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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

NIN I0Ub p.o 2-.-ro. Dmlrgl and
dt.y member. o.tUeNaw England f.ei,.y
ut New NuJr, psdouE ut ,he mpuu
dinner tins evening nl u..
mOuiCO's, MDnWle ". Coop. q,
president OF the society, uralnsd Ju.
GUAR. At his right sa William NJ E,hu
and on his left General Grant. Among
others at the table were George William
Curtis, Mayors Low, of Brooklyn, aud E8-
sou, OF New ork, Henry Ward BeecHer,
Olmunoy w. Dopew, Commodore Uosuur
and representatives. e sister societies
Among others present we're eX-Judge Hor-
aco Russell, Surro gate R)dg r =,
chief Justice Noah Davis, Ex.Judge
Amoux, John II. Stariu, Judges FanCher
aud Haines and Russell Sage. After brief
address of welcome, President Cooper
stated that owing to the ab.
sence OF President Arthur and
Governor Cleveland, toast8 to their honor
would be responded to. Calls were made
for General Grant, who finally rose good.
humoredly, and said he had only accepted
the invitation ON condition that he would
not be called upon to speak and excused
himself IN his usual graceful manner The
first regular toast FOrelalhers Day'' was
responded to bv Mr.. Evarfs
the speaker announced that he
did not iu'end 20 speak from % party IAN, .
point. lie hranohod out into u bitter
inyective against the Mormon religion
aud advocated los Suppression by the strong
arm OF the law. 10 was au institution hHV.
ing for it's object the ens.pyempnt OF woman
aud the subsection OF suffrage TO nm eCclesi.
astical hierarchy, which, In country OF
liberty and freedom like America, no
man could aUa.l 90 lock upon with
Indifference. ltmust yic,d TO the power of
the government. Hecosrd with some re-
marks On the temperance question, and
Io,uted out the influences that New bug
lAud doctrines, and the teachings OF
our ioreMthyrs have had in aCoomplisAigg
relorms IN both OF these cases. George
William Curtis responded to the toast,
New England Principles and New Eng
land Pluck ana poluleJ out the results
that these two iorces working in combiua-
ton since the founding OF the nation had
produced Ia shaping the conduct OF the
government
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

AMONG the pleasant greetings OF the In.
coming holidays in Dallas was the receipt,
by MAJOR JouN HENBy Brown. yesterday,
ola splendtd photograph of the late Car.
TAIN JANIS A, SYLVESTER, OF New Orleans
sent by niece OF the latter, MRS. IL. o
WnLIAMs, OF Argenta, Arkansas. CAR
TAIN SYLVESTER who resided In New o..
leans from las till his death in 1882
was the young printer soldier who
captured Santa Anna the day after the
battle of San Jaointo, and whose GAO acres
of bounty land, as soldier in that battle,
adioins the city Of Dallas, though long the
property Of others. He and MAJOR Brown
were long neighbour, intimate friends, and
comrades in many adventures on the In.
dian aud Mexican frontiers, ending with
the Nomervell expedition to the Rio
Grande In 1912, Hence the gift by his
niece, though stranger to the gratifled re
caiver
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rcnnEl.nnIn rlnmnntl,.

rHuApurHA, Dec, 22-The annual
dinner o. he New England society OF Penn
sylyania was held this evening ut the Con-
iinental hotel. Among the guests were
President Arthur, Secretary Chandler
Thomas b, Reed, uf Mime
Senator H1wlry, OF Connecticut and Rev.
Dr. Leonard Nooisoy BHG0u Iu response
to the toa,., The President OF the lui,ot
States, =" General Arthur said. 4 cuuHs..
Mr.. thairma1, my ..uiO, malt Of
the annual dinner has been somewhat
marred by the Knowledge / should be at
this moment dining with my own chapter
ei this society and TINT 10 had been an nc.
Of abandoning my brethren OF the New
York branch society which has brought
me within the reach oi your generous
hospitality; but what difference can it
make whether ! dine in Philadelphia or
New York; The President cannot be in
both cities at once. Indeed, / heard
i said that it is only relic
that can be in more than one place at a
Classed as relic until he has
given his place TO his successor Last
evening ! dined with New England in
Brooklyn, and the hearty welcome ex-
tended me 30 completely bereit me OF
thanks and expressions Of pleasure that
this fresh draft upon my powers find me
utterly bankrupt, thank you very much
for the welcome given me, and can only
say | Wish q long life 10 your society aud
promoters" Secretary Chandler, re-
spending to the toast, THE Army
and Navy" paid tributes to Generals
Grant Sherman and Sheridan and eX-
pressed the hope that a grateful congress
and willing president Wuud
restore the former soldier to
the rolls Of tho army. Referring
to the navy, ne spoke strongly OF what he
termed complete restoration, with u doing
away with all wooden ships aud smO0
bore guns and the sub1ti,utinR Of steel shl q
gud high power cannon, OF which We
have not Cns single specimen 10 show
la tbe course of bis rrmsrks no spoke in
praise Of the steamers Of a
AMolcan Steamboat company .
br..g tho only me Of furrl 'l
going steamers II ilg ,he American flag,
wheteup1u ShurrldgU, director OF th.
company, arose and said hat the company
Ncre negotiating lOr the safe Of the ships ss
they could not he made 10 pay While
run ulder the American flag, but could
under the ensign OF Great Britain This
statement was not received with much gp-
plnusr.
The president and several otter disliu-
guigh"d gnests lett enc dining room alter
10 u'ci0cE and went 20 the saturday Climb
plfN given NY William teupeu Ih, pres.
dyuild party ie,. tine city shortly alat ID
.u q sprgia' train 'lr Washington.
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LID: SUNDAY MORNING DECEMBER % 1873

erintandent should have entire control
While the traffic manager was expected 10
devote his energies 20 securing traffic
formulating ta.ilis and kline red dudes.
The vlce.president appealed 10
Presiden. Clark who appears ~
have sustained him, whereuuOa frafii C
Manager Joseph S. Tucker rendered his re-
signation, which was considered BY the tull
board Of directors in New York last
Wednesday, Clark aud Alderman being
present Tne board declined TO receive MIR.
fuckers designation, thereby sustaining
him. Mr.. Ackerman thereupon rendered
his resignation, which was laid over for ia
ture action.
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ment ofthe sGzeraiuiy NJ Annar; Bal
hiuh must remain Chinese; third, England
engages tn mediate on the basis OF The above
conditions; Alb II by Engiands media
ton treaty in accordance with the de-
sires OF the Chinese IS arranged, China uu.
dertakes within six months Of signing the
treaty to cede the island Hanoi TO England
DISAGREED.
CoGK, Dec. % In the Mayo conspiracy
trial the prisoner counsel cOntended that
there was no evidence to coroborate the
testimony Of Coleman, the informer.
O'Brien, for the crown argued that even il
the iHlormer's evidence was excluded doc
umentarY proofs sustained the prosecution.
Judge Johnson, summing up, spoke over
three hours The Jury after
celebrating forty minutes returnad with
the ann0uncemrutth mat thry had mot agreed
on verdict "a we're not ak'iv 20 agree
; fir 'ome time Alter dehoera ing Ey5
Inur. the jury returned into court ana tbo
itrrman stated that they had failed linl
"a verdict They we're then discharged.
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Sirnrl, itRirh.

MNSroPoIis, Dec. PA Billings special
to the Journal says; Jack Meyer has re.
discovered the bed ofthe Lost Cabin mine
IN Montana, which Ia immensely rich. Its
located near the headwaters ofthe Big Horn
river, This is the mine which three old
timers discovered In early territorial times,
Two OF wnom were murdered by Indians
and the survivor became insane and could
never trace trail. Since then
the discovery had passed into
territorial tradition. The lode
he reported to be cut by the river at point
where surface Indication show width OF
$40 feet and height of 90 feet. Meyer
claims to have trailed the lode 25 miles AMI
in places found It 600 wide. II is
Tree milling quartz and every pan shows
prospects Meyer, his father aud uncle
from Minnesota have gone to the claim to
develop,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23
LANCASTER.

LANCASTER, Dec, Correspondence
Our community il all astir arrannine h,
Christmas. The holiday season wifi he In.
agurated Monday night with some Interest
Ing exercises by the Methodist supdsv
school. The Baptist ladies and their friends
will give supper Wednesday nieht. Pro.
ceeds for church improvement.
Hon. l., II. Nash, by reason of sickness IN
his family, was unable TO deliver The adj.
dress to the school at its close lor the holi
DAYS.
Mrs. kinnick, Superintendent OF pnbli,
Instruction IN Dallas county, Iowa, favored
the school with visit aud practical tsik an
school work, DR.. Motlitt followed 10 a ieN
words Of hearty endorsement.
Deacon George White, who has been dis
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

Tns Monsnm ~ Advertiser regards the
BROOKLYN union's statement that AZ. Passi
DNNT DAVIS hns ceased 10 he su object Of IN
teresi 10 the new generations of the soulh.
west us AL evidence OF how little the uuion
knows of ,ne sluih,rn peUple. On tie
other band the Brooklyn papers statement
Is Ia every wsy correct Mn, DAVIS is M
longer an object of interest 10 the new
south orsouihwes, ans I, never thought u
until some Newspaper south calls him Ia
mind. Mn. DAVIS Is ryccsicsly es dead ia
the south as he had diei quarter OF q
century ago, anu his memory is not very
green either
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why lie Resigned.

Cmoleo Dec, s2.-wnliam X. Acker.
man, first vice.president Of the Illinois
Central railway, has rendered his reslguG.
ton. 10 tpka effect January lst The state.
ment is made ia an authoritiyo way that
the resignation is in consequences Of the
assignment of duties, which the
yce-president made respectfully 10
the traffic manager and the general
superlntendent and vice president con
tended that In all matters relating 20 the
practical operation OF the line general sup.
-srx~-sVss1ur~- w-e -
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

SAN FRANCISCO Dec. 22.-The Chronicle
will publish tomorrow the full text OF the
HuntingdOn-COlton correspondence, sue.
mitted in evidence In the Cotton case, being
tried in Santa Rosa. The letters impliCa,e
many prominent United States senators and
congressman and give the history Of efforts
made against the Texas IL Pacific subsidy
ziuk inc luud
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

Barnum. tbs great and enterprising
Snowman, has expanded millions capturing
the ouriosities OF this world, yet he has
signally failed to secure the greatest OF
them all--ihe Dallas telephone exchange.
1t may be the great Snowman recognized IT,
as do all its subscribers, as too great a
nuisance to tackle. The subscribers to this
so-called exchange will soon call mass
meeting for the purpose Of securing decent
service
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

" TKSSrsoN wau'l entitled 10 baron.
etcy who IA the name OF the pesragc wa9
II London dispatches are correct, the poet
laureate hos been robbed OF his brih,dsl /,
II he isn't placed IN the l'ue Of succession
TO some European throrc Since he has
been raised to the peeiaye II bos been lie.
covered that he Is desceudod from siS cen
English Nuse, ten French kings, three
Spanish kings nom the Emperor FRapr-
RtoR hAhnARossA, roma doEen o. two Scotch
kings ir,m Jous o'GAusr, the duke OF
foNAn,sr. Loan HAsriFcs the nrst ear o
DseRv from the original knight Of the
gerier, and from MAEAIoS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

rHE visit Of the German crown prince to
the peoples OF southern Europe may be
productive OF great change In popular
sentiment In those countries and serve to
cement the ties between Italy, Spain and
Germany, but Il looks liks good deal OF
time thrown away and a lot of political
ioolery all around. The populaces thai
nov greet and applaud the prince might
upon the least provocation, or any triflipp
circumstance, tear MIN TO pieces a week OF
A month herrr,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23
NOTICE.

The following are undelivered telegram
remaining at the Western Union office and
can be had by calling at the delivery win.
dow between and 10 q. m. and 6 and u,
m. to-day; X CONS, Il G Chiles, Schnei
der \ Davis, lSl, Oliver Chilled Plow 10, c
L Wellesley; J Levy & Co., Levi Bros,
Mrs. Metcalf, John Fisher, w X Sweet
Mrs. G Burk, J W Hhlook, WE Ray.
nor
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23
AN ArrEMPrrp poIsIoSISo.

Yesterday afternoon Israel McDutly, Of
color, put In an appearance At the Office OF
the county attorney exhibiting n package
OF striohnine, and made acomplaint that his
vile Sophia had ATTEMPTED to poison hlm.
lie stated further that she was infatuated
with one simon Brooks, Of color and q
warrant was issued rs sworn out by him
for her arrest, charging her with adultery.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

VIZ fancy we are getting along pretty well
as state, and indeed we are, but we lack
a good deal yet Of being Ia the lead OF
states from financial standpoint, II is
said that Wisconsin, away up in the cold
and trying north, is getting along so we'll
financially that GovRRScR RusK thinks Il
will not be necessary TO levy general
state tax for the next two years, or proba.
by ever again unless there shall be bad
management.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

BALTIMORE, Dec. 22.--rhe centennial Of
Washington's surrender othis command of
the Con- mani army at Annapolis, De.
oember 3, lSsS occurring Sunday, the
event was " ms norated tonight by the
Maryland Historical society by dinner
and speeches.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

Fall accounts be true the entire floating
population Of Nj souri, must have gone to
Washington for an office upon the election
OF Mr. CLARK Of Missouri, as clerk Of The
house.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

The French accounts from the eastern
scat of war indicates that France is hayir 4
everything her own way there, routing the
pig.talls and capturing tho big iortrCsaes
wlhoutony trouble whatever.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

THE comet has At last shown tsllf In tie
northwestern ky, but its tail 10 still hid
den, This has been modest kind ola
comet from tho very beginning
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

SOMEBODY has now called BEN BGrt Il
the Dakota Blizzard Of politics. In few
weeis BENJANE will oeriainly DO out in The
coolest weather he has experienced for a
lOnt time
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

TUE New York article Of girl is improv.
In, somewhat in her tastes Of late. She
j. said TO have substituted for the dude a
big Newfoundland dog as her street CONF
pauion and protector.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

P0oR old East! ~ is kicking terribly he
cause Chicago and the west have been get
Ting NIL the crumbs that fall from the rich
political table recently. Tue on9t is now
b ginning TO know how Ibis Itself
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

MEMPHIS Dgc. pa fire this eyeujng
burned the four-story brick building No'
200 Front street. occupied rs sLore.nousu
by the Mihuru aln Machine company
Loss about $4,000; Insurance, $50 coz.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23
{" only A nrnI,emnn.,

MEMPHIS, De. 22,--Whilo making up q
train at the Miss ssippi and Tennessee rail
read depot this morning, Al Smith, brake
man, was iosiltd from the car end. XII d
George Stokes, brakeman, hAd.....a
broken.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

pLYNogru, AAs',, Dec THE Landing
Of ne Pilgrims was observed to-day by thr
Pilgrim society On Pilgrim Hin, rhonss
Russell PRECEDING.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

TuE negro is not likely 10 maiutain his
present promiporca In the South for many
decades, as thc rae, dyingoul inmost sec
tions At the rate o'Al yer. thousand 10 22per
thousand annually Of the whites hside
from this 'n1t tho immigration u o., Of
Whitee.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

CHICAGO, Dec 22.-rhe Inter. Ocean spe-
cials from Bloomington, Peoria, Pacai Mat
toon and other points in central Illinois, re.
port one OF the heayi, Sd snow storms
known in years aud consequently delay
Ofal railway trains and partial interruI'
ton OF the Geographic service.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

GENERAL rEYoL boo vss the 10y 600 mDn.s
stprtiing or unexpected iu'D.ma'.un rom
Enra 4 that lhu American tscvrry mech
despised aud halod by the l.ugli.h people.
The British vonid be- singular ucpulo II
they entertained much los ri i.r va after
the constant abuse they srr receiving rom
the American patriots,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

TnE Chicago Press thinks II there should
boTa general failure 10 crops for Just one
season over the United States, the prctco.
tonists would see a terrible crop of tariff
reformer grow mp all over the county, II
Is only due to the ability OF the people to
stand the exlorlion that makes them toler.
ate the crime. ia thepresent unnatural aud
forced condition OF TRADE and mauuiuct ures,
we shuider 70 think Ut the crash that would
follow a crop failure.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

FgoM weather indications NJ Frostnt this
Christmas is likely to give Tom and Jerry
fair chance,
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ECRATCREl THR EL00l.

ccriif, that / only used them about six
weeks until l was 0lurely Well but bofoye /
commenced using them my face, breast and back
were Almost q solid scah, aud often scratched
the blood from my body | sm now entirely
well, aud think your CUrlCuRA REMEDIES
are the best for skin diseases that ever was
brought before the prhIc
II. NJ FOX, Caddo, Indian Ter
Sold by all druggists. Culicura, so cents
Res0lyent, 81 sOap, % cts, POTTER DRUG
AMI CHEMICAL CO., Boston, Mass.
Send for "llow N Cure Skin nlseRSes'l
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TuE various reports Tor the past yesr OF
the fabulous sums BLAINE was likely to got
for his book, and The success that has met
such work as those Of srnuSs, DAVIS and
other politicians, have probably been at the
bottom OF CONGRESSMAN KAssoS's determi.
nation to retire nom politics, lilo proposes
TO devote himself to literature, aud political
position intsiieres aud prevents such labor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

THE American coloRy in Paris bias got to
bo IA regular hightonsd slave market, where
American heiressos are sold TO European
counts und princes and art thereafter re-
ducel with ail Their giljed surroundings to
p 10 " oa worse lhnu beggpry
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INDICATIONS.

For the Western Gulf st,t's slightly
warmer; party cloudy weather wilh lFi.'
southeaserly wis = ia,iug foAoniUg 10y Iisng
bnrometef. -.
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the great holiday week OF the year COM
mepcCs with to-day
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EE E.N'T Try
CORNER OF CAMP AN0 LAMAR STREETS.

abled for sometime by cut on the knee,
lLilclod by failing win chlssl in maud,
Is 0u foot again,
w. T. Johnson reports hs b other
Jhnfie pfst tbe crisis OF oaerious ilints.
Weather cool and damp.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

CIYctNNA1I cannot clnrd toitt town
like 81, Louts ge' ahead Other n any re-
spect. SO thU American Bsrin ua, com.
meuceo TO tok about the insufficient 20.
lice, and the Rrcss number buu.o men
md thi,yrs Va thc cltg. lthI accounts oe
true both Cincinnati and So l.oum are in
u bad WY and have literally fallen among
thieves and rohherg.
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once.
dallas. Dec d. 1883 The public are
hereby notified the, } wilt pay no bills
made by my wife, Mr7. Louisa Pace, she
hayin' len my home iu my absence. for
some unknown cause and without excuse.
v r PACE
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BNEmNG iiiraroEees In nOmos, soiyuc, and
religion aie sitter an getting pretty close
together Mr. HrEbEEr srfNctw IA the.
Popular Science Monthly, gives the clever
est exposition Of his religious belief Tint has
yet appeared Ia summing up he declares
that man is ever In the presence Of an In
finite aud Eternal Energy, from which all
things proceed" This is pretty good or.
thodnx doclllne.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

TIpRE never was SUNDAY law that did
rot pres,u, some glazing Inconsistency or
,b.uriity Nashville is just enjoying q
new Law o. me kind reiearrd 90. % only
allows uewsatanist kccpo open from { o..
m TO So, m. Sundays. buj puwiH tht
noisy nov -JoyF toory their paper at su
hours 10 would have been better 90 open
the stands and stop the boy a.u,rctbcr
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mepo's WIN lo'uuN
rno o,,h.r rlica,,,,s A. ,r,.,nt This
,,t.,s,mssisIit.ly 70 Dive Tom and Jerry
: aais ohanoa
- - -
THE comet has a. last shown ltBlli In tie
northwestern sty. but its tail 10 still hid
den. This has been modest kind Of
comet from tno very beginning
s-- sd
The DaIs ana pSzaHis ia WIS ''ps'on
will feel most disabiriOusly the CJ9Bf|s
iona recess, but the country f. the gamer
by two we, *, nnd aloGu 800 bills.
as- ---
If al a'couu,s Dc 'Iue inc en'lFe noatinh
populaIloh OIL MI souri, 'uuSV nave gone 10
WashnRiou Tor au Office upon the election
OF Mr.. CLARK Of Missouri, as clerk Of The
house.
e..-n,La- - IL, nv p,r,,r
h.nLota pl,,vard of ,olitics In a Gw
wosts pr,r,urg wilI certaiolv be out in the
co,des woa,bsr ne has exoerienced for A
long time.
nun Now y,rk article of Girl ia improv.
IN, so,n.wbnt In her tastee of late. She
:, said N hovo substituted for the dude a
Lio Newfoundland do, 90 her atreet com.
n,,,ior and nro,oc,or
- s-
The French accounts from the eastern
scat of war ipdicetcs that France is hayiI 4
ov.rvtbino her own wny there routing the
, H. IT. e.-...-,.,a
ps,'"i'a 'U'' o'p, u''us ,"o ''h '0''''''''
"'"oU'u"1 ''ouS'o "''@s,'o
Poon old Eaal nts kicking terribly he.
o,nac Chicago and the v,,t have been ret.
ting nil the crnmhs that fall from the rich
NAUTICAL table r,canliy tins eegt ia now
\ .qipnisr 10 know how is Itself
s-- -.a ----
IouNe humanity is Increasing so rapidly
n THE country ihlt 10 rs annually boG0m'
Ing more butdoi some for SANTA CLAUS "a
yet around and laiss no stocking. lie will
have to.app1int soon sp.clpl American
Representative.
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