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There is no crime in England, except
murder, which is visited by such severe
penalties as that OF marrying a ward in
chanoery without proper leave. In
prisonment for life Is the penalty which
may be visited on one who elopes with
q ward and is afterward obstinate
enough not to purge his contempt by q
oontrite Affidavit
, 1885-12-01

THE Virginia Lancet, an organ of color
ed Republicans published at Petersburg,
declares that the recent election was one
of the Unrest ever held in the state and a
demonstration Of the popular will. al
though many Of us. it says, may have
preferred to have seen the state 90 the
other way, yet Providence ordered other
wise, and in u country the will Of the
majority is supreme. Now let us turn our
attention to matters OF more vital import
ance than politics. Let us without any
sacrifice of our principles, strive to cult
yate the friendship and respect of our
white neighbors with whom we are situat-
ed. Let us realize that two Of the most
important aud effectual factors to add to
our prosperity are money and education. "
, 1885-12-01

The best salve in the world for cuts,
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sores, letter. chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptions, and positively
cures piles, or no pay required. II ia
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
fur sale hy W. N. Hunt
, 1885-12-01
MIR Gnnn

We have been ceiling your Cuticura RENE
dies for the past three or four years, and have
never heard aught but good words IN their favor.
Your Cuticura Soap H. decidedly the best sell
ling medicinal soap we handle, and Is highly
przed here Tor Its soothing and softening effect
upon the skin.
J. CLIFTON WHEAT, Druggist.
Winchester Va
, 1885-12-01

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Our sales OF Cutlcura are as large. II not larger
than any medicine we sell and we assure you
that we have never had "A single Instance In
which the purchaser was dissatisfied. As to
your soap we can sell no other. everybody
wants Cnticura.
MILLER & CHAPMAN, Druggists,
, 1885-12-01

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, 1885-12-01
SALT RHEUM CURED.

Two Of the worst cases OF salt rheumI ever
saw were cured by your Cuticura Remedies, and
their sales exeeed those OF all other like rem
edirs, 1 sell very little Of any other medicinal
soap han Cutlcura.
GEoRaR A ANTHONY. Druggist.
, 1885-12-01

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, 1885-12-01

Are sold everywhere. Price Cuticura. 5oc.,
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GRHRG plmples, skin blemishes, and baby
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, 1885-12-01

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, 1885-12-01

Wedding and visiting cards in great
variety at the '.eader office.
, 1885-12-01

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, 1885-12-01

A ine line of furnishing goods, hats and
caps. etc, cheap at Hsllman'k
, 1885-12-01

Courtesy of Hyo. Archives & historical
, 1885-12-01

u. G. BAIRD and A. Q. CAMPBELL), Al.
torneys-at-Law and Notaries Public, Chs.
second floor, Stebbins 4 Post 5 bank biloxi
, 1885-12-01

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iams. Telephone No. AZ.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-04-17
Do the Waterbury Watches Give Satisfaction.

We think the best to this very quest
fully the following extracts from letters the expr
tested the Watch.
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Until May LIST,

fromth
price OF the
and hc jus the hing for boys
New in
this
purch only a
in anyo
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Until May LIST Only. E
FREE!
Great Chance to Get A Watch.

at
will Anybody
etc anyad paid 70
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HOW TO OBTAIN THE WATCH


The
full the PRESS
egste III MI send
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Two Years Without Repairs.


usage
WILSON,
Hampstead,
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Why We Make This Costly Offer.


The condition beautiful Waterbury Watch
FREE a and$ i.5Oa
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have frequent opportunities to compare my "Water-
bury" with Watches carried by the hundred en-
poyees of the firm work for, and have yet to find
single timepiece in the mill that keeps better time than
mine.-H. E. ELLIS, Winchester N. Y.
received Waterbury Watch last September 1t good
Watch for time any My father has $40 and my brother
$17 Watch but $3.50 Waterbury keeps good time
either.---L T. GABLE, Butler, Mo-
greatly pleased with my Waterbury Watch. 1t
we'll my mothers $4,000 WatchJ ROGERS Grand Rap
ids Mich.
The Waterbury Watch received in 1889 betterunning
claim for it.---A. L. WILKINSON, Centrevie Tex.
All Kinds of Work.
Gn lousS s
JUST IN TIME.
AMBER
SON, Rushvine, ILL.,
Do the Waterbury Watches Give Satisfaction
Me P hs best W1y %
49, " ~ N
From Thos. A. Edison.
have used the Waterbury Watch
A GOOD RECORD
sudok va
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EVERY BOY SHOULD HAVE ONE.

beyond expectations 1t
much InO
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From a College Professor.

At one time carried $3.50 gold Watch, but un-
til recently the Waterbury gave better satisfaction
than the other. l am principal of the Normal de-
partment of the Central Tennessee College, and as
have charge of the time the school My Waterbury has
kept better time than other tmepiece building My
brother has carried years.
lighted with it, 1t keeps perfect time you will pardon
writing have but wished understand that value
my Watch highly and possible, desire it repairedFRANK
H. CURTIS Batavia Genesee, County, N. Y.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-15
EoEr wnEra
Tho oSl Saws nrsm ths village to ,ho
~Utt - Court otFs Personal 0nd
CsnorN News Of Interest.

Tho oSl SawS rram ths yiiage 80 iho
Wntt -- Court B otss Personal 0nd
General New. Of Interest.
Fogc WuETH, Nov. h.-lgp.,iaIl--
fhe a7a5 oi } A. Smith aud W. Il.
X 'r ohergcd WITH tobbing oswhny
oy tho name of ". Z, Wobstor, au he-
c0u0tof which Sppaored in TIE HER
AID of today, wnn concluded 10 day 30
squire N sooe'N court. rho proof bs
tng 'n " erUh"lmiug hgsiust $50 az
cnscd 'Squirs n no, bould .deM over
in to SUN of $2 5'N esah.
RENVY DETTISa.
m9tgh r,Ur h~a pssn mada fOl
$4,000 a sd botwean Blue Gird and
Lsla b., b II miln dash, alao Tor .
puroe or $3.50. side. bstling is quite
'ivsly, "u" uet ct So 800 h4yinv bsen
nado thia corning.
Vncre wilt slsO 10 other races, Con.
sidera bic interest hos bsen taken In
h,@e "plugs," and $ livAly tlIns is sx-
g,clsd.
FIRE pUus.
an q ! coat, ssturaisd with coal oil,
was ionnd on tho FtsirwSy loading t.
tho aecond Noty over Powel's srug
story, on Houston strtat, this mora
b., lt wss highly suggestive Of la
Q udiarisu.
A AenALL BLAZH.
This mOrsi < Rt 7:O aa alarm of
fire wss souodsi ftsm box rs, caused
by tha horning t sn on mouse htsg
~ hh ONau house, oa Rusk gtresS.
'no nulldius had BEAN occupied by
fHiv tns who, last night pat No v
st"vn lR u, THIS morning y fre wos
~ r,ed ia tee stove, svd tho plea
which raa thlough the roo! ha1s,ir
neeted. 40 ting dee tp tbe building,
Zoe a. p ,rtmeht we pro6ptly n the
ground, but tue Ara was goJ und yr
oNutrol by ths msara OF buck t. idli of
water. reA loss Will not exsead $50.
REAL ESTATE TRANSPORTS
Tho following roai eaLst. traR,tJs
Nero hAi To- r1co'd In ths cou w
clark III - t,is IN rnluc:
GaOrga f'hr, bY j. w. Hale, con
sable 20 w Z Boz h 50 nv 81 feot out
of BOOK li0. 10 'ha ri;y OF Fort Worth;
con-idcra lnu, 81 80
IL rnrt Jnhnsun and wife 10 W. Y.
u oh 10 b. 80 fnat out OF block llp. ip
tHs city OF Fort Worth, Il being ths
same oNnveied 10 B iosh by j.. w.
II ale; consideration, $50.
- u. NHutl 'nur " W. Y. Wtlkon, leo
Scres out of the II s Nils survey,
eRht tai o's outh wcsto' birdv, q, Tar
ran, county; consideration. 81 1850
w. 7 and Emma J. Faild TO Mra,
n ma Csi,i, IN acres of OF tao ak
troms west eni of tho % aoco, aet
'pars 20 VI j Johns,u ss MS location
IN ths y. q. Jenplngs survey, quit
Q a'n doah; cons Iteration, S5
laoph Whit4head and VITO aud A.
III Carer aud wife ~ " =. Obs mDars,
I'll OF their right aah iiterost la aud Co
l.nd eeftlhc ,ts " .. 3is, issued 10 Janes
Rhey March |, 1888, By tna board of
iand commissioners Of Rod River
oiu 1ty, aud ia all land located herato-
ihfe or teroaiser Ia TO located hy vir.
500.
W. ]. Manly, a. NJ Manly, Mary ].
Riwisnd, ]. e. Rowland, Il isanna
Stone and A. J. S.hne 10 Is r. Edan
aud Il. r. Henderson, A. acres ut tsa
Prior survey o IN Il t"rsiion. sl2O.
u. II Haish, IN Srs. p. A. V,rooo.
10: In block B1, Birdvila addition.
PERSONALS.
Messrs. q. M. Bit,msn, Nathan
Fssnk aud w ~ Evans, OF balias, are
In the Fort.
M. 4. Il. Walker leaves for Boston
so-Alght, on Q buslnsss "trip.
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GAfSE~VILlf.
ni't'iet court-Prespectivs Law Suits.
hatriHaoniai--feraonal Aentiou,

nist'ist court-frespective Law suita.
hatriaoniai--fersonai 1entiou,
&AINssvILLE, Nov, IA 4-lSpecial,l-
Yesterday was n asid day ia the dis
'rio1 coars for railroad damage suits,
In the Bryxindine ease q verdict In
'Avor OF the railroad company was 70.
tarned. This case was hotly contested
"a both sides, but ths gsseral impres.
Nion is that tho prspondsrance OF tssti.
@ony was in favor ofthe railroad com.
pany, tho defendant IN the case,
Iee eases OF Csppei ags,nst Tue Texas
rJciro rMtrosd, a. q King agsiust
tue Texas Psciae railroad, wers come
promised, the sompsny agreeing tn
pay zach of the PLAINTIFF $ls5. lfsssrss
Csppei and King sned for danases for
osing put OIL train on the company'e
road.
Tae cr,minsl sockss viii bs taken nm
Mosuay, and, 80 " Ia = very heavy
uoc'et, several ws0ss will Prob ,bly
os required In order to get taroagh
WisN ~. fhors ars about half q doYsn
safss IN wh'ch Convictions were had
~ tna lsst torn OF the court, To ia tried
r. ''f w 49, cNhA w RAtDNStS f6VHf3a0
shern on the grsuud that the grand
larry which roturnad tAs indist mentS
osin9 sonposo6 Of IL lnstsad of ~ mon
was illegal.
The Ada Gray combination plavad
"Eaat Lynne here last night. Tho
iuilense wsH qul.n gsod aue, hnd
seemed 10 be we'll ploarad visa the
ptrformspss.
ihsrs - Z prospaut o, several law
sui,D "a u result VI ths late fireu nare.
zoe companies refuse to yDms Ia
Fhn. thos Tho were insnrad aontider
iMr Ssttlenient, and, az "a conse.
qaance, sill bsvs tho plessare of in.
aalSing In 4 li.tla 'i,igstiou. Tha
compsnscs havo sctsd quits stubborniy
a shis matter, 80 they even refused 20
abide oy tho daslsioa of board OF ar.
bltratio1.
Coioaei Joe Nishols, OF Collin
snnuty. IL IN tke city yislilsg his SON.
Nj. ~. G. Nlohols. '
Messrs. F,ster aud wilsIsson. NJ
osniaoD, who hava been Asra ihis
week Attending dissri 3 court, have re.
suFnod sose. They arc higA .toasd
sontleinen ~ well AS fyst-olass law
yere.
Tha matrimonial fever is stlll raging
~ this county, ~ tss I, Ito wiog Lat of
,losnsss issued by County C,erx A. j.
tnompson during the past wsok will
IN ly tsstlfy:
>, W. y. Alexander and Minis Msagie
EvAnE, b. w. Crlswell aud Ars Neryy
. Neal, John Vsndersiics and Miss d.
): Wilson. John Dawson aud Miss
Mary y. Wilsor, 4. w. Bserian aad
MRS. Al. J. DAsghty, Y. j. T,esmens
and Miss Nullis Modre, J. G NoDaniel
snd Miss ullie NcCtsndon, G. 4. NV.
ers and Miss jennie Anthony, Alfred
Green and Miss Olivia N nryslls, d, A.
Smith aud Miss ". j. Stovall, d. L.
nowd end Mrs. Alicia DAwd, L, q.
Ndrdman AID Miss II ]. Watkins, J.
II. Ellis aud Misa Funais Walker.
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N KINNEY HATpEES.
action OF ths CouAsy Cpmmissioners-
she city b be Writ,sn Up p-Midship.
aasp WDsy R.inststad.


Action OF thu County Csmmissiou.rs-
fhs city b he writ,sn Up -Midship.
asss Wbsy R.iaststad.
AckiSsEY, Nov. II Special. Tho
comSissionora court has adjourned
after an extremely buSy week's work
The seventh snrual report of Colonel
Il w. Osicsby. tex collector, was ex.
sHilnsd aud found o X.
Tho account, Of w. NJ, Bay,ev.
treasurer, we're approved.
The court Nish q happy 20 lucky
way, iGilsd ID sct IN ths sDpination to
e'ndomn two bridges builg across the
tsb fork " taa trinity. THIS mattor
VIII probably ne p9stDpnei until some
serious scoldonG r0c ais at'entiuu 20 1t.
Tho ATTENTION OF tho couri wa, how.
ever, callNi oihs peOd oi closing the
mouth 0f tha wen lneido thH corridor
OF tho jail. The escape o. fivo prison
efh bl thst means OF exit was amply
suiliolsnt Tor that purpose. The
mouth OF tho well IL ordered 81, sed.
TIe city of Mckinney uineei with
tho T@xrsG zattef for notice OF the
city aud y handsome hicpr ply Of tho
m lyor all Ia one.
The modesty ef Judge Woif obvia.ed
stGiilsr seiion on the part ol tho COM
missloners court for tnr csunty.
The old fair association to-day de.
tetmined tereut out tn.if gr,uuds for
next year. rh9 ditee'ora { tau now
company have dst-rmiuad 10 have A
ialr sg Ia next year.
Fstmsrs rapport that tho late Quo
weather has oson ol material Dsuoilt to
cotton.
Prvstc dispatches /, friends sn.
nounce that Midshipman Henry
wiley, who wss expelled NJ Annapolis
TOR haEipg, his. heen renst.,sd Youn1
Wi'oy IL from thls plaaa aud aas IN INV
iIlenda here who rejoice W she ne 1s Of
his relnstatemont.
AtiaahmSpts w>ra run this evening
bn tbs. propsrty OF w. w. Ingran, who
has left tho city.
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a mvsrsRious BOYCOTT.
Factory Owners who waat 10 Kne
tia, He..aa nL.

Factory Owners who waat 70 Know
tho Hesson WhF
NEW YonK, Nov, 1.-the sun gsys
sbons20Os workmen will bs thrown
ous OF work Tonight by the stoppage
OF work IN tho cigar factories of SIR ton
q Storm, The hrm has hM no
trouble With ita omployos Tor mora
than ayssr, aud its shop VA, reosntly
orGsaisad as v union shop, but the
ooYrutt pus IN IL aleare 40 ,sly yesr
AMI ShNi ago has not oeen ,sksn otf.
George Storm ocoutly addressed tho
leading uNinn meu at wo,k In n,a f,o.
tories, mcmb)rs ~ hpth tho itsrna-
uonat aud Progressive untDpn, sakiug
them " they knew Why ths b,yc,N
was continued, and they replied IN st
the y were ss much In the dsrk ~ ne,
ana that they would try tn fnd out.
A. they did not succeed tha tirm deter.
mined 90 flni out by iorciag the en-.
pioyes 10 y personal interest Ia The
matter.
'Our man," they eay, amust aud cut
why they are being punished by their
own frlpndr."
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a Notorious Criminal,

LoulsviLLE, Nov. li-Al;red Little,
called Ino Breathitt county desperAdo,
wa1 to-dey, in sh9 Uairsi States court,
sen'6pced to l5 years, on tina charge Of
fnrg us penSion phears aud 30. toific
ornors. Lit,le IL 10 yesrs old AID is
credited with tho murder
~ IA men. Before 40 mad
ya7chrd the ago uf manhood
no k'liod ono Of his plAymntos. l. ter,
90 murdered tareo brolhers. Once.
wbnn passing s slcs msn's house, she
d"rjl 'noS ppsaessinn OF him and he
entered the alcg chamber, dragged ths
inVRlin ont Of bsd anG Kicked him 10
death. A year or teo atsr tho r.'iitls
aad ts ba ordered out 10 suppress
Little
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san ANTONIO, Nov. IA ii--[Spscisl.l--
In resrons 10 call is'ued by Mayor
Ce,la ghan, a large number Of cit xsns
assembled st tho dttrlct court
room to-day, and after eIfsctin rgAn.
ix.tlon, n osnvassiug cnmm,tiee was
appointed, Win ~ili ~ over the city
,i.mnrsow aud soiinit eubscript,nns
for the an Ictcd citix,us ~ Galvos-
ION. A call TOR money d,eu on
thu nal wss met with 'hs cnllrs ion
OF 1870. The r. ssiian's ~ Ssn A,tonlo
vii 'espond literally. Tue Alsm, uity
fesis drrnly Tor 0,ls.-tp-. amt. wsiie
prscticsliy " cutting hsr throat win the
Arkansas Psss rail will vivs hor
all tbs money shc nesds Ia har presant
si.gruntlrmens, aud never ask tsr 8
cent OF n back.
A local Arm TO-DAY sh,opssi over a.
0O0 poo ads ot peasus "a e.. lz9uts, IT,
ssason's crop viii roash over S6oiiS5
Doundo. =
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Ecntrncrd n, iinnr.

LIrrLH RocKi Nov. IA. Tho Gaxstt o's
Rosseilvillo, AtSarsav, special says:
Twelve years ego John Mccoy and
ISn Others Wtns tho farm house OF AN
old mnu y ho aeoueod them of stealing
hogs. lie resliJad aud WA, killed aud
his wifo's arm s1ot IN Gao of thu
parties was aferwatds Killed
In California. Mccoy arrested
IN Texas last summer and brought
beck. To-day hA was convicted of
murdor and sentenced 10 hang Ia jan
nary.
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Rroolsa La Cnurt .

ST. Louis, Nov. IL. Hugh M.
Brooke, bsitsr known ss Waiter II.
Lsunox Aexwall, was arralgp ed
IN tho criminal court this evon,ng
under indi'tmous chsrsiog him ~itn
killing q. Arthur Pfeller a. the Shu h
cru hutol IN this n,ty Ia the early part
or last April. lie pleaded not guilty.
and was returned To iatl,
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po'sted John W. O'Brien 90 be-
we'xher Ne. 20, esss 4, ia the Nsx
h"tk cu>,ou bouse. wee osergs u
ne n, suspsntsd, Tsis acsion Is IN
aecordsnce With the rsoommsndatIon
OF The eollse,oF ~ the port, ho noRii-
hAteo M U 3 S'ien for appointment.
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has been made at the state department
tis' Charles Fcs.er, OF Indianapolis,
Who has taken The oatA of Office and
sailed For Eiraps to enter
apcn hls daties Us consul a
Eosrreld, Germany, was not =
ei'izsa oi the Unitsd Ssstes when he
iaok TIE cath, ard dthst IL ain ee necas-
ssry IN recall hlu IL appears Mr..
Fos'Ss's natuials .t'on dates oalv
from November 4 1855. so that when
ae ionk thc oath 0i oii ~ be was not
citizen OF tne Uni.sd States.
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a rorger Convicted.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. H.--A tpecial TO
the Clurier-Jouru9l say:
John l.. Hachmor, tho daiaul,lng
tyncssrar OF tho Catholic Nniahts OF
4 erict, was tried ~ 1rntbop, Weqt
Vrginie. ond was to-day fjuud gully
nt forgery. He ~ chnrg0d with euS-
be2sliug 2 coo belonging to the order
tu 1888 He dlsap leOsed, aud the
n9mss of his snroties we're found 20 be
fo'rsriop. Ha snrrendsrod nmssli @
fuw months ago.
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A Mothers ,,c.usir

HEw YoRK, Nov. ii.--Thc police to.
day fouod ars. Alfred Fritz and her
two children dead ia bod, st their
homo, 1N3 Grsnd S,rest. Toe furni ure
ai IN. room was incssrs and the cup.
hostd bare OF provisions. II In thought
the woman poisoned hsrself and cnil-
oren. The matter Ia being invssti-
gated.
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NM NEtI y coM!lrfEr.

tho 4 CD x Afsa.intinl o. H.rt-
'oi d, in lspts snigsts LA should have
aeeu She = 90 *, rfi.1rdon.
THE REtI y coM1!lrpEr.
Tho toveu ss8 e1mig los orgep.
2rd Pr the pu sls1 81 apsrrhiuh On,
I'd tF.iavi < tgs Beiw9 gg yest5r
5ay'a conf ia SION btv. ae, a has,y
dpy. ~ hH.dled tanl. gP f1rIi,iys
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session auv-rsi dAv.. ,p,E rf,,,iaI ,ac
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honorable iurvmen plsoo the nun,bsr
Of SeSti'gt4 mlGd hish4r than the
citi2OnF oOmwit o..
REsULuiIoN or THANKS,
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COUNT eN his ovon,ug tha ioI!owina
resolution wrs az Giwuu,lr Rnnptod. /.
Reslivco, rhltiti, hs sense Of thi.
COMMITTEES That whilst The psopls o.
"a'v"tt'n ara not s slclY relying on
contributions frnm ssroAd Tor th4 MI,
70, ,ers, yot they ora doep sr,te.u f,r
III donations watoh hgvo bsen mair
frnln any quarter.
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II Lihnr, Y. IL Glld.n, mNster ~,
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oeiv'ug aod dishu siuE muuoy, clio n
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throughout 'ha $ Att ~ foragnrd th.i,
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NRw YoRK, Nev. ia Warrington
special u The rsss sayss Discovery
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Custom usa.e App.is,msna
WAsiiiNaroN, Nov. A.-Ths score.
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RELIEF COMMITTEES AT WORK,

GALVHsroN, Nov. IA fSssaisll-.
III" Westher io-aGy waa ssrias like
and TesG,, aud business generally
wasrssansd. 5y0reA Srs open, pst Che
eisy 1aq q holiday air about Ii, aud
people ara moving quietly sboat wish
very sad fsoas. ssvsrsi tAsu.
sand psopia constantly Visit tbs baynt
oisi'let, where small smsuldor,pa
hrss aro aril. aesu hsrs and shere. Tho
nre department Is leErias down dau-
iefoUs ehimusya aad clearing tha
rests in nno Yiuiuity OF shl hre. Rs.
i's' commit,sss VerS gst,voiy at WORK
'o-dNy, and evary poor, homQlaya
lhmly has been comfortably, but lam
pJrsiily shultcrsf.