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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-27

FUNERAL OF FEX-AssEM3LYMAN u. u. CHAMBERS.
TagsTos J., Aug "a The funeral OF ek-AssenI-
b,vm.k S.nam!n v Chamber, took place In this city
this morning and vaS largely attended,
KNIGHTS OF HONOR
SPW.UAyEE Aug. 26.-About 100 Knights OF Honor
from Newark, Uoboken. Ptrsaic and hhsI Ncv-Jsrsey
otles came this hy by boat thus morning To pay
traterna Visit 20 local lodges General D. sloat, VI
william H. Harris OF Mertden Grand Dictator of Con-
pscticut and other promineutKnghts OF Honor in the
State we're here 20 receive the visitors
CENTENNIAL ANNIVERSARY OF TOWN
syRIsGFIELD Mass, Aug 20.-The Town of Rowe. In
Frankip County, to-day celebrated the i00tb annJver
GAR, OF its Incorporation The town has population OF
The exercises consisted OF historical adj
dress by ex. Mayor sias Bulard OF Menash Wis, and
a traditional address by Percy Y. Bckneil
THE NATIONAL INSURANCE CONVENTION.
BosToS Aug 20--Ihe second days session OF the Nc,
tioa Convention OF delegates representing the Mutual
Beent Insurance Companies opened this morning. with
Presitent Phelps In the chair There was an interesting
discussun of the question Ought not more Conserya-
rive Practices 10 Prevail in Life Insnranoer The doubt
iul methods employed by some agents wero condemned
and alhe speakers urged conservative policy IN
the matter OF securing risks
THH PLYMOUTH EPIDEMIC -
WLKEsBARrH. Penn, Aug 26.-Dr. NJ 3. frennn'
police surgeon OF Philadelphia, In company with r.
IL Taylor, of this place visited Plymouth yesterday
for the purpose Of gathering some data relative To the
recent epidemic. Dr. 4, o. Shakespeare, In conuneuen
with them will prepare an enhanstiye eatl,e on tne
epidemic to be published w nsstate board Oh AsAstn
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MONTHLY STATEMENT OF READING.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 26.-The statemene Q,
,,o ph,I,d-lnnla and Rcading Railroad and G ai 2nd
iro. Companies for the month II July 1882 as com.
'iV" -, On. ssm. month IN 1884 shows; decrease
!" sross earning. OF sls5oss decrease in e1pe.ses
OF s54s44: adccrease in net EARNING OF ,s
-, months &c July 81. 1853. a. compared WIN ,ne
a nsrod of 1854 SHOWS decrease IN gross sa -
iSss of 5000 a. dssrs.ss tI,s Of " sssi OIL
a,etina OF tho Reading reorganization truseses ws
IA tS,s ernoon In tho main office OF the compIny,
IN consequences OF tho absence OF thst eenhs" orS -
snits Motley of artion decided upon. asd tn wvsa M
of organization proceeded only so far a. snn ntSer
~ ~ John b. Garrett as temporary chsirman' AH'sAeN
meeting will be held on Friday
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ANARRow ESCAPE FROM DEATH BY LIGHTNING.

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WASHINGTON, Aug. 20 (SpeciaD.-James +.
Meine chief clerk In the Office Of United States Treas
urer Jordan had narrow escape from death by nsht
ming during the severe storm yesterday afternoon
After leaving the Treasury at o'clock he was on his
way to his home In Maryland when he was caught In
the storm and drenched through by the rain. He was
completely enveloped with rubber, excepting his hands
and face but it did not protect him from the water On
reaching the top of high hill heavy bolt of lightning
fell apparently between the horse and the dashboard,
and Mr. Mene who driving, was stunned. Inc
servant who was sitting behind him says that for few
seconds the blue flames of the electric ud covered mr
Moines body, jumping from shoulder to the other
and playing about his and chest on the surface OF
the rubber coat He saw also the electricity come up
like big blue bubbles from under the carriage II was
about two hours after Mr. Mene reached homo before
was sufficiently recovered from the shock to be able
stand aud he suffered greatly during the night, his
sensation being IL thousands OF needles were being
stuck luto his body. An attempt on the part OF bis
wife to relieve him by bathing his limbs in milk 80 In
tensred this sensation that she had 10 dosst and re-
fran from allowing her hands to come In contact with
his body. The horses hind legs were made stln NJ;
Melipe at bis office this morning, but lie was sun
suffering from pricking sensation In his hngers ana
had only partial of his left 1t Is supposed that
his life was saved by the wet rubber coat
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]. PIERPoSr MORGAN.
WABASH REORGANIZATION.

The plan Of reorganization OF the w ioasn.
g, Louis and Pacific Railway has rec"v"d It's last m d'
ao.,,,r nrobably and in few days the bondholiers
iii ha irv,teo 10 assent formally 10 II. Morris OF
London, whe represents the ioregn bondho,des .
a. bs agr,,n ent In unlmportant particulars vester
ea % % snce with the vote OF the bondhelders be-
Lre he lett London. Another member was aade1 .r 20
49, VIZ ~,sl in tho board oi directors
These changes considered OF so slight p,,ns
-, ,Se n'.n,xem-nt that th-y adopted withous
over 600 900 II the bonds have oean 10
posite inder the plan and 20 assure us sueeeS' w ~
..ent of only So 100000 more II required
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opyTOIIL OgysUs or DAKOTt.

CHICAGO, Aug 28.-Governor Pierce, of
Dakota arrived here yesterday IN his wsJ to Washing
ton W. trip made for the purpose OF ding the
aus recently taken Of the Territory Il s complete and
voumi .ous piece OF work The population Ia round
nnmbrra In 1000. OF which South Dakota claims
28J 900 The total number Of farms 10 the Territory
80 900, varying In area from 0,ooo acres down Tue
cbief object tho IL 10 nsthen tho Terri
torv'a claim to adini ysion as State
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-27
DIR. HIRES RgooMugSDA rroE A FoRogRY.

NEw-ORLEANs, Aug. &c. Correspondence
Between the Commissioner of Pensions and Congressman
Louis st. Martin develops the iact that DR. william
Hire was appointed examining surgeon a recommend
alton purporting to be from Mr. ST. Martin but which
turns out To be forgery Dr. Hire under indictment
for violation Of Section 543s Revised Statutes Of the
United States which refers 10 the collection presenta
uon Of fraudulent claims against tho Government.
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KILLING AVID SELLING DISEASED BEEF

PHTLADELPilIA, Aug. 70 IODccIdU.-The SO
cety for the Prevention II Cruelty TO Animals dis
covered this morning through Agent Fox that iu the
vicinity Of Front aud Moore sts ther, number OF
sianghter-houses where beeyes ufering from disease
are daily killed and tho meat quickly bought ~ by
dealer- TO sell for a rine 10 poor families Mr. Fox said
that aptown butcher recently sold 2Oo quarter OF
beef that almost black ink wheb he pufchnsed
them 10y scid process the outside RESTORED 20
color and the beef sold readily Til. Health
nlceI nut Of this the Councils. wLic have
persisently refused him power 20 appoint Inspector
- caftt
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pUpORs CAUSE 4 Run ON A BANK.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 26.-There was run
to-day on tho Spring Garden Bank at Twelfth and
spnng Garden sts., a State concern The president,
Francis Kennedy. declared that The run was due To
malicious rumors Tie said that the surplus OF the oahh
as about $50 uoo TITO capita; stock $27o 100. ana
,,e ,enosits 81, ,G5O,9s7 The run continued intil
a D. az 20 which time oil demands wert mot Inc
on the hank sheavy but ,he First Sationa
RnS aid ali shecks drawn for presentation TO the
Clearing House. and he officers OF the First National
said che spring Gardens deposit there Is ample anu
ft.fae
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GIRL BURNED TO DEATH

PERKIoMEN JUNCTION. Penn, Aug 26
(SpeetaO.-Last evening daughter Of silas Rup. OF
Green Lane, age nftesn. employed at John nerrings
Hotel was burned badly hat she died this morning
While writing letter she fell asleep upset coal oil
laup which set nre 10 her clothing She had the door
locked and broke the KEY L her efforts got out Aher
the doc W., biok.r o1eu she rushed out, running all
through th house until her clothing entirely burned
from her body The proprietor OF the hotel severely
ian ned I'm trying catch her eItin guish the naneA
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GENERAL LoG ms BOAT oVER7 URYED
THROWN INTO THE WATER WIN MRS. LoGAN ANh
TWO FRESDs-REscuED WITH LITTLE UiFFi-
Inr rrlncn.rlt 10 rna rR.nuxr. |
THOUSAND ISLANDS PARK, \. 7, Al

THOUSAND ISLANDS PARK, n. Y, Aug 26.-
General Logan who Ia spending the week on the river
WAS given private 10 Siavo Island yesterday
While tho party, numbering thirty. was being photo
graphed a boat tho shore containing General ana
Mrs Logan aud Mr aud Mrs O. u. Marsh, Of Chicago
was overturned and they were thrown into the water.
They were roscued with little tlnculty Tomorrow
afternoon they viii be gvep reception a, Inslesiie,
the sunmer home OF @. II. Marsh
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IOWA REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

DEs MONIES, Iowa, Aug. 26.-The Republic
State Convention met here this afternoon with
large attendance George s. Perkins, Editor Of The Sor
CITY Journal. elected temporary chairman Mr.
Peknss address outlining the Issues or tue campaign
loudly cheered especially the PORTIONS contrasting
the differences bet .een the Republican aud Democratic
parties In the question of the control ~ the
liquor traffic. new State Central Committee was
chosen. after perfectng temporary organization
tue convention sdJonrDe'i TIL tomorrow.
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SEAS THROWN OVER HER sMoKE-STACK
EXPERIENCE or rHE WILLIAM LAWRENCE IN THE
cYcLoXE-A MATE LOST OVERHEARD.
Tnr TELEGRAPH TO TINE TsIBuszl

SAyANNAu, Aug. 26.-Nelther the British
barkN Mosher reported beached GEAR Tybee Light
house in yesterdays cyclone nor tho British oark Cat
arin. Chalmers aground Tybee Knoll with cargo Of
mahogany have oated as yet and Is feared tha
both will prove total wrecks No additional bodies nave
been washed up The steamship william lawrence
from baltimore, due at this port yesterday morning
reached her dock at 500 this morning Captain Foster
rcpors tna az L3O O'Clock yesterday morning terrible
storm was raging and 40 hoveto with 'ho ships aeed
out 20 sna At o'clock, when they believed themselves
20 be in the vicinity of Martins Industry Ll2ht ohp
dfteen miles from tho entrance TO the ssvahhaD hVer
tho essel regan labor heavily shipping large quAnt
ties of water which entirely submerged the decks ear
ing a small boat from the davts. breaking u IN mail
niece. nd areving the fragments over the deck sfe
remained in this position about hree hours Win her
main rail under and two feet on the rail- when the
wind changed suddenly to ,he northwest oio"ihg
hurricane THIS threw the vessel in the trough Of the
sea With the wind owings furious gale on one siue
and the breaking al over her IN the 1her carrying
away all gear tackle sails awning and all loose articles
on tho apper deck forward smashing In the 'front.' ' .ne
pilot house aud carrying away the bnnacle iho Sea
striking the ship broadsde and breaknsu tno por ol
the mar deck necessary to cut away tn por's Oh
the opposite side TO he from tn. LARGE quantity OF
wi AZ shipped Al this Juncture succession Of huge
waves swept overheard all the cargo between decks.
and with II ALL except one OF the trunks o. tns
raj abe woad founder, and q considerable portion OF
the cargo remaining had 70 be thrown overooaru 70
tighten her The passcngers were panic stricken pue
were aWed into quiet by the fury OF the storm a..
Att o'clock the second officer. Robert 5chauer ran nie
10 clear away upper deck port and Tree her OF snc
water on deck. He accompanied by ths qusrtes.,
master and they were working IN the gangway AT
when terrible broke over her carrying MT scnausr
oyarboard Tie ausrtermaster could not explain now
6s succeeded in escaping Mr. kirwan, the nrst
was Informed aud ho Immediately ran ait ous 'ysa % -,
mate was Of German descent and lived In Baltimore ne
leaves a wife and four children, Ofcer krwan paa
previously been terribly injured about tho head ana
nearly washed overheard. S,.s na ,o,r.a
Tho waves were running mountain hign "uu pou'eN
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pouRBOy THREATS OF BoYoorT1So.

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 20 (SpectaD.-The
Bourbons here have begun their buiozng tactics and
threaten TO boycott every business man who votos
agast ther ticket memorandum Of these boycotters
will IA kent.
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srw rRAYsArLAYTIO FLEET.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 26 (SpeciaD.-A ship
ming morohant announces that the Cambrian Steamship
Company has decided to run feet OF steamers from
Swansea England, to Philadelphia. The departures
til oa noade avery three weeks. The Inward oargoes
vii consjst f n consigned 10 merchants In this city,
While tho outward freight will be mostly grain
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in the min, with Hattie Wilcox age sixteen daughter OF
William a. Wilcox. the job teamster okel twenty
and married. When IT discovered that tho pair
had eone word telegraphed TO Stonlngton and the
pair were arrested on the bout Mr.. Wilcox took MS
daughter homo to-day and Okell was released.
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down the smoke-stack in torrents putting out the nres
ard leaving the vessel the mercy OF the clements Inc
In the cabins two feet deep, and everything
above and below decks completely drenched Az
10 o'clock the wind moderated, still blowing from the
northwest The Lawrence was found to have about SIX
feet of water In the hold The donkey pumps we're at
once set TO work. and t found that they we're
gaining ON the water At 73O last night she succeeded
In starting her fires and getting under way.
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GRIMES AND CASUALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH.

SEQUEL TO TUE MocANAQUA DISASTER
wuEFsnARRE. Aig 26.-Chrtstian Coonrad. mine
,os. cmpioyed by the West Enc Coal Company. was ar
rcsted to-day OF Of criminal negligence In CON
nection with the recent disaster Ut Mocanaqua ho
gave ball In the SUI OF T2,Ooo
AN ALMsHoUsR WARDEN ASKED TO REsiS!N.. Es!.r.
BosToS, Aug 26.-Ata meeting OF the CamDrnasd9 n,d
beard of Oveseers OF tho Poo last night was voteo
that the warden. William Hough Of the Amshouse. se
and his wife and the assistant. L. Bryant. De re.
aussed 10 hand their resnations on or before peas
Friday This is the result OF cruel and brutal reateh'
OF the inmateA
TWO ALLEGED MURDERERs ARRESTED.
CHICAGO Aug. 26.-The police arrested Two Say mSm,
Mulkowsky ana Phommins last night. for the murae'
of Mrs Agnes Kedzeck which occurred three days nv
The woman ives evidently murdered for money, tIo
tragedy occurring the daytime while she was aione Al
the house.
BOUND AND GAGGED BY BURGLARS. ,r,,
wooNsocKET r. l., Aug 26.-John Henry nens eh
vaebman at the Blackstone Junction stations VI .aS
Nes.York and NewEnglsnd and Providence anu anu
Railroads gagged and bound W Dursnrs
at midnight last night after which the sa.e ~ rS 'nS
Provienee and Worcester station was blown open snu
25 taken An unsuccessful attempt was made 70 open
the safe in the Nev.york and NswEngland s1ation'
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MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE

OswEGo. N. Y, Aug. 26.-The Rome, water.
...,r .nd oedensbnrg Railroad Company have leased
.n. nv,v hnt syracuse Phcnix and 0swego road, Hnd
viii vii begin running trains ever II on August 81
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 26.-The statement Is denieo 'nAs
thu Pennsylvania Railroad Company has piseea iaito
torce of men that section OF the lower part 'y
80 .. Tha pck to interfere with the worklnea VI
a.. ,,,,more au Railroad Com ,apy eneun
they attempt 70 ny their limo across the
txackR
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ARREST OF RICHARD CARTER. ALIAS KELLEY
Sr LnrIs Aug. 90 LSpeciah -Detectiye

Richard ucon, 9f Greensburg. Penn. arrived In this
y to-day. and starts this evening for home with Rich
ard Carter, alias Kelley, charge. Carter Is wanted
for participation n tbe qnymakcr killing near Murrays.
wife y.un. IN Neptcmber 1889 The trouble occurred
over The possession OF IA gas well
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ELOPEMENT or 4 hAhxgTD NAV.

PROVIDENCE, Aug. 20 (Special Carolina In
ohe southern part OF tbs state great state OF
atsment the elopement of w. H. 0kei an oycrseer
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SNOW FALLING IN PENNSYLVANIA.

WrLKEsBARRE, Penn, Aug. 26.-From early
morning yesterday until late last night there was
heavy downpour Of rain iD this county At Haryeyt
Lake. ten miles from here fell this morning and
Continued until looB with slight intervals The weather
has taken decided change and IL cold
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A HORSE FHIHF AT fHE ACE or TES.
YopYGsrowN, OHIO. Aug. 20 (SpeciaD.-
Ralph Thomas ago ton, the son OF respectable parents
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TELEGR1PHIC NOTES.
KNIGHTS OR HONOl

FUNERAL OF FEX-AssEM3LYMAN n. H. CHAMBERS.
TagsTos Y J., Aug k6.-The funeral OF ex-AssenI-
blvmab S.njam!n y Chamber took place In this city
thia morning and vaS largely attspded
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-03-11
Wednesday, April IS, 1885.

for delivery ut Forts BltuWS, CLARK, con.
enc, DAVIS, MCINTOSH, hlNGGuLD, SAN
ANTONIO aud SfOt hION and CAMP DEL
mo. CAMP pENA COLORADO und CAMP
IltE, Texas, of such quantities ut Fresh Reef
md Mutton H. may Dee required 10y the sub
si-tpurp Department nj these posts from July
I, lS-i. Ia June IA. l|G 'ur such less time ~
the tummIt-urN General ui subsistence may
direct
Proposals Will also hu received for the drliv
cryof CHOICE Ct - ul beet or mutton ~ may
be- needed torSulcS.
Each bidder must furnish "a guarantee In the
sum ct SHn to the effect that, u ms bid is
accepted. he will enter into IA contract, und give
bond with good aud sufficient sur"tics within
sixty days from the date OF opening III" hids.
The right Is reserved turrlcrt ANY or nll bids.
blank proposals aud information ~ 10 the
manner ot bidding, condition, to De observed
los bidders. and terms ut contract and pay tncnt,
viii be- furnished uponapplicutun "a this Office
or to the \. e. ;. at amy post named.
Envelopes containing proposals should be-
Lirkcf "Irupusii~ for iicot aud Mutton NJ
- AMI addressed 10 the undersigned, 81
l tb the At S.ut pot Tor which the proposal II
Intended. SAW vi 7 Ct SlllN6,
/ .l.lS5.i,-i Captain e. =, ,hiCt Z. ;.
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A PHANTOM BRIDE.
BY the Author of "rnE Ice CAR
NIYAL.n

This suggestion was received with the
contempt It so richly merited. Confess
edly, or unconfessedly. each of the
girls. and prOfessedly Dick himself, was
firmly impressed with the belief that,
on this particular Christmas Eve, In the
present year of grace, the inmates or
Burnham Nicarage had collectively
been privileged to see the far-famed
Barnes Common Ghost; mot bad,
wicked ghost that one need be afraid
Of" as Edie impressed upon her sisters
with an anxiety calculated to convey a
suspicion that by the force of argu-
ment she was seeking to reassure her
self, but that kindly spirit, who, each
Christmas Eve. did annual penance
here on earth on behalf Of the hapless
soul in purgatory; and who. in its zeal
on behalf of the long-bnricd murderer,s
soul, had undoubtedly proved on this
occasion the instrument of DICKS res
cue from terrible DEATH
Then suddenly one and all burst into
loud laugh mt the general expense,
and mamma wondered family "how
they could he such fools
Nevertheless. before they separated
for the night, Dick and his sisters once
more compared condolences on the sub
ject, and unanimously agreed that, ITO
say the least of it, it was very, very
strange"
1t was as well, perhaps. that the girls
did not witness the uncomfortable hilar-
ity to which Dick fell victim the in
slant he had turned the key in his
chamber door. lie literally laughed, as
poor Edie had done previously. until
the tears ran down his checks.
by Jove, we must keep II up" he
a.. g.. Oh 'tfn
had for many long day. But dashed
II can quite make the matter out my
self, for oinehow--sOmehow the ghost :
white face appeared confoundedly IA
miliarl"
1t did not intrude itself upon his
dreams, however, for Dick Carlisle
slept the sleep of the just after his
days arduous eXertiOns and his night $
perilous adventures, nor once Enclosed
his eyes until the glad golden sunlight
streamed in between the curtains ON as
fair and cloudless n Christmas morn as
mortals may behold.
The snow lay crisply frozen on the
ground, on cottage-roOfs, on the old
grey church clock-tower, far AS the eye
could reach, white, unsullied white for
many mile round; and as Dick threw
open his bedroom window, and gazed
out on the still calm scene, on tho
morning breeze came waited the silvery
music of Christmas bells.
"Ding-dong, ding-dong, ding" they
rang, "ding-dong, ding-dong, ding
Peace on earth, good will towards
men," the refrain seemed to wits
per.
And in Dicks warm heart they fount
an echo.
Good will towards men and peace OF
earth,n he found himself murmurinl
mechanically as he rang for shaving
water, and anxiously inspected las
nights growth upon his upper lip il
the highly polished toilettemirror.
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A well improved farm. situated two
hundred yards from station NJ Moore
Hollow, on the international railroad, IN
n good, healthy country. containing
100 acres of land all under fence; 60 In
cultivation, n good frame house Of six
rooms. dining room and Kitchen. all SUR
rounded by gallery ; stable, barns. bath
house garden, all In good order; water
from II tank and we'll To be sold for
cash. If desired some cattle and horses
vii be sold ON the place Mt their mar
kef value; possession given nj short
notice. Title perfect and warranted.
For particulars address ~ call ON 81
c., care +. Il. johnson. LlGur Office.
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Mr.. Il. Springer, of Mechanicsburg,
Pa, writes: IL was afflicted with lung
fever and abscess of lungs, and reduced
to n walking skeleton. Got n free trial
bottle OF Dr. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, which did me SO much
good that bought dollar bottle. After
using three bottles. found myself once
more man, completely restored to
health, with u hearty appetite. and II
gain in flesh of Is pounds. Call nj Rice
Bros. Il Co.'s drug store and get Il free
trial bottle Of this certain cure for all
Lung Diseases. Large bottles 81.
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whom Providence had led to his very
door. At any rate. he held his peace,
feeling meanwhile singularly criminal,
however, MS though he had been guilty
of some misdemeanor against the law
petty larceny at the very least,
II was u singular relief to him when
dinner was announced. and shortly af-
ter the young man withdrew, leaving
the old crunics to the discussion of u
capital bottle Of fine crusted port;
whilst Dick himself sailed fortrt skates
In hand, To join the merry makers ON
the frozen lake. scarcely mile to the
right Of the Bleak House dcmcsne.
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Go acres on the Ieona river. about
$50 acres irrigable; mesquite timber
plentiful; situated $ miles below Uyaldc
on the west side. All the Improvements,
with sugar mill. SiiOU. Address "l.
c." care this office.
500 acres on the Rio Frio, partly irri-
gated from the FriO river. Situated In
Uvalde county, ~ miles from railroad.
About 300 acres under gOod fence. Adj
dress a.. c." this Office.