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GRAND ARMY olEANiNCS.

The Fsirmouss Park Association af PhsE
adrlph,a prvl-s-- 20 erect . sl'o"o Nc.
Ci.iian monument
The nin townships Of Thomas County,
Ksn. have been named after soldiers who
fell under IL. command ot General Thomas
at tbe battle 0, C~hicsanAugs.
Sba~nee County. kan. has nine g. -
Y. Posts. With six WOmeu's Relic. Corp .
one camp Of Sons If Veterans, hri one or
gsBixn;ion knovn - Daughter, # Neter
ans.
IL IL officially announced ;ha: the Cstho-
he Church doe not condemn tie order Ok
the .raud Army Of the Republic, TIE or
gnnization not being CHASED among .nhsb-
it'd -scr., societies.
Tie 6. a. 4 OF Lawrence, Kan, recently
gave their annual ball and social reunion,
which Was largely attended Ii /, pro
posed "a have q series oi sucn social reuh-
ions during the winter.
At the late National Convention h-!d a:
Albany. y. u. Hon u Il Long Of Els
worth, Kan, was elected Second L:eu,-n-
ant COlnmander-in Chief Of the Union Vet
eran Army. with me rank Of Major General,
and has command Of the Western Depart
ment, it'll headquarters a, Ellsworth.
Nearly = hundred members 81 Lincoln
Post, NOnau's Relief Corps, and others
met recently al the residence Of Mrs.. Ross
Burns, Topeka. Kan, 70 bad adieG 81 the
veteran soldier and pioneer y II Horn. one
Of the original settlers ia III" city, who has
moved with hi. family 10 tie Pacific Coast
DH.Ifarl p, " -
seven members. was lately organized at
Richland, Sbawnee County, Kan. and the
following officers duly installed J II.
Redron. u. e. NJ u hickey. \. Y. e: {.
4. Blake. }. Y. e.. L.. J. Bean. =. NJ Viii
liam Owens, Chaplain \ VI Wise. o. d;
William Wiscomb, - q NJ T.. Rlgg.. Al
jutant L. T.. AilbRush. : NJ W. X. Sny-
der, q. NJ. :.
IL Is announced that survivors OF the
Mexican wal may now safely forward their
applications for service pension. according
q the forms transmitted them by the Sec
rotary Of tie Mexican Veterans National
Association. This action, II is said, Will
expedite the settlement Of these claims
when the sSvice pension bill shall have be-
come II law. and il is expected hat this
will take place during the present session
OF Congress.
At IA late reception given Mother Blck-
crdykc" by the Woman's Relief Corps At
Salina, Kan, Sergeant William Gaines,
said TO Ice the oldest soldier in the Union,
was present III Il Uniform given him by
President HayeS-the stripes on his panta-
looms having been sewci ON by Irs. Hayes
herself. The Old Sergeant ''shoui,iercd his
crutch and showed how fields were Won"
He also sang one OF the old military songs
OF the wax OF 1872, which was much en-
iovcd.
General Otto Funke died n; his home in
Omaha tine Other morning. His affection
was cancer of the tongue. almost similar
Ia that which caused the death 81 General
Grant. The deceased was born near
Cologne, Germany, came to America
thirty years ago and served a term Of en-
listment III the regular army. When the
war broke out he went into the service and
before the clos. Of hostilitics was Colonel
of the Eleventh Illinois cavalry. being pro-
Ia DC IA Erigadier before being mus
tered out.
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BLUE sunEnNr.
An Expert Ss~. Ths Il 0vs - Day IL
b~ssiiraiiy

An Expert ss-. Tn.s Il 0ss - Day u
h@asiifaiiy -
frof CP p Langley tAe Allegheny
Observatory. has reIoxnee "a Pitts
burgh from Kurop~ n h making re-
searches - 20 .olar h.,ani pots up
on the sun Fer the GJRsmmcnt. The
greater par, O! hi, - was spent NJ
the Tarou Ob>ena,( 5es in England
and France. NV l~rratons hsy.
convinced me" -asIRnf Langley.
'tha, @e have = IA .foker conception
Of the color II ,In.i xAt- Many sup
pose u 20 l.. white. yvkile In reality II
i blue. Ii" ic.u.. Il q ing 81 our
senses. b-cau>y W have never h-cn
able - 80. the tru.,Aep;or II the snn-
suppose 4 man ~ ho had ln Il from In
fancy Jnder ,he rSo( Il a cavern.
where the lsh; outsl IL Inferred only
by IT. shadow. broagh; for the
first time into the III spi.e tors oi the
sun, what would - 2SaD % iccps.on of
the color? II this, enve bid been Ii,
by sunshine coming throt gh 4 reddish
glass ia the roof: ~ Ald b. perpetual
dw.ller cyer have hd an idea bat that
the sun was rci2 how is be To know
the glass i color"i 4 he has never had
anything in hi, life 70 compare i; with?
How can be have 20 idea Int tina, this
j. the sum Of all Id suns radiation
corresponding 20 ID idea Of white or
colorles- light. VII not the habit o:
his life confirm has Idea thti the san i.
red, and will hc Nd think there is no
color IN tine glass q lon, as he can no:
20 outside To- see? HalIt l. equally
strong with IT, whsther - dwell in q
cav. or under the sky. AL men. edu-
Gated or ignorant, appeir TO have the
evidence III their senses n,at the air is
colorless and that pl.r sunlight j,
white: 80 that e ', nt IRE 10 show
that the sun i, bloc AM d II the air re-
ally acts like an ognng.-co ored veil or
sieve, which picks o. , the blue and
leaves the white. j do % n the conf |
dence that | am able - q the as
.sertion. a. il has been :,s,udy Of mine
for a number If years. | do not mean
10 say that the originsl sunlight Is 4
pure monochroraatie blue by any !
means. but that. though its rays CON
tain red. Orange. bl,e and all the
other spectral cobrs. TIE blue. the vi
ole, and the allie1 tints We're original
" there IN di,pryportiH ate amounts"
". J. Herald.
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ITEMS.

The nnunl meeting Of tho Iowa Imported
Stock Breeders Association opened Mt Dcs
Moines on the ID with q large attendance.
A number Of important reports and papers
were read.
fyour horses are spiritless and ~lifclcss,
something is wrong in their treatment. Ii
is not natural for any horse to bc dull or
stupid unless il is out Of order in some way
says the .StocSman.
Our farmers who are able and prepared
for it can make money ty slaughtcring
their hogs at home and selling the bacon
next year. They certainly could not los.
anything at it when hogs arc down 10 three
cents aHmayc I.NJ.) Tribuae.
Hogs differ rs much as nny other animals
do in their ability To take on fat. Thrifty
young hogs OF the improved breeds will
gain much faster on the same amount az
food than old aud unthrifty animals that
belong To no recognized breeds.
". II. Donneil, Of Donnelrs Ranch, in
Edwards County. Kan, says the cattle in
his ~neighhorhood have zone into winter
quarters i'm excellent condition, and with
every prospect that they will so through
with very small il any loss at all.
the S,ockDa. thinks twin lambs from
Mcrino ewes are. as a rule, a nuisance. and
one good lamb OF this breed is always pre-
ferred tn IA pair; but with vigorous ewes Of
the large mutton breed twins are often de-
sirable, and with a little extra attention
and feed may make quite large. early lambs
for market.
Kindness and shortsightcdness is fire.
qnently caused by defective light in stables.
Shying is said 10 be caused by .hcrtsighted-
ness. and for this reason alone. entirely iS-
noring the important question Of human
ity. great care should be taken 10 have
stables properly lighted as well as ven;i-
lnted.-EIchr"gs.
IL is remarked As . singular circum-
stance, in connection with the bog disease
which has ravagsd Nebraska in common
with other Western States. that herds we're
last year. that is the remnants Of
them. and their successor. arc generally
unmolcsted this year; while those herds
that were missed On the first visitation are
out for destruction this year.
There never was q time in the history OF
the trade when there was such a strong and
nciiaf'u io' no~> n NJ present. IL
is very evident thai the hogs have been
worth The money at late prices.
which have been about one dollar per cwt
les than in issi Packing operations can
prosecuted on much les capital than last
year. For example; The "a, go hogs packed
IN October cos; TO buy over 81 $500 less
than they would have cost las. year.-Dro-
sxrs' Jc,srsS.
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The Pra1-ncy Of the Senate.

WAsuINGf<QS ID. c., December -
The absence So many Congressman.
who have gdSe64o Indianapolis L. attend
MI. Hendr;k g enncral, causes 4 lull i'm
the discusStoo 4bout the selection Of Il
President Il r.. Senate. The Demo
cratic Senatu 1fiil meet in caucus on
Saturday nks when i, IS supposed
they will - G Ia nominate Sen.
ator Harris, g Tennessee, for Prcsi-
dent pro -. The Republican
Senators are hDD beet Friday evening, bu;
who will be So choice is rs much =
matter Of dog ever. although the i'm
preston seed e. he growin: that the
outcome wift9 &c selection oi Senator
Edmunds for Edcn; pro tenn.
Senator Co u. Of Missouri. expresses
the opinion " cnator Logan could be
chosen the u lent OF the Senate be-
fore he Wa forn in and the Ferry
precedent tw Is taken for the
ground that he Did he sworn in before
an election. then chosen. Il /.
said that following senators
have already II he'd their intention Of
voting Tor LotsX Allison and Wilson.
Of Iowa; CuiDo Ut Illinois: Sawyer, of
Obi r., 81 Michigan: Plumb,
d Kansas, ana Wyck, of Nebraska.
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sSlNF" oxrisif,~t . sraa IN sA- aarssv
CARA of . sn~cAasscsc Eicasissa. Frszs- " y
ts.er cf Francs, - be VA es.x-ax II. al.
80: -s!r~ har. u.is~aas.rovsy ~a
shail make rrh AL Eros; ,As asssoa -aarA
al develop u s-rs. VII pa grs u an
ordier~F
kscheis~1, coassaz,ly t-rT--zr~L s-Al,v
oresr~t the raf-az~ s-fTrzzoa Evra
in jail be dA so: dssss. frsn de- ar 2 b
~"d~2asoa." uessh cos d4Y a:tysrsd az
stfsrssoa 81 . Brsfzsk noRsszazs. vss Hsari
De Csase SsoTy. Esa dsvs.a - escUv-
sry GO steam power
AL g-rA, discoveries are a. s-S 3 -iof
Ssven Years no q rass yvs uu&r 8 .
~. snr3rkrt by n hz8aexs ~kcA G. vxg~l
the oonuaeaL soaaa ktE~e.. - lea.
stricken ao~p- When H. lhS Shs a 4
r~cOvsTy VAS inro@ IS. se u@zi a = - -
eoyery. which, Eks a. advazezz ia ser
bad h-n eTys@~a bitterly ~ tie 80
men seveEfA<ars< IL Cur~a bfna. cad css
Of grztltgslr therefor 2. csrar-rz.v3 q rars
~ hs wealth - the s~i-vsA.ES - s rr~ss
before Tie word SRrh Ia trr; "a til hIs
tory 20 HnraeF a safe curr, WHICH "a v1an.
according - he tr<srs9uy - sssH en- g~r
sons, The E-o~t deserved gvyatAfsonesrs -
corfed 20 z known compound AID SEtca
IL tnaliy winning "a - merits eaGr tEs
approval 81 tke most cue a. yracl-
toner It, fame n0~ belt Sas si9bs-
r. 8.rsIf.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-11

Among the historical letters and
autographs now exhif h. IA in the Kings
Library al the nritish Museum there i,
9 letter Of Edwa ord VI. 10 the Bishops
in confirmation of tn u>e Of the Book
Of Common Prayer. O rtain e~vil-iis-
posed persons sssyns The apprehension
Of thc Duke kof Snm 'rset' having
'.noy>cd and bruted sirodc that the,
shoulde have agayno their olde La,en
service. their conf olrre I bread. and
water. with Susch lik. w ne and super
s'iciou, ccrrmionies. az iough the set
ting forth of the ssiii coke had been
the onely. aete al Size aforenamed
Duke" The letter. vb IN is dated 18th
December, l5l9, gi,css ommand to the
Bishops Ia collect al ooks Of service
the Keeping Whereof Z" ,hould be- lctte
Ia the using & the al Booke Of Com
mon Praycrs." AMI 70 ..defacc and
abolish" them. Frfher. they arr to
punist all forward and obstinate per.
sons who do rcfuss 20 pave tow
the FINDING of bread and wyne for the
holye Communion according 10 the
ordrc prescribed In CIe said booke."
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Yoang Men. EeAa This

THE yoIrA,c BxLr Co. ot Nsusl,,i. Mirh.
ofer; 20 ssni their celebrated EiErAoE l.
VAic BrrT ani ether ELECTaIC AGtgAsrrs
on trial fOrS dsya, . men tyoqrg or ridl
afflicted with n~rvOGz debility. las vfvlial-
i.y and al kindred tr0uslc. Aso for rava-
rnatism .nsursig a. rarslys s,antnassy 9TH
rr disca se. Cornpi"tr rus'orsti - health,
vigor,zn mannooi guaranteed No risk in,
currcd, as - DAYS ira il sllorHL Write
them a, once fox illustrated p~agphiet. fTes.
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OF either ser. however iniusi. promptly,
thoroughly ana permanently cured $"nt
three letter stamps Tor iase illustrated
ISOLATION. Buaaio. y. Z.
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PIXIES TooTo AcDf - ors cur IN I minute. 10
f'isnn' SElphW &.Dbeais and beauties. SC.
GERMAN CosooRA0vrs Hills Corns Bunioua
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Sw.rTur,rs-Srgarcuree hams -P..I.
:srgs CAroHicic- T6u9aBA
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"Onnrn slArs- ID tie injudieions id.
vice susnendod beSoreo rtsin coal Offices
Eo,fo,. ~1raaavnk
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Tnzr nyAlsl1ine Saving Machine ..
""~~ e1ssru's'nens in this paper.
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Axs6rcf.x ~ka can "a; Gre - sssgiy sst
Isset Hssa LsEi eater. you sfss -tA-
e-co <Ss
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" Light BY the choir, the audience
joining. Rev. DIR. Jcackes, speak:n. from
the lecturn, delivered the address. Wien
the speaker had concluded. Mrs. Donsr,
OF Chicago, sang .'Rock Of Ages" The
Bishop closing with prayers ani benedic.
ton.
The casket was then lifted and bprne
from the church. the audience r-msinln.
seated. The bells ot all the churches be-
gan toilin.. when the remains were
taken from the house. and contin-
ued their mournfui pcaiin, during the
rites and while the procession was on It's
long march 10 Crown Hin Cemetery.
There was very little delay In The
movement Of the column when once the
people who had composed the church au-
dience had been assigned their carriages.
The column was preceded ~ . mounted
police escort, who were fO'iawci By the
Columbus Barracks band and the Rich
arisDn Zouaycs, who Immediately pre-
ced the heir.e. The latter va. drawn by
six black horses wearing black p~a-apher-
MALTA, worr by the animal, attached 10 the
funeral car which bore the remains Of
GcnSeal Grant ~ HIS grave. On either
side III the hear.c was a guard of lndiiu-
apolis Light InfUnlry, carrying their gdu.
~ position Of ..Rcvcrsc arms im,ne-
diately in the rear Of the hearSe were the
Rice Guards and Straight Rifles, both
local military companies. Tie funeral
car occupied a central position In the
second of the four grand divisions. The
1r~t division was composed of State mill
tary companies marching Independently,
all the officers mOunted.
Tic Busch ZOuayes, Of ST. Louis, was
the only company appearing In the line
from outside the State.
In the second grand division, following
the hcarse, came the carriage containing
Mr. Hendricks, Mrs. Morgan, SIR. and
Mrs. Fitzhuyh Thornton. The succeed
ing twelve carriages contained relatives
aud very near friends. Ex-Prc-iicat
Hayes occupied the next carriage, and was
followed in regular order by members Of
the Cabinet, Senators, Representatives,
Governors and stats, judiciary, cX-Sena-
tors and Representatives. military OH
GERS, State officers OF hdiana, followed
by President, and faculties Of UNIVERSE.
ties and colleges, Mayors Of cities and
other civil officials.
The Third division was composed Of ali
noi-lnili'ary organizations. II was pre-
coded 10y local irish-imcrican organiza.
tons, followed by marching political
clubs which had taken part in the recent
Presidential campaign.
The Fourth Division was made up Of
local organizations. including the fire de.
partmcnt with their steamer heavily
draped.
The column took IN it, line Of mare.
at l2:ts. Their progress through thc
crowded streets wa, very SLOW, AMI when
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RELrrr IL immediate. asi n cure sure.
f0o's Remedy for Catara. . eats.
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Of the c0pi sesy, Il mile distant. the Indi.
anapolisJ. ut Artillery BEGAN To fire min.
ute gunS yhbeh was continued until the
hearse roa, hod the .rave.
The liz ofoarch from the church was
south OF lineis to Washington. east 10
Delawarh ioNh t. Market, west to Me-
ridiRn. ~ riofth on Meridian 90 Crown
Hill C'nei ~ AZ the cemetery there
was an b. uoosc c%oncour,c Of people.
The Hcu1r cho lot and monument were
covered i lselaboratc floral offerings. \
white mar lsvault had bccn srnS int
the gro1i1f nGor the monument for the
receptit Nh II burial ca>Sct. The inner
walls OF H. Unit are completely covered
with smna 81 roses, SO that the bare
earth was at ~ place visible.
The rcuA- - services here were very
brief and ri -. Drs. Fulton and String.
fellow prof Iobcin. the sentences. The
committal seTsice by DIR. JcncSs fol.
lowed, aad IL beneiiction was then pro-
nOunced b shop Knickcrbockcr.
Before TIE simple ceremonies at the
cemetery a1R closed, many of the or
ganizatiOhs. military and civic, had
dropped fro = the line and were max
ing for tho 'espective headquarters TO
avoid . 11&atcned rainstorm. BY
seven o'clos k4ic central part Of the city
had again esaDcd its everyday appear
c 49, momcntarily trains
laden wiA imam freight en- route
tn all sec'iees were leaving the city.
The COngN. $H.al Committees via the
Pcnnsylvani 4 Hai.ruais. in charge of
Southeastern 4>scngcr Agent Parke. Of
Washington, 81 General Superintendent
Barrie of q t0ll:nan Palace Car Com
pany drewO leof the city shortly after
six O'cloc& I'll the Baltimore & Ohio
special, VIII t. members of the Cabinet
n the ~ e tntativcS Of the United
Press on bGtr0S In charge of Assistant
General Paosro4cr Agent PangDorn, left
the Union D, - shortly before : p. IN.
The Cabin3 tv3n reach Washington carly
tomorrow !, te9ioon. There is 4 very
generally @ Used regret here tina
President q 91and could not consist
emily attend IL funcral. but il is at the
same time fl 01ealized tI,s, in not doing
the Exe:leSe obeyed what he con.
strucd to be DC desire OF his country.
men.
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Death 80 ed E,-c.as.d.r.,..

BAIrlxom{l
Perkins, al Il
noted ex-ConfH
Hotel last nis3t{
Miss. and al
-lexe In The 0kp
EvNts. He ID
Harvard. Boz
his district In n
several tcnns.1i
he east his foil
represented h4}
Congress. UN
wcss % Nexi3 |
MAMMALIAN, uk(
went 70 Europ(
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Delicate

THrS silence rcivns IL /, secres.ry 20
caYry an umbrella '-gailsT ,nIsAi
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In order to cepk ~ hare, you mus: al
ways firt catcA Il
II is much eaise 81 0Gch . cold than to
catch q hare.
To &c, rid Ola coll, hay. use Red Star
Cough Cure.
To get Red Star Cssgh Curv. only r.
CURES twenty-five c<ns
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however iaQA speedily and painlessiy
cured withoS& hJk, csustic, powder or
ointment Cnoeu bsioa free. Write Tor
pamphlet an1rsfed hoes enclosing two let
ter STAMPS :1PyUPly. Worlds Dixp<asary
Medical AssSeoha4. CO Main Street. ut.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-11

J.. December John
Diana, age siY.y-six. 4
(ie. died 1t the Albion
|e MIS- born In Sssche.,
fiua;ed from Yale Col
Fla>s with William ".
Hl>o \ law graduate oi
Pie war he represented
Fiana in Congress fox
hen the ws- broke oct
Is with the South. and
b in the Confederate
pc close Of the war. be
Was With Emperor
be death OF whom he
travelled extensively.
(et upon l,is hess,
States Govern.
eturned TO this
is widow is \ dauya-
May. Of Petersburg.
Mr. Perkins tina, In
Plantation WAS liz the
rsl troops, he with
! IRE - his own
o.orJ bales Of cotton
fail Into the hands
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b thing as limiting
(ahsm. One Texs.
~elitorislly. a new
with which odi,e:
ng,whilc another IN
(t Bill Dreyfuss. tbs
traveller, las hsd
EsRiaCa
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Among cthsr yaiaaae lessons impaired
by this tcacher n To fact that for a very
long time Dr.Ptsrct . Golden Medical pis
covcry' has been th = incc Of liver corrrc.,
ives and blood pur1brs, being the house
hold physicien Of e poor q aud the
able consulting. lAcpician . the rich
patient, and pr.tsetCy all for its msgnia
cent service ed e6t9cy in ali diseases OF a
chronic natus0 - oalarixl poisoning. ell.
mcnts OF the rogpiiStory and digestive sys
tens, liver 1890 Did in all cases WHERE
the use OF an o5eoss0 y eremedy II indicated.
Tnrrr Il I'D Or roam snts ground
many . suGo basJsL-Ikara.Aoa Iadtps.i-
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nj h main entrance Of the cathedral on
Illinois street, preceded by a guard of
Indianapolis light infantry. The body
was borue up the central aisle,
the clcrgymen and members Of
the vestry goIx In advance.
Bishop Knickcrbocker voiced the opening
sentence Of the burial service: 81 am the
resurrection and the life," followed BY
Rev. DIR. Stringfellow and DIR. Fulton. In
their recitation of other verses used Ia
the Offices for the dead, until the casket
had been carried forward and placed out
side the chancel. The great audience
stood while the impressive scene was
enacted. Following the bier came the
widow, leaning on the arm o. Mr.. Nor.
gan, followed by other relatives.
Thirteen pews at the right Of the central
aisle were reserved for the family, while
the ves,ry and members Of local commit
e occupied pews in front II the left. |
The pew occupied by the dead Vice
President In his life time MAS the tenth
from the front 20 the left of the middle
aisle, when facing the altar. Il was dis
Unguished by its complete development
In black cloth, and was unoccupied. The
church Is . modest brick structure, seat !
lag 800 people, but holding IN this In |
stance fully 1000.
The church MAS fully and appropriately |
draped. Handsome designs, the gifts Il |
Cincinnati and Toledo clubs, were prOm.
inent. The church was brilliantly lighted. |
Inside the ehSncei, in addition to ne !
of1ctattng Clergy, were s~sted other
Clergy OF the Protestant Episcopal Church |
In their robes, the chorissers' benches |
were occupied By other city and visiting
Clergy. When the casket w1s placed n !
front Ok the chancel rail- the choir Gang
the anthem
1LoRD, LEI NE KNOW NJ ExD.n
The lesson ol tie dead NJ reod n
Rev. Dr.. Jenckes. This was tcaloSad ~
lAe slneinx a. The lynn, ssEea1, HA6seip
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-14

The Fort Worth Gazcttc'- ,onc'i-
sion that the Missouri Pacific Try
ing to force the state 10 -upplr url
for The road at its own hamr- T. .
strained and exceedingly unjust pa-.
because man undertakes to operate
a railroad it does not necessarily fol-
low that he is both fool and knayc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-14
DECEMBER ~, 1854.
The Railroad question

The existing complication, on the
Gould roads west and south, again
direct, the public mind to the gen
crol railroad question, and mon are
lnpartially and patriotically attempts
iug to peer into the maze 20 ind, if
possible, some means TO guard effect
uolly against these murdcrol- inter-
ference, with the business Of the
country so often and so inupNy oc-
curing either from the cupidity of
the management or tine wiIItuinc,s of
the employees There is no end to the
legislation already had in the several
states on this head, and vet there ha,
been nothing offered which promise,
the least scmblancc Of relief or ,c-
curity for the future. The bill which
/ passed the TcNn- senate the other day
requiring the compnnic, to give
/ thirty days notice before making Il
eat, and which further places heavy
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Take care of your liver. \ great
number of the disease, to which man
Kind are liable arise from disorder
ed condition Of this organ. Keep it
m a sound and healthy condition and
,uu can defy disease. Pricklv Ash
BIttcr- are especially adapted for th-
purpose. being composed OF drugs
which act on the liver, Giving il tone
and strength 10 withstand malaria.