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ALLEGATIONS or RRIBERy.-The Chicago grand
jury, which has been investigating the allegation
That the ordinance granting the Chicago and Nv an
stOn railroad the right TO enter the city Was pasl
in the city council by bribery. reports that willie
no evidence was adiuced sufficient to warrant the
1ndicimt nj ~ any Of the members OF the couhcii
there were Outlined evidences OF crookedness aud
attempted hi1cklnail, aud recommends that che
citizens association offer large reward and en-
ploy competent detectives ia all attempt 10 discoYe
the guilty individuals
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TNHOS. J. FISHER l. CO.. Auctioneers.

CHANCERY SALE OF THE PROPERTY KNOWN Az
THE WASHINGTON HOUSE, CORNER OF
THIRD STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE
NUE. NORTHWEST.
Under and Ivy virtue Of decree of the supremee::s
cause No $40. Doc; %, Daniel ". Middleton W. ELY
Julia Middleton al the undersigned Trustees ap-
pointed by said decree will sell at public auction the
highest bidder Lot No. and parts OF Lots Nos and s.
in reservation 10 in the City OF Washing y. D. c. on
WEDNESDAY, TW ELFTH DAY OF DECEMBER A
d: 1888 at FOUR O'CLOCK F. NJ, the premises
This property is improved by large building known
az the w ashington House" and for many years occu
pied as q hotel
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree to be- One
third ot t purchase money i'll cash ard the balance
ID and two 90 years tie deferred ia. ments TO bear
interest and to be secured to the satisfaction of the
Trustees A a. post OF Two hundred dollars viii be re-
CURED at the time of SALE and all conve at
the cost OF purchaser If the terms of COM
Fied with IN ten days from date Of SALE the Trustees
reserve the right to resell the property at the risk and
cost u Tue de1auItiig purchaser.
W. 3. WEBB. Trustee
FRANK E. MIDDLETON Trustee
nl9-m,w,s&ds .Ul 18th street northwest.
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER NINETELNTH, sans
hour and place.
by order of the Trustees. dl2-wsmGds
,ss THE ABOVE SALE. IN CONSEQUENCE OF
the storm, Is POSTPONED until MONDAY, DECEM-
BEk L ENTi-FOCRTH, same hour and Place
by Order OF the trustees. dig SIN st
rT on ACCOUNT OF THE STORM THE ABOVE
sale is POSTPONED until TUESDAY the FIFTEENTH
DAY OF JANUARY. 4. u. 1884, same hour and place
by ofuer OF the trustees. d24 INV, s&ts
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RAILROADS.
IpALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
1HE MODLL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BEINEEN
HE FAST AND THE WEST
MA. WASHINGTON
1OUPLE TRACK: JANSEY COUPLER,

,o,, u Ma MAsHINIToN,,
IotBIh lh stit1 J "a M COUPLER
schedGle to take effect SUNDAY. November 49, 1883
avenue and street 10y Eastern Standard or 10Th Meri
Isr Chicago, Cincinnati. Louisville and st. Louis
hSspsb '5 SoScaH and lP ts: a Ri 1910 NJ with
!.iA's Without change: 1O:loa H. daily to Chicago.
For iittsburr at 1918 a. H. and $40 p. H. daily g. 40
M to t1ttshurT Cleveland and Detroit. with Sleep
For Toledo and Detroit via Monroevi,le lois m
Gsy with Sleeper for Toledo via Wheeling and Lake
Trans Tor Philadelphia and New York at $40 a. m.
arr tn nd sr P and 1ooop ~ daily
aid 1000 an M $40 20 $50 - min.
Fer s's Ba 8, q s9nSays SO 500 800 am, 1:2s
For ann5r sI 80 Gao siG dSeGPT 1a,o and
on SUNDAY 800 am. 4:lOp pm. Pan
Gao 9s.n l2lo m: $50. 40 = aud 1O:I5 m
1.r stations On METROPOLITAN branch. 7:4O am aud
Grn stations on otry o,ltsn tr.hah e sS a lor
s, 1fsr src su,dsy; for d5i1,nson stsnnon and
PA. daily; Tor Frederick, $50 am, lois am, AS
1.I Baaers!owh lob am and AS pm daily except
Trans from the ives. daily, go. $50 am, 22a
Iron. New York. and Philadelphia. 2:55 s:sOam daily.
IIou AnIapoIs, so l0:io ALL. l:5o 6:s7 pm; Sun
Frcn Ltlin-ton. Go a In daily. and Oils p. m daily.
!. e; eeIt Sunday , ...o,,..
p M daily s ro POINT Of Ro sasy except
~ 7:so no snd 1850 a. M i2is. 80 l. 40 5
s So and 10 lS5' eas SO Sa and sag md 44@
AL trains from Washington stop at Relay Station except
Ohio 1lcAe. Ofice-Wa Washington Station, GIG and 1851
viii be tsleE for bsaxe lie checked received Ut
" i M. cLE NJ S.iS NJ. of T.. Baltimore.
niS u T. LORD. OenI Passenger Agent
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
TIE BEsr AT TUE LOWEST Z RICE

We oen the finest Tisno= now male. We guarantee
them - ~ Superior - Others and ciaIlen2ek
Con Tarlso.: = sell the b,st Pianos for SlfI a.
u 50 lrss than you pay for cleap grade.
AFTER have examined what dealers 10 sell
you and n II Won haye old Piano viii
take II US-t payment for SqUaTt Ct Frt-ht at fun
value. We always bargain nearly new second
hand Plane. small payments to s1lit cllstgmers
PIANO EXCHANCiE.
j97 AZ 10th street northwest
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SOLICITOR RAyNoR is Informed that Mr. Thomas
the contractor for raising the wreck OF the British
treasure ship HuSSar. in New York harbor, Will
appear before him on Wednesday to answer the
charges preferred against him 10y MessS. Cross and
Bean.
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WEI De MEYER.

1t is now undisputed that WEI DE MEYERS CA
TARRH CURE is the only treatment that will absolute.
ly cure Catarrh Dr. Wei De Meyers TIRE AT1sE" with
statements of symptoms by the cured mailed free D.
B. DEWEY l. CO.. ls2 Fulton street. NY. ta2-eost
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SOONER OR LATER a neglected cold viii Develop
constant cough. shuTthFss OF breath, failing
strength, and wasting al flesh, all symptomatif III
some serious lung affection. which may be avol ieC
or palliated by using in time Or. Jay ne's EXpeeto
I ram
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CHAPOTEAUT's

CHAPoTEAUTs
WINE OF PEPTONE
wineglassful of which contains erammes Of Beef
aciay digested by Feps;ne. 1t il entirely assimila-
bic and passes into the blood vessels without recurring
commended tby the medical faculty of Pars) to
escents to persons whose blood is poor who suffer
from Clorosis, Diabetes, Weakness, General Wasting
Away Stomach Ache Gastragia Loss Of Appetite to
those Exhausted by Excess OF Work Age Fever Dysen-
terry, Disease Of the Chest Cancerous Affections Ere
Quent Travelling or Long Fatigue Paris. Rue Vivienne
No. 8.
Sold By all Druggists 3sa2-m&thly
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To BE RETIREp.-Rear Admiral Pattfson, e. s. NJ
Will be retired February sth, and Rear Admiral
Shufeldt February 21st. These retireinentS VIII
cause the promotion OF Commod0res Simpson and
Temple to the RANK OF rear admiral
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNCANSON BROS Aucr1oneers
~ 81 and 319 9Th street northwest corner D q

nUNCANSON BROS. Aucr1oneers
~ 81 and 319 9Th street northwest corner st.
REGULAR WEEKLY SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
NITURE. CARPETS. STOVES. &c &c
On TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY EIGHTH
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, we will sell within
nUNCANsON BROS. Auc;ioneers
AssIGNEE's SALE OF STOCK OF LADIES' FUR
NISHINGS, LACES. COLLARS HOSIERY
CLONES. FANCY TOILET ARTICLES. CON
Tanned IN STORE No. l424 NEW YORK AVE
NUE.. NEAR FIFTEENTH STREET
BY virtue Of deed of assignment me- will sell at
public auction. ON SATURDAY. TWELFTH DAY OF
4; N. aud continue on MONDAY, FOURTEENTH
JANUARl: at SAME HOUR all the goods and chattels
contained In said store. comprising in part
Hosiery Gloves EdzinQ.
Lini rgs But ons Collars
Ladies' Underwear, Laces.
Fancy Toilet Articles
Cambria. Cotton &c, &C
Counters. Shelving SC
The attention Of trade and private buyers called
this sale. WM COOKE
Ejai-6t Assignee
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Mas SELMA RUPERT.
COS NINTH STREET. OPPOSITE PATENT OFFICE
Novelties in ART NEEDLEwoRK, KENSINGTON
ARAsENE and RIBBON EMBROIDERIEs and ALL
MATERIALS for the same
Complete stock Of ARASENE CHENILLE FELTS
sATEENS. PLUsHES AND WORSTED PRINCES
STAMPING PROMPTLY EXECUTED jaS-Sm
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VNHOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON 4 STREET,
BETWEEN THIRTEENTH AND FOURTEEN ii
STREETS NORTHWEST.
On THURSDAY, JANUARY TENTH at FOURrea
O'CLOCK P. NJ will offer, at public auction in s1#a
front OF the premises. 1925 K street northwest. 2
Terms day OF SALE THOS. E. WAGGAMAN.
JaI d&dS Auctioneer
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LADIES GOODS.
1Eo. WHITE.
THE LADIES' TAILOR, MAN MODESTO.

will exhibit this week fine assortment Of Imported
Goods for EVENING, DINNER and RECEPTION
DRESSES. By arrangement Mr.. White can make
Dresses now at very reasonable price SILK Dresses
from SIS Velvet Dresses from s1s up. Dinner and
Reception Dresses from Sls up h2-6ts
MADAME A. G: HAMBURGER, OF BALTIMORE,
NJ Md will display in the parlors Of the Ebbitt House
on Monday January 18th. 9Th and 9Th choice assort-
ment Of French Bonnets for Evening and Reception
Also. Novelties in Neck Wear ja5-3t
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ANTON I11sHrR,s
Chemical Dry Cleaning Establishment
No .-G G street northwest
THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
ladies' and GentleIcn's Garnents also. Velvet and
1ectly cleaned by this Superior pros ess "
LApIES EVENING DRESSES A SPECIALITY
Genleme,'s Clothes Cleaned by this process viii not
lose their oriEnal shape. and spots guaranteed
10 he removed enectuay. Price 81 80 and 10 per
suit. II
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THE PRESIDENT to-day nominated j. A. Leonard,
now l. S. consul st Leith. 10 be consul general at
Calcutta, vice Madison resigned.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and closing prices
OF the New York stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to II. H. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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= - IHOS. Z. NAtIGAMAN, ! III o''s
THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer ia2-dS

TTNRUoTEES SAILS OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Il IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, PARTLY M
PROVED. ON G AND WASHINGTON STREETS
NORTHWEST, AT THE RISK AND COST OF
DEFAULTING PURCHASERS
By virtue of DEGREES Of the Supreme Court D.
in equity cause No s429-Iord v ODornoghlle ct s::j
Give will sell, Trustees under deed Of trust
recorded in liber No Oil folio 343 THURSDAY the
NJ in front of the premises. LOT Nc; e. in the sub
division OF lot No. 3, in square No 51S with the i'm
provemens thereon This lot l76 LA feet on
street northwest opposite The Pension building and
Will be sold i'll seven convenient parcels each about
25xl00 feet
And on FRIDAY, the ELEVENTH DAY OF JAN.
CAkI. at FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, in front of the prem
ses We will SELL with tine improvements thereon, Lot
No - ia the subdivision of Lot No 3, in Square No
betweenith and 9Th norhwsst end will be sold i'll
convenient parcels of about IhxlOO feet
heSe sales made by the trustees under the right
reserved by them at former resell at the costs
OF the form purchasers who failed to comply with
their contracts. Terms made known at times OF sales
TT. JESUP MIL4LER,l -r.
d3I-d&ds ALAN A. DALE trustees
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were the readings at the once OF the chief signal
ofacef today am, go: II an, laS pmL, las
MAXIMUM, la7 minimum. Ga
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INDIANS FROM NEW MEXICo-A delegation OF
Mescalero and JIcarila Indians, New Mexico had
an interview to-day with the Secretary OF the In
terror and the Commissioner OF Indian Affairs The
latter wanted to return TO their old reservation In
the northern part or the territory. but their wishes
were not acceded 10. The NeScaleroS claim that
an erroneous survey deprived them ~ 1900 acres Of
land, and this statement Is now being Investigated
by the land Office,
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Capitol Topics.

4 LOTTERIES.
bill was Introduced by Mr.. Browne Of Indiana
making it a crime, subject TO fine and penalty, to
mail, or cause TO be matted, any letter postal card
pamphlet. newspaper, or any other document cun-
tainins anything concerning lottery.
THE SENATE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE
met this morning and passed upon some nominal
tons, but did not tra5ac; any legislative business
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D.lIOR ROW.
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

TINHE L. S. MAIL LINE TO NORFOLK FORTRESS
- Il MONROE AND THE SOUTH
9 The popular steamer GEORGE LEARY leaves 7TH
STREET WHARF every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
friday, at stopping at Piney Point and Corr
held HartOr each way.
Exclusive connection with the Boston and Providence
Steamers
Fright received daily until 4:30pm
Cl6 WI T. WEIGH Gen Agent
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TH8AfxR COHIQUk-Ftro Farrand the leader OF
the Nac-Nac dancers Is engaged for another week.
number OF additional attractions have been ar.
hanged for this weeks program, and very salts
factory performance Is promised.
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House on Representatives.

Among the bills and resolutions introduced were
the following:
by VT. TownShend Tll-A resolution rau0PSting
Tie frt,tsnt 10 invite the cO-OpptIJ OF the gov
eTnlncntS OF American nations i'm securing rhe
establishment or Tree commercial intercourse
among those nations, and an American customs
union. Also proposing coiis'itu tonaI ans utiln.t
proVldng Tor the election OF Senators by The peo-
PIE.
BY Nr. Thomas, IlilIGrantiHr pensions 10 all
United States soldiers and sailors IN the late war
WHO served thirty days or Were IN 2nv engagement
lieren AMI 10 the widows % al soldiers deceased.
Also 10 regulate appointments and promotions in
the marine corps.
by Nj. tostcran5 cCaLl-To place George ".
GETTY on TIE retired LIST OF the a!gy. with the rank
ot major general Also, To- enable the Can't II able
Railway company OF Washington 10 construct It's
road Also. 10 c';GatlZe bouutIaS
by Nr. Henley (CaL)-Io amend the Chinese I'M
migration act.
by Nj Eaton Conn -Ee-establshing the Court
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EE IN CONGRESS TO-DAY.
Who ScnaIn

The NEW ORLEANS AND PACIFIC LAND GIANT.
Tie secretary OF the Interior transmitted In ole-
dience 10 TIE direction of the Senate, The CORE
spondence on file In his department relating 20 the
transfer OF the land grant ~ tho New Orleans Ba-
ton Rouge and Vickshurg ra:Foat Cnr,r, my 10 the
New orleans and Pacific railway company.
Mr. Dopn presented q petition OF citizens Il
oregon and a>stngton Territory. praying lor Tie
forfeiture OF the une }1ei land grant Of TIE C.eson
Central railway company.
large number oi bills wcr, Introduced.
The CIusESE LAW.
resolution presented by Mr. Miller. az Calitor-
MIA, relating TO the working 81 The chinese exclu-
sion act, was agreed 10 as follows
"Resoirec, That the secretary or the Treasury
ee, and n 4, hereby, directed to transmit, 10 te
senate all the documentary information IN his nos
session relating TO the execution OF The act Of con-
greSS. entitled AN act 10 execute certain trpafy
supulationS relating 10 Chinese approved Man q.
lss2. together with all facts which have come 10
his knowledge concerning the difficulties which
have been encountered hy the oriseys VI the GOV
eminent In The enforcement OF said act"
Nominations.
The President sent the following nominations 10
the Senate to-day:
Alexander W. Mendum, TO be postmaster at Ken
Iubank. Maine.
Richard r Wheeler, to be postmaster az East
New York. \. Y.
Darts V Berry. to be postmaster at Fonda. Y Y.
, VIM T. b. Wilson, 10 be postmaster at Atlanta.
J. A. Leonard. TO be consul general of the United
states at Calcutta.
TO BE {. $. coNsULS.
Robert J. Stevens. at Palermo
Bolivar j. Pridgen, Fl Piedras NeCraS
Oscar MalmroS. OF Minnesota, at Leith
Frank II. Mason. ri MARSHES
John L. Kane, OF Wisconsin, ut CoCDac
George Clifford, at Base
Michael III. Fitch. Of Colorado. 10 be receiver OF
public moneys al Pueblo. Col.
Thomas Wrong, Of kansas TO be re,eiyer of nub-
lie moneys 81 Joncordia, Kan
Adolphus o. Ltmiae. OF Arkansas. 10 lie register
or land Office al DaTdanpll. Ara
Reuben 4. Allen. or Ohio 10 hP agent for ;hp In
dla..S of The Black Feet agency IN sioftrqna
First Lieut. Douglas Vi. Scott, LIST infantry, 10 be
captain.
Second Lieut.. Nat p phlster, 1st lufaritry to bp
drSt lieutenant.
Commander Francis NJ. Bunce, to lie a captain.
Also, a list CT pUstIna.ter~.
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PMvA1E Srocx TELEGRAPH VINES
WASHINGTON. NEW YORK AND RICHMOND
H. FL. DODGE,
0onos FLOORS and Investment Securities Bought and
sold ON Commission.
No e2e 18TH STREET tCORCO2AN BUIDISGl
ASeIej Ter Prince and Whitley. Stock Brokers'
GBRoADwAY. NV YORK

yve-y e'sss a Securities bought sold n, commits
ror in San Francisco. Baltimore Pil!afi4Irh,, NV
York Boston and Washington Orders executed on the
New YORK. stock Exchange at one-ei.hth of one per
cent commission Private and direct telegraph wires
&c Richmond. Baltimore. Philadelphia. New York and
1oston. through which orders executed or the
stCCk ExchaIges in those cities and reported back
promptly Quotations OF Stocks and Bonds and in
formation regarding tie markets received through our
wires INSTANTLY dlrect IIoui New lork stock
Exchange nj
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A DISTRICT CASE IN THE SUPREME CouRT.-In
the C. S supreme Court, today, case or consider
able local interest was decided 1t was Albright
ct al against Emery ct al decree OF
the District supreme Court. In Special Term
held Emery Indebted 10 plaintiffs in the
sum OF Sl4.SlS9S, with interest from July 20. 1877
From this Emery appealed TO the General Term. and
the decree was reversed and he was dismissed. The
plaintiffs then appealed 10 the United States SUI
preme Court, and to-day that court affirmed the
decree or tue General Term In favor OF Emery.
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DIVORCE GRANrED.-In the Equity Court to
day, Judge James, I'm the case of Emma T. Miller
agt John Miller, made decree OF divorce giving
the plaintiff divorce from the bonds of matrmony
with respondent, and custody OF the child. She sets
out their marriage February 18th. 1881. by Rev. q.
o. Little, and charges that Tor more than two years
he has been an habitual drunkard; that he has fire.
quently assaulted her, setting her by her hair and
dragging her, &C.; that being clerk IN the general
land ONCE the commissioner required that he should
not neglect her, and she drew his salary regularly
but he forced her TO give up all save small portion.
Me6srR Btrney and Birney appeared for the pett-
uOnek, and AE. A A Brooks took the testimony.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-02-23

Dailng the high water. tman VAS seen going down the Atksnsa~ on a log. As he was passing i.ittle Rock, several men sprang into a skin. rowed ou, to ,hc len- navigator and aAid
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-02-23

Oh. yes. my-my little fellow" datkly frewning.
 But the Lord can't understand you. can He =
 The good man turned to Mrs Null kittle
 The Lord can't understand him. can He. nav =
 The good man looked appeahnely al, Mrs. Mulkittle, 10 whose eyes the tears of vexA,ion and embarrassment rushed
 " The Lord would say. Ga an learn how ,e talk. wouldn't He =
 The good man threw the book on a sheH and exclaimed
 /" Take-take ,ha. hedge hedge hedge hos tha, hedgehog away l wouldn', stand hum lf-it never seld another book another book n my li.h-,ite =
 As the poor woman dragged ,he boy rom ,he door he asked
 :. Nav, what k a hedgehog =
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-02-23
owLINE

Prof. Huddleway. who resigned his po- sI,ion as | teacher, and who IS now suug gling for recognition as a historian. was sitting in hls library the other day. hand al work. when d man. with an cnthusIas- tie cast oi eountenance. was shown into the room by a thoughiless servant.
 Prot. Haddleway. suppose
 :. Your >upposi,ion IS correct, sir, showing back his char and bunching ' his manuscript.
 You are bcsy, l see. and as have no desire 10 .akc up your valuable tune. ! will come al once to the point. ho you know wha, Is the best remedy for 4 weak stomach :.
 "l do not. showing annoyance.
 Medical scienee says pepsin IS. Do you know of ~ha, they make pepsin =
 {" 1 don't know that do"
 '' though, not. Pcpsin, professor, ta made from the thin skin lin;ns ;he s;o;s- aoh of d hog.
 .' l believe you are rght, bu, what IS tha, to me =
 !" \ great deal, my dear ST. Now, don't think that the hog stomach IS sul,- able, for !, is not the mos, hea,htul. have seen hog, stand around and hcave. so sick ,ha, they would have gwen anything to die, and you wili ind ,his occasional sickness running nearly all the way through the animal kingdom. have studied Zoology with disappointment, bu, my investigation oi ornithology has rewarded me. and ai las, have settled on the owl as an emblem of health. You never saw sick owl Never sas an owl heave. No, sir, an onl Is always n good health. Having dssc overed this, have taken the stomach oi an o~l and prepared the mos, effective medicine known 70 ,he world. heIe and he took out several parieles oi something tha; looked like the ootef,ng of sausage |" This IS the medicine l call !; o~line. Anyone can see II d glance that yoa are suffering from indi- sesion. Take a mouthful of ,his and you wtll experience immediate fellei.n
 .e' aat Q; here, }oe insulting brute z
 The besi evidence in ,he world ,h4, your stomach is oa, oi order Yoa'.e go, 10 take dose of this. and he se.led ,he professor. held him wi,h mighty gap, and stuffed his mouth fall of he medl- ctne. Then. ,ernins quickly, he ran from the house The professor folio~ed, shouting for the polce He had no, gone far when he met several men re- ,urding si,h ,he medical dlscoserer lie vas an escaped luna,ic
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-02-23
VOL. 4. NO. E.
HIGH WAT FER.

oh. good Law d, de water Is CT rizin At $ almos' up ter de do. Does yer think, good Law d. dA; yer sarvani
 am pizen,
 D4: yer wants fur ter punish him so De cen crib s gone an de fence Is eriioa,, Ar le fodder stacks dun washed er~ay, De eater hab drownded my calf an CT shoa, Ne. yer oagh,n', fur ter treat dis way pre.shes ebery Sunday an pfAYs ebery
 s.ght,
 IT . ter keep Mister Satan down, But: pears da, Is go, mighty sore m yer
 sgh,,
 - stead o yer smile daf', ffo~n Detalk il am cavin an my house is ssine 90 Is en, La~d, yer stretches out yer han An s,cps de ole rher @hai am rashin V so Won't yer do dis, Law l, fur a man Aha. au ,ll de tln,e scr.ea yer aa' hee up
 sc ehulch
 E .raggin U de moarnefs ter te bench , Ar z. ssy, Mar esus. doaa yef Ieaie me in
 ae lurct,
 les sos hos kneels 4, dc bench Oars sie man ones ~hut ,rbes ober heah, Hes sinner. now b,ebe ~hui saN. Far yer know he hasn't prayed fur more den
 year,
 Sc. good LaSd, ash him erw ~. Take eere O de good man. Ic. de sinner shift, tal se nehcr does pray Ter de Lam Hole ne good Lawd. l',e g~ine w.d de dritt Ne. an dis heala Il mighty am