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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-16
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-16

For aged men, women, weak and
rickly children, without a rival.
viii not cause headache. Browns
Iron Biters.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-16

A true assistant ~ nature In re-
s>usiss she system % perfect health
tluus easblins II 70 rrsiAdi~rsse, b
pOun's Irn pitterA
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-16

The storc-hcusc INV occupied b,
me IL for rent-will sivr possession
as amy time, on riiofl neIlse.
q ". DAlLrsrIsf.
Aug l2--ildsef.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-16

a.sssAtl IL still popular with
.Ioys Scarcely . day psssss
What they hsvc : game N Two.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-16
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Great Bargains!
Look 10 yeur interest

Having determined IN skse ny
mercantile business W Ian N,
lssl | now onef NJ CASH
pHe n he largest ani iWst aumaluI
stsk N pssis that will probably
cver h. aid NJ q sacrifice IN this
market THE u q rare o%pTnrtuul
" IN those wlo want bargains.
All summer gssl. viii b. .old NJ q
great sacrlncc The alpvc st'ek n
Fe.sls Nil h. aold NJ whlcsalc ~
retail Call and see me NJ once
q " BALLtsriS,
Aug ~ tldcci
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-16

,m.s II OhLr sItows has been
rsIsrA by ~r eacsed icw nsmcn.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-16

DR.. Adams will hereafter he at
his Office In sardis, only from the
lst 10 the 10Th Of cnch month.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-16

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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-18
A Struggle for Biubber.

l'antain Wiilnugl,by states that on
sat urs)ay, October :lst, the Nsah
Isuy Indians discovered tic '"ssy W
An enormous whale floating near
Waattla island. and n .isx', of canoe;
nut oil in pursuit "f C!ubt,er. On
nearing tie carcass they fHlnt u
surrounded hy Il great number ni
enOrn,Ou: hone sharks. from - u w
feet long, wi" were g"rSinS '''cnl-
.civc. with hlui'i,er. and were v.ry
savage. Captain Wiilo'yh''y's s"n,
Oliver. was in one Uf the canoe; to
see th. :um. \ shark came rushing
at the cann,, and as :'e turned I"
take a bite ut il one nf the ln'iians,
:" Uiliy I,alcl," fired "a pistol int" its
open mouth. killing it instantly.
Another III: shark rose under the
canoe, wl,i.l. frightened Muster ONE
81 that he jumped On the whales
back. from whence the lnii:'''@ res.
cue<l lin, with Iii. clothes saturated
and ruined with the sinking curry
of the whale. The inslians succeed.
ri in towing the carcass into sail
Rock river, little creek t~" ''iie,
asst Of Ncah Uay. where ~" hcaf'
grounded: in twenty feet ~: wafer:
Gut a portion, of the boy ahd TAI
was exposed ut low tiLe on the
| beach. aud t!se bIml,i"r taken oil by
| the Indians. who are having reg
u!ar jOllili..ati.'n over their 'ea>' ~
fat things.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-18
A Patent Faro Box.

II /, often a.sertetl an'l generally
believed that il is ssa;m*t the policy
of the government I" patent any ar-
ticlc issue4 icr i"''''";::' :"rlr'~t.:
mud IN the collection Of thousands "f
models IN the patent office museum
ono Nigh, look all day without dis
covering aushi that w"''i' ltH'k Iikc
the nrusiuct Of an iin',,"rnI Thought.
Yrs II Is nevertheless true that y faro
dealers lx,x waS Ol.t". patented III ti'c
regular way. AID inc owner. 0f the
sa,,,e. one i."l.vrt Bailey of Virginia:
an nai-ia>l.i"itti gambler. realizes!
,o,,.i.leral,le money from tI'c sale ~
the same, rp..eiving Slu, roya'ty fo!
cach INK s.,,.l. lie did all hc could
+" rrii,rn. the game "f faro an'i rr"
i...t t,,.s.. who played from the uu'
fair rrarti.v> of regular h:ack!et.s.
H. was G.!,arresl from gambling
rM,,,s in his latter .lay. irs'ause q!
the c;,s. with which he detected
cr,p,kesiness ~, tive part ri tte play
crs aud exposed tI,e same. Though
lie made quite - E'r:unc from ~
patent. lac sr ut the money as !ap"'
" rs it came to him. Th" "r'S's'a
,,nteut is still preserved.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-18
THU BONDAGE OF HABIT.
A D,ooaroo0bjo 9ervitude-H0W
We Diseogard Conventional
ftias without XnoWinR 1t.
Tho 1orCe Of Habit.

When ,.en,o,,s fall under the l,."a-
.xe of any habit they seldom realize
M. degree Of their servitude. Men
who use ''strange "atlls" continually
AZ mt often conscious that the l'sac'
lice il sbOekiug to those who "swear
not at ALL" Nevertheless, persons
Who I,al.it ually disregard the c"nveil-
tionalities Of society because lit Is
their l,sl.it to do So cease I" be le-
cuIinr and l,ecOnIe more Or less often.
siye. Their name h legion. With
out entering the province Of ethics,
speciticatiOns Of habits that are Oe'-
lectiOnsble may be enumerated wit''-
out number. There nre the persons
Who heat the DEVILS tat'n; their I'm
eers ar never still. Others con-
SANITY perform personal ONCE: ot o.
let: thensau, for instance, whc has the
Tick OF pairing and scraping bis nails
in the parior or drawing room. OF
vhiIe eonvessine with friend In
the library. How that little l,eii-
knifs crates mt only his nail, Tut
one's nerves. Another picks hts teeth
NAV be with the in0flensive end OF q
lucf(sr match, but at hest with q
wooden tooth pick. There are ine!'
Who are always lingering their l.a'a
W stroking their whiskers; or they
errnlch their heads, Or pull down
their vests, OF hitch ~ their tro:.sers
or null down their wrist hands. o'
dick or dust fionl their knecc o'
shoes, frequently using = handker
chief for that purpose. Such peoPie
phere. They ars Away. repairing
their venee1in9 or polishing tbel
knoSs. s They are next kin to tn
women who put hres In thear mouths
chew gum aud 0atten their bang
With spottle. There are pers0ns wn'
eat With the knife at the table, Q
Who talk boldly and laugh )oadly u
| the payjos. There h the man w0'
VhistIes, aud the girl who never for
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-18

NV Yeax. New. lA-Tbe Albenx
6lopoeeo ebo9t IT, aepotneDs0t q .
resolves ~ ~ Li60 1ns0ea0eo Con
pn0 ~ . hoast3oD eooord, nd VA
1eengtly dsalea y this e0ee.
LRAvHwol11. Kan, Nov: A.
Oevalsy, Cn1toa 0eaG0 Army, 0et
- eooeA 6 Q hea1o o( ID f60o @.
nlGAk i = 1oe known Weethee -
NJ 0a1oogo4 q committed suicide.
Pn1souDa. uov. 1A-ln ~ suit
q M 1il1laa eps.esr. aeezea..
aGn1not Max SeS06ouc6, theatrical
0a0aDoe, % roeovee 1oo0ealaSy ~
po3d, . VoUa1et WuD ro01oCod ID 1Av0l
q 1lls Speoeee ftr the amount ol
10W1AuvILLx, Oat, Nov. M-Ai
0nlin4 1oo1 hasoI 1T niGht, Wi1lianl
kTtu0h1e and hiD two 0o19hlogA aGed
: 00d u pogeo0k Q( 0oo60 09ppo0od
hegb % rolIovo their oo1d2 An wen
taeoe 06ek, ~ Tralhb1e ana 81
1aaGAtee diea toAay. The UtAa
Aan0ht0 = Mt expoe6el 10 recover.
TDoY, u. r, Nov. M-Thsre /
aFoot GIei6onea6 ovsr the organize
6o0 C IL eoanGol The DeGl0csatl
n00hoe q aDa - Repablieans snd
ln1oDon1GolD n h latter proceed
@ o 0RnnniaA IT, DoOocsafo with
6NoN a96 0GDlaiosd thoir oWn Coun
"a. h eo6Ies Vim y appealed to.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-18
How the Devil was Sold.

II il related ut u man wi,oS"i.l hin.-
SELF t. the devil ~. condition that his
satanic majesty would always supply
him with money. the bargain being
that when the dev;! iai!e.i {" supply
him will. money the contract was
void. For many years I'll went on
snrsotl.ly. hut III. man becoming
tired Of the bargain set hin'self to de-
wise mean., to break it, but without
avail, for no matter how extrava-
gantIy he spent money it Was always
ready fn: him, until at last lie con-
suited u wise man. VII" told hin, to
start n daily paper. lie did 80, and
the consequence was that tive DEMAND
lor money l,ecan.e too frequent. and
! the devil told him to go aud be
hanged, he would have nothing more
to do with him. a. it was utterly I'M
possible for him b provide all the
| money wanted to run such an insti'
tuition. In this WY the bargain w"s
broke.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-18

xets. to bite her nails; the man who
croC 6ee hi, legs in the drawing room,
and the girl wh" snitiies from ~! habit
ali to be equally coutemned. There
/. an enl,ess variety Of such habits
some harmful. some even petty,
most of them disgusting. ana some
",e % of them clinging to NJ many. -
l,..iv Of middle age, aud cls'se ot~
server. remarked 10 the writer few
days ag" that she had probably never w
seen y half dozen persons In one
rarty l,ut that some one or more os
the1, were addicted to the t,on'saye
Of habit, and IN large gathering the
number " !. astonishing. One needs
oniv to ,.,-sexe limited powers 0f ob.
seryatioi, ~ notice them In the best
walks ., life. These habits are nOs
habits until use has made them 80.
The way 10 avoid them Is never to
lwrin tiic,n at home or abroad.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-18
pAp:Ea AND MOTHERS.
How the Latter Should Dress tho
Darlinxs. with Other Nursery
Didactics.

In. l.. e. Grosvenor, Of Lincoln
avenue. lectured yesterday III Al'0iW
Hall before the WOlunn'S l'hysloIoy.
icsi Institute. Mrs. Helen +. Shes'd
preside.l. DR.. GrosvenOr's topic W.
"Our u .hies-HyGiene for Mother
and Child" His sut,-tOrtcs re'a!e0
70 the care Of the health Of the mother
hefore and after tue birth Of tlle'baby.
the feeding, dress, aud bathing OF
babies. Dr. GrusvellOr w'ss especially
emphatic III regarsl to the dressing o.
bai,ir.. lie inveighed against AI'
the .,ld.fashiOncd ideas In regard 20
the necessity Of manifold t,anllagcs
and swat,.inxs. He objected strenu-
ously to the use of linen In the baOy's
underclothing, and urged tue use Of
canton flannel. lie exhibited n natH'el
suit for little !'aby, long s''p ot
canton flannel made with long sleeves
and with the seams out 80 that no
rough edges could come against tue
tender skin. Over this another slip
Of ane flannel made with short
sleeves. not hound, hut hemn,ed fine
" Or piuke.l, aud over this the crtli-
nary iOng-sleeved baby dress. These;
three can liz together and put om all
at once, ~ that l'aby's dressing time
need not be Il time Of torture to 10th
mother and child. The Doctor re.
lated Nh incident OF striving u quiet
. ne rvous crying child, and find
ing It bandaged and pinned up with
lifleen pins. He insists on but
tons upon their clothing. The baby
should have q full hath, should te
nut into it every day. not washed
piecesueal, 80 to speak, by u hot stove:
The Doctor has taken care q! Na
helies In eleven months, aud l'as n''(
allowed soap to l,e used IN halt''ng
them during the fra: year Of life.
Everything that can make nioti''
crs care lighter makes her y !.etle'
mother, and makes hrr children
healthier an.l happier. She :l'"uit
eat the most nutritious foods, an!
should always take . nap tn the 'ait!
die OF the day. \ short mp Is worti
more than much medicine. an''
saves the nervousness and irritation
whicl, react lta.lly upon 10th nIotic'
and child Mt'. '.'-'k'''', Nor.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-18
1D10l lA0oblDoot.

CLBvRLAkn Nov. A-Ihis aftse-
!s neee 2 stz.egs s. ses.a:.e aaPeseec ss:. 9:
StTosts. whogo slafDD ooock = q peo.
ceD of erectioa. Tbo wal6 aad 1oog-
tng being Up threo seogieA . been
6effiek. . hondUod 1oot I'm, W1D
uoo6 70 hoiGt 00toGialR ThfoagA ~
hCeaking q ~ shaekling e . win
~ g 10 aaeAoeaG0 . 3 suppoord.
tSs derrick 6op1lo1 over. broke aboet
WITH : 9ost csaok. fhroo m voeo
o. . plaeSoe0, aixty feet from. ~
Sidewalk. hoise3ng . lead q aboei
thIeo toas Of be{ck. Ooe jumped,
eo0Ghe tho lower 9uy ani oll4 oeeol
o IL groand. IT, other tvo, Dise'
HI 0iSGor ana Willia0 pfiee, Wegl
% inj1rSd Tt tAey disa seoa afs9'
Var4a ADothae 0ao (ooooC0dD w
inofantly killsd b ~ derrick fallino
00him. and stiu snsthef labocer wal
badly injured
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-18
Notice fur Proving Win.

Territory OF Montana. County q 1:!ves
Bow. ~. IN probate court. IN e1d .s scr sa!a y
county. In the matter O. toe est1SS q
i:on Of tide appointed Go! proving yill.
pursuant 10 Nh 0isler q said eoa!t. 0ooeoo
the 2.ih day Of aePteMhor. a: ID. lsos: notice
IS hereby gwen that Wedoesaey - +@ ~
said day, .: the court roo0 a sotd ecoee. ot
ihe city Of kutte, jn tho eOontS u oSSves
Bow. has been appointed q thc tine ood e,
place jor proving DE Will q sald Aseaoe'
hoy, deceased. ard foe hearing The oepllea'
ikDs, of lsfa ,jslas 3. 6iy6oo4 S0e the lse0
AZ ce In him al letters teSla WooeAyy. Wo00
and where any person inteseseo0 may ~
pear and e0ssleat the SANE. o.,
Ostei ibis soah day q eepeo16cs: a. u
ls.? CALsE0 INV v!N1. .,
Probate Judge sod E1.oAe3o Clask!C
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-18

WILxrxoTos, n. C., Nov. ID
A killing frost lost night. I"
L0NDox, Nov. l5.-Kavanauxh,
whose name boconno famous In CON-
nection with the siege Of Lucknow.
b dead.
LlIpslc, Nov. l5.-The saxon
chombefs petitioned the government
60 construct . canal to the river Elbe
on Pgua11an territory.
LONDON, Nov. l5.-The race for
TIE 6hrcwsbagy cup was won by
Falklsk. Vista and Wallenste3n, the
American hoeso, Ean . dead heat fof
the second place.
I.nxnox. Nov. lathe German
i...k, \..,rr, from Sam Franoisoo to
Queenstown, ~ taken Teloge u
Valparaiso, Ieaklng badly. She ha:
parily jeltisoned her cargo and Will
discharge fer repairs.
LONDON, Nov. 15.-Granville, SEC
retasy of tie foreign department IN
foemsd l(ususas Pssha that England
oooooee the idea of the Turkish COM
Mission goiaG % Cairo. II J: believed
- 0UIDoooS 09BOo0O XUSUey WssS ~ SU~
slst In seadlnS her . representative.
PARIs, Nov. ia council Of min
ietess b now ~ session discasstng the
roply which shall be made to tho
pgo0oeal of Great Britain, that the
peseideney of the Egyptian publio
debt eosnmiaslon be granted to
France.
LONDON. Nov. l5.-The crew ol
the missin9 boat lroan the steamship
Weetphalia landed st New Havsu,
and repogted that the other Stean1e!
vlth which the Westpba)ls collided
went to the bottom with oil On board.
Mexico, Nov. l5.-J0hn SchulIen,
o( St. Louis, h appointed Geners!
NanaGer OF the Mexican National
C0ustfuction Company. Jas. 6ulIi'
van oontinues to represent the CON-
pany in Mexico.
Mercantile and national bank
have advanced ratss of discount from
8 to : rer cent. Rates for accounts
current from : to 8 per cent.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-18
A PORTRAIT OF LAN0TRY
The Dan Of Jerseys Lilly Crtti-
Qally Cnusidered.

NJ: No: :r.e'.,1 e: t.'Ss!SE SWS:t, .s:S en-: W,
piquante. Nose does n9e turn up.
but b not straigllt. Her eyes are
languishing In their expresston; *ne
hes . jollv goOd forehead and beausi-
ful teeth land, BY the way, how much
that counts With . wOanen). Her
throat swell, her throat double
diocounts any swans throat that ]
sver ~. and it uaeendess down to .
rounded figure, Of what sppears to
ma pef(scl5ou. The hands and feet
that Sister I.angtry displays doubt
len cosmmend her to the EnGltsh
mind. but csndo9 c0mpels me 70 say
1hat they are too large for ordinary
uoe, and are not pretty enough Tor
holidays.
Temper:
Yes, T should say she had temper.
Her choice Of 4 profession at aa age
when sanet ladies are content TO 81"
IL down into lllatr0nh00d answer
that. Il has heen my good fortune
70 see her at reheaIsal. FtIst, she
entcrs. dressed neatly and becoan'
in9Iy IN dark habiliuents, with nSce-
IL 6ttinG booas and gloves: tlIu:e!at:
I'M the French proverb, "WeiI
rioved. we'll booted, the favOrSte
Ssrs :" Not very ceurteous, not very
~cii1e Int astrai9htforward, healthy ,
vomanly, busines..like air aoout her.
which sugun we'll for her success
With the company, and pre09ures. l
iu()ee. q favoTable estimate ny the
Amer lacking at her for s,n.e little
time I said to myself, "WelI, this
woman i not pretty. but she b an
uusl0uLted success. IL, therefore,
,,hvsicsl confines IN essential to
san.cess on the stage"' Experience
v0uld seem to demonstrate the con'
; tsaey. .,,-:,,
beautiful woman who y . success oe
the histri0nie boards: cannot
| Take the lsading women o. ene nlet'
| rouelitan stage-0hs 6osah Jewett
ma Maud Harrison, Atss Ada Re
nm. Miss Mary Fielding, Mn. A.
M Booth. Nies May Turner. Ah
Roc Coghlan and Ntss Adele 9ees'
er-k anv one 0f these n0ealSe 10
her physical attributes: Obviously
mot. Each has . bright, intelligent
cOmely face. some are bIessed Will
taking figure, others are nce, ane
vet they are the reiguing fsvoettes: =
~ = New York IL concerned. TN
sense h true II the opesat!e stage
I.ef - look for . nloment at the Eng
! IN oren. Clara Louise ke!!og!
Annie Louise Cary, Emn,a Abbott
Zelda s~suin-Walhee. not g ens .s,.:' Q
them very pretty. not one o. tnei
even attrsetive. aud yet every one
a xreet financial and altiseic :ucce:a
"Sh!" you say. ''but Adelaide Neil
soo." Well, my SON, l take gov ~
m thst. Adelaide NeiDeon had sp!ea
did eyes, magnidcent hair, wondel
|. f,I magnetism, and the Won't ag1s
~ ~ ever put unpadded on 90
boar0s; %, you see. yoo coat kao'
wnef vou aie taking aooot.
But % return 70 1engtSy: ne
hooed % soe . perfect type Of phys
, caf supesbity, instead q when
Saod 1 very nice, happy'h"ea. we'
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-18

WAsHlxoToN, Nov. l5.-The
0yaDd Jury thic morning returned
Ave moro indiot0oots against u. +:
Bieooov, lale teller in the Rank Of
ths Repablic, thk city.
The fessagn mail oolcs pose.odlos
y infoeue6 BY the Postal Union
Coavootioo that AntoNbgosea, In
Bolivia, aad the eati!e - ccaee hac
80 snnexed b Chill, and that port
I'M - hoeooltoe the 0tatl00 from
which postal union eosIeopoodeooe
nm b do)lvecod. Mails lbe Peru
slo stlll handled BY Chilian authost-
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-18
prooaaain1 IN Houoo of 0oan'

Proceeding h House q Oooassos1o
Lovpow. Nov. la-In the Co0-
mooo to-doy dehate was resomed %
rooolutioos b provide aGainst unnec'
eseorv oIioufnnent motions. 0lad-
s1o0S so6 - he'd decided 70 accept
Hoadolph Churehill's proposed
o0oo61eae, that ~ Hose ntght
1ale n 6ivie6oo a tho question o(
s1liourn0e1t u Uoge than - meen-
~ aad - than 10 sh00)d IIse tn
~ 1nwoe. The rule WaG then agreed
n. I'M u oddities made BY
Cinrohll)ao amoodnsooG
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PD0vIDENcR, r. J., Nov. l5.- In
IL Un)tod oeaeo0 Circuit Co01t 70.
~ eoonool ~ W0. opCaGuo @led
m aneVeP II ~ suit q D. 0oo)t00
~ & Cha6oo aDd Wm. 0peagoe Soe
tho 6loe3asoEo q tho title - the psop'
eety . p1aiDtl1 The answer seee
lbe&h 6pcague's tjtle % the eotate and
clalnlo tie invaljdity of the trust
deod.
Inveeliaatioa dleclooes the lacl
thaee aro. within tho city limits, up
wards of4Oo0 0a0es o( FEVER o. dI15es-
eat lbsunG, vagying ntom light ma
lasi0l % 1oliGnont types. Many
rhV1aeinns aGooHt The oo0ditj0o q
Covo boaia and river The cause.
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AY08 UG10 ABOD6s
Nxw YoRK, Nov. N.-Ex-I1diaa
Aeeot TiaAoy b tndteeed h Ari1ooo
Territory Nbe s0beszltng neoeys and
sovs!n.set gsopetty Eenee,@s& - 20
Sl,out Dlk001 He enve boil ID 2ItUg
70 appser q theePsetng q the Unttsa {
0tafae DiotIjct CoaIt In TueoO0, the
6r1f llooday IN FSheua1y % pleaa 70
~ tn6iet3eotA ]. b Cornell jroa
marehank- heennn0 hi b001G0oD.
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HALIFAX, n. &, Nev:: n-T0c
hrafheeS naned Halan. q 1sseE,
Eedvay, were drownsd no" " -
iD0 boak So.
1anrreoxEsY. Nov. n.-The esec-
%,o1 a. = United States senator "
ssseessd Oeoecal Morgan taxes pee
~ IT, nh int.
MN Osl1AxS Nov: H;-Iee
.Geenship HankOW elec1od t"-es e.S. ~
iiverno3 With a,7l3 ba)ee Of eossoe,
- isfssst cargo ever cleared ''o
this pogt. :. I
R.AArroRp, Oat, Nov: A,-A
..,sii hoeisoatal boaIe! wn1se S.s ~
tesied % expsoded. Ch:sd,s .sd 1,.s',, WS
S!sssi., assa II and H. "''' '''''''
YAnxron, Dak- Nov. H-s
preci1oat nnally geGooD e IsIm, ~"
n ~ - o. t6s Indian. bSsve ~, ~
aad hs !tll b hsnst'-s s''''" ~"
II 0ac)oek. -,
nun1I,G. Nov. M.:An e!eetioe 9 =
~. .IS to.Say rs..lted II - rseatn :!
Esssedy (fs..slaesA We vd.x sss1t ~, rs
esived 6 votes.
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PANS. Nov. l5.--l'resident Grevy
- heca eeloed with sudden Illness.
He had twO attacks 0f rush os blood
% - bsain, caused primarily hy IN
dleestioo. The attack r. apop'extic
In ID ohosac1e1. Exeitensrnt 3n on.
eial political circ]es - intense. and
Tie s3tuatjo0 In government ctrcses
I'm further cemplicated by thu nm
e0neefed 6netof. President 0revy'S
resIGnafioo, which hes been fore
sha6owed by certain papers, may be
expedited by hiD i1)ness.
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MxrA f. n. II, Nov. n:-Toe
lnfenf returuo iDdicate Tho eSeceteo q
Trsaauilano Lsna, the Repeot!e.seae ~
ns,0i1ee for CoaGTeos, By a6o0t OO
uIajosity. In 1ants feeonney to1sy:
fhe Oeanocfntic county eooo0oeooeeo
ihrev 80 i've pCseinc4 thus Over
eomine The Ropub)iooe majority "
I'M Tho Territory, however. ~
aooe lar4ely Repab6cen.
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A YlRp and aa Appeal Tor A1d.
RrvRr1ox, Neb., Nov. lS.-An H.
ee01iary oro here 6undAl morning
Se19Seysd 6ibeea ofths eighteen hs.sl-
- hen1eo in The town. 1oo ~
~ 70 90, %; Insurance 4ll ,0m. A
~ ncs'sd hyeknnan viii b bound
o,,ee n aaever o. the charge Of set-
lin9 The Ore. The c3ttsens epPcaI 1os
~ "a g. p. FasfjnGt9n, 0l ChScego,
~ been appeinted % solicit tun"s %
"A n Fehn1l61nR.
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Ppestene SPrnp
". b. BARNES, l'ROPR.
These Mineral Hot WatesS stand
unrivxlled IN their
CURATIVE PROPERTIES,

And are not equalled by the famous
Arkansas Hot spring, oe any other
mineral waters ON ahe face CT the
globe, as . specific for all Diseases
peculiar to this altitude and climate
These springs are provided With
the only Vapor Baths In the Terrific
~. and may he taken. when desired.
in connection with the hot water
baths.
The table r. supplied with the os.t :,
the market atiorlis, aud tlse ber With
the finest Wines, Liquors, Cigars, etc.
SfaNes leare Morris Br0's. se0s'e,
Main Street.
TUESDAYS 4 SATURDAYS 8
Af1 o'eSOck A. A.a
Arrictsg st tie 4rrjss0s ~t 4
G'clock n. II. tke asssse ~~1.
37n,ay-<l&swtf
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PAYMENTS Must be Made
IN ADVANCE.

pupi,~ arc required ~ bring sll peees"sry
afi!cls< faDs the ssIIjet.
-neciul rates Nns tW0 ~ yD0se a one SamSIy
attending the inxtltutluss q NE same ''o's'
E.,r furtl,cr partieuD0yu apply -
~" a106R0 oCt800O0,
Il. charge Of ~. Nssys Academy,
cauS2lnaW OeOS 1S~0wS - .