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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-11

NOTICE-TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
~ The undersigned claims the right to
manufacture what is termed Water Gas,
under the Lowe process, as set forth by let
ters patent Nos. l3O and 3S3, August 49, s72,
and Nos 167 and s47, September II, 1875 in
United States Patent Office, Washington,
d. c. Said letters patent issued to J: s. G.
Lowe and it is the intention to immediately
construct works to connect with present
plant for manufacturing gas for heating and
illuminating purposes, as per specifications
set forth in above named patents. Per order
Los Angeles Gas Company. q. ID. ELLERY.
Secretary. d5-lw
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PLANNING MILLs-CARPENTERs

CEyENTH STREET planning MILLS,
y Cor. Seventh and Los Angeles Streets.
turer of Sash, Doors aud Blinds, and all
kinds OF Scroll Work. Turning and Shaping
Corner Seventh and Los Angeles streets
toto 6yyr
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Dxspeusia Cured.

"King of ALL" Irish May Flower, at Drug
gists, 75 cts.
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T. NJ Gl1SH

Nervous Debility, Seminal Weak
ness, Exhausted Vitality, Lost
Manhood. and all the terrible effects OF
self-abuse and excesses in maturer years,
such as nocturnal emissions, loss of MEM
ory, dimness OF vision, aversion to society,
the vital fluid passing unobserved in the
urine, and other symptoms that lead to in
sanity and death. Young and middle
aged NHen suffering from the above,
should consult us at once. Cure Guar.
auteed i'm all Cases. COnsulta.
ton free. Chemical analysis. including
thorough microscopic examination of the
urine, 50. An honest opinion given in all
eases. We furnish The Great English
Remedy, Sir Ashley COOper's VI
tai Restorative at So bottle or four
times the quantity, $40.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE
to any one stating symptoms, sex and age.
Address ENGLISH MEDICAL Dis
PENSARY, No. 1 4 kearny street,
san Francisco. Cal. d4
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HOMEOPATHIC PHARMACY JUST
Ill opened at 1I513 West First street, Lar
ronde block, opposite Nadeau House, Los
Angeles. 4. T. M. HURLBUkT NJ. D., Pro-
prietor. dim
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T MILLS BOAL, NJ D.-3g NORl II
d. Spring street (over Peoples Storel
Hours-10 to II, to 8, 6 to 7:3O. Residences
347 Hill street, two doors from Fifth street.
l,oI orhnnn No l3h Oc24
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HstRTtE0E'aTtslS'yS.

ISAAC FELLOWS, NJ. D.-HOMlk ATu-
L ist OInce hours- IL 10 a. M, TO
= hi. Otfice-Nos. 3 and Oud Fellows
Building. Los Angeles, Cal. lly9
u A. CLARKE, NJ. B.-OFFICk AND
u, residence, No. "a South spring street,
Los Angeles. Office Hours-ll to IL A. M,
to P. NJ. Telephone No. 355 lstt
nk. A. Z. oMGOAAHIoT
IL Office and residence q South Fort
street. HoURs-l0 to 3 and evenings.
Telephone No. DC. jyl6
M FERNANDEZ. NJ D-HOMGPATHIST
MI. Oft ce and residence Wilson 6.ocE, "a
est First street, between Main and Spring
streets, rooms Nos. 10 and IL. Hours-l0
NJ, to I'm. 2 to PM. A specially OF blood
diseases. sepZZ u
s. SHORB, Nj. ID. HUMEOPATHIST
n. once l3l North Main street, Mas
carel Block; residence 17S Spring street,
Los Angeles. Otfice hours II to II A. NJ, TO
P. M. Telephone Nos.-Residence. 50;
office, 276. jly15
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The EOmeliest Man In Los An.
geles

As well as the handsomest man and others
are invited to call on II. D. Godfrey and get
free trial bottle of Kemp's Balsam for the
Throat and Lungs. remedy that is selling
entirely upon its merits and is guaranteed
to cure and relieve all chronic and acute
coughs, asthma hronch tis and consump-
ton. Price SOC. and 81.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-11

MAST Los ANGELES INSTITUTE. BOARD
~ ing and Day School for ,oung ladies'
and children. Corner Griffin avenue and
Kuhrts street. For circular and admission
address NINE. DELEVAL. P. o. box 29o
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-11
ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS.

VIZ F. MCCLURE, CIVIL ENGINEER
w. and Surveyor, U. s. Deputy Mineral
Surveyor. 134 North Main street, Los An
geles, Cal. Telephone No. 95. aus 1y
NERvAIsE PURCELL, b. A. @. E., CON-
Vt sulting Engineer and Surveyor; Asso-
ciate Member Institute Civil Engineers, Lon
don. Room IA, Allen Block, corner Spring
and Temple. oltf
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REAL ESTATE.

CHARLES W. SCHROEDER, REAL ES-
y state and Loan Broker. Mcdonald Block,
20 North Main street, room 2: Bargain
House and lot on west side OF Hill, between
Eighth and Ninth streets, rooms, with all
modern Improvements; lot 61xl65-Ss50o.
jly8tf
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WILLIE ,rLLs sr>rI>,lD.
The HOY siay.r OF Father, M"ih"r
nnd sister Must Iinng.

OsAuG MIgsIuN, Kan, Aug. g0
Willie Sells was sentenced this morn
ing by Judge Stillwcll to bu hanged J.,
which under the laws OF knn-ns
means imprisonment Tor lilo. lie
was brought into court aud nskcd the
usual questions ~ to whether hc had
any legal rca,ous to urge why son
lcnco of the Law should not be pns0cd
on him, and answered in the mega
tive. Judge Stlllwcll then
made very affecting Hd-
drcs, to his. The crime
with which ho had been charged, and
OF which jury had convicted him,
was held up TO view IN all its hidcous-
noAs. Tho improbability of the VAR
iOus stories hc had told was pointed
out. ln conclusion he made what
seemed to be almost nn appeal 10 the
boy Hs hG spoke of the ngcd mother,
murdered IN cold blood, To NIL mp
pcarauccs nothing seemed 10 Affect
the prisoner, The only thing TINT
could be noticed was II cOuyul.iyp
swallow aud u nervous motion pi hiH
head His mco was very white
aud his eyes during thojudgcr speech
were kept constantly gazing point
| blank into the face Of the speaker,
never once lliuching. There was a
largo crowd 10 the courtroom, many
Of whom had been there since d
O'Clock tho time when it was auOuunc.
cd that tho Judge would pn-s sen
tcnco. 1t was expected that ~c,l-
would make somo demonstration
when hG saw that ho had no further
nope, but in this they were mistaken
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BARNEY AND OLIN.
II was a Deadlock, a Split.
and Two Sets of
Delegates.
In TtnNis County the Alliance
and knights VIII Nominate
n County Ticket.
A BIaCk woman slain by "
DOdgcd BuIIct-The Forts
Meaty Enterprise.
How the Olcomnrgariuc Law 10
tO be Enforced by the
OniCiaIs.



Special 10 the EIAmiusr
DALLAS. Tex. Aug. %. Tho Dallas
county convention 10 select delegates
to the WaNAhachic congressional con
yonlion met here this morning. As
was anticipated, there was much
Wrangling. Tho convention occu-
pied about two hours in the attempt
to g,. temporary chairman. The
Gihb. mcu nominated II. &. Darwin
of Grupcviuc. Tho Wellboru men
set up W. l.. Cochran of Oakland
The contested delegations were not
allowed to vote. Darwin was elected,
receiving forty.four votes TO his OPP
pouents forty. This wa. applAudod
~ % Gibbs victory.
On taking his scat, tho chairman
appointed committee of five on ere.
dontials, and tho following named
gentlemen as committee on pcrmau.
ont organization Tom Nash, Robt.
Cowart and John Spellman.
Tie convention then adjourned
until I o'clock.
In the afternoon, ~ predicted, the
convention split, resulting Ia two
conventions being held.
The WollborR convention elected
forty-two delegates to represent Dal.
las county In the WAYahachio con.
vcntion to bo held sept !. ThcWoll.
born men were uniustructod.
Tho tiiObs convention elected nino-
teen delegates to tho WaNahachic
convention instructed for Gibbs, and
two uuimstructcd for Bcckham.
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FRANCE WANTS no TAKE a HAND.
PARIS, Aug 2S.-A cabinet council
was held to-day, at which. # Is AS
serted, pour parlours were issued to
obtain the sense of the powers ON the
sdvI-ability OF holding a new confer
cncc Tor the purpose of restoring or
der in Bulgaria. NJ. Waddington,
French Ambassador ut London, re-
iuscs to change his position with
Baron De COurccl, Ambassador Ut
Berlin.
HrLGAEIAs POSSIBLE REruBLlC
PARIS, Aug 2s.-A dispatch
from Jnssy to the Temps says il the
powers prevent Prince AlcXaudcr's
return, the Bulgariau's VIII .pro.
claim republic.
THE VATICAN DISPUTE.
PARIS, Aug. 2s.-Thc dispute be.
tween France aud tho Nalica over
the appointment of paual nuncio- to
ickin will shortly be settled, tho
Vatican having made au important
concession.
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iNuuuAN IHItTMTNI.
rhucnt-Iu nu insane A~Nium Doscd
10 DcRth with ,hi"rni.

IiNCoLS, Ncb Aug. 2S.--M william
DANES died here NJ the hospital for
tho insane on August 2J. Tho sup
crintcndcuts report of his death said
the patient WAS put intOH straight
Jacket August II, aud hi, death Wt-
caused 10y exhaustion.
Shortly hitcrwnrd the night wntch-
man employed Mt the hospital made %
statcmcnt in which hc declared ho
hnd standing urlr, to HlNo uti'"'r
who were rcstlcr- IL Tablespoonful of
chlorll, aud hc had given Dhinrs that
quantity of the drug shortly before
he died. The watchmau also drclnr-
Ell that no other attendant, on amy
doctor looked after Dainc4. The
watchmnn SAYS the practice Of du.-
INK patients with rhloru hve
prevailed tor the lA,t sis mouths,
mud during that time eight or nine
pcrsons have died, presumably from
the deadly medicines ndmlu4lrr,d.
To one patient In tho cpiluptlr ward
u double doso ~ chlurnl WHs Eyrl
NJ attendants were employed tu 7It
up with tho sick aud no physicians
looked after them.
Tho board Of public lHnds mad
buildings. after investigation, recon-
mrndcd tho removal of Nuprrntcu
dAnt MatthcwsOn aud tho governor
ha, the matter under Hdyiscm'ut
Charges will, no doubt,soon be- made
At tho last session of tho Legislature
~ Joint committee made an iuvr-tlgn
ton Of the hospital aud recommend
ed the removal of Mntthuwsou, hu'
the governor refused to Hdopt thD
recommendation
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room Ina nRowN.
The dead girI wrongly accused tho
conductor

PARsoHs, KAN, Aug, 2S Later dc.
vclopmcnts Of tho cau-o- which iu-
duccd Miss Lcla Brown, of Carthage,
Mo-, to tako her own lie in tho bed
room OF Missouri Pacific conductor,
ut Doni,on, IGK., show that Mr.. Ben
Brown, tho conductor iu question,
was wrougiully accused by the dead
girl of being her scduccr aud rcspon-
siblc for her death. The following
letter from the mother Of Lola, re-
aciyed to-day by Mr. Brown, shows
tho estimation in which no II held by
the girl's family aud also cOrrobor-
atcs his statements of tho many at
tcmpts he had made TO reclaim her
from her orring ways,
CARTHAGE, No. Aug Y3, lSSG Ken
Brown, Esqo Parsons; Kan, Sir !
note tom ncwppaper clippings and
Other sources since my return from
Texas, that you are being accused
with having soduced aud lured my
daughter Leila Brown, to her ruin
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hOMI sLIItII NILps.
knights ANA Alliance MeU In Travis
county Slain ~ Dodgcd BuIict.

special Go the Examiner
AusuN, TcX., Aug. 25.-Tho Travis
county branch of the Farmers Ali
ancc were in secret session TODAY in
the knights of labor hall ON Congrcs.
avenue, The morning session was
taken up with the Organization aud
appointment of committees. II IL
alleged that tho only purpose for
which the meeting was called was to
discuss the establishment of a cotton
yard, but It is generally Understood
they will put candidates In the field
for thc legislature aud probably for
some county Offices.
About N O'Clock this morning
WUrd reached the police station thai
"a woman had boon shot ON Colorado
street near the river. Men were hur
ricdly despatched there, and il was
found that Fannie Robinson, u mid
llr-ngcd culorcd woman, had ncci.
dcutmly wounded her -istcr.in.law.
Mary Robinson, with n shotgun while
cuHeing youth named George Hill.
llill, who was paying attention to
Fannie daughter, had been ordered
from the hou-c by her. Ilcthcn nal
treated Fannie, who thcrcupOu fired
u shot Mt him, but hc sprnng aside, aud
the womAu's sIstCr-in-lHw received
the cotncnts of the Vuu In her side,
from the cllHct. OF which she will
probably die, Fannie was arrested.
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oIN n0ss ArTrLIW.
4 Generous Reception Accorded our
soatGONCrnOr by thc People,

FROM tho tyler Democrat and Reporter
After stirring musicby the band,
there then came upon the stand the
central figure OF this occasipn the
hero Of more than hundred battlC---
Gen. Sui Ross, All eyes for u mo
mcnt were turned upon him, in
silcncc, aud then there burst forth
such storm OF applause ~ mndc the
very earth trcmble. Men shouted
aud fair women and children cIuppcd
their hand and waved their handkcr-
chiefs. For moment Gen, Ross
galcd steadily and quietly INTO thnt
sea of upturned faces, and then Col.
4. X. Bonner began his eloquent
aud appropriate introduction ot our
distinguished guest and speaker, re-
viewing his life from childhood up
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TnI ALAMO cry.
The IhiI wool 'Iip Coming Iu-A wo
mnn Drowned IN ia" Flood.

p lN' al lp ihr Ilhinlunf
SAN ANroNIo, TcA. Aug. 2s. Eve
bug. OF the Victor lIcclc fall wool
clip arrived here this morning aud
was received by Ed COtulla. It l.
claimed to be good medium aud IL in
good condition. The remainder OF
the clip will probably arrive on Mon.
day Commission merchants aud
others expect the iall market for fall
wool 10 be- opened up by September
H., il not sooner II is too early yet
to Indicate prices
An aged rOlnndcr and his wife, liy-
ing near FlOro-yillc, attempted to
cross swollen creek Just after the
late storm in u two.horso wagon, aud
the entire outfit was swept oil in the
Hood. The woman aud horses were
drowned, but the old man succeeded
IN getting ashore, more dead than
alive Al OF his earthly possessions
were lost including his clothing and
about $50 in cash, which ho had in Il
trunk
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0EENlANs no WELCOME ALEXANDER.
BEELIN, Aug -s.--A movement i-
on foot among German student, 10
present Prince Alexander un address
of sympathy Thcprc-cntHtion will
bc made at Durm-adt hundreds oi
dispatches awaited Alexander upon
ms arrival At Lcmbcrg During his
transit through Russian territory
he was subjected to many inconycn-
icucc and annoyance, Tho prime.
arrived without baggage aud did not
have % change OF clothing, aud lac
was compelled 10 bug linen in Lem
berg. Thousands Of cards were lci'
at his hotel.
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Morca, were the chief sufferers and
those places furnish, it is believed, all
that persisted. In Pyargo nor u
house was left standing while philia.
ira is almost swept away, swallowed
up in the convuIsiun- Of the earth.
Shocks was experienced throughout
entire Greece In greater or less de-
gree. In the town of Lantc every
house was damaged and the inhabi.
tauts ilcd into the omen country.
several other towns were also visit
ed 10y earthquakes, but not to any
serious extent. Brludez. Fuggia,
Ca1crta aud Iaruuto being of the
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AGnIArENrInruIsE.
Meat shipped from IoSss 60 Every
Land Ia HCfr Igerator steamships.

Hp00IHI % IN' IInmI00f
FoHr WoHrI, Tex, Aug, 2s.--A
cnblcgram was received to-day by
Mr. / Dahlmau of the refrigerator
company, stating TINT the first re-
lrigcrat0r vessel was on its WAY 10
Galveston aud directing the works to
prepare three hundred tons Of beet
for the first shipment. Tho cattle
win be bought Mt oncO and the works
Der are on hand, which viii be not
later than the 18th, The financial
agent Of tho English syndicate VIII
arrive here in few day. our citizens
roioicc at the fact that this mighty
enterprise viii soon.be under way.
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BEHRENS & MOSER
Wh0|esaI8 Druggists,
WACO, rE7>oElat.
Two Car Loals Show Cases of Latest Dasiaa
Two Gar Loads of White lead
Una Car cad Of MiXet Paint

and we'll knowing "a. | du the earnest
aud repeated effort. mnlr hs YOU 90
reclaim her from the downward path
aud induce her to rctutu lor huW.
aud friends, / cnunut remain silent
aud allow those uuiouudcd uccu.n
tion- TO bo made against YOU Sow.
In Ordor that YOU may not stand uu-
justly accused of rmuus pr hrtf1,.
Ing my poor.wAywHrd child hasten
to. assure YOU that neither nor nuy
member of hor family here regard
You ~ being In WAY rrspuH-lhlc ipt
or blamacblo with her dcnth,uDd rr.
grot exceedingly that YOU have hcvu
40 cruelty mlsrcprc.cn,cd tn this
drcadiil affair, Thanking YOU -,u.
ccrcly for the many nets ot kludur-s
shown my doar wayward girl ia hcr
lifetime, remain respectfully,
Mus. MARTHA \. l'HuWN.
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Ireland,

HRINGISG \ BURDEN or STRIFE.
DUBLIN, Aug. 2s.-Orangc Grand.
master Kane wlll sail OH the steamer
Circassinn tomorrow, for Montreal,
In an interview in Londonderry to-
day, he said; "Iho chief objects OF
my tour aro to rcfuto the ISLANDERS, cir
culatcd by that bureau of slander, the
National league and to show Cana
dians and Americans that tho chief
aim of the Parncllitos grc to indulge
in personal lu4urics, otherwise be-
yOnd their reach, and to crafty their
hatred OF Protcstants, the crown aud
the empire. Tho league j, an i'm
moral, athcistic conspiracy Mr..
Kane repeated his ylcws, hitherto OK
pressed, In regard to tho Belfast rols,
but grudgingiy admitted that Prot
cstRnts had, in some instances, cE
cccdcd the bounds of discretion.
rHE IRISH CONSERVATIVES.
BELFAST, Aug. 2S.-Thc conscrya-
tive association of this city have sent
to the government a copy of u rcsOIu.
ton which they adopted, rcgrctliug
that Lord Randolph Churchill and
Lord Salisbury had expressed ap-
prevail Of the conduct OF the Belfast
constabulsry in the recent riots, and
declaring that the con-tabuary and
resident magistrate were responsible
for the disturbance. The association
demands u reorganization Of the po.
lice and magistracy, di.apprOycs of %
personal commission to inquire into
the riots, and ask the government To
appoint more loyalists thereon. They
endorse the action Of lligh.sheriil
Montgomery,
DEPRESSION ~ CATTLE VALUE.
DuuLIN, Aug. 2S.-Ata conference
of the cattle dealers Of Ireland to-day
it was stated that depression had
Iesscned the value OF stock by Sl2o,
100000.
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Greece.

Loss oFLIFE FRoM EARTHQUAKES.
ArHESs, Aug 2s.-Grcccc Ina,
again been visited by an earthquake
which was most disastrous in Morca
aud in which the los, Of lie, accord
ing to the best information, reaches
the enormous figure Of 800. The VII
lage of Pyargo and town Of PhilIatra,
both situated on the western coast Of
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ENuLANp MUST ADVISE FIRST.
CONerArINOriE, Aug. rs The
governments of Germany aud Aus.
tria consider that recent events i'm
Bulgaria impose on England, chiefly.
the duty of taking the Initiative in
amy foreign action for the settlement
of bulgarian affairs, This opinion
has been officially communicated to
the Porte.
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ciNNrns ,rnsrs FARMERS.
IhcS Dispute ns to tho Price of Gin
ming. A Lecturer.

" MI 10 u TTNWTHVT-
No GREGoh, Tex, Aug, pa
meeting Of ginncrs here few days
ago liked the price OF ginning at ~
cents per hundred pounds of lint cot
ton. The alliance men met to-day
aud decided that ~ cents was all they
could pay for ginning it, 1t Ia un-
dcr-tood that the ginncrs will come
10 terms.
Mr, Miller, the Christadolphian lee
turcr, delivers hi, third lecture here
tonight, Ilis congregations are
.MAll -NnrY hmAII.
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CoNsrNNrlNorLE, Aug. IS. Tho
porte has expressed 70 Willingness to
adopt the view of the Bulgnriuu COM
mi--siou iu connection with the rc.
Vision ut tho or, siuHi -tatutr-. II i-
proposed to elaborate the now stint.
ute which are tu consist of three
parts; thc first dealing with tho rights
of the sultan, the second with the in.
tcrun! administration the third with
finance railway, passports aud cus-
Ions.
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EAHTHQuAEE. rs rmE SILELANU.
ALENA~uuA, Aug, - Violent
shocks Of earthquake were expert.
cnced here and in other parts of Lgpyt
to-day causing terror among tho ma
tIyc-, but 30 fur as known, doing no
serious damage
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Austria

ruE rRINcE RETURNING TO BULGARIA..
LiMEERo Austria, Aug. Is. Prince
Alexander leaves here to-day for
bulgaria. lie will 20 via Guirgo.
VIC, ioumania, aud expects to reach
bulgarian Territory tomorrow. Ills
brothers, Francis and Ludwig. are
with him aud will be his travelling
companions.
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LESmERu, Bug. 2s.-rrincc Alex.
andcr has returned Prince william
Of Wurtomburgs visit. NJ. ~tambu.
lon sent the following dispatch: "to
Prince Alexander of llcs-c. In the
iathcrland we beg your highucss to
telegraph to your son at l.cmberg
(our priuccl and ask him to leave tho
city to-day direct for Buchorcst
whore NJ. Nacheyic, the bulgarian di.
plomatic agont. will explain to him
everything. The hulgurinu nation
and army longingly await the princes
return
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New York Cut and SUIe
New York Workmanship.
At Very Low Figures.
OUR READY-MADE CLOTHING DEPARTM'T.

Stands the head of the line for good goods good styles
at low prices. We showing somC splendid suits for
Fall at $1,000 $3.50 and $1,000 Come and look
through stock
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-22

4 woman has neither love nor respect
for the man she can rule.
One bad woman can keep a whole
neignborhood in hot water.
A woman who is not jealous OF her bus
band is not in love with him.
This world is full of beautiful women,
but truly good woman Is rarity.
Two things always trained for action
woman's tongue aud a mules heels.
Nine cases out of ten when woman
says she hates man she is in love with
him.
A woman will confess TO almost any,
thing but to the fact that she is growing
old and ugly.
The devil IS never as black as he is
painted, and woman is never as inno-
ceut as she appears.
II you want to keep a womau's love,
keep up slight but steady Irritation with
her most hated rival.
When a woman gives you her love,
don't lay it away on ice for safe keeping.
Better keep it. in the warmest corner OF
your heart, so IL she calls for 1t any time
you can return it in the condition she
gave it to you.