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The Meaning Of Our Flag.

The flag for which the heroes fought.
tor which they died, is the symbol OF
all we are, of all we hope to be. It ia
the emblem Of equal rights. It means
free hands, free lips, self-government
and the sovereignty Of the individual.
It means that this continent has been
dedicated to freedom. It means uni.
versa! education-light for every mind,
knowledge for every child. It means
that the school-house is the fortress OF
liberty. 1t means that governments
derive their just powers from the con.
sent OF the governed" that each man is
accountable to aud for the Government:
that responsibility goes hand in hand
with liberty. It means that it is the
duty of every citizen to bear his share
OF the public burden-to take part in
the affairs Of his town, his county, his
State and his country. It means that
the ballot-box is the ark of the
covenant; that the source of authority
must not be poisoned. It means the
perpetual right of peaceful revolution.
II means that every citizen of the re-
Punlac. native or naturaliz; must be
projected at home in every s II. abroad
IN every land, on every sea. II M, ans
that all distinctions based on birth
or blood have perished from our laws:
that our Government shall stand I've.
tween labor and capital, between the
weak and strong, between the ind;yid.
uai and the corporation, between want
and wealth. and give and qua aatee
simple Justice to each and all. T.
means that there shall he q legal rem.
cay Tor every wrong. It means ma.
t'onal hospitality-that we must wal.
come to our shores the exiles of the
world, and that We may not drive them
, nack. Some may be deformed by
i a dwarfed by hunger, broken in
spirit victims of tyranny and caste
IN wi.ese sad faces may be read the
touchlng records of q weary lire-on1
yet their children, born to liberty and
love, will be symmetrical and fair ;n'
telligent and free. -A' AZ
That flag is the emblem of q GU.
preme Will-of nations power a.
meath its folds the weakest " r,rs. n =.
projected and the strongest must olev
~ smelds and canopies alike the Infr.
lest mansion and the rudest hut. ria
nag was given to the air in tIe Ra,,I,,
tons darkest days. 1t represents t tho
suiterlngs of the past, TIE clor:a' ~,
to be. and, like & banner of be,vn,' ~ ;.
is the child Of storm and SIM Mpo oh, !.
q. MaersoN. 00'''
WHAT mea want is not talent-;t :.
purpose. !"
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Total from 1879 to lsas

totM IRON l7S9 to 1885.
In the seventy-two Years prior to the
civil war the South possessed the
Presidency for forty-nine years. The
extraordinary contributions of Virginia
to the Presidency were due, not at all
to her ocation, but to the unusual re-
"t'ons OF her strong men to the Gov
ernment during the period of the Revo-
linton and the settlement Of the con-
stitution. Virginia has furnished no
PRESIDENT since Monroe went ont in
1874, unless we count the accidental
service Of John Tyler, whose selection
Us Wing candidate for Vice President
IN Is4O was tle result of nm intrigue.
tennessee and Illinois at nj next to
Virginia. The sixteen years during
Mhicn Tennessee man has cccu,ied
sne White House include the eight wears
OF Andrew jackson, who would have
eeen INST as st ong a candidate if l,e
poem born in Delaware or Rhode Is
l:'d: They include also the four wears
OF Andrew johnson, who was rot
. u. 70 the office Of President. OF
'''e TWO p:csid hts from Illinois. Lin
,'t' was not nominated because he
''l'e'l ''om State it was important %
''''fn: and Grant, at the tine OF his
': :.! y, was regarded more "a
. ., OF the United States ut large
1 ,n rs son Of Illinois. - itic.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06

DENNIS ANlOr, 1anrin,
Madison county, Mont. - g.
Br.,nd--Cat.e thus 81 on left 80
side. Horses, some on lett (N
>hor,ldsr. Ranye-Lowcr RUBY
Valley. tsr-3-'-.l
NJ. BARRETT, Horse Prairie 49,
Bcavcrhead County, Montana. -
Brand-Cattle, on left side, n. Il
Horse, same on left shoulder. M
Mark-Cattle waffle on left jaw.
Range--iiorse Prairie and Fig
Hole Basin.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06
The Presidency.

Only nine of the thirty-eight States
have furnished the country with Prcs:-
dents. These States are the following.
and the length of time the several
States have held the Office is also iutli-
Gated:
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06
MONTANA
MEAT MARKET.
Murray & Readicker,
PROpR

II is opened Il Mc,; Aiarkc, on Mon
tana street, where he will keep
only the choicest Meats. and viii
spare no pains to please liz patrons.
lii-aa--
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06

LIE Scotch Duke Of Athol has plant
'u curing his Etc27 ,00UU, COG trees, COW
er1liS lo,uoo acres OF his estate.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06
"COS,.ss Mining Code"

For sale at the news stand ri Mr. Dciml;ny
Postoiiicc Euisui,s, Nirsi,,i& Ci.y. Il
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06

WORKMANSHIP On PUBI.Ic I.AxD
Vessel owners Mail Contractors OF Carrier Invent.
ors; Soldiers and Sailors Of every war their heirs
many OF whom have rights unknown to them, may
decisions by sending for circular FREK to W!HA.
COULTER, Attorney n Law, ST. Cloud Building,
Washington, ID. C..
Over twelve years practice in the highest COURTS be.
tore Congress and all Departments OF the Govt
Attention given to
HOMESTEAD.
PRE-EMPTTON.
TIMBER CULTURE
AND ALI. CONTESTED LAND CASES BE.
FORE GENERAL. LAND OFFICE,
And securing patents to Government Land.
Land Warrants and Soldiers and Sailors Additional
Homestead Certificates boue ;ht and scld.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

l offer for sale the SpIGHr HOTEL
and adjoining lots-some 20 acres
more or less. House is two stories
high, with about rs rooms, including
tive which are conveniently located for
renting as offices or to be used for
hotel purposes. Good frame stables,
corn cribs, well and c~iStern, two good
gardens, clover, potato and corn patch
es and grass lot.
/ will also sell or rent my farm ad.
joining, containing about 200 acres, SO
acres good bottom land, farming tools,
mules, horses, cows, hogs and house
hold and kitchen furniture. Wishing
to retire from public life, | will give
the cheapest and best bargain ever Of
tered iu this county. Invite early ap,
plicatlon. Will sell mr home and
farm for one half cash and balance on
II months credit, with note and APP
proved security, with 10 per cent. in
terest. SIMON r. SPIGHT.
RipleY, Jan. q, 1882-tf.
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At q meeting Of the board Of
Trustees for Ripley Institute, held
or Monday evening, June 18th,
1888, JnO. Y. hurry, president, all
of the members Of the beard being
present, the following proceeding
were had, tO-witt:
On request of T. A. Hunt, fur.
ther time was granted to solicit sub.
scriptions.
Upon the reading of some written
applications, for the position %
teacher and considering some YER
bal applications, the following pre-
amble and resolutions were adopt
ed:
WHEREAS, applications have beer
made for the position of principal
teacher in Ripley Institute, frOn
distinguished teachers from the
States of Indiana, Ohio and Georgia
in addition to several application
from worthy and we'll qualifieC
gentlemen Of Union county;
And, regarding these applica
tons a evidence of the high est
nation placed upon our school, We
feel encouraged 10 press forward
with the important work Of raisina
the necessary amount of funds Il
place the Institute upon a Stlll high
or plane OF usefulness, than it hai
hitherto attained. Therefore,
TEERRSORE, RESOLVED, l. That th'
citizens Of Tippah County, ant
especially the business men of the
town Of Ripley and sIl others
friendly TO the enterprise, be anC
they are hereby appealed to to con
tribute g literally as they can t.
The funds Of Ripley Institute.
RESOLVED, 2. That 4. A. Hunt
instructed to solicit subscriptions
On motion, the "SOutherA SENT
mel" and Ripley Advertiser" wsr
requested to publish the proceed
ings. The Beard then adjoUrns'
to meet Monday evening Jane 26tt
1888.
J. Y. MURRY, President.
I. A. HUNT, Secretary.
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The Ripler Female COLLEGE

is now an assured success. Ali the
plans having been satisfaCtsrily ar,
ranged, the citizens are responding
in q manner that shOws they are
aroused and mean business. We
are truly rejoicsd to see such una.
nlmity Of feeling in this matter.
United as the people Of Ripley
now are on this question, there can
be no fears ss to the result Of the
great work Miss Winkler has un
dertaken. Steps will be taken to
commence at an early day the
building Of the house and have il
completed and ready tor the open
ing Of school BY the first Of 6Sptem.
Der.
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Pursuant to the recent circular
Of Gen. Smith, State Superintegd.
ont OF Education, q teachers Insti.
tutS will be held ut Ripley on the
1Tth Of July, lasting i've days.
Professors j. A. Ralnwater of Sar.
dis, Miss, anc W. r. Garrett, Bell
Academy, Nashville, Tenn, trained
experts in this wOrk-will be che
loadiAg instructors in this Institute,
assisted by such local taleAt %
may be willing to contribute to the
CauSe. Thsss Institutes aEe in.
tSRded for the benefit Of all teach.
ere, Of public or private SCHOOLS.
But let It be understood that lii ey
ana not held fOC the benefit Of
teachers alsMe. All persons, and
especially parents, aRd those most
interested in the cause Of educa-
zion, are earnestly desired to be
present, on these occasions; aud
thereby arouse new exertiOns to
impTOvO our schools, deepen the
sentiment in favor Of popular edu-
c&tioa aRd widen the circle OF it's
supporters. AN teachers through
cut this aud adjoining counties Who
will take a part with US, are re.
Quested 10 furnish their names and
the subject they propose to discuss,
Ut as early 8 day as possible, so
that = programme Of the exercises
can be arranged il, time. The
good people Of Ripley will enter
Gain all teachers free of charge and
hotels will accommodate all other
visitors at reduced rates. The OK.
crosses will be varied with some
excellent music by the young Ia,
dies and gentlemen oftown and no
pains will be spared to make the
lAstitate pleasant and profitable
tor all. Il costs you netting and
we want you to come.
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Oranges and Florida.
Better than BTeszes ana Blossoms-
Under a New FLAG,

Even the balmy air and orange
groves Of Florida fail to keep its peo-
pie full Of happiness and comfort
Art must help nature everywhere-in
the tropics as among the pines Of the
North. "And, chief among the bless.
ings which are adapted to all zones"
writes DR.. J. G. Wallace, of Fort Dade,
Fla, "is PARKER's ToHIc. II seems to
have the world for a field, and most
of the current diseases yield to its &C.
ton. I have used it in the case of q
delicate and dyspeptic young lady.
with the most gratifying results. It
seemed to accomplish with ease what
the usual prescriptions and treatment
for that miserable malady failed wholly
to bring about. am also glad to state
that the tonic has greatly relieved me
personally of a troublesome atomic
condition of the stomach O flong stand
ing. It is the ideal purifier and inyig-
GRANT"
Messrs. HIscox l. Co call especial
attention to the fact that after April
l6, 1888, the name and style of this
preparation will hereafter be simply
PARKER's ToNlC. The word Ginger
is dropped, for the reason that unplin
cipled dealers are constantly d eceiving
their patrons by substituting inferior
preparations under the name of Gin
ger and as ginger is an unimportant
fayoring ingredient in our Tonic, we
are sure that our friends will agree with
US as to the propriety Of the change.
There WILL Be NO CHANGE, HOWEVER.
in the preparation itself; and all bot
ties remaining in the hands OF dealers
wrapped under the name of "PARKER's
GINGER Toxic" contain the genuine
medicine if the signature OF Hlscox i
Co. is at the bottom o outside wrapper
May 10, l883-l2m.
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Mes Sue ROgan and her
charming cousin, Miss Mary, Wood,
have been spending the week at
Mrs. Rutledges. This explains
why some Of our young gents have
been seen "GoING SOUTH" so often
for the last few evenings. The y
said they were going after plumS-
that iS "a PLUM aoOp'UN," boys.
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Diamonds, silverware, etc, The
finest selid gold goods of every de,
scription at bottom prices at V. B.
Thayer's, the live, popular and relI-
able jewelSr. Repairing Of fine
watches and jswelry a speclaIty.-
265 Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
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J. A. WEIGH, ct. al.,)
VS..
H. B. Smith, ct. al. }
In pursuance of q decree "of the
Chancery Court of Tippah County,
State Of Mississippi, rendered at the
May term, 1888, in the above stated
cause, ! will, on Saturday the 23rd
day of June, 1888, at Falkner Station,
sell, to the highest bidder, for one half
cash and the balance on a credit Of
twelve months, the following described
land to-wit; The North East quarter
Of Section Z, Township 8, Range A
East, and 40 acres in the North East
Corner of the South East quarter Of
Section Z, in Township 3, Of Range 4,
East.
Note and security will be required
OF the purchaser, and the vendors
lien will be retained for the deferred
payment. f. A. HUNT, Com'r.
Falkner q Frederick,
Soils for Compl'ts.
May 90, lS83-5I-4W.
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Our town vas somowhat J,

Our town was somewhat On.
livened this week by the arrival 81
> few travelling gentlemen, They
came and swopped few yarns with
some Of our professionals, but our
"BOss ] cker,' Capt. Jim, being owl
81 town, they fonnd nO one that
could compete With them, and aoon
retired in disguss. Among The
namber wsFe Capt. Jim Beswell,
Capt Scruggs, Governor Danheiser
and Little Dick McClarty, "who
never told . lie"
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KNIGHTS OF 'HoNoR PGcNEt

The KNIGHTS OF HONOR Picnic,
at Harmony Church, Saturday S0th
inst, promises to he enc of the
most enjoyable affairs of the sea,
son. The object is to celebrate the
10th anniversary Of the inception
Of the order in the United States,
and will DO participated in by
members Of Salisbury, Middleton,
BOOnsMtls and Ripley Lodges
Ghs 6AubburS ava Ripley OSrnot
BaRda. vii tSSiiVOn tho occasion
vith s@SGic. g&pt. James 7. Pant,
Hon. W. A. Boyd ;nd r. O, Prev
1T will deliver addresses. Every
body iS invited to come and have
q pleasant time and learn some
thing VI tho workings Of this noble
order. Fare for round trip 81
cents.
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Work given out. On receipt Of your
address we will make an offer by which
you can carr SO 10 81 evenings, at
your home. Men, Women, Boys or
Girls q do it. H. G. WILKINSON
h CO., 1876 and 1877 Fulton Street, New
York.
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ANEW CONCEPTION oF"HAMLET.'

ANEW CONCEPTION OF"HAMLET.'
When the melancholy Dane ex.
claimed, u have that within me
which pasaeth shOv," he was IN
doubtedly sGfsriag from . severe
attack II RhapmaSism 81 Neuralgia
He aid sit paSsstE shSw,n Because
it could aot BE- seen; but had b
been aware Of the we'll knswn rem.
ody for these troubles. he wsuld
have purchased S~alicyliea, ths
greatest discovery in EATBRIA MEDI.
CA.
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TIE WE SKLY COMPASSIONATE,
stas no sN terior as y great-faanily and pO-
lltleai P per Ia 5hU newspaper world
lts clrcr aCion is
MANY TIMES LARGER
than my political newspaper in I've South.
a sxeelled by but few III che UnitrJ
oCa -. 1t contains, each week, thu mOak
20 } plete summary Ofts.ae newS ofthe world.
= Tits editorial colU.nns (HRNRY NATTER
N, Editor-in-O hleE,) are always able,
trong and bright. Among the
ESPECIAL FEATURES
are Telegraphic Specials from all the Lead
ing points in the United States and IA
rope, Serial and Short Stories raAlaras.
Sermons the day AFTER delivery in Ar,1ux-
IlyA IabcEnacia, Market RepUrts, Fashion
Letters, Turf and stock kenurts. Answ.rs
to Correspondents department, Poetry and
Dcpal tmcnJ Tor Children. No nome Ia lnv
Country should be without 1t.
SUBSCRIPTION TERAs.
Daily, SO GOA year; Sunday ~ Coz year.
Weekly, single copy, one yer, Il 81: FTye
Copies, IA year, vs. 90. After aeihbotHpe
has been sent Us the club raiser CD
throughout the year, add single eunserltl
itions as received IL Il lowest club rate
81 10 foe yearly subscriptions. Yearlv
subscriptions only can be received ii thia
rate. Our terms f0r less thaa 1 year are ~
TOR 3 months; 10 cents for Q months; 81
cents for tllrec months.
A Salnple copy oil Weekly Dourier
nal is selt free Of charge fer exaMln4aos
On application. Liberal cash cotnnnissIsa
allowed canvassars, and Quite sent them
Tree Of charge.
Address II. nA1nFhaAM
IRE I CONGREGATIONAL 10, L8ulzvilln. gv
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Ia ViCkSburg a few days ago DR..
Mcconnell, u colored dentist, ad-
ministered cAloroform to a woman
in order to pull a tooth, and before
restOratives could be applied sac
died.
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COMMUNICATED. /

DIED--On last Monday at 10 N.
little KAvANGUaH,.sOn Of William &
Virginia Jackson. Kavsnsugh was
q sprightly infant just reaching the
age to nestle around his parents
feet and utter the cry Of pa and ma;
but the good Lord spoke and bade
him come up higher. So nov he ID
at rest in the arms Of jesus.
Little brsthers and sisters, you
caAnet call Kavanaugh back, but
live devoted to duty, and you will
meet him ia the world Of eternal
happiness. -.
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As When she was Young.

II have us cd Parksr'S Hair Bal
sam and like it better than an y
similar preparation | know Of"
writes Mrs. Ellen Perry, wife Of
Rev. ?. Perry, Of UoldbroOk
Springs, Macs. my hair was al.
mOst entirely gray, but a dollar
bottle Of tho BalAam haS rettored
the ssftnsSs, and the brown color Il
had when | was young-not q sim
gle gray hair was lefl. Since | be
gan applyiaglthe BSlsam nay hair ha'
stopped failing out, and | dnd thai
1t Is a perfectly harmless and agree
able dressing"
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Married:

ON Wednesday, the Goth inst, al
the residence Of the brides sister,
at kossuth, Miss, Capt. ThOs. u
Spight, Of Salisbury, Tenn, to Mrs
Gussie Buffalo, Rev. T.. W. Gordon.
officiating.
The Captain and his bride. at.
tended by a few friends, arrived in
town Thursday, and we're enter
tanned at the residence Of his father,
Maj. S. R. Spisht, where they were
welcomed by quite a number of rel
atiyes. and friends. Lat night
quite a pleasant reception was Civ.
en- to the young people Of town in
honor of the joyous event, who
turned out EE MAsSE, and protract'
ed the festivities Of the evening
until "tAe wee sma hours Of morn"
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LOCAL MATTERS.
=. o. PREwITP, Local Editor.
RIPLEY RAILROAD.

Train on the Ripley Rail Road now
runs daily Sundays not excepted aa
follow:
Leave Ripley $40 A. N.
Arrive Middleton 800 A. n.
Leave Middleton 1I.O5 a. N.
Arrive Ripley LOO e. n.
SUNDAYS TRAIN,
Leave Ripley at 8.45 A. M.
Return to Ripley at loo p. NJ.
Close connection with trains on
Memphis d Charleston r. Road.
9. L. HARRIS upt.
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No CHARGE FoR CONSULTATION.

Nv NkAAkNUE EVh' n ! AVN :
II you are suffering from any
chronic disease about which you
arc growing discouraged, such Al
Pulmonary trouble, Catarrh, Bron.
chitis, N~eurAlgiS, Rheumatism ,
nervous prostration, ETC., send a
statement of your condition to DrS.
Starkey u Palen, 1909 Girard
Street, Philadelphia, aud get their
opinion as to the value Of Com.
pound Oxygen in your case. II
WILL COST YOU NOTHING. Ask them,
At the same time, to furnish you
with such documents in regard to
their treatment and such evidence
ia regard to their professional
standing as will enable you TO
clearly a~pprehend the na:u re and
action Of the Treatment and give
you confidence in them personally
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# f.
House Painters, craIners, EmItatOrs Of Marbles, &C.,
Buggy, Wagon q Ornamental Painters,
~QRIPLEY, MISS.0~

l make a specially Of ORNAMENTAL PAPER HANGING and
DECORATING OF PARLORS. ALo polishing and vanishing Pianos
and all kinds Of Household Furniture. also do kabomug and white
washing the best style and by The most approved chemical process,
combining durability with beauty. / also use chemically prepared fire
proof roof paint, which will be applied 50 low as to justify any ONO in
making their business houses doubly secure.
My motto is fair dealing and prices to suit the quality Of work desired.
April 7, l883-6m.
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For the best pianos and organs
and ell kind Of mGsical Instruments,
send TO II. G. HOLLEN BERG,
Memphis, Tena. See card. II.
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The Memphis Appeal for 1888

The APPEAL has just entered upon the
forty-third year OF its existence. Dur
ing the year 1893 it will maintain all its
honorable tradition by the adoption
of every improvement which progress
can invent or suggest. 1t will bG this
constant aim of the management to
make it a complete newspaper and the
reliable exponent Of Liberal public
opinion. With this object in view, it
will print all the news of the day,
promptly and as fully as its large and
increasing facilities will permit. White
keeping our readers intelligent upon al
the political questions OF the time, we
shall continue to devote II large share
of our space to agricultural, educa-
tional, religious, scientific, literary, in
dustrial and commercial matters. Po-
litical parties are likely to be recognize
ed upon new issues a national politics
are assuming new phases. This will
give additional interest to all well-cOn-
Quoted newspapers until the next Pres
idential election. Every good citizen
should keep himself abreast OF the cur
rent politics Of the day tor that rea'
sen the price Of the APPEAL is place
within the reach of even the po0res
The history OF the APPEAL for the ; 81
forty-two years has been the histO' u
Southern thought, Southern 20. ics
Southern industry, and its futu' : viii
DO he same.
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The Representative News sszse Vi, the
South. Democratic and on = a.rta IN
Revenue only
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quite adisplay sf natural Gre.
works an Thursday night. 6sllowed
bya Rplendid shower which was
needed.
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-Ehursday was the lcngeat day
q the yeaF.
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Mrs.. FaIkner received > letter
from the Colonel last week, dated
1T Queepstown, stating that their
party arrived At that point safe and
sound alter q pleasant and rapid
voyage Of eight days.
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THE WEEK ~
GouriarsJf Err~no1
AN ORGA, TOP
Live Issues III wing Ideas
AND MOI ,A1 FORCES.
AND MOI al FORCES.
An enemy of M onop olies,t o igarchis,s
and the : pirit Of Subsidy, vs.
emb odiea in that
"ihievh lg Tariff.

THE WE 2KLV t,OURIEREOURNAL
Has no So erior as Il great family and po-
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