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This is to certify tina | am cured oil
the most distressing and complicated
female aud kidney troubles of years
Standing after the failures of our most
eminent doctors, and many advertised
Jemedies to relieve or benefit me. B. G.
Kelsay, the Natural Doctor, within
four months has cured me of all my
troubles. l, with a heart filed with
lasting gratitude TO Dr.. Kelsay, recon.
mend him TO one and all. For further
particulars call or address.
MRS FANNIE WILLIAMS,
McLemore avenue, Memphis, Tenn.
AUGUST l6, 1896
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DIED.

HIGGINS-0n Saturday, October Q, 1886,
at o'clock pm, p. P. HlGGlNs, aged So
years.
Funeral from the residence, 70 Desoto
street, this SUNDAY afternoon at q o'clock.
Services at st. Patrick's Church. Friends
Of the family and of VIM. Higgins respect
fully invited to attend.
KELLY-on October 6, 1886, in Cleveland,
o., JOHN KELLY, brother Of Mrs. Thomas
Dugan, of this city.
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'sieslize the arrival there of Gen. Kaul-
b'rs or TO give him any kidd of public
welcome. The Preieotol the city fed,
in fact, to avoid meeting. The Rust.
chuk garrlson remains loyal to the
regular government. Gen. Kaulbars
complains that the British and Italian
Cousuls throughout Bulgaria are in
citing the populace against Russia.
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Cable Flashes.

VIENNA, October 9.-The political
correspondence learns that the Servian
Legation has no knowledge OF the al
legged plot against King Milan.
LONDON, October 9.-Advices from
Delhi say that rioting continues there,
and that business has bsen stopped.
The presence Of the military alone
prevents bloodshed.
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Lord Hart,ngtou,s Denial.

LONDON, October 9.-The Marquis
OF Hartinqton authorizes a denial of
the statement that he has promised
to suppoit new Irish bill alleged to
have been drafted by Mr.. Chamber
lain, to be under consideration by the
government, and to contain ali the
features OF Mr.. Gadstone's bill. ex-
cepting the restoration OF the Irish
Parliament.
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BIRMINGHAM, ALA.
Offered Dollar and SeVenty-FiVe
Cents Tor Some One 20 Xiii Him.
ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.I

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, October GA
we'll dressed white man, a stranger in
the city, approached a man on the
street today, end said: 81 will give
you 81 rs to kill me-" Being unable
to find any one willing to kill him,
the stranger tried to buy poison, and
YVES TUNED over to the police, who
locked him up for safe keeping, From
letters in his pocket, it was learned
that the strangers name was S. l..
but he refuses TO talk and
gives no reason for wanting to die.
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The Higbee School Special Notice.
To meet the requirements of those
necessarily late in entering school, and
go falling bshiud their c'asses, special
instruction will be given in every de-
nartmant
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Annual Meeting of SlockhOlders.

OFFICE OF MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD Co., 10 WALL Strict,
New ork, October 8, 1886. }
NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual
IN Meeting Of the Stockholders OF the
Memphis and CnarIeStOn Railr ad
Company will be held at the Office Of the
company, at Buntsviile, AsH., on
IhurHday, the nth day OF NOVem.
Der, 1856.
The transfer books Of the company will re-
main closed from October 18th 70 November
1lth, both inclusive.
l.. NJ. sCHWAN, Secretary.
The agents Of the several stations will fur
nish stockholders with FREQ tickets to and
from the meeting. 49,
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Expressed Her Gratitude 10 the
Queen. q

MADRID, October 9.-The daughter
of Gen. Vlllacampa, the leader of the
insurgents, whose sentence to death
was committed today, had an audience
with the Queen AID expressed her
gratitude for the clemency shown to
her father.
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AFTER suffering for several years
with nervous commissions and female
irregularities, l heard of B. @. Kelsay,
the Natural Doctor. commenced his
treatment, and am now entirely cured,
and | most cheerfuIly recommend him
TO all sufferers.
MRS. LUCY S. B0RMANN,
@ ~ and II Franklin Ave-, st. Louis Mo.
SEPTEMBER /, 1885,
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THE popular Andrew Garibaldi. cor
ner Main aud Baale streets, cells Sam.
elson's Chickasaw Guard CARS.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-10

JOSH SARToRE, of Walnut Palace
tame, sells Samelson's celebrated
Chickasaw GuarJ cigara.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-10

S. S. BAMBEReER, the Poplar street
druggist, cells Samelson's Chickasaw
Guard cigars.
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Go TO John Asti's, corner Main and
Union streets, for Ssmelson's Chick
asaw Guard cigars.
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SOFIA, October 9.-No preparations
OF any kind were made at Rus. chuk to
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redondez del globo por su belleza, fe-
xibilidsd, profnsi6n, brillo y perfume;
y todas estas cualidades pneden obte-
nerse fAciImente con ell uso constante
del afamalo T6nico Oriental para ell
cabello, la mas exquisite de las prepa-
rsciones de tocador para ell aumento,
con servscion, suavidd, limpieza y en-
bellecimiento del pelo. Solo la calvi-
Gle de la senectud resiste a su poderosa
acci6u. %
Calzado. Andres Bordoy tiene
constantemente, en- su acreditado De-
posito de Ia calle de San Francisco,
ndmero 81, un extenso y variado sur.
lido de cslzado de todas classes, que
vende q precios limitsdisimos.
Recomendamos a los enfermos del
pecho, de la gargants, de los pulmones,
a los anemicos, q los debiles y d todos
aquellos que necesitan de I'm buen re-
constituyente, Ia " Emulsion de Scott, )"
que tan msgni6cos resultados esta dau-
do, segdu ell testimonio de todos aque-
Hos que han usado dicho preparado.
Bravo como un OSO. -EstO puede
ser causado por un dolor de cabeza
nervioso, y la mayor parte de estos
dolores provienen de mala digestion.
81 sufre V. de esta manera, pruebe una
botella de las Pildoras del DR.. Bloom.
John Egsn, de San Francisco, Cal, nos
escribe: "Sufri por espacio de cinco
amos de dolores nerviosos de la cabeza,
los cuales desapsrecieron completa-
mente con medic frasco de sus Pill
doras."
Consejo q las madres. Ell jara-
be Clamonte, de la senora Winslow, de-
bera usarse siempre cuando los niGos
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padecen de la dentici6n. Proportions
alivio Immediate al pequefio paciente;
produce I'M suefio tranquilo , natural,
aliviando todo dolor, y amanece Ell an
CELTIC risuefio y feliz. Es muy agra
daple al paladar. Alivia al pequefiue-
10, ablanda las encias, calma todo do
lor, regulariza los intestinos, y es el
mejor remedio conocido para Ia diarrea
ocasionada por La dentici6n d otra
causs.
Piedra PlAstica.-Lam mas bara-
ia Piedra Pl&stica de Portland es Ia
que venden Armas y Jimenez, Cruz
l3. -Puerto-Rico.
fRough on Rats! N6uerte d los
ratonesl-Al fin Sc ha encontrado 10
que hemos necesitado tods la vida!
Pidase q los boticarios ell "Rough on
Rats" Destierra los ratones, cucara-
chas, moscas y chinches.
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procedencias de las Antillas y puertos
sospechosos.
--Oontribuci61 territorial. Repsrto
del Capo general entire los distritos
municipales de la provineiA para 1886
d 81
R. O. referente a haberes pasivos
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CORRESPONDENCE nsPHc1AL
DEL
aIBOxETxM NKHRCAMT1x.'
Paris, 5 de Mayo 1885.
Los AsuNTos Oh ORIKNTH.


Ls question oriental, que meses nd
Amenazaba turbar la paz de Ia Europa
1 impulse de las ambiciones de terri
torios que repentinamente hsbian sur
gido en- los pequefos Estaios de ls
Bulgaria, Ia Servis, ell Montenegro y
Ia Grseis, ha perdido 10 importancis
que tuvo en- los primsros tiempos de 50
Rparici6n.
La guerfs, entire Ia Servis, Ia Bul.
Earia y ID Rumelia, concluy6 con ell
tratado de paz en- que no fue concedida
ls justa indemnizaci6n Gsia Bulgaris
vencedora, que habia repelido la in
justa aggression de los servios.
La cnesti6n snrgida con motive del
nombramiento de- Principe Alexandra
para el cargo de gobernador de Ia Ru-
melia Oriental, Qued6 allanads desde
Ell momento en- que Ell Principe cedi6 8
las voluntades de los gobiefnos de las
grandes potsncias de Europa, y Sc re-
sign6 s. ser gobernador por termino de
cinco amos, en vez de seguir aspirando
& ser gObeFnador vitalicic.
De este modo desapareci6 Ia difcul-
tad , Sc hall6 el medic de que fuese
cumplido el tratado de Berlin con una
modification lgerisima, J la cali6ca-
mos asi, porque de poca importancia hs
eido ell nombramiento del Principe,
pues 81 este no es IN musulmAn cris.
tiano como fne acordado en- Ell pacto
international, 90 IN cristiano sin ser
turco, , ia sido nombrado por cinco
anos poF ell Sultan, D quien est6 reco-
nocido 81 derscho de seforio, mas D
menos nominal, de la Bulgaria = Ia
Rumelia.
ri Principe Alejandro hs recibido,
con toda soIemnidad, al enviado del
Sultan que le present6 sl frmAu que
autoriza el nombramiento del gober ma
dor de- la Ramelia. Chskir Pacha, CO.
mo rspresentante del Sultan en- aquel
Rcto, tne objeto de todas les considera-
clones propias de tales actos.
No hay, pnes, temores de nuevaG
complicaciones en- 10 peninsula de los
BaIkanes, pOr efecto del gobiernO de Ia
Rumelis, y hastA Ia oposici0n, hechs
por 81 gobierno ruso AI nombramientC
del Principe como gobernador, ha &C.
Bad0, aanqae no Sc sabe 81 pr6xims-
mente tendr& lugsf la reconciliation
del Ozaf con 81 nnevo gobernador,
quien no perdonabs el hecho de haber'
& puesto al frente del movimiento Sc
paratiata ocurEido en- Ia Rumelia cusn
do los habitAntes De esta provinces
prOclamaron IA anexi6n de la Rumeli'
Ia Bulgaria
III Principe AleiaadTo b sldo J .
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INTERESAN re.

El rapido y famoso
vapOr-cOrreO CIUDAD
DE SANTANDER, es ell
'designado para hacer
el viaje directo desde
este puerto al de San
tander ell 10 de JuniO.
Pto-Rico, Mayo 20
de 1886.
Sob bcin0s de EZquiaga.
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oACETA DE HOY.
j. g. SdeS

Ell Excmo. Sr. Gobernador General
ha admitido q don Jose Valenzuela la
renuncia por este sefior presentads de
Ia Acadia de Vieques, quedando,S. E
sstisfecho del scierro, cello a intehgen-
cia con que 81 sefor ValenEuela des-
empen6 squsl cargo.
--Qaedan aometidas en- Charleston
1 ana cusrenteua de is 4 90 dias Isl
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GARCIA DEL REAL, Sol -

CASA DE PRESTAMOs sobre empeno de prem
das, muebles, maquinas de coser J de toda claae
de objetos tipo modicS.
Sc venden prendas, muebles maquinas de cossr-
que hayan vencido el termino, precios spmsmente
baratos compran biIlstes. bopos r@sidoos De
rssoro acclones de la Eociedad AE6nima de Gre
ditto Mercantu.
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ARMAS Y JIMENEz.
13.-CRUZ.-13.
QULNCALLA Y FERRETERLA.

Armas y Jimenez han recibido mo-
limos para cafe de magnffca clase'
Vendeuse q $3.50 uno. Tan persuade
dos est&n Armas y JimeneE de la ex-
celente calidad y telices resultados de
esos molinos que Sc comprometen q re-
galar ell molino que resulte defectuoso,
devolviendo, por supuesto, Ell dinero al
comprador. 66
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ACTIVO.
PASIVO.
Existencia efectiva en- Gaia ..
Correanona sales an Eurono -
$6o4,s60-7e

Puerto-Rico Mayo "a de 1886-E Contador L. PardO-El
Administrator j. ConiU-Vo BEL Presidente Tcents.
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RODRIGUEZ. MORENO&CO,

Comerciantes en- todos los articulos del ramo de
quncalla Surtido general de pieles.
Agentes generates de la fabric de baules de este
Capita cuya existeac.a de 500 nidos realiz ira de
a. - 500.
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IGLESIA De PUERTA DE- TERRA.
Continuation de la cuenta de diChO
Temple llamado de San AguStin.

Continuation de la Cuenta de diCht
Temple llamadO de San AguStin.
Hopimiento de cqja en- los nes>i de Aarso , 4Sri
de 1886.
INGRESOS.
Mario Effective re-
cibid> del anterior
Tesorero como exis-
tencia en- So poder ... $460-l8
Importsn los recibos
cobrados en- ell mes
de Mario dltimo..... l20 rs
Importan los recib os CO.
brados del presente
mes de Abril.. .......... l20-25 70l -l6
EGRESOS.
Abril S0-Pagados al
cobrador dos recibos,
por sus sueldos de
Mario y Abri......... 20-...
Psgado q don j. R. dos
reclboS, por lntereses
de 700 pesos de los
meses de Mario y
Abril. 1850
Pagado q don j. L. por
prestsmos que hizo
sin inter9s slguno,
para la conclusion de
Ia Iglesia referida..... 500.... $3.50
Existencia en- GAIA hoy
dia de la fecha. 163-68
Puerto. Rico, 80 de Abril de 1885,
Ell Presidente, Baldomsro Mui1o4 Es-
partero. Ell Tesorero, Manuel @. Ro-
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GUIA LOCAL.
sOBRINOS De EzQUIAGA,

FORTALEzA II. CASA de giros y comision
ARentes de los vaporee ccrteos de EspanA Oompe
aia Atlas de los EstAd0a-Uuiioa
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Las ersonas nervosas puedan en ona
senan debes abadas ponto SECURE avo en- 81 uso
Ge oras ae Dr. Bloom No hay Si sufen
de gano &c los euados desagadabs del Venus a
ue los pceres sotao
como mes e han cuado va medcamento No a
recoen oa las Intermediates como SECURE ree
para na sofa entermedad que cmene conocd
Las s del DR. Bloom para persona de ambOa
e que eae nerviosa tabes omir nj conner be
a dos produce efecto Su gran 6xo eha
9ue no rustlan las de los b
tella De venta todas las Farmacias. 80 -
peposltc oeneraI
FANMAoiA Oh cANLoa J.MoMAcAo, MArAcuRz
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BUENA OCASION.

Sc realisan q precios muy b.
ratos, por ser en- colnisi6n, Va.
rios ornamentos re!igiosos como
casullas, ca.ices, custodias, can
deleros, vinajeras, incensarios, q.
Dirigirse 4 D. Carlos Aguiar,
calle de San Jose ndmero 6, 81
Ia 1mprenta del BoLETE. go
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Ell DIA.
DON ENRIQUE VILANDE.
COmisariO de Ia quiebro dc
d. Leonardo Lgar0Uides.

AL publico hago saber: Que en- los autos
del juicio de quiebra del citado Igaravidez
en- Ia segunda seccion de los mismoS, sobrs
administration venta de frutos 50 ha dis.
puesto poner d pdblica subasta los aiguisntes:
620 sacos de azdcar centrifugada de ssgun-
de, tasados So 80 quintal.
100 i'd. id. id. de segUnda, tasados 4 $3-o6
quintal.
2lO id. id. id. de tercera, tasados & $40
quintal
bocoy de ron prueba de 21o tasado {
SO cts. gallon.
J8 i'd. i'd. id. id. 22' id. 4 80 id.
l id. i'd i'd. id. 25o id. q 20 id.
Cuyo remate tendr& efecto ell dia cinco dei
proximo mes, de Junio las 10 de la m nana,
en- la casa del que provee, Fortaleza SO, ad..
virtiendose que no Sc admitir&n posturas que
no cubran ell total importe de tasaci6n sf e
s1mitiran parciales. Dado en- San Juan Dc
Puerto Rico treints uno de Mayo de mil
ochocientos ochenta y seis.-ENRIoUE vuAM.
DE.-El Escribano, JOSH Mania SAMOAN. 66
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1R2-RS

Puerto. Rico, 80 de Abril de 1885,
El Presidente, Ba1domsro Munoz Es-
partero. Ell Tesorero, Manuel O. RO-
man.
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Existencia en- GAIA hoy
dia de la fecha. ........
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1886-11-11
MINNESOTA LEGISLATURE.
Members Elect of the Senate and
House Of Representatives,

The last legislature (1SS5) stood: SEN
ate, 26 Republicans and IL Democrats;
house, 70 Republicans and "a Democrats.
The one that meets Jan. 5, 1887, bears a
complexion as follows, as near as can be
asoertained from the returns thus far re-
ceived-S standing for Senator; R fo4Rep-
resentative:
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noticed and she lay awake long that
night wondering how the women who
had no pity for her would feel when
they knew they were no longer to reign
there. At first she felt only resentment
and triumph. but her better nature as
serted itself and she resolved that they
should not be wholly deprived of their
present comfort.
With the first grey dawn of morning
she was up and went through her usu-
al routine of duties as though nothing
had happened.
About 9 o'clock she was summoned
to the parlor where were seated Mr..
and Mrs. Hazleton, their two daughters
and two gentlemen in the legal profess
sion, besides Mr.. Markley.
At first there was only rage depicted
on the faces of the four people who
were SO soon to have all taken from
them, but when Evelyn in gentle way
told them that she would divide her
property with them, their rage was
turned to shame and each humbly asked
her forgiveness.
Evelyn has consented TO become Mrs.
Markley as soon as she has laid her
mourning garments aside.
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Proverbs for Beekeepers.

l. The ways of beekeeping are not
always OF pleasantness, nor are all the
paths thereof the paths of peace.
2. Man is to eat his bread in the
sweat of his face, and there is no ex-
ception made in favor of the bee
keeper.
3. To work successfully a man must
work wisely. To work wisely with
bees, one must know their nature and
habits; these can be learned only by
careful study and observation,
4. We live in progressive times, and
the true beck ,eper must be progress
i've.
5. In bee-keeping, as in other things,
the diligent are crowned with success
6. The obstacles in the way of sue
cessful bee culture are ignorance, care
lessness. being too eager to increase
the number of colonies, and cold win
ters.
z. A fair knowledge of bees, faithful
attention to the apiary, and a thorough
and timely preparation for the honey
flow, swarming and wintering, will
make any man or woman a successful
beekeeper.
8. A tyrannical Pharaoh demanded
of his workers the full tale of bricks,
but furnished them no straw. Do not
demand from your little workers the
full tale in pounds of honey, when
there is none in the fields, or when you
reside in region poor in honey-yield-
ing plants.
9. Carefully lay by your honey crop
where thieves Especially robber bees)
can not break in and steal, and your
empty combs where moth worms will
not destroy them.
10. Profitable beekeeping greatly
depends upon gathering up of the
fragments, that nothing be lost. Frag-
ments of time can be used in caring
for bees. fragments of lumber in max
ing hives and frames, fragments of
combs for wax; and every drop of
honey is useful; even though mixed
with dirt, it can be fed to needy col
onies.
II. Some beekeepers seek their pro
fits IN raising bees or queens to sell
but remember that the true aim of bee.
keeping is to supply our markets with
delicious honey.
II. Live not for self. Make your
knowledge profitable to others seeking
to learn beekeeping, that the coming
generation of beekeepers may excel
the present. increasing in numbers and
in knowledge, until every pound of
honey secreted by the unnumbered
flowers of our land is gathered.-W. d.
RdlStOu,
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Near-Sixnted Children.

'Do you notice how many young
boys and girls are wearing glasses"
was asked Of an optician.
'WeA, naturally, as fit many Of
them."
Whats the cause1''
''Too much study for one thing, and
too much reading for another. When
not at their lessons they are reading.
They read on the street cars, while
walking along the street, and in the
twilight, and in a couple of years their
eyes begin to fail. This craze on the
part of most parents to rush their chill
dren through the schools will give ~ q
generation Of near-sighted people"
Shouldn't one read on the carsp"
Never. Let man with the best pair
of eyes in bis head practice such thing
daily. especially towards evening, and
his sight will demand glasses within a
year: "-Detroit Free Press
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Dolly Payne's Schooldays.

There has just been published a
charming little volume of the ..Me-
moirs and Letters of Dolly Payne"
who became the wife of James Madi-
son, the fourth president of our country
A few paragraphs relating to the girl
hood of this beautiful and gifted woman
will be read with interest.
Both father and mother were strict
members of the Society of Friends"
and Dolly's childhood was passed quiet
ly in their country home until she
reached the age of twelve years. A
favorite with all, she was the particular
pet and companion of her grandmother,
who often made her happy by surrepti-
tious presents of old-fashioned jewelry;
and not daring to wear them before her
father and mother, she sewed them into
a bag, which was tied around her neck.
and concealed beneath her little frock.
Almost the first grief of her child
hood was the loss of this precious bag.
discovered in school, after long
ramble through the woods. during
which the string must have become
unfastened. scattering the treasure
where days of searching proved of no
avail.
The little country school to which
Dolly Payne wended her way for the
first twelve years was of the simplest
description. Reading. writing and
arithmetic were all that was con-
sidered necessary, and though her
educational advantages were greater
after their removal to Philadelphia.
her life, until she married, was rigidly
simple and quiet, giving no scope for
that intuitive tact and knowledge of
character which was so conspicuous
in after years.
Equipped with white linen mask
to keep every ray of sunshine from
her complexion, sun bonnet sewed
on her head every morning by her
careful mother, and long gloves COW
ering the hands and arms, one can see
the prime little figure starting off for
school. with book under her arm, and
the dear but wicked baubles safely
hidden beneath the severely plain
Quaker dress.
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ELECTION NEWS NOTES.
Latest Iowa Returns.

Des Moines, Special Telegram. Nov. o.
Complete returns from eishty-three coun.
ties give Jackson (Rep.l for secretary OF
state a majority over Sells (Dem.) OF H.
$40. Eight other counties. incomplete,
increase Jackson's majority to over
sixteen thousand. Andrews majority
for congress in the Eighth district
Kerr (Rep.) beats Frederick (Dem.) in the
Fifth district over 500. Mr.. kinne chair
man Of the Democratic state central com
mttee is elected Judge by 25 majority in
the Tama district. The Republicans gain
two congressman. Anderson is Republi
can, though elected by Democrats and
Greenbackers.
Des Moines, Iowa, Nov. 5.-Returns
from every county in the state gives
jackson, (Rep.) for secretary of state. n
majority OF 1854, a republican gain oil
S,69o over the vote for governor last year
Complete returns from ninetv-four counties
give jackson 172,O71, Sells, 156, 453. The
remaining counties which have reported
only by majorities. will increase the total
vote to about the same figures as iastyear
Complete returns from two thirds OF the
counties OF Iowa and partially estimated
returns from the rest indicate that the
Republican majority on the state ticket
will be something over l 4, 0O0-a Republi-
can gain OF I 900. Following are the APP
proximate maiorities OF congressman elect
ed:
First district-Gear Rep.................1,O 900
Second district-Hayes, Dem............3, 500
Third district-Henders on Rep.......2, 500
Fourth district-Fuller, Rep...........1. 200
Fifth distriet-kerr. Rep. $50
Sixth dis strict- Weaver, Dem............ OF
Seventh district-Conger, Rep.......... 80
Eighth district-Anderson Ind. Rep. :, 100
Ninth district-Lyon, Rep...-......... $50
Tenth district-Thomas. Rep............3, 900
Eleventh district-Strubel, Rep.........4. 900