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SYLVANUS EVANS,
OF Enterprise, Appointed Chancellor of
the Seventh MissfssippI District.

special to the Appeal
JACKSON, May 12.-Gov. Lowry this even.
ing appointed Sylvanus Evans, of Enterprise,
Clarke county, chancellor of the Seventh
Judicial District, TO fill the vacancy caused
by Ne death of Chancellor Wood. This will
be great surprise 10 the people of Missis-
sippi, ,.who had concluded, without knowing
anything about it, that Gen. J. Davi-, of the
coast, nephew of The Hon. jefferson Davis,
would be appointed. Judge Evans is fine
lawyer.
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Ga. Gypsy Life'' ..... schumann
!. o. venetian Bo2tman's Evening Song Sc
bsstisn Bach.
The Mozart Society and Thomas Orchestra
i. EFsntssie on Hungarian Airs ...... List
Nine. Julia Rive-King and Thomsg's Orchestra.
>. Arls-"O, Fstima ~ bu Hasssul l.........W Weber
Mrs. Belle Cole.
8. Hallelujah Chorus''-( (Aessiah) ---.----H Handel
The Mozart Society and ThOmas's Orchestra.
THIRD CONCERT-TCEsDAY EVENING.
headelssohn's grand dramatic work,
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DIED.

LYNN-At her rssidencs, No. 239 Welbngton
street in this city at O'Clock Saturday eyeaiDg.
Nav IL 1883, LUCY LYFE, wife Of Heary J. Lynn,
in the thirty-ffth year OF her age.
Notice o. the funeral VIII be given in Tuesdays
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tue management OF M. seymour Z. LOCKE. Ing
travelling forces consist of an orchestra OF sixty
men, selected from the New York Philharmonic
Orchestra; Ms. Humphrey Allen, of Boston, and
Ars Belle Cole, contralto; Mr. Fred Harvey,
tenor; Mr. Franz Remmertz, bssso; Nine.
Rive-King, solo pianist. The tour opened at Bal.
with four concerts, three evening and one matinee.
From Baltimore they went direct to Pittsburg,
where q second festival was given pril 30th and
May Isl and I'd, consisting Of three evening con-
eerts and 3 matinee.
May 1lth and l2lh. Thers was two concerts and
matinee.
The fourth festival will be given at Memphis,
May l4th and 18TH This will consist OF TWO even
ing concerts and matinee.
A single concert will be given IN Nashville on
May 10th. On the l7lh The Redemption viii be
given in Cincinnati, with the May Festival chorus,
and with the orchestra increased by local must-
Clans 70 100 men.
After the performance in Cincinnati special
train will take the troupe to st. Louis, where the
fifth festival will be given on May ls-b, 18th aud
10th,
The sixth festival viii be given at Kansas City,
No., on May 2lst, 22d and 23t: four concerts.
After giving two concerts in Keokuk on May 2ith
and 25th, the seventh festival will be he'd IL ST.
Paul on May 2Sth and Goth; four concerts
The eighth festival will be a. Minneapolis on
May 18th and 3lst 1t viii comprise four concerts.
From st. Paul the troupe will go direct TO San
Francisco for the ninth festival, which will be
June 9th, and the festival will open on the 7th,
and continue 70 the 15-h. There will be seven
concerts.
ON the return trip the first stop Will be at Salt
Lake City where the tenth festival will be given
on June 18th and 10th, in the Mormon Tabernacle.
The eleventh festival will be given at Denver,
and will last from June 18th to 2d; seven concerts.
single concert will be given in Topeka on
IN ST. Joseph on the 21th, one in Lincoln, Neb.,
on the 18th, and then will come the twelfth and
final festival at Omaha on June 29th and 30th.
A single concert will be given at Council Bluffs
on July I'd, thre0 at Des Moines on July Sd aud
4th, one az Cedar Rapids on July 5th, one at
Waterloo on the 9th, and the final one at Du
buque on the 7th. Mr.. Thomas will then go i'm
mediately to Chicago, where he will begin six
weeks season of summer night concerts in the
Exposition Building on July 9Th.
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Ih0ice Ripe Bananas
cents per dozen.
OLIVER, FINNIE & co,
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Enrnislling GOODS.
ste:.n a Dyeing and CIeaning.

TIE lsrgesi aad besl stock in the city at
sau MS5'f11 2693 Msia street.
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GREAT bargains in gents furnishing goods
st A. HEXTER's, 2l4 Main street,
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E.mwood Cemetery = The Rev. ID. G.
Kelly 10 be the orator.
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Besides elegant Vsses, game sets, ETC., very
chekpszt
JacE BRoTHERs, JR, 2241s Main Street
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Appended will be found the order of exer-
cises as prepared by the general committee
for the memorial celebration at Elmwood
Cemetery this afternoon at o'clock. Every
arrangement has been made by the resPec
tive committees to make the celebration one
long to be remembered
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DECORATION DAY.

TI,e Order OF Exercises 10 be Observed
To-Day at
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shirts.
Ms3's shirt factory Is the place 10 visit for
those Niio want superior shirts made to fit,
and OF 1lhe very best material. Mr.. May has
shown alaeterminslion to ss!a ablish a shirt
maki5g suSne.s in Memphis, and is now
supplying the best hat can be made.
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DESS ROYAL ARCH cHAPTER.So. 2 A
KAN.-win meet ia stated eonvo- N -
cation MONDAY NIGHT, Asy ISM, atN ~
A full Aitsaoauce OF Dembeis desired "
IMPORTANT bus ness Visiting companions frsfef-
nAIly invited. By order JOHN BEAN sH, H.P.
D. G. TeADEg Secretary.
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INNING RATION.

iMMiGhA ION.
APRIL REPORT OF THE TREASURY BUREAU
OF sTATIsTICs.
WASHINGTON, May J2-The Bureau of
Statistics Of the Treasury Department re-
ports that during the month of April there
srrived in the customs districts of Baltimore,
Boston, Detroit, Huron, Minnesota, New Or
leans, New York, PsssamEquoddy, Phila-
delphia and San Francisco, 7S,475 immi-
grants. The arrivals of Immigrants in the
same districts during the corresponding
month last year numbered 104 274; decrease,
25, ,799 Arriv9ls 10 these districts for ths
tea, uonih. n ling April 39tb, All $50; for
tie Fsme period las! year, 544, sol; decrease,
126,912
CAPITAL NOTES.
WAsHINGToE, May PA new couner-
felt S5 gold coin has made its appearance.
II pufyorls 10 be coin of the United States,
struck at New Orleans in 184S, is heavily
plated and forty-uine and one-half grains
light.
The Exchange National Bank, Of Dsnton,
Tex, with capital of $4,000, was author
lied to begin business. -
A statement prepared by the Sixth Auditor
OF the Treasury shows the receipts of the
Pos;c flee Department; from July 70 De-
| cember 81, 1889, being the first Lns quartz re
Of ths current fiscal year, to be 22,033 ,979 !;
gditures for TIE ssrae period, $40 644, AS,
leaving a surplus x 81 ,Sss,5S4.
The S. scrsssry of the Treasury has received
q letter from Mr.. Murch requesting that q
subuoso-o,Hccs teeuns be issued to Supervising
I Arohiiect Hill TO produce certain papers,
| which he ssys were not produced in response
] TO his demand. Hill says he has furnished
all the documents called for by Murcb, eI-
| cept TWO; one Of these is not in existence
He knows nothing at all about the other
| Secretary Foiger said he would not act in the
mater until he could ascertain exactly what
| pa ce-s are needed aud what bearing they
| had upon the investigation.
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A Handsome Clock and Candelabra,

READ B. Lowenstein's card in to-day's
paOer.
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Al S5c, and choics country butter at 25c per
pound. {. L. MOORE & co.
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READ Goldswiih's csrd
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List of Business Houses Tina; Will Close


We, the undersigned, hereby agree to close
our places of business on Tuesday afternoon,
May 18th, between the hours Of l and 4
O'Clock pm, so as to allow our employees to
attend tie FsstiYal 10 mAiinee:
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-06-21
A Pair of Shoes in Twenty Minutes.
IErniha flAn En.fnn Glnl,o.l

Eight hours consumed III making q
pair of boots and shoes when wcrklpg
for record woald be considered terri
bly, slow tituc III Lynn. Twenty min
utes is the best time on record. In 1880
CbM les Stewart Parneli visited Lynn,
aud while there was shown about the
city by Mayor Sandcrson and thrce or
four other gentlemen. The party visit
ed the shoe munufactory of @. S. Sweet
ser Y Co., and the proprietors decided
to show Mr.. Parnell how quick PAIR OF
boots could be made. 1t was decided to
make u pair of women's grain polish.and
the work commenced, Mr.. Parnell close
ly watching every movement. He saw
tue stock Tor the uppers and the top
Innings cut out, the eyeleting done and
the passing of the uppers from one
stltcher to another; he saw the sole
leather died out for the bottoms, and
the stock fitted. Up to this time the
uppers aud bottom had been kept
separate. Ihc next he SAW was the TWO
parts conetogether, the uppers lasted to
the bottoms, then the nppers were
sewed TO the soies by II Mckay stitchcr,
and in rapid succession followed the
work of beating out, trimming and set
ting the edges, nalljng IN The heels,
shaving aud finishing the same, buiiing
the bottoms and channclling. MIR. Pur-
nell then took the boots, which had
been manufactured in just twenty min
utes before his own eyes, aud carried
tbeIu with h1m to England. These
boots, in process of manufacture, passed
through no less than thirty hands, and
the work was perfect.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-06-21
Families in One Room,
lFrcm tho Pail NInll Gazetto.]

t
MIR. 6right's appalling statement MS to
the number Of families in Glasgow living
in only one room apiece is capptd by
the statistics OF oyercrowding in French
cities giveE by nj. Nadaud in support of
his bill dealing with unhealthy tene-
ments. According TO NJ. Nadaud there
are 213, ,270 hoIscsin France withoutany
window whatever, aud 10 which light
and air are admitted, when admitted at
all, only through the door or !, hole i'll
the door, which has to be stopped in
wet or cold weather. Allowing five peo.
pie toa family, more than ZOO, 900 per
soDa altogether must be housed i'll this
execrable fashion. In Paris, although
go, 900 tenements have been dealt with
in the last 80 years under the act of
1850, there are still between 1900 and
1000 families living in single rooms
without means of Warming, and between
1000 and 5000 in single rooms with no
aperature for light and cupboar5s
in fact. Between $4,000 aud 10000
habitations consist of single room only.
F" This side of tile social question" says
the report from which these statistics
are drawn, has to be fAcsd before all
others IA conclusion which is gradual
ly forcing itself on tue minds of men in
other countries besides France.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-06-21
Newspaper PubIishino in Japan


The newspapers III the kingdom arc
now reported at 1l3 Cbesides 1873 miscel-
.lancous publications), and tue newspa-
per circulation is sad 10 have grown
from 8, 40, ,269 i'll 1874 to 80, 449, 500 iii
1877 a list of the dozen leading Jour
nMs is given, which issue from 1900
to 10000 copies daily; one has 10, 200
circulation, one has $1,000, one has
1900, one has 5000, one has s, COO and
the other seven have less tlau 1000
each; but ii 800 publication days in the
year arc assumed, the aggregate clrcu-
lation OF these twelve is nearly 80, ,O0O,-
600. Tho Journal of largest circulation,
partly illustrated, strikes the lowest
level of sensationalism, and borders on
loosencss of morals; the restrictive press
laws take no trouble about indecencies,
but apply only to expressions as to gov
erpmental affairs. The code of 1878
does provide for n fine of 5 to 100
yen (the yen is equivalent to our trade
dollar) for publication OF anything Of
Tending against good morals and decen-
cy, but these terms are rather vaguely
defined in Japan.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-06-21
Young EngIishwomen.
iFrom tue London standard.)

1t is said that young Englishwomen
of the middle and upper ranks are ply
Bically stronger than their compcers in
any other European country or in the
United States. Well bred American
girls are famous for AN elcgaut and re-
lined type OF loveliness; French ladies'
are the best dressed III the world; the
youthful frauleins of Germany have the
finest heads of bair, the Spanish girls
the brightest eyes to be found anywhere
and in Venice and FlorenSe may be seen,
to Mis- day, direct descendants of those
old-world blonde beauties still fresh and
fair upon the canvas of Titan. When,
however, all is said that courtesy to the
foreigner demands, young Euglish ladies'
remain stouter Of limb, clearer Of COM
plexion, aud altogether more hearty
than others elsewhere. Plain food,
sound sleep, suitable clothing, exercise
i'll tue open air, aud the plentiful appli-
cation of soap and water are the hv-
gieDic open secrets for the preservation
of health in the human being; and the
nee of those aids, helped by climate
favorable to physical development and
personal beauty, have made yonng Eng
lishwomen what they are at their best.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-06-21

lfIom the run Mail GaZette.I
When Col. De Galitzin was colonel in
the Russian Guard he reeled out of II
restaurant on one occasion into the pub
lie street in broad day in n disgraceful
state of intoxicatiou. Unfortunately for
him, the father Of the present czar hap
pened to be passing at the time, and saw
him. He was arrested and brought up
to the emperor, who, after ~ few Ipdig.
naLt remarks, Informed the coloucl that
he WIS determined 10 make an example
OF him. 'Put Yourself in my place"
said tue czar. Suppose that you were
The emperor pild that you saw an officer
of your GUARD III the state see yol now,
what wotlid yoti say 10 him 2" "Sire, ;"
answered the coloucl, WHO seemed to
have retgin,d some portion OF
his wits, ''if l were emperor would not
address a,ingle remark to such u brute"
He heard nothing more of the matter
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-06-21
A Brave New Haven Girl.

Jennie Miles, aged 16, was attacked
III Munson Street, New Haven, Conn,
at about 10 O'Clock last Sunday night
by burly negro us she was returning
unattended from church. Tie negro
jumped out from behind clump of
shrnbbery Cd causewny and caught tue
girl i'll his arms. AS she was struggling
to free herself she discovered that the
rutiau WIS Ill his bare feet. She sprang
upward and with all her force brought
the sharp heels Of her shoes down upon
his toes. He howled with rage and pain
aud threatened to take her life. In the
darkness she could not make out the
negro features, but he pressed his face
close against her and heavy whiskers
swept her cheeks. In an instant she
wound her fingers into the whiskers. and
his howls grew louder and louder. The
dixie roadway is narrow, .,eing barely a
dozen feet i'll width. In an llnguarded
moment the negro nearcd the brink Of
tie roadway. As he did SO the brave
girl summoned all her strength and they
both plunged over the edge aud into the
water. The negro fell beneath her, and !,
as the water was deep, lie gave up his
fight, aud struggled 10 free himself from
the girls clu;ch and to save limselffrom
drowning. She pulled out big bunch
of bristly hair from his cheek. and let
him go. She clambered up the bank
and ran feetly homeward. Her father,
William H. Miles, one of the leading
residents of the 'renth Ward, organized
a search party and went out with Ian
terms TO hunt for the giri'sassailant, but
he made good his escape.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-06-21
nnaps or WATER.

MIR. JOSEPH G. BIcKSELL, No. tia Main Street. CAM
bridgeport Mass. wrtes April 70. 1885: II have been
terribly afflicted for number OF years with gravel and
kidney disease Ny urine contained bricktfust dopos-
ITS. and times could not my water except IN
drops and with great pam and have bad to get up as
many fifteen tunes during the night. tried several
physicias, they did good, but friend OF mine,
who had used Hunts Remedy, told M, to get bottle
and it, He had been cured Of severn case similar
10 mine and that others had used Hunts Remedy in
Cambridge and pronounced IL medicine III rcal merit
After beng repeatedly urged purchased bottle and
before had used al: Of II passed. stone large as
ses. followed by smaller have used IN all ten
bottica, and it has completely cured My kidneys
are IN excelict condition, and for Of ny 6sp
sixty eight years. tyuly feel like young
with strength aud vitality My family the Remedy
and would not bo without IL, and fail TO recors
mend it to friends and neehtors in Cambridge and
Boston You at liberty to iit uane in praise Of
the best kidney aud liver medicine, Hunts Remedy.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-06-21
morH.eATEN.



u had n beautiful garment
And laid II by with care.
! folded 1t close Will, layontI., ,.,,..
IN napkin fine and fair,
~ is Tar too costly robe - sai,,
For one file mo 10 wear,
seneyer al morn or eveeies,
put my garment ont
AZ ay by itself Under clasp and kev
IN tue peffanied dusk alone.
I'm IN, wonderful broidcry hidden.
IN n'any day had gone.
a1is rhsir were guests who came 20 NV ps,r,a,
and ,,.a Msse friends Who sat with me,
l ncte them company;
- suew owned the beantifu, robo
ahongh its splendor none might zoe
rn rneIs We're poor who stood at my portal
were orphaned sought my care;
gave them tendotes. pity.
5nt had nothing besides h" s,,,ro.
mad only the beautiful garment
ah9 the Saiment for daily wear
SN.St, on feast day'a comiup,
thought in my dress 70 gbine.
d would please myself with the lueter
VI Its shifting colors' fine,
~ woutd .. WALK with pride in the marvel
VI ita rarely rich design.
So out from the dust bore it.
The lavender fell away
And foh ON fold held Il up
70 the searching light uf day.
A,as! the glory had perished
while there IN its place it lay.
Who seeks for the fa.i..les. ;.ca,,tv
Muet eeek for the use that seals
40 tnc grace of constant blessing
The beauty that use reveals,
For into the foIdod robe alone.
the meth with its btglrtipg steals.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-06-21


In measles. soarictina and ether diseases OF child
hood when the disease abates ami disappears, tho
child may be left with dropsica eusons, with ulcers
in the ears, and where dphthera has extended 10 the
mouth and lips AT he corners of the mouth. Without
the blood purifying focts of Hoods Sarsapara
is slow, such ulcers very obstinate
With IL tho very best success has been obtained.
After diphtheria-seven children of JAMES H. BUR
CESS, Mddleboro, Mass, had diphtheria the same
spring. All survived, but complained of paIns bodily
distress and cramps Five bottles of Hoods Sarsapa-
rilia cured the whole seven.
For iive years after he he'd scarlet fever the little
Of JAMES ". A PRoUpFooT, Chicago, suffered
from foul running sore about his Hoods Sarsa
parilla cured him.
After vaccinaton-rwo children Of Mrs. q. r. THoMP.
SON, West warteu Mass, broke out with running
after vaccination. dreadful the mother thought she
would lose both. They entirely cured of these
sures by Hoods Sarsaparilia.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-06-21
..p1p syoNnEns ro,s nlE.n

The above words from Mr.. LEWIS KEEN No. ~
Highland Avenue. Maiden, Mass. April y. lss3 He
says 81 have been troubled for years with kidney
liver coiGplant followed by gravel with severe pains in
my back and groips. had great trouble in passing
water, 1t being soanty, and accompanied by terrible
burning the vessel being coated with brickdust depos
IT, was recoinm. .nded to uso Hunts Remedy by Il
friend who had been completely cured of srniiar
trouble. purchased bottle at the druggists. and
commenced TO improve at once. have used but two
bottles, and 1t has wonders for memo more KID
ney trouble, pain. 1t has given life.
aud would not bc without Hunts Remedy ut any
price, II il all that 1t recommended to he, and
cheerfully give this testimony for the benefit OF the
many suiIerers from kidney disease ant: grayel.n
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-06-21

IHE Lowell daily Courier speaks of Hoods
Sarsspalllla as fast growing lnto use, aud do
ing much good. Tue testimonials are bona
Tide, from parties who lave used tue prcpara-
ton. and cheerfuily give their testimony AZ 10
It's worth. Those afflicted with Scrofua Bill
iousncss or General Debility, should try this
remedy. Hood IL Co. are careful aud expert
euced pharmacists, and their preparations can
be relied on. Sold bv druggists.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-06-21
If and If

:" Ii you are suffering from poor health
or lauguishing On a bed OF sickness. take
cheer, if you are simply aiiing, or If you
feel weak and dispirited. without clearly
knowing Why, Hop Bitters will surely cure
you"
80 Ii you are Minister, aud have overtaxod
yourself with your pastoral duties, o
Mother worn out with caIc and work, or a
man of business or laborer weakened by the
strain of your everyday duties, or a man of
$ letters, toiling over your midnight work. Hop
Bitters will surely strengthen you"
I" If you are suffering
r from over eating or
drinking, any indlscre-
ton or dissipation, o.
'arc young and growing
too fast, US is often tho
'case.
Or if you are in the workshop, on the
farm, at the dosh, anywhere. ana tccl
that your system needs cleansing. ton
ing or stimulating, without intoxicating
if you are old, blood thin and impure,
pulse feeble; nerves unsteady, faculties
waning, Hop Bitters is what you need
TO give you new life, helltb, and
'vigor."
If you are costiyc or dyspeptic, or suf
ferins from any other of tho numerous
diseases Oi the stomach or bowels, II IL
your own fault If you remain i'll.
If you are wasting away with any
form of Kidney disease, stop tempting
death this moment, and turn for q cue
TO Hop Bitters.
IL you arc sick with
that terrible sickness
Nervousness, you will
find II 's Balm i'll Gil
cni i'll Hop Bitters.
II you arc a trcquentcr. or a resident
of u miasmatic district, bailicade your
system against the scoGrge of all coun
hics-naiaria, epidemic, bilious and lG
tornhttent feveis-by the use of Hop
Bittcrs.
If you have rough. pimp'y, or sallow skin,
bad breath, Hop Bjttcrs Will give you fair skin,
rich blood, the sweetest breath, and bealth.
$500 will be paid for a case they will LOT cure
or help.
That poor. bedriddep, invalid wife, sister
mother or daughter, can be made the picture
of health by few bottles of Hop Bitters cost
ur but tliio
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-06-21

& MURDER will out, so will the fact that Car-
boliue. II deodorized extract of petroleum, the
natural hair renewer and rcstercr, il tho best
preparation ever invented aud excela all
other hair dressings, as thousands of genuine
certificates now i'll our posscssioa abundantly
prove.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-06-21

NJ. hATkoF. the editor OF the Moscow
Gazette, IS credited with having more
influence with the czar tllan auy other
man i'll Russia. He is thorough alb
solu.ist aud the car likes to hear hlm
hold fo,th Jn tie divine fight of in-
icrInllsIu