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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-04-24

English Mechanic

The public baths of Vienna are said to
be the finest in the world. The building
itself is situated in the heart of the city,
and incoses basin l56 feet in width by
57S feet in length, and varying in depth
to twelve feet The enormous quantity
of water contained in this basin is re-
newed three times a day. The whole
establishment has accommodation for
/, 800 persons. and is open from May to
October 81, and from in the morning
until dusk There is also a bath. restricted
to ladies, open from in the morning un
til !, and the Vienna ladies are especially
good swimmers.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-04-24
Several Cures for Insomnia.

lNeW YORK Nj an ana Express
If the sleepessness be occasioned by un.
due nervous excitement the application OF
mustard pasters TO the abdomen will af,
ford relief, Where this remedy fails the
freshly made solution of lactate of soda or
some milk or whey may be used with
good results. When brain exhaustion is
responsible for the inability to sleep. the
administration of tumblerful of hot
claret and water, with sugar and nutmeg,
is recommended. When acid dyspepsia is
present the alkalies and alkaline earths are
useful The irritant properties of the air
which hinder sleep during hol weather can
be counteracted by sprinkling the floor
with water When sleep is broken by Sc
we're pain nothing is more useful than
morphia These latter remedies should
never be taken. however. without the ad.
vice of physician. A hypodermic In
lection Of morphia. however, is to be pre-.
ferred to taking the drug internally when
the wakefulness Is due to neuralgia
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-04-24
Dakota Mirag2S
Western letter.

mospheric curiosities in Dakota. AT
Darlington few mornings since the
w csington hills, over sixty miles distant,
could plainly be seen in all their magniti.
cent splendor in the horizon of the north
The mirages occasionally seen are phe,
nomenal Yorktown Kimball. and other
towns are plainly visible. floating. as it
were, in the clouds. The hills on the
west side of the Missouri river are also
visible. and afford the observer n land
scape the beauty of which cannot be de
scrihed bN pen
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-04-24
Something New in the Canning Trade.
Chicago Times

Chicago Times
Many housekeepers have for years put
up fruit for their own use in glass Jars,
employing clarified cane sugar instead of
glucose 10 aid in preservation. If they
raised their fruit or were able to obtain
that which had been recently picked. they
would have table luxury vastly superior
to anything sod in tin cans cw town
people, however raise fruit of any kind,
and th.le is generally considerable diiii-
Guilty in procuring perishabe fruits that
are IN good condition for canning
TO meet their wants, some fruit-raisers
during the past few years have put up
choice fruits in glass jars and placed them
on the market They have sold at prices
never bei ore realized for canned fruits
They are in demand for invalids and
epicures, who never hesitate to pay large
sums for very superior articles of food
That certain kinds of fruit put up in glass
will soon lake the place of those packed
In metal cans appears certain. The fruits
that are most in demand are cherries, red
raspberries, currants, black currants, and
Strawberries The three former can not
be preserved 10 good advantage in metal
cans on account of the acids they contain.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-04-24


The other day over 80, 0OO, 900 Russian
peasants assembled in all the churches of
the empire. offered Thanksgiving to God
for their Liberation from serfdom. March
3. or Feb. ~ .. s., 1851, the late car, in
his famous ukase. used these words;
"Cyoss yourselves, orthodox people, and
ask Gods blessing for a new life" And
that day new era was inaugurated in
kussa Chattels became freemen
On the anniversary of this day the freed
ser.s of Russia voluntarily abstain from
work and dedicate the day to thanks.
giving and prayers. In the last year of
his reign the ear liberator ordered and
the holy synod sanctioned the decree, that
henceforth the 18th day of February
March y should be observed throughout
Russia as legal and church holiday. In
Russia they have about two score church
holidays and about dozen cars holt
days, but this is the only holiday of the
peasants
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-04-24
Soyel "Psychical" Idea.

It OF NIClEO W 'kIY WI (WHICH
The evoulionists tell us that new organs
and powers Were developed in the lower
stages of animal life because of strong and
long continued efforts to acquire this
power or these organs In the same way
man is developing the power of spiritual
perception through a mighty desire to
know something OF spirit, of life beyond
this life, and believe he is gaining the
power to perceive and know facts and
truths heretofore unacceptable by any
of the senses or organs possessed by him.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-04-24
Diplomacy and Smoking.

The Comte de .erisson relates that on
one occasion during the negotiations fol.
lowing The Franco German war of 1870
Bismarck offered Jules Favrc Il cigar,
which was declined. Then said bismarck:
by not smoking you have one advantage
over me, you are more vigilant. But
then you have this disadvantage; you are
more irritable A diplomat must be ready
to make concessions, and tobacco makes
one feel happier, and, thereby, more con-
ciliatory.
Washington Ratchet: To win In cayh
and lose on credit is the great secret Of
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-04-24
RHEUM
Clear and Positive Recovery-An
Elderly Lady's Letter.

Among the numerous letters received by
Dr. Kennedy testlfylng 10 notable SALT RHECh
cures, the following will be found of interest
to our readers, who may accept our aSSuranc"
OF its perfect authenticity and truthfuneSS
WORCESTER, Mass, March -, lS>+
Or. d. Kennedy. RondOd. 4. Y.
DEAR SIR: Until recently have been for
three years sufferer from Salt Rheum. 1t
followed upon an attack of Erysipelas fer
which | was for u long time under medical
treatment. placed my self again in the hands
of the the physicians who did, have no doubt,
all that could be none. The painful and un-
sight ~ disease made continual progress, until
| began to fear should never get rid of il.
by means of one of those accidents that Of
ten result in so much blessing ] had my at
tcntiOn called to your FANURlTE REM EDf,
which was told would surely do me good. !
used it, and within amuch shorter time than
would have believed possible. received n per
manent cure. am now perfectly free from
salt Rheum What comfort this Is, anu
how il places your wonderful medicine in my
opinion. you may guess at, but never know.
keep il now constantly in the house AS a
MRS. DiNAH PHAIR.
Mrs. Phair sometimes since, when on visit
to Kansas. found IA case of Salt Rheum, could
not get FAVORITE REMEDY, sent To New
York City for it, and cured the case
For all diseases of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys
Bladder and Digestive Organs, DR.. David Ken
ncdy's FANORITE REMEDY, Rondout. \. Y.
Apr, l5,eodSwlm
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-04-24

The commission charged to further ex
Col Boudaire for the conversion of por.
ton of the desert of sahara into an inland
sea, sailed from Marseilles recently, They
will land al uabes (Tunisl, and will begin
the construction of fort on the spot
where the canal will begin that will lead
the waters of the ocean to the great sandy
waste beyond
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-04-24

The medical profession in England is
recruited almost exclusively from the
middle classes of society The aristoc-
racy regard only three professions as fit
for the scions of nobilty-the army, the
church and the law-and recent writer
says that he has yet to learn that any one
born with blue blood in his veins has
hitherto walked the hospitals and become
physician.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-04-24
Exchange

NJ. Berlier, an engineer, proposes sys
tenn of pneumatic transmission between
Paris and London involving the employ.
ment of two tubes-one for sending and
the other for receiving kilograms letters,
and postal parcels weighing up to eleven
pounds. The time taken in transmission.
according TO the protector, would be but
one hour Notwithstanding stoppages al
any stations which might be established
on the way
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-04-24
Three Hundred Millions.


The astonishing assertion is made by
The Lumber World that the loss to this
country through forest fires is now not
less than $500, 00G 900 year, simply
through the destruction of available tim
Der, without counting the additional loss
from the annihilatioa of the young growth
and the seeds sea tered on the surface and
the scorching OF tie ground, which often
renders it sterile for generate on,
Jud Lafagan: IL is easy to console
others in their alnictions if we possess
that inward satisfaction that tells US We
are not as bad oil as they are
The United States has IS. sol. 200 milch
cOWA
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Central American Republics.


Central America, comprising the five
independent republics of Costa RIGA,
Guatemaia, Honduras. Nicaragua and
San salvador, has an area Of about
ia, 900 square miles. and population of
about 1881 GOO. The people are divided
into three classes, whites and creoles,
Indians, and the aboriginal natives
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-04-24
The Date Was On 1t.


He was a freshman, but most enthusi.
ast;c numismatist. "Do you know, ="
said he, with an air of profound gravity,
Il find it very hard work to secure old
coins-l mean, for example, those that
can date back beyond the time of Con
stantne the Great. have some that the
collector purchased them from says are
older but they are in the main much de.
faced, and their antiquity becomes a
matter of mere conjecture was in
great luck. however, the other day. for
while strolling down town | CHANGED 10
drop into an old curiosity shop. and the
proprietor to my great delight, produced
a coin Tor which | would not take 500
the oldest | have ever heard Of un.
damaged and clear-59l B. c., and it has
the date on it. The freshman looked
supremacy happy.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-04-24
M ALA RIA.
As an anti malarial medicine
DIR. DAVID KBNNEDY's
EAVORITE REMEDY

has won golden opinions. No traveller should con.
slider his outfit complete unless 1t includes bottle OF
this medicine. II you are exposed to frequent
changes OF climate, food and water, Favorite Remedy
should always be within your reach. II expels ma
aral poisons, and Is the best preventative Of chs
and maaria fever In the world. II Is especially of
fered trustworthy specific for the cure of Kidney
arising from an mpure state OF the blood. To women
who suffer from any OF the Ills peculiar to their sex
Favorite Remedy is constantly proving itself
failing friend-a real blessing Address the propre-
tor Or, D. Kennedy, Rondout N. Y. 81 bottle, for
y, by all druggists
This medicine is for sale by us BEAUPRE
& LOWRY, Corner Church and Bank SITS.
HABITS OF YOUTH AND ENCEsSES
Ilof manhood cause more suffering, suicides,
nervous debility, impotence, sterility, strict
ures, vmicocele, diseased PROSTATE gland,
bladder, kidneys, heart, dropsy, diabetes ana
Bright's disease, than everything else, ana
cannot he cured with stomach medicines
alone, electricity, crayons, belts, canterila-
lions, sounds, catheters, or cutting. The Eu.
ropean and American Medical Bureau will
send Treatise for Is cents, giving the reme-
dies and directions which cure these other
wise fatal diseases at home without pain pri-
vately. 0fises 1893 Broadway, n. Y; City.
T,dSwm
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-04-24

Let any one examine any ivy covered
wall, and they will discover the leaves
hang down, one over another, from the
highest point to which the plant attains to
the ground, forming an ornamental shield
that casts oil the ain and prevents its
beating against the wall, conveying it
from leaf to leaf downward, preventing
its ever coming in contact with or moist
ening the walls; while the cinging nature
of the plant, intended for the purpose of
adhesion, thrusts its shoots into the crew
ices as roots and claspers according as it
asCends and acts as so many sucking
engines, extracting and drawing away for
the nourishment of its own iuXuriance
whatever moisture the walls may be sup.
posed to attract or imbibe from the at.
mosphere NO walls are dryer, or 50 dry,
as those to which ivy forms permanent
external covering
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-04-24


A book called The First Families of
the nited States" is soon to burst upon
wondering world. Some people may be
verdant enough to think that 1t will refer
to the aborigines and their red descend
ants, but they will be as far out of the
way in their speculations as the Indian
was when he supposed the spirit of his
dog would accompany him To the happy
hunting-grounds of the hereafter.
The volume, which will probably be
welcomed by AL Anglo maniacs. will be
an imitation, as far as possible, we are
told. of "Burkes Pcerage, and will be
devoted to recording the deeds of those
white settlers who have been fortunate
enough to become wealthy in this country.
Its pages will be Illuminated with crests
and coats, of arms, and those whose
fathers came here in their shirt sleeves
ought to communicate with the authors
as quickly as possible. So that they may
be FURNISHED with heraldic devices worthy
of their aristocratic rank in this Demo
cratic county. a canal boat cOuchant
on an argent field might suit some people,
and peders pack rampant. with the
motto I'VE might go further and fur
worse, night answer for others.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-04-24

This medicine is for sale 10y us. BEAUPRl
& LOWRY, Corner Church and Bank SITS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-06
a sold Aay aad sindy
Msksa . fnll Essp ana anar =
.ss.tsssss ssssf,.s.

Ihs history Of the Olyraple games has
= tnofsl which may still be useful 10 tbe
Rytanssfs Df later and more etTilissd
ace. u is this. ERefsise should be asa-
efal, ret particular, unless for psstiea-
lsf defest. Soefalss. In that feysbiie
which BeEhefe wss. nor, In al pfo5s
bility, viii be. said be would net labor
liks thoas sho fna in She rare e5usse.
thst be might make his legs stfose while
bis shoHldefs and other parts Of bis bodv
remained week, not caring for his legs.
bot - Thai, b. sHsyeisins ali his Iiasbs.
81 might resolve 8 propoftisnste in
efease IN agility SID strength. The Oh.
sefysts0n may well spply NOT only 10 .
nispf0koftienate exercise ~ any part Of
The body 10 comparison With she whole,
bat 20 . dispfopoftionsts exercise Of ths
iatnd 10 eefR sstisen 10 tbs body. Phi
lefsy Of Cos. ssys an old writer, was VERY
skilisHl In making hexamsters. lie gas
also said 10 be healthy, bat he was NJ
slugulsFly thin that, against danger or
intafy ff9m high Wind, lest be should
be 0vefthfgwa on eaffied away By il, he
Vas obliged - f0stify his fees With lead.
This distressing instance Of partial eals
tufe Haay be 6bjseted TO az aposfyphal
OF myth. bHt wslk in tbs eoantsy will
ieaeh Hs the same lesson, though in q
less startling and Incredible manner.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-06

tered IS. stosks wsss ssmssh.s !,
fsaniaf. With spssfal wesknesa -
Times 10 efsbFsxs asa Tandefbllts. ssa
great deal Of strength IL fosst ~ a.,
gsuld stesks. sspssiaIly Msaksstsa
Bsfsfs tlls b9sfa opened this nofnir.,
rsts9ts from Loadsn Showed fhes -
snassss there sss weak, snd frst psiees
gefs vsrs RsBssally < 70 K tSWef thss.
they slssed last evening. Durips rs
hssf he1f the taafkst YES yefS setigs
SAD opening losses eeBsssIlf wefs -,
severed. Lister shsfs va 4 s0sIl a.
cline, thea aa0theF fsllg. and ~ ths
Hfst bgsf another selling sBgvsraef,s
ssish e5ntiUHed I'LL tbs sIess, spd tlae
pflpes we're Ia8st sative. fstseks ws,a
dethsedl9 hsirsd. OF ths twenty 4 =
most active stocks 90 The lisa. tl,iytaat
sts lgwsH- three are aasbanpeS. sua tas,
are higher The greatest daslina l. i.
saihdsFbiits aud The Rraoesss. ma ~
etautHs She OfHahss. The ahsees= ia
pstses shis sveninp sfe ia plsav ssass
for ffsctiensi amounts, bot theae ast,
advaness rather than declines. sed tke
lessdiuR bsokefsee honaea fefssrt uosuI
Investment demand.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-06
Umawss Fea msalrn Ass ms.

Man Il dependent upon his surround.
inaa for The necessities Of life. Air and
waser asehesessitisa u life, but impure
air and impnTe water are most prolific
sources Of diseases. Food IA also a fsea-
saaity Of life. but numeFgess diseases afe
tfaeeahle 10 both q lack uf necessary
f0ud. and an over indasRkncs In special
kinds Of nonfishmsnt. Resides these
external sources Of disease, there are
other more subtle and internal causes.
Each Individual inheflts from his par.
ensa a certain physical condition. Each
psfsan therefore derives bis chances Of
health o. disease from q doubie source,
namely his inherited constitution and
his SURROUNDINGS 10 life. AaBitary
science dsvptes attention 10 onf sur
fonndsnzs. Medical science seeks 70
overcome the constitutional or inherit
ed weakness By medicines that supply
what Il wanting in The system. De Ha.
ren's Dyspepsia Care supplies thsi
which u wanting 70 eosnrs proper as
Sanitation and digestion 81 food. Try
a. FIRE. sampls bottles ~ 4. n. Srswi
arfse Drug Htofa
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= orr sstd Hs4sh n~ssf s-vshe-ais .
:, So e 80 ssyfss. SAD ssosssI ed bro.
sst Nsfsh makes s.d ssmms, =
Agtll ssssld aiss be . soid in.sssb. y
eafaiag 70 sasisnt lofs. fer
when April blevs bis hssa.
" dotk Regd both for hsy SAD eyrp, :
Apsii showers bring forth Mar Few.
ets. = sBStbsf ptsvssb sppiyinS b tte
sRgBth iass psss.
4 Asy aaod ssssf did spad.s 4 ths
pfsysfb whist intimsies tbst rs ls-t
mouth 81 spfisE sheaId na4 be red. al
tla4 4 sbeald be cola and vio5s =
ssaght ~ she ssgiass
: 4 sold Asy asd sindg
WAKES = full bzsn sfd hnds
Cstsfal e5ssrSssien will txstsslsss s.s,..
vines hgs7s fseFssEls that tkeza tyAsi ftir1,al
sayings sss fsandsd ga experience. and
lhss moderately late spring. Bpueh -
p nhay PKaTeke soeapiaiBs. u fsvgrabIe
Hsdiesslen Of = rood harvest rather than
otherwise. 4 vafn, vel spsipa il aut
70 be followed BY 4 severe dsnsgf,t Il,
SIMMER and the longest atcaskt eve,
knowH ia the Eastefa States. sl,st ~
lIsiS, continuing fran the 1st 81 MAJ
until SspsstHtpeg. end eotDpalgine ana
importation Of hay and graiis from Pms.
land, EBsy he cited as the faest styikis,s
iIastsEes Ia vsfihe8t5sn Of The statement
Whsssyss The defeieueis@ 81 tha ya,nal
ssss9n, We afe szsarsd that
= Dripping jane
bfthRs I'll things 10 t1as.r
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-06
4 HsAe res mrslsE.s.

Aigesnon .-Ah. my dsah boy; 40 glad
10 zee you, and he's 10 your suit with
Miss DE Rich o ialnR Onf
Augustus Weally. nv boy. can't
sag that I've ma tnueb progress 80
far, bai | believe I've hit on the right
idea hev. DE yuu see this dawpf
OF eoufsei What delightful Eng.
iish pua: Just lihe the one Miss DE Hieh
sdmifed, By The way
lie the VERY Bne, my boy. Ehe
ssHt into scstsnies over Il At the dawg
Show.
!" All. I see: 80 you've bought u for
herr
. No; for myself.~
For yoarssliS What good san thai
do yguf
why. my bos, cant yoa sect Bejove,
the deah girl viii have to take me % lose
The daws, ron know
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-06
4 ssw s.ms res rae nssk

Small Hoy TO bic father, who is Op-
posed 10 roller skating They aia't 20
Ing 10 call The rink arouad the corner
The Eureka any msfes
Father lwithsat any emotion - What
are thsy eoiae 70 call itf
Small Boy They're going 10 call u
"rhe Niagara during ths simmer.
Father Well. my 500, uhat are they
eDiaa 10 call u the Niagara fort
stiiall isoy with much enthusiasm -
Cause people 90 there H. nee The falls.
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Lssgos, Mss s-f30 .. mr-Csasess
epszssd tsts fa9FRing 81 - fer both
money sod aesossts. A. 1zzD they hs5
mgysd 70 70 g , e. sad - this heus
aye stesdy e thst fsafs. hassiss -
esffsies Of 1873 SpeRad a "a, sad are
aSE ~. H7tHs as3 foreign sssafisiss
are ssfsue sud stes3y Streets srs aIso
stssdy.
sTHoHsD ssstesATfoS 90 IssB svFFEs
u " fumotsd sB he f4sRtlgR stssk
kxeba0gs thst Bssl Uaassis hss -
ssened the efhss Of YiesssY Of fn5i4.
Fegs ssfFT.
The 9isrbs Of toi44 ssys thst the an
eailaa s3i7zt@eat ~ tbs Asslot Russian
Dispute y pssr shift. wbieh sa.susss
psscfieslly - BgthiaT aasfe tban a truce
for avsidinE 3 eolIissea. end whieh viii
result IN RsiainR has shs tfsHsfst Of the
dialealty ffcss 9ladzsoslss shoulders -
those 81 his saeeessef
ruNsfgs asB sFEwaBF REeAfIsp
Ia the House. Of CoBmgss this after
hooa 9iadstene, ID aHsNsf 70 aaesaious.
said tbst Sir Peter Baastisn. Rsifist,
AfRhaB BygRdssy Com missioner, aud
Dssenei Stewart bad been ordered 20
coas hoBs ifntBedistely.
ssAssiEfE cav eosrFIvE % sgTHfsa
BsTTEB.
Granville, In tbs Hg1ss Of Lords tbis
afternoon, ststsd on behalf Of the Gov
eminent that be c0ald sosesivs Of moth
ing bettef tA8n fefsffiaq the dispHfs
IN regard to tbs Psnidsh incident, in
y0lving tbs homer Of tve fieeFs, to the
decision u = third party. ia whom each
sids hsd perfect s5Bkd.ase. Ia this
say the whole matter eeaid bs closed
honor 4bly for both sides.
nv IHE o0asN0Fs.
LoEDgs. May 5.-EilsdstOss In The
Hguss Of Commons this evening. when
ssked h0u u was inst L7msdsH vas re-
called ffsm the Afghan frsntisr by
haeland while Geaefal k0mafef vas
tstained there By Bassis. and IL these
fsofs would mos indicate seafessien Of
wrong os Engiand's side in the Afghan
dispute, stated that there vas no fsia-
ti9B bstWeeR The Gases Of Sis Peter
bamsdsn and Gen komsfgff, The
latter was not recalled. bsesase he was
commander Of The RnssiaH ferses. vhiIe
sH Peter hsd been e#plgyed 10 pure
~ civil capacity. Isamss5et. the Pre-.
IRieF added, bad not been recalled but
bad been consulted up9n the subjeef
and IN conformity with his own views
had been requested 10 return 10 Eas
land. AZ u hed been decided 10 earFv
on IN London future communication
With kassis shout the Haiu points in
the Afghan frontier lins, beth sif Peter
Lumsdsn and Col. Stewart had besn al.
seeted to e0Bs W London.
MONDAY fEsrEAD or Thursday.
BosDos, May Gladstone, at the
request of tins CONSERVATIVES. has con
seated 10 make the merit stays Of tbs
yste Of credit Mondsv instead Of
Thursday. Tbs Conservatives hsps
that In the mesatims further liebt viii
he thrown on the Afghan qnestisa.
DuMsDss's suoonssoH.
Loupos, MY s.= Colonel Ridvvsy
will take eommaHd Of The British
BeuHdafy Commission, IN place Of Sir
Peter Lumsdeh. Captain Ystes will be
second In sefamsn5.
;UEsoA1s AT POST HAalhHoN.
The latest official intsIIigsass IL that
two British euuboats are 10 Port Ham
ilt0H for the pufposs of Watching British
interests aud TO anticipate any atteinpt
Of foreign power 30 occupy The island.
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A ssassI,se sssse,sas.

rhysseians are often startled by re-
snarkabIs discoveries. The fact hat
Or. Kings New Discovery for consump.
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