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Legal Blanks Kept EOr Sale.

at The BULLETIN Office.
Warranty Deeds,
Special Warranty Deeds,
Chattel Mortgages,
Real Estate Mortgage,
SGpenas,
Executions, Summons, Venire,
Garnishee Blanks, SC.
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and Spence was sentenced to hang July
49, An appeal has been taken which VIII
probably not be heard before the Decem-
Der term. The motion was made on the
ground of insanity at the time OF the Kill
ing, and the case has elected great IN
terest. The prisoner received the sem
tence with marked GOODNESS.
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France.

PARIS, May 24.-Prince Victor re-
Gently stated that he would consider
an act of adhesion to the Republic on
the part of his father Jerome, as an abb
dication OF his claims to the BonapartSt
headShip. Victor, in that case, would
yindicate his rights as the heir to the I'm
pcrial Crown
China has conferred upon Admiral
Lespes the Order of Double Dragon, with
the title of Mandarin.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-05-25

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 2i.-The no.
ton for new trial in the case Of Colonel
VIM. Spence, cx-Urited States Marshal
tor the Middle District Of Tennessee, re-
gently convicted OF the murder Of his
son.in.law and successor, Colonel Ed
ward s. Wheat, was oycrruled yesterday
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Russia.

ST. PETERSBURG, May 24.--Stanjuko-
Titch, publisher of the Djelo, is under ar
rest. NJ. Ostregowscky, an editor, was
ordered to continue the publication of
Ihe Djcio as an advocate of the Govern
ment's policy or resign his position in
The gymnasium. He resigned.
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Centennial Church Celebration.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May N.-The cen
tennial celebration of the Protestant Epis-
copal Diocese of Pennsylvania was appro.
priately celebrated at Christ Church to-
day, bishops Stevens, Lee, Whitehead,
Potter, Scarborough and Howe, and q
largo number e Priests took part.
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Spain.

MADRID, May 24,-The Spanish Adolf
ZIONIST Society has memorialized the Gov
srnment, calling attention TO the fact
that out of 10000 negroes who ought to
nave been freed from the modified form
II slavery known as patronage, only
l,500 were released.
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Notice 10 Stock Owners.

Owners of hogs, horses, mules, etc, are
hereby notified that the ordinance prohibit.
ing stock from running at large will be a
law On Monday, May 26tb and that it will
be rigidly enforced on and after that date
lw LOUIS III. MYERS.
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Work Of an Incendiary.

PLAINFIELD, N, j., May 24.-An in-
cendlary fire occurred this morning,
originating in the stable of j. e. Cad
mus, and caused loss OF $4,000; par
TALLY insured Twelve horses were
burned to death
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-05-25

PRMRIEvILLE TEX" June Goth, 1881
have been selling drugs and medicines in
Texas for seven years. during which time
have sold Merrels Family Medicines to
hundreds Of families, to all of whom they
gave entire satisfaction, more especially did
Mcrrel's Female Tonic Ague Cure, Cough
Balsam and Liver Pills meet all that was
claimed for them. Ii. B. WULIAEs.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-05-25

The Best Salve IN the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles. 1t 10 guaranteed to give per-
feet satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
% cents per box. For sale by Barclay
Brothers.
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BUFFALO.

CATrLE-Quet; extra steers, S6.jJ16.;0;
good to choice steers $j.I0a5iO; fair to
medium. S52o16,jJ; oxen, $3.50 Gj.25; stock
ers steady: Western, Std09j.UO.
SHEEP-Dull; common to good, s2.7jB5O0;
choice to extra, S52j 1880; Western lambs,
$l.5Ot5i. -.
HOGS-Steady; light to good Workers,
S65OR5.Gj; good mediums, S5SjG9Oj; pigs,
Slul.tI -
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Malaria is caused by Torpid Liver;
Piles by Constipation; Headache by Indi-
gestion. Avoid them all by using the great
vegetable remedy, Aliens Bilious Physic
25 cents. At all druggists.
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PARALYSIS Nine Years.

"After having suffered for 0 years with
paralysis says Mr.. Joseph Yates, OF Pster-
son, NJ, Il was cured by Samaritan Ner-
vine" Mr. Yates authorizes this state
ment. Your druggist keeps it, $3.50
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Collapse of a Gigantic Wheat Corner.

MILWAUKEE, Wiz, May IA SeHSH-
ton was created in commercial circles
to-day by W. Young & Co. dumping their
wheat deal, amounting to $4,000, 600
bushels This is the largest deal OF the
year, and its failure in its inclpiency
means that the bottom will probably drop
out OF the wheat market. The drm claim
TO have lost nothing.
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Bank Shortage.

NEW YORK, May 24.-The weekly bank
statement, issued at noon to-day, shows
the banks of this city are SG,0OO,000 short
OF the actual deposit Of ten per cent. Of
circulation required by law, The cause
is alleged to be the heavy draft Of West
ern banks upon Eastern cash.
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To Paw the Penalty

TEXAEKANA, ARK, May 24,-Doc
Walker, the negro convicted of murder
in the first degree at the present term
of Miller County Court, was to-day SEN
fenced to be hung on the 9th Of next
month
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LATER.

At this hour l2:50 p. NJ the situation
is unchanged, There is no immedia
prospect Of the ire spreading The oil
is burning ferceIy, and the project oil
piercing the $4,000 barrel tank by cannon
balls TO draw off the oil Il, under consid-
Grafton. \ cannon has been placed in
position, but the officials are cautious OF
the surrounding property. The Belmont
oil Works and Gas Works ar: regarded
as safe. The loss, it is SAID, will reach
$500, 900.
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Mysteriously Missing.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, May A.-H. A.
Collier, nephew of Judge Collier of the
County Bench, has been mySterlously
missing for several days past His wife
has reason to believe he has been muir.
lprpd
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KANSAS CITY.

CArrLE-Reccipts, 1880; firm and higher
native steers, 1909 TO i,jlj lbs. average, sJt1G
$50: others UNCHANGED,
HOGs-Reccipts, 5000; ilrmer and higher
lots OF Isl To 40 lbs average, S5.@0G5.t5;
mainly at s5.2OGj&.
QsHEEP-Rcceipts 1900; natives, Of llj lbs
average, S420.
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Egypt.

CAIRO, May 2i.-Major Kitchener start
ed from Korosko across the desert for
Abu Hamcd with 1900 Arabs. Major
Wortleyt Assioul, is making preparations
for twenty days desert march with 800
BedOuius.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-05-25
Bad for the OnerativAa.

LEWISTON, Me-, May 24.-Twenty.two
thousand spindles in the Lincoln Mills
will stop June LIST for an indefinite Pc
riod. Four hundred operatives will be
thrown ont
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$4,000 For a Limb.

BROOKLYN, N. Y, May 2i.-Throngh
her guardian Bessie Cummings, aged
Eve, sued the Brooklyn City Railroad
for S40,0 for the loss of Il leg A
sealed verdict was handed in this morn
ing awarding her SIC, 1000.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-05-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
David Nicholson's Liquor Bread,
OR PURE MALT EXTRACT.

Barclay Bros. having perfected arrange
ments with the above welI-known house for
the distribution Of his celebrated prepare
ton OF malt, We cheerfulIy commend it to
our citizens as the most reliable remedy for
all ailments caused from weak constitu-
tuition.
Nicholson's Liquid Bread is really the
Beverage tornursing mothers.
1888 BARCLAY Bros.
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UNABLE TO MAINTAIN DISCIPLINE,
Only $4,000.

New YORK, May 2t.-There was a con-
siderable run on the West Side Bank this
morning. Cashier Dobler said that
Hnckley had not been heard of, but the
deficit is not over 1916, 900.
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MARKET REPORTS.
Grain and Provisions.
SATURDAY, MAY "a, 1884.

ST, LOUIS.
COTroN-Stcady; middhng, II 40ll%c.
FLOUR-Steady; Xxx 10 choice, $35JD41O;
patents, s5,.VlGB.5O.
Wheat - Lower; No. Red, sl.1lA0LE;
No. 3 Ted, slW.
CoRN-Steady; No. 2 Mixed 5lSQ52 Sc
No. white mixed, t3G6}bc.
OATs-StrongCr No. 2, 3!iaGb8hc.
RYE-NOmjnal; No. = 62Gd!1lc.
TOBACCO Firm; ldgs common to choice
| $5.751lOG0; leaf; common red leaf, SS.00G
100; medium to good $l2.5G8l7.j0,
HAY-Prairc $l2.0O for prime; $l4006l5.G
for choice; mixed SlBB4 for common &c
fancy, S2O.G).
BUrTER-Weak; choice to fancy creamery
lSg2Jc: dairy, choice 10 fancy, bU7c; low
grades nominal.
EGGS-Steady, at lOlao.
POTArOgs-New; choice selling at $4,000
2.75 per barrel, top rate for good sized
Receipts fair. Nothing doing in Old.
PORK-Uull; standard mess, $l6.151F@5;
hard side, $3.50.
LARD-Steady; prime steam, 7AlHEc,
BACoS-Longs, s'sgsAc; shorts, 9Q9bc;
clear RIBS. SsttSBc.
WOoIs-Tub-washod choice, 32lt'sc fair 500
3lc dinEy and low 28H29. Unwushed-Choce
medium 2266!sHc; good average medium 200
PIE; selected light me l919Oc; good average
11UlSc: heavy 800 80; combing, 4 blood, 20
90 q; cOmbing, low grades, l53BlSc.
HIDEs-Ouirt; dry flint, l7c; dam
aged. 4c; bulls or stays, l0c; dry
salted, l3c: dry sailed, damaged, lie; kip and
calf, sllted, sac; damaged, 64c; bulls and
stays, 5Ac; green, uncured, 752c; damaged,
SIC.
SHEEP PELTs-Steady; green, 701S0c dry
do, 4UI70C., rs 10 amount and quality of wool;
green shearlings, ljc; dry do, lOGljc; lamb
skins, 2CQ25c.
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Instructed to Pay Fifty Per Cent.

NEWARK, N. j., May 2t.-The Chan
cellor directed the Receiver of the New
ark Savings Institution to pay dividend
of fifty per cent to depositors July |.
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Murdered Her Boy.

EAsroN, Pa, May 2i.-Mrs. Barnett,
who killed her boy and attempted suicide,
was arrested to-day and sent to the War
rem County prison for trial.
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Live Stock Markets.
CHICAGO.

IltitAtb.
Hoes Receipts, ,l3,OOO: prices lO0ljc
higher; light, s5.lO@5I5; rough
packing, $5,lOG6j0; heavy packing ana ship.
ping, $j.550j So.
CArTLE- Receipts, Zoo; bIisk; values firm.
or; exports, SBGON6.s0; good to choice
SjlO16 50; common to fair, Sj.6JG60G.
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Canada.

OTTAWA, May 24.-Piapol and other
indians have been persuaded to give up
he sun dance and return to their re-
serves.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-05-25

Pain from indigestion, dyspepsis, and
too hearty eating is relieved at once by
taking one of Carter's Little Liver Pills
Immediately after dinner. Don't forget
this,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-05-25

Another Oil Fire at Hunters Point.
NEW YORK, May 24.-At noon to-day an
OF! tank at Hunters Point, l.. l., ignited
and bursted, causing u terrible explosion.
The fire gained considerable Roadway.
1t is impossible at this hour to estimate
the loss
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-05-25
CROUCH on Coughs

Ask for "Rough on Coughs for coughs,
Gods, sore throat, hoarseness, troches, loo
Liquid, soc,
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Decline of Man.

Nervous, weakness, dyspepsia, impotence,
sexual debility, cured by "Wells' Health
ReneWer,n 81.
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Mother Swans Worm Syrup.

1ufallible, tasteless, cathartic; for fever
ishness, restlessress, worms, constipation.
81
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Scotland.

EDINBURGH, May 23.-During a fire in
/ coal pit at Porto Bello twelve men were
,uffocated.
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For Rent.

Two pleasant furnished rooms to rent, on
18th st. Apply to
1w Mrs. S. L. WILLIAMSON.
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\ TERRIBLE DISASTER.
A French Brig With Sixty-two Lives Lost
in Fog on the Grand
Banks.
Heartrending Scenes Among the Uu'
fortunate Passengers-In Sight
of Land, But No Succor.

ST.. JOINS, \. B., May 24.--The French
brig Senorine, which went ashore at
Grand Banks, Friday, was total wreck
in fifteen minutes. Fifty-three passen-
gers and nine of the crew were lost.
The Senorine was caught in fog when
the Captain lost his bearings. lie was
making for this port and going slow.
When she struck, the
Widest DISORDER PREVAILED,
the officers and crew making for the
boats and leaving the passengers to care
for themselves. One boat con-
tanning twenty passengers and some
OF the crew, was swamped
after it got away from the steamer by the
lurching of the vessel The screams of
the women were heart-rending, Most of
them sank Immediately, The men strug-
gled, but only few of them succeeded
by catching floating spars. The Captain
was
UNABLE TO MAINTAIN DISCIPLINE,
and among the passengers only few
were able to save themselves. Many
chung to the rigging after the first shock,
thinking the vessel would stand the strain,
and they might be picked up when the
fog cleared, but when the vessel went to
pieces they were all lost
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CHICAGO.

wHEAr-Lower; May, So; June, Silsc;
July, S9.c August, s9iac; September 81.
UC0RN-Lower; May, $3.50 June, diso;
July, j6Ac; August, 5,Sc.
OArS-Weakor; May, 81; June, 3lLc;
July, 3l&c; August 2Slac.
P0RK-Lower; June, $3.50; July, $3.50;
August, $ls45; year, Sl4.OO.
LARD-Weaker; June, SSH; July,
SS32i August SS.45.
SHoRr RlDs-June, ss.@5; July, $685.
August s., 45. s-,.-y
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NEW YORK

wHEAT--Steaiy; No 2 Rcd, May, Sl0l;
June. Sl.054.
CoRS-Steady; No, 2 mixed, May, 6lfac;
June, 63isc.
OATs-Lower; No, ,, mixed, May 36s43Sc;
June, 81 ia6g3Sc.
POrk-Quiet spot mess, $l1.OJ
6E75; Lard-Duli; steam, June, Ss.33G3tD.
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RAre Books Sold Cheap.

MN YORK, February 22.-At the suc-
ton rooms Of George A. LeaVitt Il Co.,
where book buyers attended the sale ofthe
Harrison library, among valuable works
scld were Scott and Apperly's racing and
sporting books, four fine fOlios, that had
been extended and illustrated by the in
zerlon Of many engrsvings. They were
valued at go volume and sold for SS.6T
spiece The feature of the collection was
EOytyIrs edition Of Shakespeare, extended
10 lhirty.siy volumes by the insertion Of
1n5 plates ana drawings. The work was
said 10 have cost its owner over SlS,O 900. a
uesler bid $26 and the bidding was lively
Gnul SIl volume was reached. The work
Vas bought at that price by the Brentsno
Brotlers, who also purchased the racing
and sporting books.
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MORE OF THE CYCLONE.
The Total Loss Of Life at Placed at
Four Hundred

The Total Loss Of Life at Placed at
Four Hundred.
ATLANTA, GA, February 22.-Two mil
lion dollars worth of property, 5000
houses and 300 to 400 people killed and
800 wounded is the forfeit paid the late
terrible storm. Forming in the valley OF
the Chattshoochie, it spread into fan
shape in Columbus, one arm running into
Alabama until interrupted by the Red
N untains, thence across to Cave Springs,
Rome and Canton, and DETECTING little
southerly to Athens, it demolished proper.
ty in Banks, Jackson ard Madison counties.
Another arm shot through Carroll and
Chattahoochie counties, killing many
people, and another arm cro33ing the
State f,om Columbus to Columbia, passing
through the town Of Ninety-six, S. C, and
thence to the ocean.
From all these arms many smaller tor
nados formed, which ran up the valleys,
carrying with them death and desolation:
Now that the wreck is being cleared
away fscts and incidents are coming to
light which are of peculiar interest. Jar
yey Henderson, Ct Heard county, when
the storm approached, took refuge in
well. While lying on his face in the bot.
tom of the well, fence rail was hurled
into the well with great force by the wind.
The rail came down end first, striking
Henderson on the back and going through
him, impaled the victim to the earth and
killed him almost instantly. 1t Talbot
county, little girl named Annie Green,
while drawing pail of water from well,
was struck on the head by large hail.
stone ard sustained fracture of the skull.
While lying on the ground apparently
dead, the wind picked Eer up and after
carrying her nearly fifty yards landed her
helpless frame in thicket, where Sh" re-
msined until rescued by her parents.
The Most Terrible Destruction
was at Philadelphia, on the Caio'ina Cen.
tral. The settlement contained about
twenty-five houses. Every one was rszsd.
4 parry began search of the ruins for
bUG!es aud within short time recovered
three white and three colored men. John
Dnlkn was found With piece Of splintered
'n.b,r throu 5h his abdomen rs lsrge as
mar, leg. All the bodies were badly
ruri ated. The b3dies were placed in
4wsCn and carried 10 Rockingham when
L = wagon returned for more bodies.
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for a stone sent by him for the monument,
and committee of five was appointed 70
consider the subject of providing for the
proper celebration Of the completion OF the
monument, which event is expected to
take place early in December OF the pres
ent year.
At the tlose of the business session the
mem bers of the society remained TO meet
at luncheon q large number OF distln-
guished guests, invited by General Dunn 70
honor the occasion, among whom were
Chief Justice Waite and Justices Miller,
Field, Harlan, Matthews and Gray, OF the
United States Supreme Court, and Senators
Edmunds, Pendleton, VOORHEES,, Morrill,.
Harrison, and Miller, Of California.
Trouble I'm New Mexico.
WASHINGTON, February 22.-Senators Vest
and Cockrell, Speaker Carlisle, and Repre-
sentatives Springer and Morrison received
the following telegram from Santa Fe, New
Mexico, to-day:
The Secretary Of New Mexico refuses TO
administer the oath of office to legally
elected members of the Territorial Legis-
lature, assembled to-day, and assumes TO
decide the election and qualifications OF
members against the vote OF q majority
holding legal certificates of election. Will
you assist rs in maintaining our rights
under the law against official usurpationi
of Federal officers? We are q majority OF
the Council, composed of both political
parties, Republican and Democratic
Franco CHAVEZ, Rep President.
HENRY L. WARREN, Dem.l
CHARLES MoNTALDo, (Rep.)
+. J. VALDEZ, (Rep.)
FRANCO PEREA, Dem
ANTHONY JOSEPH, (Dem.)
II. H. WHITEHILL, (Dem.)
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TROUBLE BREWING.
Manitoba Deter mined 10 Seeede from
Canada.

Manitoba Deter mined 10 Secede from
Canada.
WINNIPEG, February 22.-The excitement
over the independence Of Manitoba is in
creasing daily. Wardens Of counties and
municipalities and Mayors of cities and
towns, who are summoned to take joint
action toward holding a mass conventions
in this city on March 8, act as if pro.
gramme was not fully determined on, but
secession from the Dominion is forego1e
conclusion. 1t is stated that the first step
will be 10 recs II Premier Norquay from o.
towa, where he is battling unsuccessfully in
the interests Of the pro yince. Senators
and members in the Federal Parliament
viii also be asked TO resign their seats and
retUIn home. Two methods are sug-
sested for relief-One TO forward a
memorial 10 me British Throne and de-
mand that the entire Northwest be consti
tinted N independent Crown Colony. The
other is to ask that the present local gov.
ernment constitute itself provisional
government to take their request for recog-
nition at the hands Of the British PAr!it-
ment by a repeal of the British North
American act. Fsiling in this govern
ment will be formed to undertake control
of the country and free it from the pres
snt tyranny Of the Federal authorities at
Ottawa.
DR.. Fleming, president Of the Farmers
Union, says: Duties and taxes will not
be paid and all connection with the Do
minion will be broken of. The feeling
throughout the country is that they must
get their grievances righted no n after what
they cost.
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ANNIE'S $4,000 BALM.
A Lovely Jersey Girl Seeks Heavy
DamnKes for Breach OF Promise.

A Lovely Jersey Girl Seeks Heavy
Damages tor Breach OF Promise.
Lone BRANCH, \. j., February o.
Lovely Miss Annie +. Van Brunt, one OF
the leading bellies Of Eatontown, has
brought suit by her best friend, Robertson
Smith, against George Morris, a young
business merchant of the. same place for
breach OF promise and betrayal. Fair
Annie lays her damages at $4,000.
1t appears that young Morris, after win.
ring the affections OF Miss Van Brunt,
pledged bis treth to another fair dame and
was about to leave the State in consequence
OF the suit. Upon first being arrested the
court placed young Mr.. Morris bail at 80,
600, which he was unable to procure, and
was committed to the county jail in de-
fsult of bail. Later the court reduced 1.-THE
bail TO 81, 900, when the mother OF the &C
cused became his surety. Young Morris
answer is general denial.
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DUPEo BY HIS DARLING.
Lively Love Adventure of Pair OF
Toronto Washers.

Lively Love Adventure OF Pair OF
Toronto Washers.
TORONTO, February ga short time ago
s young real estate broker became enam-
o,ed with widow Of this city. The fssci-
nation grew upon the young man until he
gave expression to his psnt-up feelings By
warming her with $3.50 seal sacque. His
visits to he DO yer of his fair enchantress
became more frequent, and his hours of
coming and departure more questionable.
All went merry as q marriage bell until
Friday evening, when the real estate young
man saw another city masher playing the
gallant with his inamorats. He
Immediately challenged the Of
lender for his imPertinence in pre-
suming to appear with another mans
wife. The other c. M. responded with
sneer that his claim was equally as good as
masher No. Is. Thereupon the latter with
an oath drew his long range pop and told
the intruder TO desist or IN five minutes
his shell wouldn't hold pint Of peanuts.
The latter very quickly reinquished his
claim and az once determined to give up
all thoughts OF alliance with the fair wild
oH. Tbs real estate agent has not the
same faith in the oneness Of the widows
affection and thinks that an occasional seat
in the opera chairs would have produced
IS good results as the S2S sacque.
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Influence aTfh- soilon Health.

The iniinercs Of the solI upon the health
of those living upon ~, j. brought out very
plainly duriD the prevalence OF epidemic
diseases. That malarial diseases dixie in
termittent fevsIsl originate from the soil,
is already accepted: and recent investiga-
tioBs chow pretty concIusiyeiy that tue
germs OF cholera, abdominal typhus, yel-
low fever. and the plague are In some way
connected with the soil, which Is daily
corroborated by letters from all parts Of
the country. stating that the marvellous
effect Peruna has on hose disease1, and
in their c0nysIescent state, John T.. Court
ney, OF Cory Pa, says: 81 am still getting
better, thanks to your Peruns and Mans
lin." Sc page - In ellis OF Lie"