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Negotiations Renewed.

berlin, Dec. 27,-Negotiations with
France for neutralising the territory of
the African International association has
been renewed at Paris. Bismarck has
sent special communication to Prime
Minister. Ferry, urging him to withdraw
MS opposition to the scheme. The Ma
uonal Gazette says majority of the
reichstag intends to place q new check
on Bismarck by rejecting his demand
for credit of $4,000 marks to conduct
explorations in Africa.
The Elberfeldt Gazette has opened a
subscription list to provide Bismarck
with an additional secretary. In two
days subscriptions to the amount of
l2,60O marks were received.
The Cologne Gazette says: At last to
the council of ministers Bismarck has
raised the question of the dissolution of
the richstag. 1t Is considered that The
present mono MT is inopportune and he
mas decided to wait further hostile man
ltestations before throwing the coun-
try into fresh election fever.
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CASUALTY AND CALAMITY
STRANGE CASE OF BLOOD POISON
Funeral of Brooklyu's Burned orphans-
Accident on the Vandalia-F Fatal
Burning and Fractured
skull at Weatherford.
Dying From BLOOD Poison.

NEW YORK, Dee. 2J.--Dr. George II.
Atkinson, one of the leading physicians
Of Brooklyn, is lying at the point of
death, The disease from which he is
suffering is such that there is not tho
slightest hope of his recovery. 1t ia
blood~poisoning, contracted while at.
tending private patient in August
last. The patient was the victim of an
infectious disease. A painful operation
became necessary and ether was admin
lstered. While the pa lent was under
the knife be scratched the first Joint of
the middle finger OF the Doctors right
hand with his nails, drawing blood. The
wound at first wss apparently insic-
nlhcant' Toward the end of November
the doctor began TO suffer greatly. Two
weeks ago his right side became para
lyEed, his mind began to wander. and
the next day only his lett hand could be
moved. Since then he has been under
me constant care of half dozen of the
most distlngui> he'd medical men of the
country. DR. Pierce said last night that
the PATIENTS pulse had reached l6O, and
that his end was rot far of. The case Is
considered ono of the most remarkable
that has come to the knowledge of the
attendant physicians, rs the poisen ia
not expected to reach the brain before "A
year or more. There is only one case
Oh similar kind mentioned in the
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PERSONAL.

Capt. W. L. Smith, OF Austin, IL ~ tho
Windsor.
Col. I. w. oglesby, of Plano, is booke
AZ the Windsor.
John Simmons, OF Woatherford,i ia reg.
istered at the Windsor.
IL. Woods, Wheeling, West Virginia,
Is stopping at tho Windsor.
Miss Fannie Vassar, OF Sherman, Ia in
the city, guest of Mrs. Tom Miers.
Messrs. j. Record, OF Forney, and ].
). Wood, OF kaufman, are in the city.
j. Ii. Millikon and wife, OF Weather
ford, were guests OF the Windsor yestor-
day.
Bob Laws, who has been confined 10
his bed several days with pneumonia, is
worse,
Capt. Sydney l.. Johns, capitalist of
LONDON, England, IN guest of the
Windsor.
Mr.. w. l.. Hall, who has been sick 30
long with fever, IL out again attending
To business.
Mr.. Lawrence knephy, who was taken
Ill with congestion Of the stomach, liz
somewhat improved.
+. II. Tompkins, representing tho
Shreveport Times, paid tho HERALD a
pleasant call yesterday.
Col. 7. J. Campbell, attorney OF the
Texas Il Pacific railway. with head
quarters at Paris, Is at the Windsor.
Mr.. III. Ii. Sawyer, a prominent man
ufacturer OF East Hampton, Massachu-
sets, Is In the city on prospecting tour.
Mr.. W. ID. Powell Is still confined To
his bed ut the residence of Mr.. McEn.
tire, on Commerce street, and 10 very
low.
W. X. Leonard, a prominent merchant
ana assistant postmaster OF Carmel, Is
la the city ON y business trip, and paid
the HERALD pleasant call.
Mr.. II. w. Jones, district clerk, re-
turned yesterday from visit TO Shrove-
port, bringing with him his little neices
Misses Ella and Meta Jones, who are
the guests OF Mrs. J. p. Murphy.
Mr.. j. s. Burton, formerly a resident
here as manager Of the Western Union,
and late OF ST. Louis, where he was con.
nected with the same company, IL In the
city, aud will, on the lat OF January, as.
sumo the management here OF the Bal.
timore q Ohio Telegraph company.
Miss Mamie l. Stroud, of South Caro-
lima, who has boon spending some time
with relatives here, will leave on Mon
day for her home In her native state
She Is highly pleased with Texas an,
the signs OF thrift aud progress of thi
city. She will carry with her the kind
est regards aud best wishes of her rela
uves aud friends, while pangs OF regre
VIII DO lett In tho hearts of her man,
loving and admiring young friends.
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ana IL is the worlds best, Is the inspira-
tion OK pure and believing heart, She
is the happiest when she deyotes her.
soil, oDeulent TO her patient and unsel-
nsh nature, to some loved being or high
cause, and glory itself, saws Mime. Do
Stael, would be for her only a splendid
mourning suit for happiness denied.n
In America, where life Is lived double
quick, and where every product, from a
continent downward, Ia of the largest
size, there are crops OF overtaught girl
hood ripe already tor our inspection.
Women of the middle classes there can
discuss the nebular hypothesis, or tho
plnomial theory MS ours talk OF lace
work and the baby. Mr.. Hudson, in
ms recent "Scanper Through Amer
ica," declares that to converse in the
railway cars with ladies returning from
conventions aud conferences was gen
nine pleasure, an intellectual treat. But
ne adds that, though one could revere
them, almost worship them, to love
tneln was out Of the question,
for each OF us there is some face en-
Ahfiueu In memory, whose influence Is
loltV as an Inspiration, whose power Is
a living power, whose love has been
stronger than death, and will light an
upward path for us even to liteis end.
why Is all this but because she whom
we loved was a heroine? And what
were her characterisl ics2 One answer
Will serve to all: Tenderness, gentle
ness, soll-forgetfulness, suffering. The
last characteristic may not be univer.
sal, like tho rest. But the highest love
can only exist where suffering has
touched the object loved. 1t il one of
the oompensations for the manifold sor-
rows OF this world of ours. The fire of
trial seems to light up every beauty
and attraction. The life that not only
loved much, but suffered much, had n
roval right of influence as long as mem
Dry lasts-an influence which cannot
belong to any life which suffering has
not crowned.
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Something About Hcrolues.

Most Of us have heard OF certain
thoughtful little girl who took time by
the forelook, and decided that II women
must have some pro Tession to turn to,
she would be a professional beausy,
says Chambers Journal. Several women
have passed the old turnstilo to public
life, and got In somehow on mems
tickets. Their Insignificant sisters peep
over the wall and observe that men
who outside were the soul OF chivalry
begin TO elbow the ladies' within, and
ungallantly assert in self.defence that
the ladies have elbows too. Tho in.
significant sisters will not enter; but II
they tried to reason about IL, they
would be "stumped outn In a moment
bv the others on the platforms In.
side "When hear woman using IN.
tellectusl arguments am dismayi d, '
says u wise thinkor from beyond the
Atlantic, aud tho significant crowd
aforesaid and the majority Of the world
agree with him In THIS, aud those out.
side the wall iiud nut all At once that u
woman's unreasonlnx nature Is no In.
significant charm. "Her best reason,
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THEATRICAL NOTES.
Milton Mobiles tomorrow night.

hhsoh Nopiod to-tuOrrOW nlKnt.
"Lovo and Lawp il one Of the strong
est melodramas ever written.
Tho prospects are that Min will do
the largest business OF any tragedian
this season. His coming is anxiously
looked for. D...,.
Milton Mobiles has the strongest SUP.
port this season he has ever had. Tick
cts are going rapidly and largo house
Is assured.
Manager Benton closed contract
yesterday for tho appearance of the
great Italian actress, Ristori, here some-
time In February,
Crossen's Bankers Daughter com.
pany, the only organization authorized
10 produce the above beautiful plav,
comes Friday and Saturday next.
The powerful play, Glove aud Law
was produced for tho first time nj tht
Fourteenth Street theater, New York
April p, and achieved an instanttnoou.
| success.
Milton Nobles' Felix o'Pah, In IN
new drama of"LOve and Law Is car
i1al bit OF neat Irish comedy work. III
u novelty aud qualification 10 see
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stage freshman who is neither bor
notting ragamufiin nor gin-mii1
1eeier'" In making Felix OFPaff an
educated lawyer aud gentleman. Mr..
Nooles mas done an act of Justice, and
Iepioducod type common In the every
Hiay Ianks OF life, but almost entirely
ignored by the modern dramaiist,
The Bankers Daughter a play
that, II seems, viii never lose its npns-
iarlty, drew a large audience last ilight.
mhu met with the same cordial welro re
.hat mas always greeted its appearance
mere. IL isa familiar pioee with chr
tnoater. goers, and last nights perlorm-
hhce VIII compare favorably With the
previous productions. The stare
settlhg was exceptionally eiabo-
Iate; The American legation and the
uuel scenes have never been better
mounted at Nashville theater. In
inc cast there was tho same general
excellence. The q. Washington Phipps.
OF Crossen, the Count de Cardiac of Mr.
MADDOX, the John Strebelow of Mr..
IAnson, the Harold Rutlodge OF Mr..
ponaid Smith, tho Mr.. Brown of Mr.
james, the Lillian OF Miss Lewis ana
ne FLORENCE 81. Vincent Brown Of Miss
ERIE, were all admirably sustained.
mere viii be matinee this afternoon.
the evening performance closing the en-,
gagement- Nashville (Tenn.0 AmerI-
can, Saturday, November %
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ABROAD.
historic PLAY IN PARIS
the Leading Lady Spain's
make Killed Hundreds OF
ple-Bismarck as Ross
Bouth American Notes
rthnuak.'. De-trucflve.ess.

DestTuofiveness.
b, Dec. 27.-rhe latest news re-
ncerning the earthquake shows
manage to property and the loss
10th much greater than was at
NED. The provinces Of Malaga
|ada were the scenes of the Sc
Several places
'fially destroyed. The mayor
Any parts OF Albuqueres are
md $50 persons are believed to
dshed. At Arenos Del Rev.
Sons were killed. Disasters
Use reported from other towns.
ocks of earthquake have been
pany places in Spain since
Rios has arrived at Bombay.
)wns are reported suffering
earthquake. Sever al houses,
/ the telegraph station at vleiz.
ovince of Malaga, were badly
IThe terrified people encamped
outskirts of town during the
1any persons were injured at
|trion and Albania. The con-
eville was partly destroyed.
Icial was killed at Velez. Sew
bns we're killed elsewhere. AT
b citizen was killed and MANY
IThe village of Anomalies was
Astroyed. The cities of Seville
Iada were not much damaged,
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A Peruvian Patriot Dead

LIMA, Dec. G.-Dr. Miriatigin, one of
the Oldest and most distinguished in
hahltants of this city, being associated
with the declaration of independence,
ana holding a high position in the Ma.
sonic community, died last Tuesday.
ms Masonic connections gave rise to a
protest from the ecclesiastical authori-
lleS against the interment in the gem
oral cemetery. The government ignored
this proceeding, and together with sew
eral charitable institutions combined TO
render honor to tho remains OF the IL
lustrious citizen.
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The VOL: no.rd ncntcn.

NRw YoaK, Dee. 21--rho state SUI
preme cOurt to-day rendered decision
dissolving the inju elton obtained by
what is known as tho "Wnlf Board of
Aldermen" against the board OF alder
men, restraining the latter from trans
acting any business.
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egyptian Dehl prnhlen,.

Dee. 27.-rhe French am
WHO has returned to London
pee, Is instructed TO advise
Tille to accede to the demand
n and Russia for membership
Uptlan debt commission, and
thdraw the proposed reduction
on the debt. Failing in an
y between France and Eng
he powers except Italy will
English proposal.
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New Telephone Subscribers.

The following new subscribers have
been connected to date this month:
Sawnie Robertson, residence; Nos,
W. u. Hughes, residence; No. 3l6.
Or. j.. ID. Parsons, residences; No. Sc.
q. q. PORTER a Co., warehouse, No. 296.
q. Nj. Wheat, residence; No. 25.
a. D: Weatherington, livery; No. IA.
DR.. X. IL. Jones, residence; No. 268.
=. Il. May, residence; No. 81.
l.. J. N. Lenway 4 Co., butchers, No.
Orders on hand as follows: Eisenlohr
Bros. and Schneider; SIG Main street
and corner Elm and Ervay streets.
G. A. READ,
Manager Exchange.
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WEArHERfoRD, Dec. T.-[speclsl,l-
A negress, named Lizzie Plain, cooking
for Judge Hood, burned to death b her
clot' es taking fire some way last night.
Judge Hood, hearing noise as of some
one In distress, went To sec what was
the matter and found the poor creature
burned almost TO death, and she died
soon afterWard
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Threw Him Clear over the Derrick.

TORONTO, Dec. G.-Word has been re-
ceiyed here of terrible accident on the
North railway extension, near Brace
Bridge, two or three days ago. The
foreman of a gang OF rockmen was en-.
gagged in ramming down dynamite into
u drill hole when II exploded, throwing
him clear over the derrick and killing
MIN instantly. His body was blown TO
pieces. Three others we're terribly In
iured, aud are now lying in temporary
hospital at Brace Bridge.
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No Serious Damage TO Cattle.

SAN ANTONIO, Dec. I.-lSpeoial, l.
Reports gathered by the Express from
al towns in Southern aud South western
Texas indicate that the loss OF cattle
and sheep from the late severe cold
spell Is local, directly west and north
west of here, In Maverick, Kinney and
Concho counties. The loss seems TO be
severe. In the southern portion OF the
state neither sheep nor cattle are suffer
ing appfeciably ON the range, which Is
nood,
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Eugenie; Those sold were false. The
crown was among the Jewels at the gov.
eminent sales in Paris. The bogus en-
eTelds were purchased by am Englich
nobleman for $4,000, aud the money
paid the empress for her claims. The
emeraldS We're personal property. The
money however, was returned when it
was IoHhd that the emeralds were only
inilta.iohs' The Figaro says the EN-
press was aware OF the deception,
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Accident on the ynndaiia.

TBRRE HAuTE, Ind, Dec. T.--An Ex-
ira freight ran into another freight at,
10 this morning four miles west of here
on the yandaia line. The extra engine
was badly damaged. Many OF the cars OF
the forward train were thrown from the
track which will be blocked tor several
hours. Several train men were 30
riously hurt, but none killed.
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lsrlstmas CHARITY in Paris.

,Dsc. 27.-rhe Christmas tree
hnce for the henodt of the people
g hnd Lorraine, residents here,
|opk place in the hippodrome,
,there 1900 people. Other thous-
8 unable to gain admittance.
3lsellses Ferry, KestnOr
loquet presented TOYS,
+ etc. to the child
Ifedy adults. The Americ an
n avenue Loche, took up col.
the benefit of the English
~ poor.
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" In south America.

nso (via Galveston), Dec. q.
Q CordillesS states that much
len lately. Fifteen hundred
nave arrived here from Loo
ng shelter.
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Wiling to Modify II,

> Dec. 27.-The government, it
] authorize Minister Valeria,
ngton, to give his assent TO a
|lpn OF the Spanish-American
such action will in sure the
the treaty by the American
would suffice for Spain II
20 class Is are admitted froe
lifted States
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lellnM ErYar

c. 1.-TWO cases OF yellow
9occurred at Trujillo.
= AYREs, Dec. ga case of
IN has presented itself at San
pltal. The public is becoming
a sanitary Gordon was placed
building TO prevent the
PC scourgo, Rumors of other
q peen circulated, but are moi
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IBlsmarek VS.. JOHN RnIl.

Dec. T.-The News, in an
hthe decision of the powers to
q English Egyptian proposals,
BE action was prompted by
& who, irritated by the policy
Ono, desires to overthrow the
|abinet. Bismarck, it is said,
pgland toanneX Egypt and en-
many to pursue her present
" colonization. France and
'continues the article, "would
h support Bismarck, as they
That the attitude of England
= will put "A cheek to their
o. annexation elsewhere
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he furniture for tho new addition 10
tho Grand Windsor hotel is arriving and
being arranged. The hotel, undor the
new management, viii he ready for
business IN about two weeks. II IN re-
ported that tho hotel will loo closed n.
Monday night and will not be re-opened
until the new management takes charge.
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Dec. 27.-The Russian Coy
'ys that many converts man.
&sters Of charity In Russian
Ee favored Polish patients,
''ried to make them prose-
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\ New Portof Entrx.

z Dec. T.-Ancoris has been de-
puerto mayor" or port of en-
'1onse,quence OF which great fears
!. by Callao people that
Wy WI suffer great commercial
Y. we harbor at Ancoris is much
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Pee. q Jos. Zenorl, mana
discount bank of Carsney,
Who defaulted with 10000
himself in the bank to-
pont to he arrested.
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nt New Historic Drama.

dec. 27,-Sardou's Theodera
pced thia evening with splen-
\. The dresses were copied
mosalcs. In the Church of
Rle, at Ravenna, Sara Bern
h q reproduction of Theodera's
1ecked with heraldic peacocks
Jess gems. The music was Nv
/ The first act was received
Pine others were vociierously
q. Tho critics express various
hi the productions, some ac-
Rrdou Of mutilating history.
rity, however, are loud in their
a the supurb acting of Bern
q the intense dramatic nature
nation. Renowned and distin-
Uterateurs were present.
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|u5o1inlng Image Worsh,n

~ pee, T.--rhe criminal court
- ICED preacher named
4 member of the Biblo read
three years imprisonment
.g against image worship in
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|pocting tho u.te,,,v..

Ni'ec' N-The Irish executive
~ the chief Of police to make
70 the character of appoint
detective force made unier
OF the French disgrsced in
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The Weather and Christmas in Kas.

The Weather and Christmas In Kast
Texas.
PIrTsBURo, Dec. ~. - Special. +
Christmas is passing of quietly. No
serious troubles have been heard of in
any portion of tho county. The liveliest
crowd this Christmas was seen in town
to-day, headed by V. c. Saufly and w.
D. Berry. They visited and closed up
all the business houses.
Yesterday light rain began TO fall.
and to-day the earth and forests are
covered with ice. ID IL the coolest
weather of the season.
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LIMERICK, Dec. q Landlords or
thor agents, having refused to reduce
rents % per cent, the tenants now re-
fuse any rent.
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20, Dec. T-(via Galveston).
loaded with materials for
Eay, ATE hourly expected TO
port from England.
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Pee. 2T.-'rhe crew Of the
Fandt, sunk by the steamer
Eddystone, 1t is feared are
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Arrsctured skull.

WEATnERFoRD, Dec. T.--ISpeclal =
Tom Roberts. a young man living hero,
while eros ing thu street to day, slipped
up and fractured his skull. He was
speeehless wnen taken nn.
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Bogus Ismora,Js.

r. 1.-THE following story
oout the omeralds which
crown OF tho Empress
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George Washington's Masonic Brethren
Fra DalcKspuRo, VA, Dec. q. Fred
ricksburg lodge OF the Masonic frater-
nifty will attend the dedication Of the
Washington monNment, nc the national
capital. Washington was member of
this lodge.
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A New Naval Statior.

ST. PETERsRsRo, Dee. 27.-The gov
eminent is about to establish naval
station AT Navorssik, on tho Black sea,
AZ cost Of l0,000,0O0 roubles.
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A man living in sky-parlor cured
himself Of sciaiios with 81. Jacobs OIL.
He called the disease the skyattlckor.
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Our great reduction IN prices have
brought our diamonds within the rench
OF AL KNEPFLY d Son, Dallas.
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bundoorgs Perfume, Edou'a.
LundOorgs Perfume, Mare hal Mol Rose
LANDLORDS Perfume. Alpn ne Violet.
LANDLORDS Perfume, Lilly Of toe valey,
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undeIiyered Kilograms

Following are messages remaining on
hand at the Western Union Telegraph
Office corner Of Elm and Lamar streets,
parties can gel them by calling from (
10 lOa a. IN. and from to s p. m. Strauss
4 Levy, II. l.. Marsalis ~ Co., Blank
enship q Blake, w. Z. Howard 4 Co,
=. 5. Floyd a Co, II. s. Daugherty, S.
II. Ransom, ~ Brunswick Il Bake, (2l,
Sanger Bro, Frank Wheat, Crawford Il
Crawford.
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The eraud Wade.

Little Jokor' is the best smoA in
tObacco. ~
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Peace.
Fire Record.

- LIMA, Dec. 27.-The pacifcation OF
Peru is nearly complete.
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KANSAS CITY, Dec. 27.-The North,
Orrison IL Co. furniture store, of this
CITY, was destroyed by fire this NOM
ing, and an adjoining building
occupied by Wolf Bros, dealers
IN gents furnishing goods, was badly
total loss will exceed 100000. Both
buildings were owned by w. G. Lohen-
stein, and were insured for $22 900. The
insurance on the stock is 81, 900.
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"ris beauty truly blent whose red and
white,
Natures own sweet and .ennlng hand laid
on
Pozxoni's powder impartsa richness
Making the skin as soft as down.