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Distrust of Lord Salisbury,

ST PETERSBURG, Aug. 1.-THE imperial coun-
Gil of war has ordered the formation of a sepa-
rate artillery department of the army for the
trans Caspian Russian provinces. The majority
of the Russian newspapers profess to have no
confidence in the apparently pacific declarations
of Prime Minister Salisbury. They base their
distrust on the perceptible and constant increase
of England's military preparations.
The Journal de st. Petersburg says the reports
of the concentration Of Afghan troops in the
vicinity Of Penideh and the dispatch thither Of
more Russian soldiers are unconirmed
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special. to the effect that Mortimer had been
discharged from the principalship of the schools
of that place because of trouble he had had with
girl. Mortimer charged that the allegation of
defendant was libelous and defamatory, and
demanded judgment in the above amount en-
ploying Messrs. Green Il Pritchett as his attor
neys The suit has been compromised this
week. in some way, and the plaintiff pays all
costs, and the case is dismissed.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-08-08
Probable Murder at Waldron.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
SHELBYvILLE. Aug IA probable murder
took place at Waldron at o'clock this afternoon,
in which Ed Bone, saloon keeper, was the
victim. Ed Louden, drunken tough of that
place, came up behind Bone in front of the
saloon Of Dick Goodrich and struck him on the
head with Ratchet, knocking Bone senseless
and cavng in his skull. He is now in pre-
carious condition. Louden was brought here to-
night and lodged in jail
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THE LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
The Work Of Fortifying Herat Is Being
Pushed with Great Vigor.
Russian Distrust of Lord Salisbury-Progress
Of the Cholera-A Suspicious Case at
Bristol-Notes BY Cable.
RUSSC-AFGHAN AFFAIRS.
The Afghans Hard at Work Preparing for
Possible Emergencies.

Possible Emergencies.
LoEDoN, Aug 7-Dispatches sent from Mesh
ed, in Persia, near the Afghan frontier, say
that the British officers in Herat are well treated
by the inhabitants and that their health is Elk
cellent despite the torrid weather prevailing
there. The work Of fortIfying Herat against a
possible Russian advance is making rapid prog
ress. Tie Ameer is preparing another large
force Of Afghan troops for the protection of
Herat. The Ameer's son will be placed in
nominal command Of these troops. The same
dispatches say that the Turcomans of Merv are
greatly excited against the Russian soldery,
because of their alleged brutal conduct towards
the native women
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-08-08

ST. PAUL, Aug. 1.-THE Jobbers' Union. Just
returned from a tour through Mon
tana, held meeting this evening
and passed resolutions urging the Northern
Pacific to build broad gauge branch
to Butte City. d. T. Manager Cakes
of the Northern Pacific, says there is
no agreement between the Northern Pacific
and Union Pacific to prevent carrying out the
project although the territory from Garrison to
Butte has been treated by both companies as
neutral ground.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-08-08
A Newspaper Changes Hands.

Special to the indianapolis journal.
WABASH, Aug THE Plain Dealer. in its
issue to-day, announces a change IN editorial
management. Mr.. J. n. McChung, who has so
ably filled the editorial chair for the past three
and half years, retires and is succeeded by c..
II. Newell, of Cincinnati, gentleman of ample
means and experience. The transfer of the
property took place to-day. Mr. McClung retires
permanently from journalism, and will engage
in other pursuits
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-08-08
The Emperors to Meet at Kremsier.

FTENNA, Aug. Tt appears to be decided
that the Gar and Emperor Francis Joseph viii
meet at Kremsier in Moravia, about the 24th
inst Artisans are working day and night pre-
psring palace for the reception Of the Imperial
visitors.
A dispatch from Berlin states that Prince
Bismarck and u. DeGiers, the Russian Foreign
Minister. will meet at Franzensbad, a watering
place in Bohemia, in the latter part of this
month
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Gable Notes.

1t is stated that Trujillo. Peru, thas been evac-
uated by the Montaneros
The decree ordering the general elections in
France was issued yesterday. 1t desgnates the
4th of October next as the day.
The Dublin Court Of Appeals have unani-
mously refused to grant new trial in the action
for libel brought againt William Brien.
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The Weekly Bank Statement.

New YORK. Aug. THE weekly bank state
ment for five days, issued today, shows the fol
lowing changes Loans, increase, sc. 543. 300;
specie decrease. $40, 400 legal tenders decrease,
81, 72l Ge0 deposits increase So 626 500: circula-
tion decrease, SAG. 900; reserve decrease So O85-
625 The banks now hold SCI, OBS, Alb in excess
of the legal requirement
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slander Suit Dismissed.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
yINcENNEs, Aug Last spring Fl. FL.
Mortimer. a school teacher of Bridgeport H.,
brought suit for $1,000 damages against Dr.
Waiter Barr, of Bridgeport, for alleged libel
DIR. Barr was the Bridgeport correspondent of
the St Louis Globe Democrat and he caused to
be published in the columns of that paper a short
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Steamship News.

New YORK, Aug. ARRIVED: Greciar Mon
arch and France from London.
QUEENsTowN, Aug. ARRIVED: Nevada and
Britannia from New York for Liverpool
LONDON Aug Passed the Lizard: Leer-
dam, from New York, for Rotterdam. Arrived
here: Assyrian Monarch, from New York.
QUEENsTowN, Aug THE Etrurias time to
+ astnet was Sax days; hve hours and thirty five
minutes from New York--the best time ever
made
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a Game at Richmond.

Special to the Indianapolis Journar.
RICHMOND, Ind, Aug. 1.-The Clippers of Gin
cinnati and the Henleys Of this city, with whom
honors were easy, played the rubber to day, and
rubber in fact it proved. Twas good day
for good close work and they did it. as will ap-
pear from the following twelve-inning score:
Hcnleys 0OO0lO 2-3
Clippers. .--.......-.-.0 o l 90 90 o OIL
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Severely Injured by a Fail.

Special TO the IEdanaDOlis Journal.
LAFAYETTE. Aug. John Lloyd, carpenter,
while working on the Grant memorial arch, now
in course of construction here, fell from the
scaffod. this evening breaking both arms, tract
uring his left hip, and injuring him internally.
Lloyd is young married man, and will possibly
recOYAr
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A Suspicious Case at Bristol.

BRISTOL, Aug. IA seaman who arrived here
overland from Marseilles, became i'll, was seized
with vomiting and died. A medical officer of the
board of health declared the man was suffering
from cholera. An inquest was held and the
jury rendered verdict to the effect that the
symptoms were very much like those Of Asiatic
cholera. Precautionary measures are being
taken to prevent the spread of the disease.
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relative, aged fourteen years. The girl went
out in the garden to gather beans for dinner.
When she returned she missed the old lady. and
upon searching for her found her a corpse, float
ing in the cstern No reason is assigned for the
act. Thelady was very feeble and of melan-
choly disposition She was sister of Mr..
Samuel Griffin, wealthy farmer, with whom
She lived.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-08-08
Competitive Drnl atsCamp Kirk

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
LAPoRTE Aug. TN the competitive drill at
Camp Kirk to-day. the Peru Zouaves, Captain
Maxwell, took first prize; Thompson Rifles, of
Terre Haute second Elkhart Cadets, third. The
Richardson Zouaves of indianapolis were barred,
but gave fine exhibition drill.
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Fell Dead.

Special to the Indianapolis journal
WINDFALL. Aug. 7-Jackson Pile farmer
living ten miles northeast of this place. fell dead
to-day. Mr. Pile was about thirty-fiv years.
of age and had wife and several children. He
was sitting fence, talking, in usual good
health, when he fell to the ground corpse
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-08-08
FOREIGN MISCELLANY.
A Fight Between Laborers and Evicted Ten
ants in Ireland.

ITtIahU.
DUBLIN Aug while a number of Orange
meu were to-day returning from farm in
County Monaghan, where they had been
cutting hay as substitutes for evicted
tenants, :hey were met by a party of
the latter, in company with sympathizing
friends and fearing an attack from them, they
fred the crowd, wounding its chief man.
Great excitement then ensued. The police had
TO be called out in force to preserve peace, and
several arrests were made.
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MADRID, Aug. 7.-Incomplete returns record
2.37S new cases of cholera throughout Spain
yesterday, and $40 deaths from that disease.
The Spanish government has abolished mill
tary CONSUMPTION in the provinces Infected with
cholera
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Not Big Enough to Hold Him.

Pittsburg Chronicle
Indiana will hardly be big enough to hold Vice
president Hendricks, now that his man Auuilla
Jones, postmaster at lndianspelis has come out
on top in the civil,service struggle.
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NEW YORK

Earned Run-Chicago. l.
Two-base Hit-Gore, /.
Three-base Hit-Sunday, l.
Passed Bal-Ewing.
First Base Balls-New York. 3; Chicago. l.
First Base Errors-Chcago, 3.
Struck Out-New York, l; Chicago. 6.
Cmpire-Bond.
ST. LOUIS, 4; BOSTON, 3.
BosToS, Aug. THE Bostons lost to-day's
game to the ST. Louis in the ninth inning by
punching all their errors. Shaffer hit to Morrill,
who threw wildly to third, and Caskins and Quinn
second. Sutciffe went out on Dunlaps hit The
ball was ielded to Cunning to cut Shafrar off,
but it was knocked out of Cummings hand by
the base runner and the run counted. The
attendance was l, 025. Following is the score:
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Emperor William Has Another Fall.

G1AsTEIN, Aug. While Emperor William
was On his way to visit Emperor Francis Joseph
to day, he tripped on staircase and fell heavily.
He rose in an instant, however, withoutapparent
iniury
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An Anglo-Chinese Alliance.

PARIS, Aug 1.-THE Republque Franchise
states that an alliance has been concluded be
tween Great Britain and China for mutual &C ton
in case Of war between ENGLAND and Russia.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-08-08
Satisfies the B0urbons.

Greenfield Democrat.
The report of the mugwump civil service COM
missioners has been made to the President. Mr..
Jones has been entirely exonerated from the
serious charges made against him. 1t is we'll.
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Queen was the Grand Duchess Olga. of Russia;
the Czarlna Marie, of Russia. nee Prime ess Dag
mar, Of Denmark; Princess Thyra, wife of the
Duke of Cumberland Crown Prince of Han
over, and Prince Valdemar, the only unmarried
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-08-08

Mrs. Mary Dicks Hamilton. who died near Cen
terville last Wednesday at the age of fifty nine
years, died in the same house and room she was
born ill.,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-08-08
Penideh Arbitration Dropped.

LONDON, Aug. THE British government
regards the arbitration of the Penideh dispute
as dropped by the tacit consent of each govern
ment.
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GLAD WHEN IT WAS OVER.

New YORK, Aug, About $50 people wit
messed the game in Brooklyn, today, between
the Athletics, of Philadelphia, and the home
club The playing was poor and the contest
uninteresting. The Athletics lost through the
wild and Intellectual pitching of Knouff. The
batting was about even. The game was tedious,
and the spectators were glad when it was over.
Hayes's hand gave out in the second inning.
Following is the score:
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THE SPORTING RECORD.
Games Played by Clubs OF the American
Association.
A FoURTEEN-INNING GAME.

CINCINNATI, Aug 7.-Fourteen well-ccntested
innings required to decide to-day's game.
The Pittsburgs played excelently until the
fourteenth inning when four errors lost them
the game. Both catchers did good work. At
tendance 800. Following is the score:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-08-08
ILLINOIS.

An Old Lady at Griffin Commits Suicide by
jumping Into "a Cistern.
Special to tine Indianapolis journal.
F1NCENNEs, Aug. IA most distressing
suicide occurred at Griffin, H., in which an aged
woman of sixty-ive years took her life. Mrs.
Anna Garrett was at home with little girl, a
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-08-08
a Strong War Feeling.

LONDON, Aug. 7.-Dispatches from St Peters
burg say there is strong war feeling in Russia,
and that military preparations are in progress in
Finland.
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They Handled with Care.

National Republican.
The tenderness of young mother toward her
first and only baby scarcely exceeds that which
the civil servlce commission shows in the case
of Aquiia Jones.
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The Case Settled.

Philadelphia Times.
issue.
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1t Was Indeed.

MartnsVlle Republican
The investigation Of Postmaster Jones' at In
dianapols, is a clear case of whitewashing
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And Yet They Are Not Hanny.

st. Louis Post Dispatch.
Mr.. Hendricks indianapolis postmaster comes
out of the crucibe stamped pure gold OF the
most refined mugwump standard.
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CINCINNATI
Score bv innin gs:

Cincinnati o o o o 90 10 0 0 o l-3
Pittsburg % o 0 0 o o o O 0 %
Two-base Hs-Clinton Miller, Carpenter.
Three-base Ht-Jones.
Passed Balls-Caroll / Keenan,, /.
Wild Pitches -McKeon, l: Morris, l.
First Base on I}alls-Of McKe0n. 2.
First Base on Errors-Cmcnnati. 3.
Struck Out-By McKeon, 6; by Morris, 8.
Double Plays-Smith and Scott.
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WILL PLAY TO-DAY.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. THE postponed game
of Monday last between the Philadelphia and
| Buffalo clubs was again prevented by rain to-
day. The directors of the two clubs, who had
decided to postpone to-merrow's game, have
| reconsidered their action, and, weather permit
ting, tho game will be played
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-08-08
The Rochester Races

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Aug. THE weather was
fine, and the attendance at the trotting races
was large, but the track was heavy from recent
rains
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THE CHOLERA.
The Situation at Marseilles PerceptibIy I'm


proving.
MARsEILLEs Aug. THE situation here is
perceptibly improving The exodus continues.
A meeting Of the municipal council was held
to-day. Thirteen members were absent
There were twenty six deaths from cholera in
this citv to dav
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Twobase Hts-Dunap, Quinn.
First Base on Bails-By Sweeney, 3.
First Base Errors-St. Louis 3.
Struck Out-By Whitney 2.
Double Plays-Giasscock, Dunlap and McKinnon.
Umpire-SalliyRn.
DETROIT BEATS PROVIDENCE.
PROVIDENCE. Aug. 7.-Wiedman is authority
for the statement that the Detroits won their
first game from the Providence to day. Luck
favored the visitors from the start, and the weak
batting from the home team contributed to their
good fortune, The batting on both sides was
light aud the Geiding honors were shared by
beaaea, McGuire. Basseat and Denny. Man
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A Novel Suit.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.


MARTINSvILLE Aug. IA novel case has
been on trial here this week before Col James
IL. Jordan, commissioner appointed to hear the
case by the Chancery Court of New Jersey. In
January, 1867, Samuel Bevans obtained divorce
in the Morgan Circuit Court from Sarah j.
Bleyans of New Jersey. He antedated his ap-
plication for divorce by years residence in
this county, according to the STATUTE and was
granted the divorce on the ground of abandon
ment, bad treatment and incompatiDility Of tenn
per. Upon receiving the divorce Blevans returned
to New Jersey, and shortly after mar
ried niece of Lydia Pinkham, of patent
medicine fame His former wife also remarked.
Blevans prospered. and soon amassed fortune,
valued at $3.50, Co.,. A few months since he
died, and about the same time the husband of
his divorced wife was gathered to his fathers
Now she comes forward, and sets up the plea
that the divorce was illegal and asks that it be
set aside, and that she be made the heir of her
former husband. This of course is objected to
by other heirs, and the evidence to be used in
the case is being taken here before Colonel Jor-
dan. The case is without precedent and is
attracting much attention
A Conference of the United Brethren Church.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
HARTsvILLE Aug. IA convention composed
of thirty seven ministers and forty three laymen
of eleven different conferences of the United
Brethren Church has been in session at this
place for two days this week. Rev W. Dillon,
Of Dayton, O., presides, and Rev. II. J. Becker,
of Sacramento, Cal, is the secretary. The object
Of the convention is to maintain the constitution
and Confession of Faith against the unconstitu-
tional change proposed at the late General Con-
ference Great enthusiasm and nnanimity pre-
vailed in the ways and means adopted to oppose
said action of the General Conference, A strong
determination was expressed to use all lawful
and proper means to preserve the constitution of
the church against the proposed violation. Be-
sides the eleven conferences represented in
person, prominent ministers and laymen from
eighteen other conferences, by communication,
expressed purpose to cooperate with the con-
vention Two bishops wrote letters of sympathy
Protests, signed by nearly five thousand mem
bers, against the General Conference action,
were presented. and they are still coming in at
the rate of 500 names daily.
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Earned Runs-Athletic, l; Brooklyn, l.
Twobase 1fit-Purcel
Threo-base Hit-I4arkins.
Passed Balls-Nlilligan, 2; Hayes L. OBrien, 2.
Wild Pitches-Harkins, 2; knouff, 3.
First Base Balls-Brooklyn, 3: Athletic, 2.
First Base on Errors-Brooklyn. 3; Athletic, 2.
Struck Out-Brooklyn, 2; Athletic, 8.
UJmpire-kelIy.
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ming was released by the Providence club to-
night. Following is the score:

Earned Rnns-Detroit J. Providence !.
Two base Hit-Dennv.
Passed Balis--Nc{1uire 2.
Wild PtcheS-Radbeurne 2.
First Base on Balls-Detroit, 1, Providence, 3.
First Base on Errors-Detrot, 2; Providence, 3.
Struck Out-Detrot, 3; Providence, 10.
Double Plsys-Halpin. Crane and A1eQuery; Rad
bourne. Farrell and Daily.
Umpire-Ferguson
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POSTPONED RY RAIN.
The National League.

BALTiMoRE, Aug. Rain caused postpone
mont of to-day's Baltimore Metropolitan game
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Score by innings.

Total. 927 IL d. Total 62417 q
Quinn hit by batted ball, and winning made
with one out.
Score by innings.
St Louis ........0 o O O O o Al
Boston 0 o O O 3 O Ga
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-05-28

Rupture, pile tumors, fistul@ and al
diseases of the lower bowel Except can-
~ f6iically cured. Send 10 cents in
book. Address Worlds Dis
kiical association, 663 Main
10, New York,
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CAPliAL ClTY CCLLlSGS
fnl nfooap ol ~ oNAnfans.
More 'ohoiasiie Repairs =fas item ~ -.
reelni Interest a. Cattle Men small
ros scare o. statu oaS,
Matters In the Cpufts,
NLw CHARITIES.

SEW CuAnfrns,
AustiN, Nay o.. special I-Charters
died to-day; Irving Select Schuoi, Gle
burnci TeXaa Pdnt aud Oil Company,
capital stnrk SlUWDi IAlHri Northwest
0rn University, Decatur
SCHOLASTIC HEruRfs,
The scholastic O~I-tls Of Drawn county
shows 2,33i cbildren-au increase over
last year Of COS
Ci.y OF Bruwusvllle, ,OiD
Henrietta, 3lb.
SEW TAX lIEN,
Some nou-TtsiIonls are surprised Al
the gi"nt iucreasa of lneif Taxes over
1883, and 4. II. udoil, pTe,idaut al the
st, Louis Csttio Company, writes me
comptrolio' for an explanation. Ito u
informed that tho TAX IN 1875 Was I'D
cents now II 81 u cents, ana mat lands
IN unorgsuiged counties are assessed
at 81 per sore, instead o, ~ cents,
all oi which goos To increase taxes over
100 per cent.
IL srATu QUo.
Work has not ueon resumed on The
new capitol, and 40 Tar az can be ascer-
rained IL IL not likely 10 be soon.
SMALL FOX SCARE,
Tho city was considerably exercised
this morning over repnrG tta. n, IA.
Crow, who returned from Mexico last
night was down with the small p1N.
He has mild case OF veriuloid, with
not more than hall dozen pustules,
and his physician thinks hi Will DO up
in a lew days aud that there - no dam
ger oi smallpox whatever Mrs, Crow
died in Mexico some three weeks ego
with smallpox.
HUNG JURY.
In Justice Purnoii's court to-day an
interesting case was ON trial, beiug n
suit of p. III. Tansey, proprietor oil the
doiunct Evening sun, against Toa
Murray, agent OF the material on which
tire paper was printed, for 500 damages
on account of false Imprisonment. tho
Jury hung, five for plaintiff and one Tor
defendant. similar suit Tor Sl,lOO
damsgRs will Oome up IN the mex term
OF che county court,
COURT OF APPEALS.
Court of appeals affirmed: Railroad
VIZ. Watson, from Gou2aies.
Railroads. vs.. COcsrsll, from Dallas
Sholby VS.. the State, from Washing
Mcclure vs.. the State, from Co.
mN-hA.
Jackson vs.. Armstrong, from Cole
man.
Sogura va. the state. from McMu.on,
Gamble ~ CO. ~. IalporJ d Co.. igow
Dnon VS.. Lindeay, nom Michel.
schuo.crart vs., the state, FROM No.
hppaal d,smi--'r; I'd US, The s.ale,
from Jones.
Suui 80, s.e g., .. ...u duwsTd.
l."'r,." XIX es 81
y.. ..". .rr 80
i'..-.jut .... .u-u Wtoar.
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Yisious of Eliss.

Nine millions of Empty PHI boSes' What's
.ad commentary on constipation and hiousnessi
what vas, s,ovehouse Of pills II all were coll
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..I disgusting To think Of. No one knows the
ms ard aches. loss of time, piles and iniiamma'
ions thoy have caused. You don't need such
powerful medicine. Stop their use, and try
one dose of Bailey's Saline Aperient. and visions
ofbliss will hover over your detected brow II
selieyeseonstpallon cures biliousnsss, sick head
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