Brooks will do
us work and do /. well, Q. he val have to
%. That has b,en determined upon. and
ne may as well understand il, frs; a. last
Commissioner Brooks does rot seem :, have
adT'Hced beyond the most primitive village
idea with reference 70 this cry Tae idea
that Wal.l Val, i i metropolis and
bright thrifty, progressive city does not
seem - have entered Ais head Ii be mag
.aes that people here s.iI ply taxes, to pro-
vide for = ti.s.-ciass condition OF streets, for
tie abatement o: the nuisance o. cesspools,
ana ali reasonable provision gains: tiIe, and
through his Il. g'i--nae a-d ca.elessness,
suffer the loss oi all tEi-. h eill Ga I that he
is reckoning without bis host. The STATES
MAN has taken this matter IL hand at the re.
quest ot he general pgt.,o ana Il proposes to
keep /; ~ uI.tli a change 70. ;le better il
II, lIp
, 1882-09-23
SUMMONS

T,rEi.n-y 81 Washington, County e Wsi,a
Waila--s IN 'h- District Court of 81
Trrritrlr - H.-A:I,g..n i,r the ! ut Jrdi-
cial District thsrr (. hu.i,rg t,Tns n: Walis
Na.ls, WaIlA N@i!a >,.,.a.y, IN -sid Tern
Mary 4. Halhert, pisirti:I, ". Josi b isi.
te:t. itfsn 'sHI-
Tie Unit-i >tatss .f sIa-rica to J"ei u.
Ha a,h-r., d-fea ls.,t-i"r "r; are tI-r--iy r-lu..eI
e. appear in Al s-ti.n hrr -..s SAWS: y"u
hy Mary A. l.,fest --i,.-I-, IN the
District Court Gf the TcrTiv'-T Of
Washington anal iGr the f.-st JEiir:L
Distinct thereof, hn!.iiHs terms AZ y ala Ns!ia.
WaliA Walla County, IL '-id Territory. 10 s-i-
sS-r the complaint OF Plaintiff h"d IN W-l!a
Walia County within twenty days after tie
s.rvioc OF this auInrIrrn-, exclusive ''f ti'r dsy
of service, If served ia said County. Ii E't
Served IN s-id County bat in -aid District,
IN thirty DAYS. II served IN any other Ju-
'iicial District in the Territory, in forty dag
Ii served by publication within sixty DAYS AZ
ter the dat. Of this sunmons. OF the sail
plaintiff will take Judgment against YOU Nv
d-faul., according to the prayer II the com
plsint. Said action Is brought 10 Obtain
Il decree Of said court. di-solIing the bonds of
matrinony now existing between plaintiff and
def ndsnt on the grounds of cruel aud inhp-
msn treatment aud .iss-rtion of plaintiff by
defendant and refusal of defendant TO snppnrt
hi family and that plaintiff be awarded the
custody nfs.e minor eLildren, Mary Jane and
james " Hnlhert
Witness he Hon. :. Z. Wingar., Associate
Justice o; the SuI.retns Court of Washington
Territory. ami Judge Of said Court, aud tho
seal thereof affixed, this 5th day Of September
\. u. iss2.
H.. s 4. REEVES AYRES, Cle.k-
By J. W GDoDHrE, Deputy
CLton 4 Crowley. attorneys for pinintif.
-.
, 1882-09-23
Our wEsat at Minneapolis
We arr :D-,i1y j. receipt u the following !
letter from AIT. rli.,hury: !

We arr ;D-l1y i, r-c-igt Of the following
letter from Mr. Pli.shury:
NISNEAGuLiS sept. ).
DEAR SIg Your i7vof II the 22i ul'.
has a-en received. i 10 tie Introduction
Of our Hard Pie y heat into your country, l
wou.d say. That IN n.y o. iri5a. it would be
merely I'll experiment worth trying, and ye;
all experiment. Whether or not this variety
OF wheat il -rown in yoar climate and soil
would fiUaHy iy.e5.ora.e into = so!ter
variety, !. OF courss, c-Ggnt tel. ! q, not
see Why it sioujd. I jp a.: see why i good
hardy whoa, should not be sro"n in Your
country, aud Il 50, I have no dogbt it would
iinl market hese. Son.c 40 car lGa,ls o;
wheat was shipped iron SzE fran,ise" here
last season. THrt WAS MT Of goC3 quality
enough for this market, as 4 geoe5ai thing
! brought home several samples oi whca;
grown IN Washington Territory. Nniis |
think u Is much better Jhan tie California
what, think Mr. Willard has eseat Loges
Of bringing wheat over his road this way so
that TIE producer II wheat siial, realize uiorc
ior il thaa It has hr,rght 10 slip to San
FTaac,sc1. lie tcld "a tins sYriu. dat he
-houll lie sl.l to saip wnrsi from your
country to this Place io- A. cyntspe bnshrl,
and that woald give youc farmers on year
with another 4 good price for theIr wheat.
Yours truly. GO. \. fuLBCEy.
, 1882-09-23
Hov ] Was Robbed

De- the night of the lith inst. scca.ed a
bed st Tie Columbia Hotel. 10 which re-
Sired carly. ALolt nifnight was partial
y awakened by tn advent Of character
named k-iiy, who got in,o an adjoining Lea.
/ was iac.Sued after long days r!de from
- otaer side Of PsndirtJn. and previous TO
su,ng to bed bad plscei my parse. contain
iDg cSe. 81 under the pillow beneath ny
head. When awakened fully. about $50
On Friday morning, I ieit is il IND been IL
conrulsious, AMI found nay money al gone.
l am very easl!y awakened, ard te-l con
v:uceG that was dragged whilst IL bed, by
inhal.ns oon.v substance purpose!y applied IN
r'"ikeTcEisi form. I wss perfectly sober
~ retiring Ny casa should be uarn:ng
70 al, Eat placing money, even under your
l,-i. - 10 =rcur.ty agaias. the petty .hie!,
.ho ~! even dru: bis victim Iuto 4 ssupor
whilst --.:Iug ms time TO coo!ly roll nm.
Mc Bale. of the Columbia. ought To use
every ,ifo:t 10 faI ou. tie thief aud drug
ned'llner' in .ay case, ana thgs snli,a:e
le hrle-ty y h,- establishment.
EICRAEI JosEnS Ryan.
, 1882-09-23
A Word for ths "statsgmsn.
CMArILLA CorNrY Ser

ps4riLLA CcrSrY, Sept 6
SIR II sen, you / few CAV. ago & speci-
men Of fire wheat raised On my farm, and
cultivated mainly On the principle advocated
IN the STATESMAN Tor the past two ye.rs
For this reason alone should think nysel,
amply repaid for nominal outlay resulting
IT such material advantage, but apart from
intrinsic considerations I have a .iucere ,e.
spect for the moral and Political principles
which seem 10 ne your guide; the former are
moral, without being as Leigh Hun. says.
'gooiY goadyr and the latter unprejudiced
yet detsrn!nsts Although an Oregon
'armer, have tor many years rad opportu
mites in New York, LoudOn. Sydney and
Dablia to contrast tue different classes Of
Journals which progressive taste for new,
has cfeat d, and sad to ssy mostly I'll werr
TAINTED by tinge OF suhssrvieney to some
FreIudice OR some party. while the others
were tscitly Acknowledged recipients Of sub
sldy or the paid agents Of vampire monop.
o'y. | have left foreve. the thorny paths Of
journalism. and retired to (Ehat years ago
| should have consideredi uneongeni,l Bue.
cLsu, brt / caano. resist (uow that ;i,e Ca
eoe.hss Serbend. Is strong within me, as.
siste' materially by the check which have
1L.s Jay received for. good CROP from let.
ting you know hoS mach l, together with
ny reighhors, appreciate your efforts to keep
TIE public "aa aourant" upon all subjects
CONNECTED with the country in which their
interests lie. Keep On IN your course ami
YOU viii soon iind that wh;ie your circula.
:ioa increases, your friends snd subscribers
vii testify . sou in a mora substantial
manner than b words and adulstion, that
Your efforts to promote the prosperity Of
Washington territory AMI Oregon afe not IN.
recognized.
, 1882-09-23
HrHTsvILLE sept. %.
: hoo, j. i,nlis hing

: boo! !. diminishing.
Ms La Niii.:ts, late teacher of iustru-
men .. n.usie IL the college at Ashland,
ON. arrived Saturday, and Will take
charge Of the mnsicai department Of Wash
iygtoa Seminary.
Richardson, Hun. & Go. have repaired
tle.r mIll an! are running at .an blast.
q. Brother HiGhlaoi made another invasion
& lhr L. E parsonage. Monday, taking with
him = co,lly surply Of caGbages AMI
s4uasA. Rec Fans quietly submitted To
gar intrusion without a murTur.
Me- Eva hcly is ris!..hI irients i.
Wal!a Wsl,A.
Mss Egrns Fly. whosc she,Tfu! Pre-ercs
"a, rn'ive. Cd macy oi oHr homes during the
past Nv ~ es,.s viii - 20 her home neaE
MI Wall. iii. week. W. shah al! mus
Ae-.
Nr,. Jo~ePh Slsrr laa hrea very sick for
several iAys- No'!cE.
, 1882-09-23
NOTICE
L.,.p OyrIcr ~ W.LtI wstIA- W 7

I.,Sp OyTIck - " AHA WhtIA- W =,
September II. ls'2
Sotic- i hereby given that th. follow lex
name, ct: er h.s lied noti7e o' as in'eatio1
10 make fns' pgoof in sr'Por: OF hi. e,ain,'
-: ri III rrs-af wir te nsde before l. ;.
- urs... A. Walls W.iia. on oetnb-r L.
iss, viz Hsrri.on W. Eazsu. Hc- 2ys. ior
the ,SWi and y 5 Z S-c .: I y,
y IN FWM He names thr follHwIHs W.T.
-. n ,,rov. Ii. eontinuons s--Idsncs u,,nL-
- rul,;ra.:ou of, aid land. VIZ. Jsm-- W
p yd II. Boyd. s J. Perkins. and John d.
Wi.1a- "A Il " ala Wslls, w. ].
t-lSv.I E. II. MORRISON. EsTksef.
, 1882-09-23
10 Mora Sick Eea6acha

II r-=r-c-s { delicate health snd nrrso'.--
,e.s. hear VI I Al eminent lliy lecturer -ayr:
-H.v;.s s1iT,5si from nervous h-sd4ohe for
s. .-ne t-ls. ali TT finding any reii-i from the
Treatment 81 our besc physicians. tf;ed
Pf..-.',eI-s Dr. n Bid Purifier. Oas ta.s- CT
;:-i- --s.4ra,Ll. remedy gave iulaeaiate Feiiei,
an = .av l.,.:l : I ,he sac ca.eI lne 81 i'r.
! can rrc1,..Ien i. -.y-eit.! = -aiiss s'.'isr-
iy- -iD,ilar.y.'