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TORPID BOWELS,
DIS RD e r Ed LIVER,
and MALARIA.

From these sources nrise three-fourths OF
tho diseases Of the human race. These
symptoms indicate their existence: Loss Of
Appetite, BOwek sosttve, Sick Head.
ache, fHllnoss after eating, aversion to
excrtiOn of body or mind, Eructntiosi
Of food, Irritability OF temper, Low
spirits, A, feeling OF having neglected
snme duty, Deafness, Flute ring ut tha
Heart, Dots before the eyes. highly col.
ored Uriae, CONSTIPATION, and do
on thu Liver. Asa Liver medicine TUTTB
PILLS have no equal. Their action on the
Kidneys and Skin is also. prompt; removing
all impurities through these fhree scav-
engers OF the system," producing appe.
tite, sound digestion, regular stools, Q clear
skin and q vigorous body. TUFTS PILLS
cause no nausea or gripping nor interfere
with daily work and are o perfect
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ArChieago ey tneS:ss 7:ll 5.sl s:2s
aleaplng Car Arrangement and
Notes On Running of Trains.
Trains are run on Central Standard Time. :.
10 Meridian. There Is difference Of so
minutes between Main Line Time East ofthe
Ohio River, and Trsns-0hic Division Time
West Of the Ohio River.
No. Runs sailv; has B & Palace Sic .p-
inr Car attached from Chicago TO Wsshing-
ton. Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York.
and indianapolis 10 Wheeling via Columbus
Dining Car nom Chicago to Walkerton This
iss solidtrain from Chicago TO- New York
no change Of cars Of any class.
Ne. 8 Rims daily from Sanduaky - BAL
.ipore and New York, on ell other Divisions
daily, exsspt Sunday. Sleeping Car frsm
Toledo daily via Ncnrosvilla
Nos -Rans daily; hes D 4 O. Palace slsep
inr Cars atsaehsa fpm Chicag go.ts Baltimore.
No. 4 fs4l Runs daily from Columbus to
Newark, snd Nos and daily. except Sun
day. between Columbus, Cambridge and
Ho I Runs daily; has 3 L o. Palace sleep.
ina Cars attached from New York; 70 Chicago
pinipe Car from Walkerton 70 CHICAGO
.slsepipg Car from Wheeling to Indianapolis
Via Columbus, daily.
No. s Rpns daily from Baltin.rs to san
dusky and colnnbus; on Chicago Diyisisr
daily; sxaept Sunday; has B. 4 o. Palsot
Slsepipg Car attached 10 Toledo, via Non
rosville and ". 4, L, ERR.
- Nc. 2 Runs daily; has B / O. Sleeping Ca
a.t,ehed from BAltimoreto Chicago.
Trains No. 2 and have through coscl
between colunbls and sandusky daily, and
Columbus and wheeling daily.
No IL Runs daily On Chicago Division y
New York, via Auburn Junction, Detroit ant
Suspsnsien Bridge, Has through Sleeping
Csr attached. Dining Car from Chicago 4
Wslkerton.
s,raitsyils Division Trains run daily sx
ssyt Sunday.
slndieste trafns Yan daily.
indicate trains run daily except Sunday
NeTR.-WheTe NO Time Is given opposite
ssations, Trains do not stop.
L. u. coLs, General Ticket Agent, bsi'i'
more.
VIZ RBPPRRT, Pass. Aes, Columbus.
C. K LORD Gen. Pass. Agt, Baltiuere,
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l have inst recsixed full stock Of Gro.
ceres, Notions. Tobasso. Cigars and Csndie 5.
Can furnish you at low rates any article
kept In grocery store. Give me call.
Nov. 20, 1888. FRFFZ BUcKI0.
- F-f-l
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THE NEW YORK HERALD,

ADDRESS. NEW FORK HERALD. .
Nov 81, S3-t6. Broadway and Ann Street.
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VOLUAIEX.X.XII IN UJMBER,BI: ls.sl
lId " against tho nomination q Grover /,

a. NH T.. - fHHs soil -
DID against tho nomination Of Grove,
Sieyeiand no one opposed more earnest.
sme lolly ol passing over In silence and
.,1inerencc the heroes OF tho party in
oiuer 70 nominate n man who wns forced
upon INC attention Of his party merelylby
Wy ,Mne press and q few refractory Republicans
WHO nau never failed to express their
aUhorrence OF our principles and their
coh.enlt ior ourselves. Had such man
Us we wanted been nominated, we would
nave given him majority such as VIC are
asked to give Grover Cleveland, / hear n
cry, OF distress throughout the countrv
and that cry calls mo to urms-ior ~
Democratic ticket. [Checrs. Tainmumnv INV
Hal! was not an organization 10 In
governed by u feeling toward or from mon
II was a body. OF principles. Beyond rc.
yengo lies patriotism, beyond dissatisiac.
tion lies loyalty. Under these two mas.
Yer impulses you will win. tTammany
ilall Is tho old guard OF the
democratic party, there VIC will
stay. (Long and continued \ cheering,
during which Cochran seconded the rcso.
luton and sat DOWN. Then there were
irahtio cries for John Kelly."l1 That
gentleman shook his head and smoke not
me chairman ordcredthc Secretary to call |
,llerolionthca adoptian ofthc resolution. AS
he read the names only small portion Of
ne members answered to their names.
" hen the name OF cx..tssembly,nan
lsoescil was called he arose and protested
,'e;!inst thcprocccdings. He was perc,np.
torlly called toorder. The result ofthc vote
was Slo ayes and 81 nays. A committee
was then appointedto make arrangements
Tor q grand ratification meeting and after
. cal! Tor primary elections was read the
meeting adjourned, s5,5, : .''r
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PRESIDENT ARTHUR's AILMENTS.
The I,eu, md Other Causes VIII Keep Him

The Heat md Other Causes Will Kccp Hin,
In New York for Somo Days. ".
WASHINGTON, D. c., September Il. Pres
idcnt ,Arthuris very sick man, confined
to his bed Mt the Fifth Avenue Hotel in
New York city. As iar as can be learned
here, the facts are, that the President is
now suffering from Il number OF com
plants, principal amongwhich is the effect
OF the intense heat during his visit to Ge-
iiera OF the occasion Of Secretary Folger's
funeral, since which time he has been
completely prostatcd. Private advices
received here confirm these statements,
anh add that Postmaster General Gresham
Wis summoned to the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Yesterday to sec the President, and on his
arrival there was told that Mr.. Arthur was
too ill to receive him., 5zs
Inquiry ut the Executivc.AIansion to-day
showed that no Information concerning
the Presidents health hud been received
there. \ telegram was sent yesterday 10
ascertain the future movements of the
Residential party, and.thcreplys simply
directed that their mail should be sent to
the Fifth Avenue Hotel. IT is further
: stated that the Presidents physicians md
! the President himself are greatly disap-
pointed at tho failure Of the mountain
a'td the sea airto improve the Presidents
general health; and that tho doctors have
emnliatcally protested against his return
10 Washington or to the resumption OF
Official business for some time to come. !.
NEW ioRK, September l2.-Reicrring
,,o'lle report that President Arthur, from
iseat and other causes, was seriously i'll,
Mr.. Phillips, the Presidents private secre-
!!ary. said this afternoon: ".Thc President
sas well and hearty as he ever was" ri
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I. Tho Ohio Miners Troubles.

CoLuMnus, September l2.-The Miners
State Convention concluded its business
to-day. The resolution OF the evening
previous reinstating the late Secretary
Williams rs %nsmember Of the association
was .reseindeJ. President Mcbride and
other officers WHO had Stendcred: their
designations Withdrew the same and con-
tinucd in position. The resignation Of
Tlos Neal, Vice President OF the associa-
ton, was accepted, and Wm.5T. Smith, Of
Stcwardsville,swas elected to the vacancy.
David II. Davis, of Mineral Ridge, wis
elected Trcas,ircrin place OF Joseph Iiealy,
resigned. Tho President was authorized
to file papers Of the corporation OF tile as.
sociation. The committee on address TO
the public were requested to endorse w.
?. Rend's letter published some days ago
in which hecriticized therailway company
and operators in the present strike Of the
Hooking Valley and endorsed the course
Of the miners. ~ 3i Il aitJs is2.tl
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Observation-Disclosures +
emma is Disposed To Treat France Fairly In
~. n K tho Matter = r. N Nf

~OI,'.' ~ " t."p"eau 10 lrent Franco Fairly In
tho Matter. ssFF5tI M
iAHls, September 19.-Tsuns Ii Yamen,
replying to the French ultimat,,n Of July
l., ANNOUNCES that in aecordancc;witli the
second article Of the Tscn Tsin provisional
treat China is prepared to withdraw its
garrison from TonQuin after the expiration
ol the month, and that Us China respected
the terms OF the second article Ernnce,
the! say. ought 10 respect the
third article. The French demand
Tor indemnity, they claim, is not
III acc0rdance with &lhe lire articles OF
that treaty and is in prejudice Of their
friendly relations and contrary to inter
national law. Tsuns Ii Yumen asks il the
government OF France cannot wait until
China withdr'ws her troops from Tonquin
when complete treaty will be arranged.
they also aver thatif tho question OF in.
demnity is not % considered as
being settled hy tic - Tien
Sin treaty, the demand for indem.
nifty Is opposed to the third article.
1t is lamcntable that arrangements for
making proper treaty should be delayed
ny any demand for indemnity. The ior-
mai taking OF a,snarantee and indemnity
Is =, contrary to the treaty and compcis
China TO give the treaty powers history
Of the Ionquin question together with the
protest to China, and the latter Gov
ernment awaits an opportunity
to discuss the question. s Tsuny
~ y, Yamcn requests @ Patenotre,
the French ambassador at Shanghai to
come to Tsen Sin and arrange ii detinitivc
treaty, manifest mutual SINCERITY and
strengthen the friendly relations between
the two nations. This would be a proper
procedure according to international law.
1suns Ii Yamen announces that they will
not be moved; by nylnan's orders.
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Two Yncht,ncu, probnbly Los, I, =,

"a .1-Ea -F-
BosroS, September IL At 4 o'clock
yesterday afternoon the sloop yacht Min:
ME, OF Newport, came.t to anchor OF High
land Light. The two men composing her
crew landed at the light in h dory which
was somewhat stove in coming through
the surf. The men. obtained the assist
ance Of the men OF tho lifc.saying station
and patched their boat in order to return
to their yacht. By tho time tile ncccs
sary repairs were made twas dark, but
the two men rowed away in tho direction
they thought their vessel lay. This morn
ing the yacht still lies ut anchor one mile
from the shore and one milo south OF the
station, with no one on board. The men
may have been picked up by Il passing
vessel. They said they We're from Port,
land Y sy E. PEI 8,!3, ;s "a
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Z Lnbor Trouhlcs Mt CInclnuupnti 8

Ks CINCINNATI, September 7l2.Tho rcla-
ton OF manufacturers and laborers; in this
city has reached such d condition that
tho ! Board Of Trade has taken steps to
secure conciliation. It's efforts SO lar have
been fruitless. To-day its committee had
Q conference with the Mayor on tho sub
ject, III the couse of which the latter said
was impossible with an inadequate
force ut his command to sconccdeS to the
requests Of the manufacturers and furnish
guards TO accompany workmen to ! and
from the shop. lie lad given orders to
The police to- 5disperse men gathering III
crowds near the shops where iior.unionn
were at work. To the suggestion gthatIhe
employspecialipolice, the. Mayor answered
the regular police had not been paid since
June, and; heTwould Enot employ extra
police while that condition continues, n,
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"a srRASGLEis&iuUSGt,..: Z, /.
a Criminal Meets Dc,ti, by The Means ,1r, I1o

a CrIminnl Meets Dcnti, by the Means lie
... .s...sLs ~ Himself Employed ig
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, September lo.-- -
Frank Hutchings, the tstrangler, was
hanged today at $50 O'Clock. The
crime: for which Hutchings today paid
penalty occurred on the cveningof July 16.
His mistress, Nettie Hutchings-known
D. c., as Mrs. Ncttie Sims
had left him. He visited her for the
purpose ofinducing her to return and live
with him, but owing to his brutal treat.
ment Other she firmly refused all his over
tnrcs for reconciliation. This so exasperat.
cd him that in II fit OF frenzy lie knocked
her down. He 4 then, with his knees
OF her chest, took n long silk hand
kerchief from I his pocket, wound il
around her neck, and deliberately tug.
ged away at the ends until she ceased to
breath. lie left the scene of his crime,
but fearing he had not thoroughly accom-.
pllshed his purpose returned and made
certain that his victim was past all human
aid. Having satisfied himself Of herdca,h
lie left the house and related to the first
policeman he met tho story OF his deed,
Flo was locked up, his story investigated
and proved true. Hc showed no feeling
OF remorse whatever at the time OF com.
mltting tho crime, and has maintained the
same stolid indifference ever since, only
expressing n desire to have his c:lsc, us he i
termed it, "railroa1ed" and his execution
performed rs soon as possible. < q :
( Through intermcdiution of his counsel
he Inns been examined twice rs to his sun.
ity, and declared sane. This action wus
taken against his expressed desire, he de-
caring himself perfectly sane. ,rhousl,
earnestly urged by his counsel, he stead.
tasty refused to allow his case to be ap-
pealed. G7r1s 55'e lfs l-7 *
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4 Rivals Fight n Due, viii. Knives.

as SOUTH BOSTON, VA, september l2,-A
deadly atTray occurred last night at Whit
well between John Dixon and jackson
Davis, rivals for tho affections of Miss
Ella Alton, n belle 'oi the neighborhood,
The lady had inadvertently made IN n;en-
gasement with both Of her admirers for
that evening. They. met at her house and
she settled the dispute which followed by
accepting 'Dixon's escort to church. A re-
vival was q in progress. a After service
Dixon saw Miss Alton home, and then
met Davis by appointment. The men
fought with knives. In tho end Dixon
left his rival mortallys wounded and fed.
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sinto Of Anairs at Naples

VI RoME, September 12.-1taly has abolish,
cd quarantine against cholera on the
French frontier. King. Ilumbcrt has given
$4,000 for the relief OF cholera sufferers
Mt Naples. The condition of5aiIiliB al
Naples continued to approve throughout
last night. Wooden huts arc being built
for, the shelter Of the poor md sick. 4 It Is
apprehendcd 4 meat famine has been
|ayerted, rs the strike Of the butchers
has been settled. Public assistance il
given to small dealers. who have been
ruined by the epidemic. Shops close ut 1
o'clock The city, everywhere presents q
nournful aspect and profound gloom pre-.
walls: King ;liumbert declines to leave
the city.tFtsTss i! 5.,ss,l sf..iz97,q1
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TnE Iarkesburg Democratic demostra-
tion was the monumental failure Of tho
campaign. More monuments are in pro.
cess Of erection, rs there will be many po.
l,ical graves to make when the election
takes pjacr. The finest tombstone will DO
reserved for Mr.. Wilson. lie has earned
this testimonial OF our esteem.
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TIE great Democratic demonstration at

TIE great Democratic demonstration at
Parkersburg on Wednesday, SO widely ad.
vcrtised as the event OF the campaign,
seems to have been Il complete .fzzlc'
Prominent strangers were advertised to
address the people, and it was supposed
the prestige these men had gained in
political affairs would draw immense
crowds But it was not so, and the Demo.
cratic managers were compelled to hide
their heads in modification. This goes to
show, OF course, that "Windy" Wilson
will receive the 10000 (?) majority he lias
claimed. Well, there is nothing like being
confident where no confidence prevails. &,
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\. General Logan In aricl,Iga n.

EAST SAGINAW, Mlcn, September lo.-
General Logan left Toledo BY special train
This evening fol! Bay City, accompanied
bya committee consisting OF the Republi.
can .nominccsof this State and others. IA il
along the route Logan received an oya-
tion, being compelled to speak at several
places. Bands generally accompanied the
crowds. y Four thousand people were on.
thusiastic over the, short speech from 10.
gan, The party was driven to Ia hotel,
where thousands OF peopleSl listened to
short speeches, y.;S
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T.,lNANy had Il kind OF divided time OF
it lust nigh. in deciding for whom that or
ganization would work in the Presidential
campaign. The report OF the sub.com-
miI,ee .avoring Cleveland was received
will, enthusiasm, but ex-senator Grady
east ,lamper on this by declaring that he
would support Butler in preference TO a
man whose only recommendation was his
,,hu,,r,f,. .-hl As-frrs1 It'.. 1919 r. Ii
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\ Dral,cnnn's Horrible Death.

n PItlLllrsDuRo, !, September IL!
Wm. Vannotwick, brakeman on tho Bel
yidere-D Delaware railroad, attempted ! to
step from one car TO !: another. while The
train was in motion yesterday afternoon,
and fell between the rails. In his descent
he.causht hold ,of u coupling pin and was
dragged for some distance over the ties.
He held on securely until his foot struck
n guard rail, ( throwing himito the track.
Hislleg from the ankle to tho hip was hor--
riblys crushed 81 He diedin q few hours.
Nannotwick leaves q wite 5and four chill,
dren N; Il n
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Victory OvcrEyyptlan Rebels,

g. Came September Later dispatches 7
confirm tho report Of a substantial yictoSIr,vy3s tSI,y3
OF the Mudir Of Dongola at tAmbukal over oI,,s
the rebels of Kardofan. & Recent aadyiccraa,Sl
report the Alahdi in South Kartloian.3witIs
narmy OF 40, 900, and that a detachment
OF 1000 has been sent to 5reinforcefthef
army, bcsicging khartoum. 55f ISS.i
Y IT is reported that England has offered \
to guarantee q loan TO the Egyptian Gov
eminent il Egypt will place tthe5Ino1stluIe,,
property under English control as secu.l
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Tus Democratic orators arc opposed TO
yojn. into the moral record OF their can.
dilu,c. This is the only symptom OF wis.
dom the party has yet displayed. The
upople arc kept informed. however,
Though other and more reliable channels.
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TnE slver.tongucd orator, Gen. W. II.
Gibson, will speak at Bridgeport, Ohio,
next Friday. II any speaker in the
universe can hold an audience en-
tranced General Gibson is that man. Our
Ohio friends are, indeed, fortunate in Sc
curing his services, and this announce
ment will, no doubt, draw large number
Of Republicans from this side OF the river
who are great admirers Of the gentleman.
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Nm. Z. WILLIS WilsoS seems very anx.
ious TO provoke IL personal alteration
with somebody. Then he would declae
that he had been mobbed, and appeal tc
the public to behold the hero and the
martyr Men who do not desire to con.
tribute to his little scheme will not per.
nit Nir. Wilson to provoke them to strife.
Ills coarse butloncry is q disgrace to the
State, 10 be sure, but it hurts him more
than anybody else. s& 81 "a
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Democratic voters Of the State OF New
York. That the expression OF our ideas
Is 70 hepolicy OF nominating as q candl.
date for the Presidency n man ag,linst
whom so much opposition existed was
correct and Justified by tho existing cir
cenlnstances,. let tho occurrences which
hive trnnsplred since the adjournment OF
the National Convention determine. IN m
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SENATOR McD9SALp in his speech ut
rarkcrsburs on Wednesday solemnly
stated that he believed Cleveland would
carry the Southern States. The Senator
Ian, least modest in liisclaims.' WI
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Ghr q'1telli'gttltler., ! J, J.
~ }4ltIl
nIler, So,. ~ aud VI Fourteenth Street.
Tnrpglscntircly y,oomuch miscellaneous
drum pounlingin the central part Of the
,t,y these nights. 5oHaa lr,f

roLrlcAh indications for Monday in
wbeclipr and suburbs: Cyclone oralory,
accompanied by frequent irenzied bursts
i oulory and numerous vituperativc and
vulgar expressions. 't4
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REPRESENTATIVE GoFF
Thinks West Virginia will Go Republican.
,t#-N Ills Own Chances, "a. (,

Z
WASHINGTON, D.. c., September ~
Representative GoM, Of West Virginia,
was in the city to-day on Ills return from
Maine, where he has been engaged ior a
couple OF months in helping 10 pile up the
big majorities OF Monday last. Mr., ,Gofl'
speaks with the utmost confidence Of the
prospects throughout the country. When
asked by your correspondent ofthe cam:
paign in his own State he said :2T"I have
been absent for some time, and: I do not
feel qualified to express MI intelligent
opinion, but all the eIadviccs l have Ind
from there have been II favorable. !
have ali along thought that iwe had
- good lighting chance to carry tho State,
md have not changed my mind. The
Democrats will not yield the, State whicl.
they have for so, many years regarded as
Their own without a desperate struggle,
but the Republicans there, arc in bet.
Ter shape than ut any time; in ten years,
cess" sl..9i "a; g 5;S
The Democrats claim they are going tc
defeat you for Congress this timc." "Tls z; z;
well, l have, no doubt they are going
totryShard2 enough TbuttI do mot think
They will succeed: III shall be disappoint
ed II the State does not cast its electora
vote TOR Blaine s8 lI;1i{
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THROUGH 5IHE#STIlAIl,Tj'E,y
HOUSING MEETING AN dislArTrIcS,Nll

Special Dipaica 10 he iniel,igss,a,et,er, s,,t,,

Special Dispaieh 10 he inte'ga,esr. Y Y ,5 Il 4
GRAFTON, W. VA, September PA
rousins Republican. meetingwas held here
tonight, nddrestcd BY General Warwick
OF New York. The largest and most en-
tansiAstic crowd was present TINT has at-
t'nded any political meeting III GraflenS
TINS campaign. General Warwick's as-i5
aress was magnificent affair. Ilef held
inc attention OF tho immense crowd two
hours, 'i md at the close was given thiir'cte +
cheew. Tho speech was n mastery rciu-i
tatlon Of Democratic ISLANDERS on! Blairo
and the Republican party, and al iunan-
swerablc discussion Of the tariff. The re- Z
publicans here !are thoroughly. aroused aroused
and wiitgiye n larger majority; than ever 4
to the State anl National tickets, IA ilyys
Dan Lucas spoke to the Democrats last i
night, Ills meeting was very slimly at.
tended. There Is Il lack of enthusiasm 4
among the Democrats here, and the Re- \
publicans will sweep everything. n &
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nDIED.hl

,seWS1NESBu y Friday evening, sep,pn boz 5 j
lss, at 10 o'clock. at the rusideuS; al Mis- ia ~
Sstyss "a! Sf,S AAi e W,SSIEssune In e 18th
\ Funeral notice herrai ~ h