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witness his arrival, but when the train
reached tire station tho marshal and his
prisoner allghted On the opposite side from
the depot aud were two blocks away before
they were discovered by the throng. Meet
ing n Carriage. they entered IL and were
driven TO the Courthouse, where James
was taken TO the waiting-room, where n
number of the gathering and curious ones
were introduced. James was attired in
now suit OF black, aud seemed quite at
ease, and said he was On usual health.
Nothing further can be learned before ar
raignment US to the probabilities of his
trial
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@traued.

One sorel Colt. no brands, little white in face
one brown mare, about ten years old, brande
AZ on left shoulder and one brown mare colt.
one dan FLY, three years cd, branded l
ON left thigh.
I ], L. Key esirays before George Robertson,
justice OF the peace, one chestnut sorrel mare, "a
hands high blaze in face, about years old,
ana valued az s25. nov22 80
Mrs A. 5. story estrays before George
Robertson, Justice of the peace, two yellow
oxen, about six years old, one marked with
crop and underbit in right ear and overbit In
left ear, and indescribable brand on right hip;
the other marked with crop Off left ear and split
and underbit in right ear. and branded with
a ring around it, on right hip. Both valued
at $50. novl
s. A. Taught, ST., estrays before A. b. Lam
Ter, J. p: One yellow mare, star in forehead,
supposed to be years old, branded thus; y N
on each shoulder, and valued at $50.
John Hastings estrays before G. II. Fellner,
J. r.: One black mare about ~ or 70 years old,
about II h nds high branded l. ON left shout
der, blaze face, and valued at ss5.
r. g. Penn. IT,. estrays before q. II. Felkner,
J. p: One black horse, about IS hands high. .
years old. no brands, tight shoulder looks to
have been broken, and valued at So.
J. Hawkins, estrays before j X. Blewett j.
p: One sorrel horse about years old, about
marked under bit IN left car, blaze face, left
hind foot white; one red and white pided COW,
about years old, marked crop oil lett ear,
swallow fork in right; valued If all, $40.
James frOilett estrAys before ", n. fnce, .
p: One brown pony mare, about yoars OLD,
l2k hands high; branded on left shoulder, one
white bind foot value, tl2.
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and augh downo Aloyym
and trthet
eowepr
wakn n
eIemeded ther
% ne
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Last evening, in the parlors of the st.
George hotel, Mr.. w. b. Crawford, of
Chapel Hill, Texas, was united in marriage
TO Miss Clara L. Green, of Denver, Col
orado. who, accompanied by Rev. Q. II.
Simpson, of the Baptist church, who Off
ciated, journeyed to this point to meet her
lover, who came on from Chapel Hill.
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That Democratic Banner.

The New York papers Are waiting to
know what about the democratic banner;
and Il is time that IL was being forwarded,
for the Empire state has won IL by hand
some vote and richly deserves it. Hon. J.
b. Simpson, who has the custody, Of the
banner, is at present in Edinburgh, Scot
land, and will be absent some time.
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Ksrsas Cr1f. Nov. E.-Frnnk James
vas brought from Independents to-day and
.ssss :. once 70 The court-houss. where be
IN Be arrnirnsd ct O'Clock fhis atsr-
noon. he Vas IN charge n single nhcsr.
Deputy MARSHA Rush A large ucTd had
--lhr-ss e. ths G-un5 aVsuus depos -
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uoporing an Ancestor.
UNWILLING THE BRIDGE STATUE

UNWILLING THE BRIDGE STATUE.
BosroY, Nov. 2S.-The exercises attend
ing the acceptance of the statue of John
Bridge, took place this afternoon in the
Shepherd Memorial church. Alter service
in the church the assembly adjourned to
the common, where the ceremony OF I'M
yelling the statue took place.
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DY VIRTUE OF THE POWER IN ME- VEST.

DY VIRTUE OF THE POWER IN ME VEST
ID ed by that certain deed OF trust executed
by @ FELTON, and william Chase TO X. J.
smith, rs trustee. and the sheriff OF Dallas coun.
~, 1exas, as substitute trustee, which said deed
OF Dallas county records OF deeds, etc . !, W. ii.
W. Smith, sheriff Of Dallas county, Texas hay
ing been thereto requested by the holder OF the
dav. the lIth day Of December. A D. 1852, and
between the hours Ofl0a m and y m. OF said
day, sell at public outcry 10 the highest bidder
for cash. at the cOurt.hO OF Dallas county,
the following property, tO.wii: One twenty
horse power enigma manufactured by Owen,
Lane a Dyer one hominy mill. one wheat burr.
and one corn shelter together with all the ep-
purtenances and fixtures thereto belonging, the
same being the identical properly conveyed BY
the Aforesaid deed ~ trust
witness my signature this November 2, AID.
1852 W. IT, W. bM1TH,
nov2q-itw sherhDallas county.
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Want to Resurrect 1t.

New YORK. Nov. 2S.-The board of mana
gers of the National Temperance society
adopted a resolution urging prompt passage
by the house representatives of the pend
ing senate bill passed by the senate of four
consecutive congresses, to provide for an
impartial national commissions, of inquiry
concerning the alcoholic liz Tor traffic and
its relations to the general public welfare,
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A st. Louis Scandal.
A DIVORCE ITS FRUIT.

ST. LOUIS Nov. 2S.-In the circuit court
to-day decree of divorce with custody Of
children was granted Burnett Dixon, hus-
band of Mrs. Dixon, who eloped with young
man named Johnnie Curtis, 20 years of age
and who attracted a good deal of attention
in Texas and the east, and created great
scandal here. Curtis was put on the stand
and testified to his relations with Mrs.
Dixon. 1t is believed the lady, who is high
ly connected here, is living near Philadel-
mia
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Federal Court.

The December term OF the Federal court
begins Monday. The docket is the heaviest
of that of any term since the court was
established here, and it will take some three
months TO dispose it. During the last year
litigation has rapidly increased, and good
many suits of character brought hereto
fore in other courts have been brought In
thfo ono
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Ayers Pills promote digestion, Improve
the appetite, restore healthy action and
regulate the secretive functions of the bodS,
thus producing condition of perfect
baal4h
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Tho Cold Snap.

LAKE oHAMPLAIN FROZEN.
WHITEHALL, N. Y, Nov. 2S.-Thermom-
etcr @ degrees above zero this morning; ice,
two inches thick. Lake Champlain is
frozen between here and Crown Point.
Navigation is about closed.
CANAL NAVIGATION ABOUT OVER.
ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. 28.-The canal is
frozen over. The division superintendents
are running breakers and keeping up navi-
cation.
AT RALEIGH, N. @.
RALEIGH, N. c., Nov GA snow-storm
began here this morning with cold sleet.
AT PETERSBURG, VA.
PETERSBURG, Va, Nov. 2S.-The first
snow of the season fell early this morning,
and it has been showing ever since. No in
dications OF clear weather.
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Trr.nrarA, Nor. 1s.-Tspeci.l-l-Io
dsv 81 Boston r0v occurred In The post
oa'cs between TOE D1rsheid snd Nndisy
IN rhich WndlsT uas hot fuics through
fts h~nd. He took he pisol from Bare
"a but IA NJ. stte,npt 70 burt him Bare
fs|f \ under nrrss-
TO ws11Inrs n tCrn to-1f.t a.
o'Eris ard O. E11dIngto1 - ne Aissez
Tr~re-. Al q Cur rIT-
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MrrfA, Nov. q -[speciai-l-Mr. McWol-
vsrton's gin burned this morning about
O'Clock; fun, insured; some cotton lost WORK
ofincendiarism-
Mr.. Henson had two FIRE horses drowned
vertrrdsv in attempting % cross Mesquite
crrek two miles northeast OF town Nj.
Toe Hrnson came in and reported the msn
With him, Mr.. Luckey, Who y prgspectoI
&c. Alabama. drOrned, and Mr.. IucfeT
-rert ~ NJ. Hickman's and reported Hen
~ drowned. Both having seen each Other
- rrrfar. frcr fully believed each Other
drowned. They vepf With JOY When they
ri~ LILY Bsrbam and ". james H.
r.I1ufn we're ruarrie1 Tesler1nJ-
Mud min and ia thre1ieIang-
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CoRmcANA, Nov. H.-[special.l-It has
been steady down pour here for the past
week, and the roads are in very bad order.
Fuel Is scarce and selling high.
Cow thieves have been doing a land-ot
flee business importing cattle from here 70
Waco. Their operations became so extern
sive that IL attracted notice. Yesterday
evening Ben Fry was arrested in Dallas on
a Telegram sent from here, and man
named Bassett was arrested here to-day.
They are accused OF the thefts and are now
George Trnmbull, cashier at the Central
freight Office. Is quite sick at his hotel.
Hearts Of Oak and Fred Warde play here
this week.
ConncAxA, Nov. 2s.-ISp ecial. IA negro
child was run over in East Corsicana TO-
dav. and, IL Is feared, fatally injured.
Amarriage in high social circles IL an
nounced FOR the near future
James A. Herne's Hearts OF Oak" viii
be PLAYED tomorrow night. Seats nave
been selling rapidly, and the chances are
Frederick Warde in Virqnius Friday
night. Richard III. Saturday night, with
Lady Of Lyons Tor Saturday matinee
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MsrsnarL. Eov. 8-fspscial-l-Jsnss
n STAR .nd Hnrrist J. johnson, q
pIer.art Grors. osorrla. vs-s rnzrrlsd On
- z1ft DAY q FetrrarT. l43s nn1 emf
r~rtef n Ter11 in ls18. Ihe-e no nor.
E~rr-r1 name connected with ne e1-lT
ff-r-r - Texss I1nn th1t Of lena ~
4lr-r. ard al nIonr lbs rz-t-HTs n pr1-
rzrlIT I'D n1vezrTt - l-.-,.ln - 49,
OR -.r'.Is 49, sfrrEet I'm evening v1er
49, Il - r~rrrrr11 th1t Urs d. et11
-. 49, Be Il1ers - g ~ aisr crrs
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NEWS DY SPECIALS.

Ausilni DoIpgs IN The Departments
Shot While Resisting nm Of.
ilcer-Anotlier Version
Of the
Maynard-ShIrley Tragedy, Placing the
Matter In Another Light, and
Charging that An
Innocent Nan Has Been Slain-Dcath
Of q Most Estlmable Lady
of Marshall.
San Antonio: Preparations for Elabo'
rate Observation Of the Tran
sitOf Venus.
Galyeston: The Exchange Forwards
Bale to the Garfield
Memorial Fair Strike Among the
Screwmen-Municipal Matters.
Fort Worth: Incidents, Social and
Otherwise, Yesterday.
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Fort Worth.

FoRT,WoRTH, Nov. 2S.-[Special. IA So
cial club was organized last night by the
young men of this place. The following
officers were elected: Hunter A. Cray
croft, president; w. d. Beak, vice-presi.
dent, and Ed G. Lockett, secretary and
treasurer. They give their inltiatory ball
on December 9Th.
The funeral of Colonel W. r. Cause was
attended by the Knights of Pythias and a
large conclave of friends.
The ladies of the Episcopal church give
an oyster supper tonight in the Lloyd
building.
News scarce.
FoRT WORTH, Nov. 27.-[Special. 1.-The
loft of the grocery store OF Harris. Barnes u
Co. caught fire yesterday; the roof and
ceiling were burned and the goods to..a
great extent damaged.
In the recorders court to day, Nick
Stage for drunkenness, was fined S.; Joe
Lawson for, profanity, So.
This evenings Democrat is responsible
for the following; "Never in the history of
Fort Worth have so many suspicious char
acters been seen as infest the city at this
time. The police must be more .vigilant
than ever or some appalling crime will
occur. 1t seems as if the east has emptied
its purlieus into our city,"
Mr.J. p. Green, editor of the Democrat,
is confined TO his room by sickness.
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Galveston.

GALVESTON. Nov. 2s.-[Special. To-day
the cotton exchange shipped bale of cot
ton to the Garfield memorial exposition at
Washington.
1t is understood the mayor will veto the
grant of rght-of-way made by the council
to the Santa Fe road.
A number of negro workmen were put to
work to-day loading the bark Fides, and
the screwmen at once struck and there was
a general stoppageof work. The sore ymen
object TO the employment Of anything but
white men in unloading vessels.
The city council had special meeting
this morning and decided to offer block
No. 32l to the United States govern
ment in exchange for the post-oflice
building, or TO sell TO them for $50 900. The
proposition was made TO Mr.. Neyin, the
treasury agent, who is IN the city 70 select
a site for the new government building.
The new county officers, recently elected,
have qualified and will 90 in on Deem
Der 1st.
A number of city officials have been sum-
moned before the grand jury, which is now
in session, presumably for the purpose Of
investigating city affairs.
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THAT POOL A MYTH

CHICAGO, Nov. 2S.-The iron men in this
city declare there is not a particle of foun'
dation to the story recently published that
a Bessemer steel ring exists in the west.
BoYCoTTED I'm.
JOLIET, ILL.,, Nov. 2S-rhe trade and
labor council boycotted newspapers of this
CITY and all merchants who patronize them
on account of denunciatory articles i'll the
papers directed at the unions.
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htffarorp rmAs, August y, 1897.
Nosna MurIoy ufos
ungfrnneaf = havo sOd ''WONDEAT o.
MUTT " several on my tilsi0i0eis who usUd
Il Tor the euro Of BLACK LEO ~ rlylng
, s,.S dV wvstsd NJ" u maPPYons. fie
LB. HUTCHINSON.
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HrffFffrr T1fAf FfW I ITN
Tils Il IN certify lhsi w h4ve used youf
'WOHDIHuL Efgil'r M BLACK EtG
IN Cattle by fjging from 10 ~ ~ drops inter-
nally aud applying externally once OF twhq 70
Al. MOLURE w. ~. BniFLFT1.
a, J. BTEwAHD. WILL MoLURE.
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DIR. sTRoNG,s PILLS.

The cld. WeTI-Tried. Wonderful, Health
Renewing Remedies.
etrone's Pectoral Pills insure heart1 apletie.
rnof digestion. rcrularIfy Of The bUUeA Asurr
remedy Tor colds and rheumatisn- a precigu.
i,r-- 6, de1Irrfe frrnn1ea soothing and b-ncluE
ire nervous rrstern aud q ding viror and healtn
IN ever r brs IN he BODY.
cf~rrnr's 1anarire Pills f1f ne J Fer- AsreelJ
cure fur LIVER curnrlalrt TeEuiatnE ne rlHcl.
urIrff~fnr ne bod. CLEANSING fru1 malarle
ANA a rerfnct core for siet hea1acte. c1rIstl-
ussInn and tyrpersia- 500 ~ leadins c-ue-
- er-r-IIer- ard airnanars IN I'm p1-iicr
NJ 49, - nofi-dkv1n
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Grimes and Casualties
nusr s1ASD TRIAL.

CHICAGO, Nov. E.-In the criminal court
this morning lodge Wylie. on the report Of
physicians who examined Bigiov, tbe
National Sank Of The Republic embezzler,
ordered that he he brought into court this
nllnrnnnn for trial.
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county; Aycock Va. Hearne from Robertson
county; Bwoarlngcn w. Sorolle .et al, from
Burleson county; Roberts CT al. W.. Chris
man, from Washington county, Morrow
and wife VS.. Stevenson, from Williamson
county; Patterson ct oil. vs.. Reynolds from
McLeDnan county; Butte vs.. Guedry, from
McLennan county. Reversed aud re.
nlanded: Houston e Texas Central rail-
road vs.. Rust & Dinker, from Travis county
Maxwell VS.. Hlllsburn ct al, from Lamar
county.
The following Is summary Of the work
done by the court of appeals Number OF
cases disposed OF, 239; felony TO- civil, 100.
misdemegpor, 80; habeas corpus, A. man
damus, r. Reversed and remanded, 81;
affirmed. 1872; dismissed, 25; reversed and
reformed, g. Avtlage number of years sem
fenced in felony cases IA 20 years; life SEN
fences, 6; death penalty, 2.
The following cases were transferred 10
Galveston. Howell vs.. the State, from
Wood county; Langford VS.. the State, from
Coryell county; Hart ct al. VS.. the State,
from Bowie county; Webb ct al. vs.. Harris,
from Caldwell county; Galveston,
Harrisburg & San Antonio, rail.
road VS.. Stagner from Caldwell
county; Marsalis vs.. Groves d. O5lesby,
from Collin county; Clarke vs.. Murray,
from Travis county; Mckee vs.. Slmpkins
ct al, from Navarro county; Read ct al.
VS.. Lockett, from johnson county; James
VS.. Brumlig, from Guadalupe county.
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Dxrro17. Nov. IA man named Rich
ard Connor. Of Harrison township, Mncomb
co1niy. bas has been arrested on suspicion
Of the murder Of Fred Iimmermnn. last
Friday night ct Mt. Clemens
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[TRINITY IRON WOT
UT noss AVENUE. Corner MAGNOLIA BTHEET


from store Fronts speciality highest paoes paid hr
nrcDErotArT TDeomfOfnco T7c,r 1B0
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I
PLANO. Nov. 27.-[Special. ]-About seven
miles southeast of here yesterday morning,
about o'clock, Sam Parker killed Sam
varnon, by shooting him in the breast
with double barreled shot gun, loaded
with buckshot AS near as can be learned,
it seems Varnon was at one time in the en-
ploy of Parker and had become most too
intimate with Parker's wife. AT least,
Parker was of that opinion. Varnon had
only left his employ short
time, when Parker sent word
to Varnon to come and get a
trunk he had left at his house. Varnon
started for the house, and as he approached
it Parker shot him, as above stated, with
out any words passing between them.
Parker then skipped out for parts I'M
known, and has not been heard of since.
The weather has been quite bad the past
few weeks, but the sun made its appear
ance to-day and the prospect is good for
some fair weather again,
We have shipped $500 bales of cotton up
to date.
Corn iscoming in slow on account of
farmers being too busy picking out their
cotton.
The Masons will soon commence the
erection of q two-story frame building, the
lower story to be occupied as store-roon.
We are soon to have weekly paper pub
lished here. by Mr.. Hick, from Arkansas
The first issue will make its appearance
about The Goth of next month.
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school and sunday.scbool In Denver, aud
has also been connected with several daily
papers Vt different times. He has conducted
tbs Rocky Mountain Herald since 1868.
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HARRrsBURG, Nov. 26.-WIliam An.
drews. colored, has been convicted OF The
murder of his wife, near High Spire, July
An The evidence showed that Andrews
first killed or mutilated his wife in a corn.
field, then dragged her to their house, fired
II. and stood calmly, with a child two year
old IN his arms, and watched the body Durn
to ashes.
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M0NEY TO LOAN
GDG&s -aas-4za AZ E- -5s -=S EEs -E sE5S1I, SI S.
aET-kAEg Ez " T=zEa,-

am now better prepared than ever before TO
negotiate loans on good improved farm lands.
The departure of my late partner has not
interfered with my connection with the firm
for which Stewart G5 Grey were loaning money and
7 can ootein loans on more liberal terms than ever
II you must have money, remember that can get
it for you.
CLAHB Fl. STEWART.
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POPULAR SCIENCE.

Earth worms have no eyes, but ale
quickly affected by strong light.
Man has million more red corpusc-
les in a cubic milIemeter of blool than
woman.
The luminosity Of the sun is 800, coo
times tlat Of the brightest light Of
full moon.
In ordinary rainfalls the rain comes
down at the rate Of fr4m two to four
inches a day.
Excessively fine blue clouds, bluer
even than the air, may be produced
when the SUMS lisht is ailo we'd to de-
compose certain carbon compounds.
A Philadelphia engineer claims TO
have invented q machine by which the
power of the tides can lie utilized.
Ivory may be rendered sofs by soak
ing for several days in mixture Of.
three ounces of nitric seid With IF cen
ounces of water.
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church Dlrec,ory.

Y. L. G. A.-Meets at their rooms In Foa-
tors brick building on Wednesday evenings
at Z 80 o'clock, and on Sabbath afternoons NJ
1. Business meetings are held on tho oven.
ing Of the second Monday In each month
Everybody invited to attend.
u. 7. Church. -lroaohingevery Sabbath,
at IL A. NJ, and =. NJ by Rev. =. q. Ir-
vino, u. u. Sabbath School at 2.30 r. NJ.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening.
EVANGELICAL CHuRcH.-Proaohing on Sab
bath at IL A. n. and u r. 81. Sabbath
School 1918. Prayer meeting every Thurs.
day evening w. G. Kantncr, pastor.
CoNuREaArIoSALC CnuRcu. --Scrvicesovery
Sabbath ut IL A. NJ. and 8 +. NJ. Sabbath
School Mt 2;30. Prayer meeting on
Thursday evening of each week. ]. w.
Harris, pastor.
NJ. Il. CHURCH, SouTu.-Servioes every
Sabbath at st. Pauls NJ. l.. Church, South,
ut II 4. M. and L. n. Sabbath School
at l2i 7. ~. Prayer meeting every Thurs.
day evening. NJ. {. Miller, pastor.
NJ. L. CHURCH. Preaching every Sabbath
at IL A. NJ. and ~ +. NJ. Song service in
the evening before sermon. Sabbath School
vt go =. ~. Prayer meeting every Thurs.
tay evening. l, Dillon, pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CuuRcH. Service every
Sabbath morning and evening in Collcge
Chapel Sunday ySehoolimmodiately rftertho
morning service. Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening. Row. Isaac II. Coaah
pastor
ErIsuorAL CIURcu. Services every Sun
day, morning at II a. m. evening at Z p.
III. noly communion every Sunday morn.
ing at 945 q. IN. Wednesday 80 p. IN.
G,pbt l.. Stevens, pastor.
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Curious FsCrs.

Two millions barrels of salt are an.
nuslly exported frem Michigan.
The aesh Of tho msuaius or sen COW
is used for food and somewhat roscm-
bles beef
The frait exports Of Aaeriea have
increased hundredfold In FIVE
years,
It Is estimated that a quarter of
billion pounds OF tea are used every
year,
1t has been'calculated that single
cat will devsur twenty mice in ono
day.
In Liverpool, tho only public ele-
waters are those in the gain docks
at Liverpool
Callauts of the eaugt oil louise NV.
pulvsrized dlamsnds, to prove thoir
lavish IHagnlheaaec.
The animals of tho opposite sides
of the pasiiie Ocean arc entirely un-
like, 70 species being common 10 both
sides.
l. Is said that the walermeions
nSy be preserved for an indstlaits
tins By givisg them . or coats Of
varai:h.
Xaathus, tins historian, says that a
Kan killed ky sdragon viii be restor-
ed to life by an herb which ha calls
bSi;a.
The Oiioways pulled down the
house in which any one had died,
and chose another place Il live In "a
far or as possible.
In Great Britian there arc thre9
sheep on every four acres of cultivat-
Ell land in the United States there
i, but ono sheep su thiriy-four acres.
On the Laramie Plaias of the
Rocky Mountains there arc, at an ele-
vstion Of G000 TO 1000 feet, fresh and
abundant pastures cftcn well-water.
ed.
Insects are pron3rtiauately strong
er than animals. y cockchaier can
dra w q load fsur!sen times greater
than his cody {; bee twenty times ;
an ant thirty times.
Spiders have been seen as small as
4 grain Of sand, and these spin =
thread 50 fine that il isEes four thou
sand ofthsm put together 10 equal
Ia size single hair.