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THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT.
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ENGINEERS ON THE
GREAT STRUCTURE


WASHINGTON, December 26.-The annual
report of Lieut.-Col. Thomas l.. Casey, Corps
of Engineers, United States Army, engineer
which was submitted to Congress last week,
shows that at the close Of the present season,
December l, 1882, the hight of the shaft was
$40 feet above the level OF is floor, showing
an increase in hight during the year OF
ninety feet. He says that if the marble can
be obtained from this time forward with the
same rapidly as during the past season, the
walls and pyramidion or roof OF the sha1t
can be completed possibly by July l, 1884,
and certainly BY the close OF the working
season of 1884. Since the completion Of the
foundation, in 1880, the total load added 10
the then-existiDg structure has been 2S,33o
tons, and the settlement of the shaft due TO
this load has been on an average about one
and a quarter inches for the structure. The
total pressure now borne by the bed OF
foundation" ia "a. 81 tons, or about 92 100
of the total pressure 10 be fnaliy placed
upon it. The amount expended on the
monument during the past year was S11I,-
$40 60, leaviug a balance available OF SS5,-
All 81, which will supply aud cut the nar-
Bile 10 course No. $40 and the granite to
course No $50. An estimate of $780, is
submitted for continuing the work for The
year ending June 80 1884, which, il is ex-
peeted, will complete the shaft and pyra-
midi0u,, and also the n.erior staircase and
elevator during the year 1884. The report
is accompanied by letter from the ] sint
committee recon amending an appropriation
By the present Congress of the amount esti-
mated as necessary TO complete the monu-
ment 10 it's full hight of 555 feet.
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E6IFI.
THE EXILED PAsHAs.

CAIRO, December 26-Arabi, Toulba, Alb
delaI, Mahnoud, Fehmy, Ali Fehny, Va
koub Sami and Mshmoud Sami, condemned
to exile in Ceylon, were accompanied to
Suez by Napier, one of the counsel who de-
fended them. Emin Bey, El Shemsy and
eleven others will be placed under surveil
lance, and must not quit their estates. They
will be placed under heavy bail for tue
faithful observance of this inju notion. Has
sau Moussa, E Akya and Ali Roubi will be
banishtd toe Msssowah for twenty years.
Taree others will be banished 10 Suakim or
Kosseir for shorter terms, aud twen'y Others,
Including KAdi Kade and Refatt Bey, will
be bsnisned also,
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cOWOON INpORsEo.
A MEAN HIT AT THEM IssIssIPPI RIVER COM
MISSION AND IT'S WORK.

MEAN HIT AT THEM ISSISSIPPI RIVER COM
MISSION AND IT'S WORK.
WAsHINGToE, December 26.-The follow
ing special dispatch has been sent 10 the
Cincinnati Ne,Os, in opposition 10 the work
OF the Mississippi River Commission and
against the b,st interests of the people of
the lower Mississippi valley: 1T is very
evident that Capt. John Cowdon and the
special congressional committee on the inn
provement Of The Mississippi river mean TO
do away with the Mississippi River Com mis-
sion schemes. In point of congealed fact, the
plans OF Esds aud the comm issiOn are dead
cucks in the pond. TINS special committee
WAS originated TO disc bowel the Eads plsus,
those adopted by the River Commission, and
right well il the work being done. The evil
dencs taxed down ihe river in November
was every particle against the work adopted.
That taken since the committee arrived here,
is in the same line. It all tends TO give the
commission, not only a black eye, but a
black record. The expenditure OF the money
under The commission are shown 10 be net
only extravagant, but useless. The "im-
provemenis" are not Improvements st all.
They are simply means for spending the
millions appropriated and are imprac'ic4ble.
There is little doubt here, in the minds of
those best posted, that the outlet system pro-
posed by Cowdon will be adopted. Il pro-
poses an enlargement of the mouth OF the
river. If it does not do anything else, it will
at least put temporary stop to the expert
ment on the lower Mississippi levees and
beds"
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CABLE CLICKS.

HAVANA, December 26 The Demarara
sugar yield is expected to amount to 100000
hogsheads.
PANAMA, December 26.-Peace negotia-
lions between Bolivia and Chill have been
broken off,
vienna, December 26.-Count Andrassy
has had long interview with theE@peror,
which is supposed 10 imply thai he will
shortly BE- sgain calledto the. Ministry OF
Foreign Aff,irs. =
MERRIToE, ONT, December 26-Bsssie
Bye, fifteen years old. andS her sister, aged
ten, we're drowned. The younger attempted
to rescue thss elder. Ehpshaa broken through
the ice while skating on The canal.
PANAMA, December 26.-Venezeula cele-
brates the centenary of Bolivar's birthday,
July oath next, by unwilling statue of
Washington at Caracas and opening the
railroad between Lagusyra and Caracas.
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witness OF.

To DAY being ST. Johns day, the Evangel-
ist, the officers elect of the several Masonic
lodges of this city will be Installed with the
usual ceremonies, known only to the initiate.
Circulars from D,s)to, Sodth Memphis,
Augerona and Lila Scot lodges announce
that these ceremonies will be con-
Quoted by R. w. Brother John Beamish,
p. This is always au occasion of great
interest to the craft, ami should be for the
geuersl public, since the Masonic order is
gre1 factor for good, teschiog as it does the
subordination OF passion, the wickedness
that arises from harboriBg prejudice, and
the good that fows from the conservation OF
morality and the maintenance of the lava OF
the land. The men who govern the Masonic
lodges ought TO be shining lights OF the
.san6fF-axad- 10 At extent aud through them
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The Archbishop OF York is said TO date
the red-letter days of his career after the
fashion OF Mrs. Nickleby. Chatting recently
with some brotber-bishops, he said: "My
frat preferment came to me at the birth OF
my frat chiid; a bishopric on the. birth Of
my second, ard my archbishopric on the
birth of the third" "Well," said Bishop
WiIberforce, with twinkIing eye and bland
tone, "ws must hope that Mrs. Thomas will
not put you in the way OF any more promo.
tion at present, for there are but two more
translatiops open to you-;Canterbury ard
heaven-and you are not yet ft for either, /
fear" Well, Canterbury has been closed to
him By the Translation OF Bishop Benson to
that see, and as heaven is fer off Mrs.
Thomas is likely 10 have rest
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TRAFFIC IN HUMAN BEINGS
Chinese Women Bought and Sold Like
Cattle I'm British Territory.

VICTORIA, B. e., December 26.-By the
steamship Volmer arrived forty Chinese
women, thirty-two OF the pumber being cold
to Cinnamon who re side in the United States
and the remaining eight reserved for this
place. Yesterday two Chinamen who worked
to secure the women brought them before the
chief justice on a writ of habeas corpus, al
leging that they were forcibly detained. The
women, however, swore that they were free
agents, and the causes dismissed. In the
course of the investigation it was proved thai
the thirty-two women who went 10 the Amer.
lean side were disguised as Indian women.
1t is feared that The traffic in human beings
will be carried on at this port on large
scale next year.
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Attempled Tratp.wreckt,s.

MERIDEN, CONN, December 26.-An at
tempt wss made 10 wreck the o'clock &C.
commodation train out OF New York, about
two miles below this city, by tie placed on
the track. II curled up under the forward
trucks of The locomotive and brought the
train, which was running at a high rate Of
speed, to a standstill with alarming sudden
ness, but without doing any damage. Not
fsr behind came the limited express for Bos-
pite the signal OF the brakeman il was not
more than trains length from the sccom-
modstion train when it was stopped with an
abruptness that almost threw the passengers
out of their seats. The passengers OF both
trains were greatly excited
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Terrible Boiler Ex.los.op.

NoRTH ADAMS, Mass, December 25.-At
Hartwellyille to-day, while Bred Williams
and Marshall Mason Iere looking at an en-
gine, an explosion of the boiler took place,
and they were instantly killed, the bodies
being horribly msngled. The head OF the
boiler went into chsir factory adjoining.
The boilerhouse was demolished, and the
chair factory was badly damaged. A thirty
ton rock was removed three rods, and boy
vas lifted into the air and carried four rods.
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MR. H. B. PLANT, yell known all over
the South as president Of the Southern Ex.
press Company, corPystion of great us.-
fuiness to all classes q the people, is also
president of the Savannah, Florida and
Western railway. he is one of the self
made men of the country, whose career is
triumphant evidence q the value of hard
work, honestly deliVRed in one direction
Mr.. Plant, wealthy though he is,
is still an eIAaple of what
faithful worker should be, and he appre-
ciates 10 others what ie lie SO conspicuous for
himself. As an eVidNece of this, he en-
Christmas day presented Capt. r. G. FIem-
ing, John s. Tyson, james D. Hollister.
master mechanic, and James L. Taylor. gen.
eral passenger sgent, each with check for
800; William P. Hardee, treasurer, W. E.
AcKse, Felix Prendergast sld A. A. Aveldhe
with check for $3.50 each; and c. T. MoreI
pad Henry II. Mckee acheck for SlOe each.
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Hon.Resideaf Ks..,ce

No. zszs, Rp.-csrcuit Court of shelby oouuty-
sS---.oer Tern. 1s62-9aturdny, Decem Der Is,
1ss2-Ihe Memphis. Selma and Brunswick Rail
roa1 Company Va Harry NJ Hill ct al
II appearing from the amended petition fled In
this cause which is sworn 70. that the defendants
Annie Green, AoIlfe -Gpeem Nat. Green, VIM III.
Green and Mary A. Able. widow Of Barton Able.
and Dan Able, the regular guardian Of the above
named Greens, are reEidenu Of 81 Louis. No.:
peArauce herein. al the Courthouse in Shelby
y, Tenn. on or before Monday. toe 18th day Of
January, 1883. and plead, answer or deEnur TO the
amended petition died herein 18TH November, iss2,
and show c1uie, If any they have. why the land
described In said petition should not be con-
denned and appropriated - therein rrAyed, or the
sHid petition win be taken for confessed thsra
and the cause set for bearing exparts: and that Q
copy Of this order be pubhthed ones week. sof
Jour consesutive weeks, In The 4smpAL Appeal.
A tue copy-atteBt: JOSEPH UHIs Clerk.
Hy GEO. J. csmposiL Deputy Clerk
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the 8th Of January. -aEa'1-"

Oohiss ihsi'AAsGA--af No5e4kss 81 s5S6
Immigrants arrived in this country, Of which
there we're from England aud Wales, $3.50;
ireland, 2l77; Scotland, 745; Austria, 95S;
Belgium, l94; Bohemia, 4o4; Denmark, 475;
France, 3IS; Germany, 15,SO3; HuOgary,
2162; Italy, 1890; Netherlands, 125; Nor
way, 775; Russia, S6S; Poland, I15; S~e-
den, 1887; Switzerland, 800; Dominion OF
Canada, 1892; aud from all other countries,
167. The total number OF immigrants from
these countries arriving 10 the five mon hs
ending November Both was 244,611, as
against 29l 800 for the same time in 1881.
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TIE Boston Post says that the Longfellow
Memorial Association has raised only $1,000
of the 100000 wanted. People are slow in
subscribing for monuments to dead men. II
is probably because the living have 50 many
other uses for their money, which will take
care Of more pressing wants.
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suaocated in HI. s,eep.

CLEVELAND, o, December 26.-Joseph
Kosinsky, employed in the ironworks on the
Aats, being faligued by the days work, lay
down beside The blast furnace last night for
short nap, having volunteered to work a
double turn this morning, was found dead,
suffocated by gas from the furnace. He
I leaves young widow and infant. e
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Trustees Sale.

ON FRIDAY. TIE 2eTH DAY OF JANUARY,
~ 1883, in front of Once, p Madison street. city
of Memphis. Tenn. VIII sell, for cash, 10 The
bighe.t bidder. the following lot of land Lot SOC
q original lot 10. on the map Of the eity Of Mem
ming souta at right angles between parallel
lines 70 Exchange street extended III feet, To-
gether vita all the i'm proyemenz thereon. This
and Ann Harper, and recorded in book III. page
e94. Registers fce of Shelby county and also BY
virtue of decree in Runnen Va Harper No. 44e2
RD ChAncery Court Of Shelby county, 70 both
said deed and decree reference u made.
FRANK sHkA kQN, Trustee,
Horzau d AcFariaud AttorueYn
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A word 90 Mothers.

You will find Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup invaluable friend 1t cures dysentery and
diarrhez, regulates the stomach and boYelz e1res
wind collie, softens the gums, reduces inaaInnia:
nation and gives tone and energy 70 the whole
system. In almost every instance where the In
iant is suffering during the teething period from
pain and exhaustion relief win be found In fifteen
been administered. Do not fail 70 procure il
Price IS cents bottle. For sale everywhere.
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DISMISSED AS VExATIOUs.
One Of ChaImers's Mandamus Sniss
Thrown Out of COurt.

Special to the Appeal
JACKSON, Miss, December 26.-The man.
damus suit in the name of the State on the
relation of Chalmers against the secretary of
state in reference to the Tate county votes,
was to-day dismissed by Judge Wharton as
ve1atious, on account of The pendency Of
prior msndamus suit brought by Chalmers
himself for the same purpose.
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sion.
New YORK, December 26.-Reports are
current that arrangements are pending
whereby the Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph
Company will be SLOWED 10 extend their
lines 10 connection with the French and
direct cables, with the sgreemeut 10 pool all
business under the control OF peuder.
CINCINNATI, December 26.-Noou-River
II feet 8 inches. and rising. Weather cloudy
thermometer, AZ Night-River Is feet, and
rising. Weather cloudy and colder.
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~~ATHERE is no arguing a coward into
courage" But even the coward may be
brave after trying Kidney-Wort, that medi-
cine of wonderful efficacy in all diseases of
the liver and kidneys. 1t is prepared in
both dry and liquid form, and can always
be relied on as an effective cathsrtic and
diuretic Try n
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A Man 90 right suIIiv.n.

SAN FEAscIsco, December 2sS.-E. NJ.
Mace, the ex prise-fghter, who arrived on
the steamer Australia, Gays be came because
Ar. tox wanted him to meet Sullivan. He
says he has no objection 10 meet him With
gloves, but has broaght a half-breed Moor
named Slade who will fight Sullivan.
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BEAUTIFUL STRUCTURES.
NEW GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS ALMOST REAE
FOR OCCUPATION.


WASHINGTON, December 26.-After so Log
a delay, The north wieg of the beautal
structure devoted to the State, War sd
Navy Departments is almost ready for oca-
psncy, and a committee Of Congress ism
gagged in weighty business of apportiosns
the new rooms among the several bnrens
and clerks, who are all anxious to gethe
corner Offices, although all of them are fed
up with luxury that one never sees in ny
business houses in other cities. Withlhe
practical completion of this great piie5he
government has now bat one new Duihng
actually under way here. This is ths;ew
pension building in Judiciary squsre, vich
was hurriedIy located there apparenT to
force Congress TO put the proposed son-
gressional library building on private grnnd
east of the capitol. This new pensionf NICE
promises to be unique structure. IT. the
special design OF Gen. Meigs, who has attire
charge Of the construction. Only $p0OO
has been appropriated for lis eonsi rstIoD,
but it will cost much more. Asnear
as can be judged from the pps 1t
is designed on the plan Of thegrand
saloon OF an American steamboat, ~ !. Tor
the first time applied to great pubIiot1ee.
Externally the dimensions are 400 BY feet.
Internally there il an immense hall, ,3fby ZIG
feet, running clear 10 the roof. Tfspace
between the walls is arranged ia ssll OF
fees, all opening into this central ~ Ike
the stateroom of steamer. GH Melgs
says the design is like that OF tktsmous
Farnese palace. The immense rooFil be
supported on eight great columns prick In
the central hall, which will slsc be SUR
rounded by three arcaded gaIleristo afford
entrance TO the tiers of Offices, that the
immensely of the vacant space vi pc ID
measure relieved. 1t seems thai e people
al the Pension Office are soneElt netiled
that their opinion was not even eked be-
fesa- -sha plan was adopted, and = showing
zthat the building Is poorly desissd fof ths
ure 10 which il is to be phi, hayis no vaults
to store files aud records, and tr,cBvenient
communication between The of6e- Arcni-
tecturaI1 IJ7 UInfses 70 be ps ,etusl Won
der. The committee is pa7- rftriDg plans
for building the congressional Ifary on the
botanical grounds near Penuf yania ave-
nue., west OF the capitol, in the spe OF get
ting an appropriation this 1sr. and very
soon9a movement will be mae looking to
,he erection of a Sl.OG0.OO0 slace for the
PresIdenrs use, although thg White House
would seem elegant enoush fof hat purpose.
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TURKEY.
THE lay ToRrxDo azsscrED.

(,ossrsvTr<cr5r December 26.-The Min
.s,xr =. siarlne has written Col. Lay that
his torpedo has been rejected BY the Turkish
| -ogersmeuf. tins Torpedo Commission de-
cided that the nets cs the English navy rem
torpedoes, now manufacturing in the arsenal
here.
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STUDENTS RIOTS.
E'HerOd's determination OF the Children"
As 1t Occurs in Russia Over aud
Over Again.
The Great Universities the HOtbeds Of
Nihilism-Arabi's Vie " or His Sem
tenee-FOreign States.
FRANCE.

PARIS, December 26.-The Chsmber of
Deputies TO day adopted a bill granting sub
.vention 10 public schools after an animated
debate. During the discussion DeCasssnac
was called TO order and subsequently, for
mslly censured by the president OF the
(,hamhsr
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economical. and it II expected that the gss
Will supsrssds coal lGs Enanipg engines, and
possibly in domestic Beating and cookery.
Il is made without coal oil being used in its
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shows that during the knights Tenplar
couclsve next August the frat class hotels
gill be able to accommodate about 5000.
With private accommodations, and the
capacity of lodginghouses and minor hotels,
several thousand will still be obliged to use
Ieuts-
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Industrial kstabiishnents Closed.

CHESTER, PA, December 26.-Shaw &
Ezrey's weolen mile, Wetherhill & Co.'s
machine works, and other important indus.
trial establishments in this city have been
closed for time on account of the de pres sion
in trade, Large plumbers of men are thrown
out of employmeut
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me Kn.he,rtg,.KapIonrhip.

NEW YORK, December ga match
game of rackeis for the championship OF the
world and $500, between Joseph Gray,
champion Of America, was won by Gray.
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*LYDIA E. PIEKHAM's Vegetable Com
pound is positive cure for all those weak.
Desses so common 10 our bsst female popuIa-
fion
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Wes.gate was srraigued in the Police
Court to-day, and discharged, Murphy,
Crown counsel, stating that the authorities
were satisfied that he could have had moth
iug to do with the murders in Phe1ix Park.
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CINCINNATI, December 26-All differences
between the manufacturers and employees in
the shoe trade, with reference to the sched-
ule Of wages for Ihe SIX months ending June
goth next, were amicably adjusted to-day by
! board of arbitration.
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shonkinxAceidenf,

UTICA, n. Y, December 26.-At Canastoto
yesterday, Geo. Gates, assisting Miss Imogene
Lewis in hanging a chandelier, when = re-
voIver dropped from his overcoat pocket and
exploded, dischsrging the ball into Miss
Lewis's neck, killing her instantly.
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Ihe Vtce.ReraI Party.

SAN Francisco, December 26.-The mar.
quis and princess arrived at Santa Barbara
Sunday night. a large crowd was at the
landing, but no demonstration.
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ENGLAND.
GNNENIND
EXTENSIVE FURNITURE HOUSE BURNED

LONDON, December 26.-The two upper
floors of William Whitely's furniture store
burned out last night. The damage is very
great. The establishment is one of the
largest in London. Twenty-Five engines are
engaged n subduing the fames.
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The United States Supreme Court has sd-
vauced one OF the Virginia cases affecting
the payment Of the debt OF that State and
involving the cousti'utioualiIy of the Rid
delberger act scaling the principal and in
terest Of il. Argument will be
the 9th of January, anI-sn~earIy 1eelsion
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NO ONE whose blood Is impure can Ieel
we'll There Is weary, languid feeling, aud
often sense Of encouragement and despond-
eney. Persons having this feeling of lassi-
tude and depression, should take Ayers Sar.
separilla to purify and vitalize the blood.
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BECOMING ATRocIous

The Times correspondent at Rome, refer
ring 10 the demonstrations growing out of
the execution, at Trieste, of Overdankt, says
the Language of the intransigeant press is
becoming atrocious. The Lega Della Demo
crozid expresses the hope that the Emperor
OF Austria may be choked in blood.
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MN. KEYS, of Oxford, Miss, has patented
. cotton euItivaior and chopper, with which
he cultivAtes twenty-five acres in cotton and
twenty-five acres in corn.
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Her-fora'. Asid rne.pns.s
VALUABLE NERVE TONIC.
The Grand Conci~ye of knights Tenn

DIR. C. C. Olrnstead, of Milwaukee, Wis,
says: Il have used il in my practice ten
years, and consider it valuable nerve tonic" !"
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EST A ED 1910.
TNDICATIONS.

For Tennessee and The Ohio raLiey, generally
fair uOeathey, north to rest Tinds, no change IN
temperature, and Aigher barometer in eostern Por-
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THIS is q free country sure, but you can't
get DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup free of charge, it
costs you quarter every time.
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IRELAND.
wEsrGATE DISCHARGED.

SEARCHED UNDER THE CURFEw CLAUSE.
DUBLIN, December 26.-On an average
100 persons are searched nightly here under
the curfew clanse of the repression act.