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An Old Lady Killed,

DEL RIO, July 2G Special. Mrs. Ra-
chel Job, aged 80 years, was killed mt
M"key's siding, ten miles east of here
this morning at 3:l5. 1t is supposed tho
accident was through the carelessness OF
the railways employees. The train
stopped and the old lady got of at the
brakeman's call, surprising she was nj
her friends house. She fell through n
trestlo twenty-five feet high, breaking
her leg and causing internal injuries
from which she died. The corGnor's
jury is now sitting on the body.
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COMMERCIAL TREATY AT \ SrANpsrILL.
LONDON, July GA Madrid CORE
spondeut of the Standard says: Nogo-
tiution between Spain and America re-
lative to the new commercial treaty, Is
at standstill. Professions of America
clash with the Spanish interests of Cuba
and Spain is reluctant about allowing
closer commercial connection between
her colonies in the West Indies aud
America. The latter Is already taking
~ por cent. of exports from Cuba,
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Rcnnctt.NInckcY Cnhlc.

CHICAGO, July 26.-Races and base
bah are postponed on account Of rain,
q. ID. Roberts, who is interested tlnan-
cially in the Bonuott-Mackey Atlantic
cattle, says the cable will be ready for
public service October list. one cable Is
already finished and the other will be
completed ON the above date, The cost
of the cable will reach $LOOO,OOO. The
rate for cablograms will be materially
less than by the old cable, but how
much less Mr.. Roberts declined to
say. 4 company has been organized to
via st. Thomas, which will cost
S3,OOO, 900, and which will work in con-
nection with the Bennett-Mackey cable.
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NIrNIrn.
nnEAsnR ourRAaRs.

CRY or MEXICO, July 8.-William
Harwood and Edward y. Velash, Amer.
cans. arrested without warrant on an
unfounded charge of defamation of
President, and sentenced without
trial, are still closely confined. Tho
American colony IL greatly ex-
cited. Tho Mexican authoritios
dlsregnrdod the demands of the
American minister for their release.
The arrests were caused by q collector
of rents of the Presidents estate, who
wanting n secret from Nelash for
manufacturing soap and on Velash
d clining the business proposition made
lim, tho Collector used his influence
and had Velash arrested on charge of
defaning the President Harwood,
happening 20 be with Nelash at the
time, was also arrested. The prisoners
are over tifty years old. Two American
engineers on the Mexican
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school Fund Apportlonment - Dallas
Ahead.

AUSTIN, July %. - Special -- The
Board of Managers of the Lunatic Asy-
Inm have selected plans for officers
will bo asked for in few days.
The School Board has made the APP
portionment of the School Fund; iOi,jIi
children get S2,032,SIO, or s. por capita.
Dallas county will receive S2G,025, Dalla
city, Sl2,6i5; East Dallas, Sl,G0; total
AO,3l0; Last year II was S2d,0S2 Tarrant
county will receive $20,305; Fort Worth,
slO,2I5i Collin county, S2S,OSO; Mckin-
ney, SIZES.
Tho Collector Of Matagorda county
settled to-day.
Tho assessment of Duval county
shows an increase of 500, lg2.
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Days and oven weeks after the appli-
cation of the genuine Murray& Lanman
Florida Water the handkerchief or gar
mcnt still eXhales soft, rich fragrance.
II is this peculiar advantage over all
other toilet preparations that has won
for this world-famed perfume tho OK
pressivo designation of "impcrishable,"
by which II is generally known. TOdis-
tinguish the genuine article from its
"Trade Mark" which consists of mar
row white strip label bearing the fac
simile signature of Lanman X Kemp,
New York, solo proprietors.
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How to Obtain Homes ON Monthly Pay
ments.

The Dallas Homestead and Loan AS
sociation is now Offering its third series
of stock. The subscription will close
when Ss0,O00 is taken or 500 shares sold.
over half already sold. Any one can
join 10y subscribing for not less than five
nor more than twenty shares. Shares
are payable 81 each per month. The
association advances 800 upon each
share to build homes. You pay back
loans on monthly installments, no one
ever paying rs much as homes rent for.
The association is erecting three and
four houses every month for its mem
bers. If you are able to pay rent you
can buy and own home of your own i'm
this way. As an Investment or savings
bank IL pays II per annum, but its chief
dividends are beautiful cottage homes.
Ladies' are invited to call.
For further information call upon the
Secretary, 6l2 Elm street, over Oram's
icWClry store. II. G. STEVENSON,
Secretary
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rlcasnnt Paragranhs.

LAMrAsAs, July H., Special. The
ball given by tho Lampasas Rifles, was
acomplete success.
The soldier boys were greeted with
one hundred of the participants, who re-
manned until morning, tripping the
light fantastic.
Sergeant Miller, who was arrested by
the guard for dcsortiOn u few nights
ago has filed papers against the par
Elephants and calls for trial by court
marshal; he claims that he can extern
nate himself and convict those who at
rested him without proper warrant
The city Is alive with visitors.
L. l.. TrozeVant, of Dallas, tho woll-
SHOWN insurance man, accompanied by
his lady and Mr.. Frank Doremus, stan
editor of the Dallas HERALD, arc all In
the city.
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Russia.
pnI.IcE INSTRUCTIONS.

WARSAW, July 26.-rho police closed
a number OF collce-houses and restaur-
ants. All other places Of this sort are
required TO close ut $ o'clock every
night and remain closed Sundays and
holidays. The city is to all intents
placed In minor state of siege.
THE CZAR To VISIT WARSAW.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 26.-rhc Gear
will make u visit to Warsaw about the
middle of August. lie will not remain
in Warsaw, but reside ut Scienrcwiccc
from which place he will attend the
manmuvros and review; aftorward 60
hunting.
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Card.

Having been appointed School Dl-
rector for the Third ward, and as some
misrepresentation exists in regard to my
position ON the school question, take
this method Of placing myself Alright
before the public by saying that the
communications | have heretofore pub
lishcd were intended as an attack upon
what conceived TO be u faulty system
and not ~ u reflection upon any officer,
teacher or school. JouN II. JoNES.
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Going to Hear Penn.

ALvARADo, July 3.--ISpecial. Mr.
and Mrs. u. j. Head left here to-day ON
visit to friends In Clehurno and intend
70 remain several days.
About nineteen or twenty young. peo-
PIE OF Alvarado are going to hear Major
Penn preach.
Business to-day was fair.
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AT MuLERsrowN, PA,

MuLERsrowN, Pa, July IA fire
broke out in the Schrubcr House this
morning from the explosion of lamp
and before the flames were suhdued the
entire block, including hotel, Herald
office, odd Fellows Hall, and two stores,
belonging to man named Frcdericks,
were entirely destroyed. Loss, $1,000;
partially insured.
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France.
4 MEAT FAMINE

MARsElLLEs, July 26,--'rhe city Is
threatened with meat famine. Many
butchers have shut up their shops.
Others lind it difficult to procure sup
plies.
Cholera has appeared ut Spc2zia,
Italy, carried there by Italian wOrllmen
from the arsenal ut Toulon. Two fatal
eases have occurred already and the in
habitnnts are In panic.
81 MAN y TIES,
pAEIs, July %. The Fenians in this
ciiy announce that James Stephenson,
cN-Ienim head.ccnlor, with Mr.. Gala
CHER. proposes To visit America for the
purpose uf advocating the Irish cause.
II l3 eSpou,rd the English authorities
will demand The oNtradition of the Fem
ians concerned in the Scotland yard out
rage.
DECREASING NT rOUION.
PARIS, July ~. The epidemic ut
Toulon continues TO decrease. Thirteen
deaths last night; four ut hospital, six
i'm the suburbs and three i'm the city.
At Marseilles there were twentv-four
deaths last night.
JULES FERRY INCOG.
PARIS, July 26.-It Is reported here
that Prime Minister Ferry will, during
Che recess Of Chambers, 20 10 Germany
| incognito,
MNRsEfLLrs, July 26.-Noor Seven
deaths since . o'clock.
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Open to New Orleans All Rail, via
Houston,

Commencing to-day, July 2jth, trains
will run THOUGH SOLID, from Houston
to New Orleans. Train leaving Hous-
ton every evening 6;l5 arrives in New
Orleans next morning $50, being ONE
HOUR AND \ HALF ~ ADVANCE OF ANY
OTHER ROUTE, AND THE ONLY LINZ
MAKING CLOSE CONNIE TIONS WITH ALI
Inns FOR All POINTS east and south
east. For tickets or any reliable infor.
nation, call on ticket agents II. ~ n. G.
II. r., or j. l.. \. THOMAS,
Y. p. \. c., II. a 5. Ry. System,
n1Ilas frnxa.t
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Personal Mention.

ENNIS, July 26.-LSpecial.l Hon. olin
Wellborn and Judge r. E. Burke, of
your city, were in town yesterday.
Quite number of candidates from
WaXahachie passed through our town
yesterday on their way to a picnic at
Oak Grove, some six miles south of this
place.
ii. w. GRADER, of WaXahachie, was
here in the interest of his house to-day.
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D,y,dcn,ls Paid,

NEW YoRK, July f.-Receivor joint
ston, of the Marine bank, began pay.
mont to-day of the 10 per cent. divi.
dond. Three hundred depositors were
paid 100000. The total amount OF div
.sn.is WIN BE s0llleg0.
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RnnnrrlilrntI

GALvEsoN, July ~. - Arunor is
current ON the streets tonight that
Mr. George b. Nichols. Master
Mechanic of the Gulf Colorado d
Santa Fe, died to-day at Waulesha,
whore he had gone some six weeks ag0
for the benefit of his health.
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HAPPY TEXAS.
WITH IT'S GREAT WOOL WEALTH
enormous Increase of County Assessed
Values-Officers ola Newly Organ
lied County From the
Gulf to the Plains.
Pleasing Report of a Live Town.

COLORADO, July 25.-[Correspondence.
) Notwithstanding the fact that there is
not as much hustle and stir on the streets
of Colorado as there was in 1882 and 1888,
and not as many transient people, the
city to-day is doing better business
than it ever did, and more than any city
; of double its proportions, in the State.
The wool trade for the present season
has gone beyond the expectation of the
most sGnguine, 2,500,000 pounds having
been handled at this point up to date.
putting this at the low estimate of ten
cents per pound, we can readily see
what an immense revenue has
bper derived from this source
alone, and yet this is secondary
interest to that of cattle. We are not
able to give an exact estimate of the
cattle shipment up to date. But we
know the shipments now is running
from twenty to thirty cars per day. In
the early part of the week, seventy cars
4 we're shipped in one day. owing to the
wool and cattle trade business in the
& various departments is good, and will
4 doubtless improve more as the season
advances.
The streets are being sprinkled every
day, which adds very much to the com
fort of the citizens.
Three small dwellings, the property
of Dr. cole, in East Colorado, wero de.
stroyed by fire on Tuesday night.
After much discussion and delay the
postOllice has been located on Second
street in the Davis block.
Mr. +. &. White, brothcr-in-law Of Mr.
c. w. Merrill, Of this city, who recently
came from Tennessee, died on Tuesday
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ABILENE, July 9i.-tSpecial.l bono
van & Wylie made an assignment to-
day to Harry Henderson, for tho benefit
of their creditors. This was the largest
business firm of Abilene, and their i'm
mense credit business has brought on
the trouble. Liabilities about $4,000.
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New Paper-HeraId ON Time,

WACO, July 26.-[Special. -"The Ian
term an illustrated weekly, after the
Texas Siftings style, appeared this even
ing. f. w. Mather Il Go. are the pub
fishers.
The HERALD arrives ut 1880 II. m. on
its date, and is popular.
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FAILURES AND ASSIGNMENTS.


MoRRIs, MINI, July 8.-T. j. Jones
\ Son, lumber merchants, assigned TO
Geo. Darling. Liabilities, $4,000; assets
will not exceed S26.O 600.
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FoRr Worm, July % Special D.
Capt John Price, detective, came in
tonight from sherman, whore he ar
rested Jack Harris, a negro, who robbed
well known citizen of GAINESVILLE. Jim
Knox, at WhltesborO, of $500. Only $40
OF the money was left.
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Rcrinr,s Asnirntinns.

LAMrASAs, July %. Especial, Hon.
John Il. Rector, of Austin, will address
the citizens on August 9Th, on his can
didacy Tor Congress on the Republican
Iinlni
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offer at VERY LOW PRICES Can
dare
We also Fire and
-ArPF-J
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GALVESTON, July 26.-The National
base ball club of Houston will cross bats
with the Galveston club ut Beach park
tomorrow afternoon, i'm the third game
of the league series, each club having
scored a game,
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RnrrInrY NJ Lnmnnsns.

LAMrASAs, July 26.-.Special.l Three
dwelling-houses wero entered by burg
lars last night, which misdemcanors re-
suited in the theft OF about $50.
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METEOROLOGICAL.
q. q. wiley.

TYLER, July 9.-lSpecial.l-C. G.
Wiley, an old and esteemed citizen,
died at his sons residence, in this coun-
tv, last night.
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PARIS, July 26.-LSpecial. The Cen
eral association of the Baptist church is
now IN session in this city. # is nn-
morCuSly attended.
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FoRr WoRTH July o. Special. r.
Lucy Moore, the negro woman struck
on the head yesterday, is still in a pre-
carious, condition but it is thought that
she will recover.
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Ellis County Weather.

WAXAHAcHE, July 26.-rS Special. r.
me taxable property Of Ellis county for
lSs4, ioots up %lO,479,7lO, an increase Of
rl,2j9,7i9 over last year.
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A Farmer Mnrdcrcd.

'TYLaa, July a. Special. Between
Z and s O'clock last evening
'oss a Lsi.. ), tssi.....s IN u ll-.1dA.A e
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VYou can get good French Claret and
pure California (lSS0 vintago), in any
quantity you desire, at Loeb ~ Frci-
herg's.
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The best Smokin. tob lcco is "Lltlc
Joker"
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BARGAINS
win now be offered In Men'sand Boys Low
Cut Shoes, in hand d machine sewed, All styles
DON'T BUY UNTIL YOU SEE OUR PRICES
H. PAGE & SON, 7O9 Elm ST.

IRE AZURE Loss of the Hair
May be entirely prevented by the use o
Bu NETr's CoCAoINE.
THE superiority of BURNETT's FLA
voRING EXTRACTS consists in their per-
feet purity and strength.
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THE ROARING FORT.

SARGENT N 60.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-09
= Genuine What Is II.

Young George Smith, of this city, one day
last week on tho Air Limo railroad, near tho
depot, captured beast, water fowl, or some
other kind of brute, about tho size of n
large toad, and seems to BIO cross between Il
tcrrapin aud billy goat, having u body the
shape of tho former and head and horns
lill the other, only with the addition of n
sort of fllll-bordcrod night cap on his head,
something like our grnudmothors used to
wear. His eyes arc little, and bright US
black beads. aud his hind parts and tail are
much like that of an alligator and about tho
color. Around tho whole body, tail and all,
and pretty VOL spriukled over it, arc little
briors, like those upon u jimpsOn bur. His
movements are between that of common
toad and a big gray lizard and he Won't bite.
Now, what is he?
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The Campaign or 1900.


A merchant in this city has boon exhibit
INK in his store windows some woll-prcseryed
cartoons Of 1860, Tho creator number por-
haps, are attempts, moro or less successful
ut ridiculing the principles and leaders of tho
republican party; and several wero produced
after tho nomination Of the rai-spiJJcr.
The people who stopped in passing, TO look
ut the pictures, could not but 500 that those
relics tell against the democratic party.
Much that was good wit once can hardly DO
appreciated now, tho events OF tho twenty
four years have been 50 different from what
tho artists could have torosGen. II the Cleyor
mon who were cariCaturiug Abraham Lin
coin could have looked ahead five years their
fingers would have been paralyzod and tho
pencils would havo fallen from their clutch.
ono cut portrayed tho republican leaders
aud ugitutors entering mad-houso and 40
that day the enthusiastic party raised up to
break tho chains OF bondmon and rcunto
the fragments Of the state did seem to many
who lacked that insight which faith and
courage confer, and which is often bettor
than political sagacity, host Of heretics and
luuatics Tho party has apparently reached
less heroic STAGE but important history is
sometimes made IN very quiet fashion,
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a nanrerons Case.
ROCHESTER, June |, 1887. Ten
Years ago I was attacked with the most
Intense aud deathly palms In my back and

Sears ago was attacked with che emo most l,a
Intense ond deathly pains III my back ana
Extending to the end of my toes and
to my brain
(Which made me delirious,
From agony.
at took three men to hold me on my
bed Mt times.
"The Doctors tried in vain to relieve
me. But to no purpose.
morphine and other opiates
Had no effect
cater two months 1 was given up to
die.
"Whcn my wife
heard neighbor tell what Hop Bitters
had done for her, she at once got. and
gave me some. The first dose eased my
brain and seemed to go hunting through
my system for the pain.
"The second dose eased me so much
that slept two hours, something had
not done for two months. Before | had
used five bottles l was well and at work,
as hard as any man could, for over three
weeks; but / worked too hard for my
strength, and taking u hard cold | was
taken with the most acute and painful
rheumatis m all through my system that
was ever known. l called the doctors
again, and after several weeks they left
me q cripple on crutches for life, rs they
said. ] met friend and told him my
case, and he said Hop Bttcrs had cured
him and would cure me. poohed at
him, but he was so earnest was induced
to use them again. In less than four
weeks l threw away my crutches, and
went to work lightly, and kept on usin
the bitters for five weeks, until became
as we'll as any man living, and have been
so for six years since. 1t also cured my
wife, who had been so for years; and has
kept her and my children well and
hearty with from two to three bottles
per year. There is no need TO be sick at
all if these bitters are used. j. j. BERR,
Ex-Supervisor
"That poor invalid wife,
"Sister,
mother,
"Or Daughter,
"Can be made the picture of health,
"With a few bottles of Hop Bitters.
"JPiH you let them suffer"
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JournuIistic Girls.

A school Of journalism for women will soon
be opened in Detroit. II is no moro than
fair that the ladies should DO accorded the
same privileges which are popularity supposed
10 no the prorogatiyes of tho stern sex.
Though it may require years Of training to
dssuado them from italicising the least i'm
portant words and adding postscripts TO
editorials their inherent desire for news will
render thom efficient reporters, and their
gentle manners will provo more persuasive
in obtaining interviews than tho worrying
persistency of malo opinion moldcrs. Tho
City Of the Straits should DO congratulated,
aud needs only one moro innovation to enable
10 to lead all others in the race for popularity
1t should start sewing school for men.
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A HELPFUL LOAN.
Dumas's Ingenious Device for CoIinrlng
Some Needed Wealth.

ETCNuNDG,
So as to satisfy Alexandra Dumas Mon
sieur Dartois, proprietor of tho Variety
theater, agreed to pay him royalty of 1000
francs after tho thirtieth representation of
"Kean," providing tho total receipts amounted
to 10000 francs. "lf there is ever so little
less" said Dartois, mo royalty; but If there
arc 10000 francs, tho 1000 francs will be
handed to you at tho end of tho per-
formance on tho Goth of September" On
tho evening before tho Goth, 2,S67 francs were
taken, and the sum total for the twenty-nine
performances reached $500 francs. SO
Dumas presented himself beior Datrois with
very confident expectations, at o'clock on
the evening stipulated. lie already saw his
1000 francs in imagination. AS luck would
have IL only 1904 francs had been taken that
evening, which, added to $3.50 francs, gave
total of only $685. francs. Tho royalty was
lost by seven francs. you know our agree
ment," said Dartois, "a SOU less, and tho
royalty lapses? | am very sorry, my dear
Dumas, but 80 it u.s." BAH" replied Dumas.
1.-TWO thousand francs lost, that's all. The
only thing which Inconvenience me-" he
continued, "is that i counted upon these
1000 francs, and counting upon them, have
lust lent all the money / had in my pocket
to friend" ado not let that incommode
you," interrupted Dartois, "Shall l advance
you some money!" 81 will take advantage
of your offer" How much will you have?'
''Twenty francs only" Dartois drow from
them to tho author of "kean." Five minutes
after some one took three orchestra stalls at
the pay-boS of the Variety, and the amount
of 10000 francs was exceeded by tyo francs.
1t was Dumas, who, with Dartois's money,
had augmented tho receipts Of tho evening.
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To oil who nrc suffering from tho errors and In
discretious of youth, nervous weakness. early do
cay, loss of manhood, SC. will send recipe that
Will cure you, free OF charge. This great remedy
was discoycred by n missionary in South America.
Send selfaddr0ssed envelope TO the Rov. Joseph
n Iumou Station d. Nav York CITY
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her Of tho clergy, 26dovisod o mar
riape service bv signs Tho bride made
her promises in the usual manner, and tho
groom did his part thus: Having first
embraced Ursula with his arms, he took her
by the hand and put the nuptial ring on her
finger. lie then laid his right hand signiii-
oantly upon his heart, and aftorward putting
thor palms together, extended both his hands
to heaven. Having thus sued for tho Divine
blessing, no declared his purpose to dwell
with Ursula till death should separate them,
by closing his oyolids with his fingers,
digging tho earth with his feet, as though no
wished to mako hole in the ground, and
then moving his arms and his body as
though ho were telling funeral bell"
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Following arc opening, highest, lowest and
closing prices OF principal stocks, as corrected by
special wire reports received by Batcman Co.,
bankers, No. l1il Il street northwest: