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"Tne Me,nodist Church -

BELLvILLE, Ont, Sept, l3 The United
Methods. conference has decided that tho
name of their new church shall bo "rhe
Methodist Church"
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Railroad ExcursiOn

This morning was the time set for tho
excursion to Mauch Chunk over the Read.
ing railroad, owing to tho inclemont
weather but two passengers left the King
street station.
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lne UCIhy IIIl N.toed.


CoNCoRD, N. s., Sept. - -GOyerno
Hale has vetoed tho Colby railroad bill.
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Row MIR Greeniiolds, knoxville, Tenn,
writes NJ follows "Sdmaritan Nerrinepcrma,
ncntly cured my son OF epilopuc Gts." Here's
food for thought. Sold by druggists Sl5O,
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AGOthor Victim.

WAsuIN"ToN, d. c., Sept. ga dis
patch from Psusacola says that ono of
the crow OF tho tug Rose was attacked
with tho yollow fever last night at his
homo IN Warrington.
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William Il. High, of Cumru township,
BeIks county, member Of the committee
on grounds Of the agricultural society,
has been drawn rs juror to assess rail
road damages IN Lancaster county during
the week oi the ialr, aud il viii now be in
order foI Judge Livingston, of Lancaster,
to excuse him. Mr.. High is very ctii
cient member or the committee on giOunds
and can ho lily spared.
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Yesterday, at West Willow, y. +.
Rowe, auctioneor, sold for John Vert,
nineteen head of cows aud heifcrs, nt an
AVERAGE price OF $jl.G3 per head.
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A Stsnmar Ashore.

MONTREAL. Sept 13.--Tha Richolicu
navigation company steamer Ter!e BonnC
is ashore on lsle Aux Gines, in the st.
Lawrence river. All efforts 10 sc. hor on
have failed.
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OiiiCer AppOinted.

On petition of tho congregation of River
Brethren, of Mastersonville, John Gill,was
app ointed by the court to attend special
rer wees to DO held at their meeting house,
on Saturday and Sunday next.
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NEWARK, N. $, Sept. l3.~-rho grand
jury to day iouud an indictment for muir.
der in the first degrOe in tho case of John
II. Chisholm, who shot his wife lOttie
last July.
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\ grand fruit festival will hc holL at the
West Mission chapel, ON Charlotte Hrcct, ON
Thursday, Friday ana Saturday evenings 0t
this week. Admission, 10 cents,
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ST. LOUIS, Sept. l3.-lteuss Il Co.,
millers, have made assignment. The
liabilities are $4,000.
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l'sTATE OF BARNES BROOME, LATE
Ia OF Lancaster city, dec'd.-Lcttcrs testa-
taInentary on said estate having been granted
to the undersigned, all persons indebted
thereto are requested TO make immediate set
tlement, ana those having claims or demands
against the same, will present them without
delay tor settlement 10 the Undersigned, re
siding IN CITY Of Lancaster, No. 81 James
street MARY A. BECOME,
CIIhS. T.. BROOME,
WARREN T.. BROOME,
SAM'L. u. PRCR, Executors.
Attorney. alG GtdTh'
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IAN Es, UANEs. a FULL LINE FKoM DC
~ up, NJ w
STORE.
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New NDrN,
Quotations by Associated Press
Stocks strong, Money, 2fD2Mc,

Now York Central. ......r,..,.,.,.,,....ll7I
Er0 Railroad. Observation-Disclosures. 3iss
adams EXpros5. ......,......,...........N
MiChtgun Central Railroad. ...........,...... ~
Michigan southern Rail rollt. .......,..... iO95L
Illinois Central Railroad ..l.7ts
Cleveland h Pittsburgh ltailroat. .l32L
Chicago Rock Island Railroad. .........l2lk
Pittsburgh Il Fort wayne Railroad ....... .l3a
Western Union Telegraph Company. sA
Toledo Il wabash. ..................... ..... 22x
New Jersey Central. Observation-Disclosures. SIX
New York Ontario Y NUstsrn...,......... %
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Pn1Ia
stocks steady

stocks steady,
Philadelphia y Erie II. R...................lS Is
lteading EIlroad d........................... sI.
Ponnsy lylnia Railroad h....................- 5SI,
l.ehigh Valley Ralr6st. st...................... COZ
United Companies OF New Jersey. .l92L
Northern Pacific. Observation-Disclosures. iOii
Northern Pacific PreforrG l. l............ az
Northern Central Railroad. 49,. S4h
Lenigh Navigation Company aaR
Norristown Railroad. d.............,.........lO
Central Transportation Company 3S
fittSb'g, Titnsvtllo Buffalo Il. r. ...... i?h
little Schuyikill railroad ..... ,,... -. :. 6Obs
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For
Daniel Webster
and family.
1 20, 10.

new Light on tho JENNIE Oramer Mystery.
Royal M. Bassctt, described as wealthy
manufacturer, of Birmingham, Conn, tells
a strange story about the murder of Jennie
Cramer, of New Haven, which happened
about two years ago. He says that while
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Tho liricneryIIIe Chn.ch Case.

In tho court tho doiepse closed their
testimony in tho Brickeryillo church case
this morning. The plaintiffs then offered
some testimony in rebutta and before
adjourning all the testimony had closed.
Tho counsel began speaking this after
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INR. q. 81. BROWN.

nK. u. ~. BROWN. -
- PHYSICIAN AND OCuLlST,
Has Removed To No. 20 WEST ORANGE ST
Eye and Ear treated. Glasses adi listed. Su.
porior opectaclos on hand and TO order.
je2IIydTh
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INOK RENT two NEW STORE ROOMS
Il In South Queen street, nG.halt square
from Centre. Apply ut NO. EAST KING
STREET, up stairs. seplS-ttd
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REU AUpERTfSEMENTS

I,URN,suED ROOMS FOR GEHTIEMEN.
u NO. 2b3 NOkTH QUEEN ST sepGiwdt
NTAHTED--a aOOD COOK At SO. diO
w North Duke street sll-Gtd
NTaNTED-A WOMAN 10 WASH EVERY
w Monday also woman experienced in
cooking. Apply at this once. 1l23t
YELLOW FROST CIGAR STORE, 81
Il North Queen street Headquarters Tor
the best &c cigar in tho city, al ....
IAKTMAH'S
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SPECIHL NOTICES.
An Excellent Report.

Hon. Jos. q. Goodrich, Oi ErOOklYn, \. ! .,
writes this; Cannot express myself In sum.
cICntly praiscwOrlhy terms. BUrdOck BOOd
RLHcrS have used for the past two yoar3 keep
my stomach in splendid trim" For saiU by
II. H. Cochran, druggist. i%f and l@ horlh
Queen street.
"Dr. Bcnson's celery aud ChamOuIilc Pils,
are worth their weight In gold In nervous and
sick hCadachr."-Dr. II. II. SChIiChtor ot Bal.
tlmOr".
"FIrc doctors . 10 END Of mCdtcilet u" rcitei.
Dr. RenSon'y SKIN cure has drtrcn d,rdy at
eruj,tiyny amt rm nediU lOcH" lila =. Young,
Hamilton, Ills.
The wonders OF modern chemistry ARE np-
parent in the beautiful Diamond Dyes. All
kinds and cOlOr5 OF Ink can bc malo from
them.
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H.SWAYNIC. M. ID.
now To seonrn ,iraItn.

Small Fox, Diphthciia, Scarlet Fever. Yellow
Fever, etc, cant exist where DarhyS trophy.
Tactic Fluid Is used.
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GONE TUMOKs, sPRINGiN8 FROM THE
- Periosteum OF the Bones, are likc iibrous
tumors. heavy, nrm, tense elastic, more or
less round or oval in outline. ana spherical or
nattened according TO the compression cXer-
c'sed upon them
CANCERS ana TUMORS OF all kinds cured
without pain or using the knife ; Also Skin
Diseases, Chronic and Private Diseasos-suc.
CCssiully treated by
DRS. II. ID. and N. A. LONGAKER.
UniCe-l3 East walnut street. Lancaster, Pa.
Consultation free. sl33tdSw
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WITTENBERG, Sept. 13.--The delegates
from England, Scotland and Ireland to
attend the celebration to-day of the quatrc
centenary of Martin Luther have arrived.
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Fatal Violence OF Hungary Rioters

AGRAM, Sept. 13.--Tho violence OF the
rebels against landowners between Glna
and Petrinia is increasing, The military
force which was sent to the sceno of dir
turbance, fired into adcnso mass of rioters
at Jakoboaez, killing fifteen and wound
ing many others.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-06-23
gently with hss lips. and lea her. without

gently with his lips. and ies, her. without another word.
 He had rcs gone ten paces when he heard her s.eps behind him
 No. don't go-icn't go w:,aou, say ing goodbye He turned. Tears were running down her cheeks. and her vo.ce vas indis..nG with emotion. Il Gcrt mean anything more than es; ;o say goodbye Az; iren. n spi.e of training ard tradition. Tom kissed his sweetheart under ,he gas-lamp. regardless of Possl- ble passers-by.
 "Going 10 marry a rich nan. who knows nothing Of arr. and never reads book. Fen Ten. my darling Fen was Mar.an's cry. For such marriage some one mus; saeTifce good Geal. and l don, thgIk :; vii be he man. Nca VII have everything asains, yoG-diser- CT; tastes, different kab.;s~ 6lTerer, v,ews cf fife
 Il, is quite ;ruc," said Penelope, wis,- fully, twisting her hands n . distressed way cuiie new .o her .. ;; $ sg:e .r2e but. Marian. dca'; know how j, is--i, $ ar absurd ,hirg 70 say. and 6ont l;xe !, ,r.yself-bG:, coming nearer ard knee.- ITS beside her sister, so ;ha, she ris sk: ulrrInur n her ear. - l a-a afraid really co love i'm '
 She hardly hrea;heG the words above whisper. bu; 10 ars1nen; eoGid have siieroed Marian so cor, .e;ely as GiG :ha; hAlf-broken r1crrlur. Wha; answer ccald De made :-fM :S< lfv Te&s.i
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-06-23
ke;rosFeccc3

Ho~ happy for US !, $ ordained that. n the mos; s;irrlng eAis,eaces. there are esey here and there .;le resting s3o;s of reflection. from which. as from some ei.linence, VIC look back upon he roa we have been treacing IT life. and cast a w.sttul glance a; ;he dark yls,a before us !. When firs' we SC, oui upon our worldly pilgrimage. these are. indeed, precious
 moments. when. with bouyan, hear- and sPiri; high. believing al, things trusting all things. our very youth comes back 70 US. reflected from every object we nee, : and. like Narcissus, we are bC; worship lng our own image ID ;he water As we go n life. the cares, the aaxie,ies, and the business of ;he world. engross Us more and more and such moments be- come fewer and shorter Many a bright dream has been dissolved. many ] fairy vision replaced. by some dark reality biigh,ed hopes. false friendships. have gradually worn ca.loas the heart once alive 10 tell upon Us ye: s,.-i, as he well remembered melody 70 ~h.Ch we iis.ened with deligh, in our infarCy brings % oar mature age tourh Of early years. go ~i,i the association Of these happy moments recur 10 us ID OUT revere, and make Us young again in thought, Then |, IS :ha: we look back upon our worldly career xe become convinced how truly $ the child the father of the man how frequently are the proyects of our manhood ihe frull oi some boyish prediiection and that, IF the cumulative ardor ,ha; s,irs the school boys heart we may read the prestige of that high daring that makes hero of its pcssexsog-
 These moments, too, are scarcely more pleasurable than they are salatary 10 us Dtsengzged. for the time from every worldly anxiety, we pass ln v,e~ before ourselves, and in the solitude Of our oxn hearts are we judged. That still small voice of conscious, unhezrd and unlisted 10 amid the din and hustle of life speaks audibly 10 us now and. while chastered on one side by regress, NC are sas- ,alned on the other by some approving thought, and. with many sorrow for the past and many promise for inc future. ~e begin 10 fee! : ao~ good [, $ fer us ;o 5e here"
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-06-23
Life in Jerusa.er.

E.e4 l;e1 S44-2y ie-F-a
 A lady lecturer. n speaking oi life IT ;ha: famous ci:y. makes some good points
 The earliest mention of Jerusalem. said the lecturer. take Gs back ;o ;he Gays of Abraham. about -.oco years ago. ol, |; was not un;il Das3G vas N.as ;ha; he city feli into the hands ;he Israel l,es. !; was strongly ior.z.eG. 1T. was considered ,mpresnah!e. When .ke Ark of ;he Covenan; MAS conveyed ;h..her ne sly became he rellssoa> as xe.l AS the political centre. The e..y .s sarrou11ie1. ay wa. e D s5 feet ,n ne sh:. w..h mighty ba;;ieruen,> and towers wi;h Ieoo- holes. The ais are s24r1.e. by sa.a.eFs alsa: ard Gay. ard ;he s.N .re4; sates were formerly a.l ciosel y >izaowa. aa.. ao; epenea 2n;.l ;te s4y 5Eoke aeAl-. As ne san SC. ;he sz;ereea s@fne iartr and called n l leaa Vo.ce Come. :he sun .s setting come .a:o he ei;y oE he gates WI. shat Nc4 out. ana 4s. as las: rays disappeared he massive portals closed wl;h ] crash. X. .who came A.:ef- wara were admitted y j ii;;le door 2 the Esi1G.e of ihe gate, wt.eh was caieG the eye ei he needle. The s:ree;s are very Earrow n erasa,efTl. and here 5 no saek thing as rght of way so ;ks you see donSeys and peop.e iafa5,ine over one another ia ,he CroW1e thor oushiares.
 There are TO o5,lssns pol er-leu ;here ,o help ore across. \ lacy w6e had lived in erusaieTa a. her lie. auc who was visiting New Aegs :of he hr,: tune. once sad 70 Iae ;ha: \es ToIk policemen reminded he, very E.4eh e. the Saviour. She sad ,ha; she an;ed 10 cross over Broadway 10 he As;cr house one day. and vas much ;errlf5eo oy the sehic.es. ~hcn sgeA. big pC.. er.4I stepped up and said Don; De 4ffaic :: when I'm with you you are perfectly safe
 The population Of Jerusalem, con tlraed the lecturer. "ls aboa; to ooc. The inhabitants dwell n ,fe,e.; 4aai- ters according 10 he fe. e.c.s. a,.,. e : nationality ha;es the others c0;G.a..y E-ea speaks .;s o,Va ,4n. .-4ee .re. Pse- seTses IS own customs. The Garsey s Ne-y useful anlm4 u ia me Ha.. i4Ea. 4f.~. soG see hIEE eseEy yE7.ere. HeeE. F. aSes .s les, Ter goes B; ,..e trees -han,.ae \ -7ot 9s oe..eye n Chns' a1 \.eaa.nr.e l. or VT nave fe. ssea !: a.l. sae sq :A.: .,es. aaG yoaa se; s,ts4soa. IL sa} la..aT
 When les <e:s a ;s.e Ea1a he thanks God Ina: he > .s 10: " s.1t- man. h N ,hamme an ceaa:fe. a.. br.aes are p--ld iog |. ,9. ,. The .roo-. Pro.1Ges he ,reasse4a There 4se ao laichkcys n he cas-. When f.sa comes home la;e ar. SaecSs i, hs door. al the windows IT me ne = 5osheo. open anG everyone .s roa:e.y aaN.o4s ao kao~ ~here lo4 a2se beeF. l, :ha: h 1T .
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-06-23
The L-..s af Mar


 Man born oi wofan. s at seN dasa and aa teeth And .n4eed fl eoaa be money hss yto sei sesaef8s'4e f h.a -s, oi e,shct Asior hs t4,s he nAsYssh 9Dr-fh t4 ,f then aaa .s lsf hIs fs.tf he hs. arsaisn as hen he stfa thef. sr ts 'he asi aee eff = through ia. thc irHi5st teSt'as the tfa eas aat. aa.t Ae .sss cad ot shsf mans 4~ ls ssutse thAn fhs rtst eea tl II gog5 c54|n 5n n Atc fte If Nls, 4b~tty sec
 N ne afase isas s.s sshsay fa su.a-. P a5s ia eI rs eafa d hafze. 'he < ep}s EB fsay-..t 1aa.s ars ihr tra Ter sA h5.t- 2 fke s1 A..s.tz room lie haye,a %ae,aaestera at ils. B hca he hash s8sl short II .f 4ad hs as4Sh39t saioAdess 2an han ltaa Moantssn 4 4f4 { s4i shfaay hfsA<eit aunr ia iis fAeth sariy And sslsih ar EHs 'ha he cay a.. hs barre 4aa Afots.ba5s<s. aai la ha ( hts. ITen ns .asysfs asyaGs she apoiis anluns 'hrmse.sez, and say Hs, ha he sf9ssle and la sore GastEcsssA hetagar fa5ne'h aaa he e~a;e'h upnn he hte4s, aasi sayeth Ny erop s lost ?" beeAass t- t@asfttt f'ftr w ++st iAfHN AtAsRHf UtE HheAi and he fsos, bstrfh h.a peachra II 4 be so tha, the aun shsneth. exea among ihe ntne;ies. hs s4yeth. Woe 2 ne, for perish." and f inc norihwess ~ana aisheth down IF fofsy-i~o beio~ hs cff'h, Would that were dead - lfa< sls sseselssh ana hue eans men say He is "a tramp and 4 he soe,h for-h shssen and clad IF purple and ilne ,nen ail the people cfy, shoas the dude
 He caffyefh lnsuTaaee Tor ,~ensy i've years, Hn'il he hath pad 'hssee sser lor asi h.a goo1s and then he l<tesh h1s pol Hy lapse one day. and hat same nigh, ire 9esFoyeth hs~siose. He bsf.asih hsFa hoase u 'srsey. and his fr,, born
 s cesosfe'i tiy fnos 3l.soes he pste hesh hls tent in New fefk and rasnp3 ,isfo4r ais substance He ssoss'h 70 kaaa4s aFa eytione eafryeth has haase an4y ese' snt9 IsssoaI. skie a pfaise ar, ard .en milton actes oi grasshepp~ss gAi icf his erop. He s<t;i~th himself ,n s.ensscxy, ana is tnot the neat day by : gentleman. colonel and statesman
 oe ass<, s4h. he reserabses. sai. l man sah, ae did not ike. sah serl!y, there is no rest for the soIe ni hls feet, and II he had fl all 10 do oyer agaan, he would not be born sf ali for :hs day of death IA better than the day of ones bsssh.'
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-06-23
CLIMBING A LEANING TOWER
FTA rx


 The sc~es. writes q :aarss,. has such q strange eFsect upon you. Yon begin well enough. yoa see that the s:airs are veFv steep n some places, and thA, the inner walls crowd upon you "a an anplcasans say. The effect IS a .sssle like being in the cabin cf ship at sea you realize kind of undelAang mosion. without hav- ing the visible cause of fl before yuas ces. We stopped ,o rest, small via dos was al hand we looked down into the interior et the ,oser. II was hke . deep round shan that had been sunk slansw,se there was Jus, enough slant so !, 10 be unpleasant.
 Ne faaged ca and on, and looked asaln. The tower was hegsnnins ta move s;tie we both saw and fell il The walls gagged yery asaeh: !, sas wish serae &lfsaenl,y tha, we keps tfesn sllp- p5ae oni of the door level ~lih the starr when the tower reeled over cn eur ssde. l wonder shn we had the courage to com plese the eat Towers have fallen be- tete now ieasing ;esers are not expeS ted Ia s,and any longer ;han they choose sp The earth Mas sunk about the Itsa tower. sa that you Ae aaNn several steps ,e SC; to ;he door en the ground 6oos We were near the sse, she teosx of fhe city lay iar below Us se eaaght gisidy klrnpses of the woi.d from the cpeaings in ihe wall the tempting doon ,ha; ,n- t;;ed us ,o step into eternity without waiting oar turn isy ih,s tune the hol. ON oi the tower looked ike monster funnel We were stun bling over the stone s;airs in An nnpleasanily susges- uNe manner. Shen ~e csfne se the sap chamber. where ;he grea, bells hung Here se hsea,hed more sreeiy. Inc hsg bell. Nrs shag siS tons hangs on the arpef sale ei he tc~er. @ "a ~,ndward As Il were the smaller bells taking ikesf chances on the aown grase. In, lt,le Ia tcaeyes. as. toI Ne were sil!i Ase ted hy he aasssadtness T the long sptA stairway
 While we were locking Il apoa lte segn'ts ttom the sarfrss above shr hr rI= chamber lo aii inc beis hexsn f4nssns ush Buzet eat feet The sensation ;. aa IA | ths tower ess sAeat to he shaken io pieses every xtoar tTemhle,. per egt- b.Y, The aa was wh3linx about oaf ears. One man dsdit al lie spsang on ,o aue II the Aells ard se, II swinging. then le1ped gayiy an 'e another. and Ai last ealghi the 5sk bel. n WInawas,t. and sot l;s shssk black tongue n motion. so he sklppe9 ashi.y ston oae To the oihei dadsire ihe soassak monsters as they hearesl aiies him
 Escape was impossible while the on- CT vas in progress. We had only ta ~At and stop oar ears. neAnNh hsls tsytng te sc, nteree,ed in the iandscaps The green hilia sere about IS n Sc inland side. The oantf, Nas as Ha as A 'laci from l3sa to the sea Away eti ie the eotpes hy ihe shnie lsy | esaofn Shosld we ne, Se te leEkofn when | lles bsit n hsai heue y f4ii Ne thought t best and as soon as he bells ssse 4uiel we went aeWa the cork s rev asasrg ase ara
 aae ia tke aafet 8aat spstai ataet ! has 'housh, 70 reeve the aniskiag iala n the say asn bui. on the as- ltafy haslns Ne on1e soals dat .4na. .ssi du'ag the ss eri ts4H 7nEy 's ses rad ,e aafate t 4si. aa4 eaels es.t gre lssy as hAd eftefe
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-06-23

Chsnese labor s becoming sonetAing of drug in the market. The passage of the immigration act did not have the an- sseipassd effect of gissng all the Chsnese On Ames,czn soil steady ~ork and hssh wages- Since the check imposed on ch.- nese labor, If has not become scarce or valuable in the markcs: but. owing ic 1 number of easses that were hardly es- pecsed. there seerns,a b< less demand tof ], ,han ever before. Chinese are b<tpg disehsfged from the mines, and ,h~s fail D hnd ernployrnen, when shey soek to the city. !, is said fhs, there are now more of them waking about ar- employed in San Francisco than eve- be- fore = Cei1sssaf bglsns4aa
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-06-23
4 oscrgis M&ns Way

| ~.a g.eAs fa~ Apfsl day as se ran Go~n 4nio Sos.h C-folina These A4s TO sfs n he eo4 ' nof eoa.d ihete have aeen rees oi aay f he windows rolic h4s. cen s~pt .nSr 1 hap from .t;rT-a. cA-. she had .4sely peeled '; hls fame and ta se, as cod AS d she4fec .@irla. s-ee seee6 af-r awhile n get, ng a he ~lnAo4s so@n b.; one Ina; ~ss oa he .h'-e4ne .3ee. ;hsfd se2t frofa ;se front sad .ha ~as oc. cepsed v is' mar s.sts | rcd l. z
 ssn yea e9ss .aeer that xat.- co~ sad .he Csos. sr
 iHAAi fef,
 Q &eeg a4: he
 - m roSe foe ss.s4
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