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A FIZZLE.
The Revolution in Bulgaria
at an End.
THE DECEPTION PRACrIcED.
The Bulgarian Populace and Soldiers
in Favor OF Piince AIexan-
der's Reinstatement
The Revolution Fails.

SOFIA, August 25.-The provisional
government created by the revolution
lists has been overthrow. Clement,
Grouef and Zankoff, three OF its menu
bers, have been arrested and throws
into prison, and the old ministry Is re-
instated. The deception pracuced upon
them By the circulation of report that
Alexander had voluntarily addicted,
has exasperated the troops and civilians
alike, and the revolution of the popular
ceiling in favor of the depoSed ruler is
as general as il is intense. A deputa-
ton has started to fed the Prince and
assure him OF the loyalty OF the Bull
gariau people and army, and to en-
dcavor TO persuade him to return.
EUCHARIST, August 25.-The COM
mander of the yacht on which II has
been stated Prince Alexander is kept a
prisoner. has telegraphed from REM in
Bessarabia to Sofia, asking for instruc-
tions. He received orders to convey
the Prince back 10 Sofia.
The dispat hes from Widen state
that the counter revolution has been
successful.
ST. PETERSBURG, August 2j.-BOth
N0roSti and ViedOmoSti newspapers
agree that the state Of anarchy existing
in Bulgaria has rendered Russian inter
venuon more necessary in order IN pre-
vent its spread 70 the whole Balkan
Peninsula. The IiedOR0sti says We
do not advocate the occupation OF Bull
garia by Russia; that is not worth the
bloodshed Z would entail y
It is announced here that Prince
Alexander arrived a, Reui yesterday,
that ne Immediately proceeded to Aus
tria by way of YOiOtsh SIX, and that he
was IN no wise 3 prisoner. l
PHILLIPPoPoLIs, August 25.-The news
of Alexander's deposition provoked
great indignation here among the citi-
zens and soldiers. 4 mass meeting was
at once held. ia which both soldiers
and citizens participated. The meeting
adopted resolutions affirming the 10y
atty of Eastern Roumelia to Prince
Alexander. During the entire night
professions marched through the streets
shouting Long live Prince Alexander. T"
Colonel Montkouroff, commander OF the
Eastern Roumeian troops. has issued q
proclamation summoning the patriots
to defend the honor Of Prince Alexan-
der and Bulgaria. The soldiers every
where throughout Roumelia are declar-
ing for Alexander, but so far there has
been no disorder.
CoSsrAsIISoPLE, August 25.-An COM
munications between Turkey and Bull
garia have been stopped. Five batteries
OF artillery and squadrons OF cavalry
have been ordered to proceed from
PhiIlipopolis to Sofia Diplomats believe
R-ssia Will not permit Alexander 70 re-
turn TO Bulgaria, even il the counter
reVolutionist troops are successful in
his favor. Russia will rather, the Dip
lomats argue, insist that the Bulgarian
Assembly shall choose q new ruler. The
Powers desire TO localIze the question,
but the demand upon the Car 70 allow
the return Of Alexander might result IN
making the Whole matter an interna'
tional affair. I
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public sentiment on this question. we
commend the Dow law as a wise and
practical measure tending TO that end.
The Repu olicans Of Ohio rejoice in the
progress Of the cause Of home rule for
Ireland, and send cheer and greeting
10 Gladstone and Parnell, with the hope
That the struggle they are making may
be crowned WITH success. We at the
same time commend the wisdom of
these National leaders in declaring that
only native Parliament can properly
protect and foster native industries.
which have so long laid paralized
under the pernicious Influences OF the
prevailing free trade system and doc
trines. In common with all loyal peo-
pie OF the land. we mourn the loss TO
our country Of the great Republican, as
well as great soldier and statesman
ULYSSES S. Grant.
The remainder Of the resolutions re-
late to State affairs.
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Loyal to Alexander.

LONDON, August 25.-The garrison Of
Rustchuk, which remains loyal 70 Alex
ander, is marching to Sofia. The loyal
lists are besieging the latter town.
TIEESovA, August 25.-The following
proclamation has just been issued: I'm
the name OF Prince Alexander and the
Bulgarian Parliament, I hereby declare
that l have resumed direction OF the
provisional government at Sonia. srer-
sons failing 10 conform Herewith viii
be dealt with by military law. appoint
Colonel Mantkoroff commander IN chief
of the army. with full civil and military
powers. / appeal to Bulgarians TO de-
fend the crown of their fatherland
against the traitors seeking to dethrone
our heroic and beloved prince, who was
chosen by the people as their ruler.
Long live Alexander" The prociama-
ton is signed "Stambuloh" and coun-
tersiened .Aloulkoroff.n
= BUCHAREST. August 25.-Prince Alex
ander has left REM for either Darn
stadt or B-rlin. ns - -
LOSDOS. August Sit is stated that
IL, 900 Bulgarian troops, who have been
stationed 1t the Servian frontier, are
Fastening towards Sofia to support
Prince Alexander. ..E
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Iowa Republican COnveutIO n.

DIS MoISEs, Iowa, August 25.-The
Republican State convention was called
to order at 1890 this forenoon aud Sem
ator William B. Allison was elected
temporary chairman. He ade 4 long
speech in which he arraigned the Presi-
dent for his action in relation TO the
surplus bill, declaring unconstitutional
the act in declining TO send il back for
the action of Congress. After the ap-
pointment of the usual committees ad-
journed to o'clock this afternoon.
DEs MONIES, Iowa. August 2I.-The
Republican State Convention to-day
nominated the State ticket as follows:
F. D. Jackson, Secretary of State; u
T. Twombly, Treasurer; Captain Lyons
Auditor; a. ]. Baker, Attorney General,
d. B. Gray. Clerk OF the supreme Court.
The platform declares that the Demo-
cratic National administration has
failed to redeem any OF its pledges 10
the people. and condemns the Presi-
dents vetOes; demands that the public
domain shall be given only TO actual
settlers, in limited quantities; opposes
the acquisition of public lands by nom
resident aliens; arraigns the Democratic
majority in the National House of Re-
personalities for not passing promptly
the Cullom Interstate commerce
and SiouI City and st. Paul land gra Mt
forfeiture bills; urges Iowa represent
atives in Congress TO support the bill
for the admission of Dakota; demands
the enactment laws, giving all disabled
veterans OF the late war, pensions, dat
ing all pensions from the time when
the sOldier's disability began ana
granting pensions 10 all veterans of the
Mexican war who are not laboring
under political disability; sympathizes
with Gladstone and Parnell.
Other planks are as follows: The
Republican ipsrty. standing for tllat
principle of equal citizenship TO which
IS due the superiority of this over all
other nations. and recognizing the
necessity OF protection against
I ths aggression of capital, heartily en-
dorses every legitimate effort OF organ-
lied labor to secure equal aRd exact
1 Justice between labor and capital. We
demand protection for American labor
against competition with pauper labor
abroad, and against the product of con-
yict and imported contract labor at
home. Laws for the suppression OF in
temperance were enacted as a part of
the general legislation o our State in
obedience to the will of the majority (:
that We behold with alarm the con-
tinued efforts of the Democratic party
of Iowa TO encourage resistance TO these
laws aud 20 influence the passion of the
lawiess classes in regard to them;
thereby irreracing social order and
lea ling the perpetration OF murder
and other outrages, we declare il to be
the duty of all public officials, honestly
and conSc:enuously, 10 guard the public
4 treasury against all improper or IN
authorized draft from whatever dlrec-
tons. and that no official is. or can be,
! justified in drawing or accepting
salaries or fees unearned by him or 70
witch be is not entitled. ~ ~ A
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Saratoga Races

SARATOGA, August 25.-First race,
6ve-eighths- mile-BIessed won, Pay
master second, Village Boy third. Tine,
I.0I1<.
Second race. thre>-Qcarters mile
Lord Lorne won easily in three straight
heats. Brookful second. Wynona third.
Time, LIB.
Third race one and one-eighth miles
Red Girl won. J. ID. ID. second. Ulti-
matum third. Time. 90.
Fourth race, one mile-Little Minnie
won. Nettie second, Prima Donna
third. Time. 1.44I{.
Steeplechase one and one half miles
Mystic won. Disturbances second. Kinda
third. Time, 25t.
BRIGHroE BEACH, August o5.-One
miie-Fawn won, l.eonora Second Lucy
II. Third. Time, As.
TwO-vear-olds. three fourth miles
Bellevue first, Suitor second. DAILY Oak
third. Time, Liz.
One and one-eighth miles, Harry Rus
sci won. Poetsecond, Marmaduke third.
Time 200.
Seven-eighths mile-Eva K. won. Ben
Thompson second. Broughton third.
Time, l.29Z.
One mile-Menton won, Standiford
Kellar second, Tam Lee third. Time,
l.43A.
One and one-half miles, over six
hurdles-Will Davis won. Rushbrook
second, Charley Epps third. Time,
<.O-S1.
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British Politics.

LosDoS, August 25.-General Sir Red
vers Boiler viii start on his Irish mis-
sion tomorrow. going first to Dublin.
Mr.. Edward Russell, Liberal, viii
move the adjournment Of the
q hate On the address in the House Of
commons 10 morrow, in order to elicit
the exact functiont and powers OF
General Butler. Mr.. Russell will have
tue support of the Parnellites and
prominent Radicals. A section of the
Opposition believes that the selection Of
General Butler for the irish mission Is
the first step toward placing Ireland
under martial law. -
The House of Commons will probably
sit on Saturday.
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Flung from the Track.

AsHvILLE. n. c.. August 25.-This
afternoon part Of 4 construction train
on the sAsheville & spartensburg rail-
road, while ascending a heavy grade on
the mountain section. between Tryon
City and Sealuda broke loose, flying
down the mountain with frightful speed.
Oyerseer Swift ana four convicts were
hurled from the fat cars and killed. The
guard was seriously injured and seven
convicts were injured. The ears did
not leave but did not stop till they
reached Tryon City.
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Saved his lie.

Mr.. ID. I. Wicoxson, OF Horse Cavg
KY, says he was. for many years, oadis
afflicted with Phthisic. also Diabetes
the pains were almost uncomfortable and
would sometimes almost thIOw him
into commissions He tried Electric Bit
ters and got relief from first bottle and
alter taking six bottles, was entirely
cured, and had gained In flesh
eighteen pounds. Says he positively
believes he would have died, had IL moi
been for the relief afforded BY Electric
Bitters. Sold at fifty cents 9 bottle 81
z Q. u. I, Drug Store. 8
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The Hot wave in the ast.

ST. PAUL, August 25.-Intense heat
has prevailed over the entire northwest
during the past few days, a ST Vim
cent dispatch pronounces yesterday
the hottest day TOR years, the mercury
touching los a. Fort PimbinS. AT
Winnipeg, the thermometer registered
los to-day and the terrific simeon from
Montana deserts had a terrible de-
pressing effect A Grand Forks special
to the Pioneer Press says: Hot winds
never before known Ia the Red River
vslley have been Glowing Tor the past
two days and the mercury to-day
touched 1851.
A Devils Lake special records the
temperature at log TO day, but says q
cooling rain is falling tonight.
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Is sPxAKIsG OF the Union and
Northern Pacific roads increasing the
speed OF stheir trains, the RGilicdy
Register says: The plan, now for 3
time abandoned, is not permanently
defeated, because on all lines faster
trains are being put on. II may be q
few weeks and possibly q few months
before the intended change can be ae-
complished, but il cannot be long. The
journey between the Atlantic and
Pacific coasts can and viii be made in.
side OF four days By all existing routes. ?
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Wonderful Cures

W. d. Hoyt & CO., Wholesale ano
Rsrzil Druggists Of Rome. Ca. says:
We have been selling DR.. Kiag's Nev
Discovery, Electric Bitters and Buck
lens Arnies Salve for two yeas Have
never handled remedies that sell as we'll.
or eiEe such universal satisfaction.
There have been some wonderful cures
effected by these medicines in this city.
Several cases Of pronounced Consump-
ton have been entirely cured BY the use
Of 4 few bottles Of DR.. Kings New
Discovery, taken In connection with
Electric Bitterz We gusrantee them
Always. Sold by z. Q. n. I. Drugstors. l
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Relief Wanted

VICTORIA, Texas. August 25.-The
citizens of this place issued an address.
calling upon the "charitably inclined
people OF America to send assistance
70 the sufferers of the late storms IN
this vicinity. The address states that
a famine viii follow close upon the
storms track. Contributions of cloth
ing ana food are asked for. The address
is signed By prominent citizens, -av7r
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Vague kumors Of a CoIIIsIOn.

eoEuxsus, o.. August e5.-vague in
formation has been received of a ter
rible collision which occurred between
10 and IL o'clock tonight at the crossing
Of the bee Line and Chicago. st. Louis
and Pittsburg Railroads at Milford
Center. The Panhandle freight was
standing on the track when the Bee
line through passenger train from Gin
cinnan dashed into il at full speed. The
marshal OF Milford and citizens stand
ing near by were struck by the debris
and the marshal killed and others
seriously wounded.
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A Reduction in wager.

LoSDoS, August 25.-The Master
Cotton Spinners Association OF Bolton
representing 100000 spindlss. has
unanimously resolved to make 5Per
cent. reduction In wages proFiaing
that three-qnarters Of the spinners OF
Ashton and Oldham agree 70 DO Ike.
wise. The reduction, II made, WIZ
affect GO. 900 operatives The operatives
threaten to strike II their wages are
reduced. % - -
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Beeehsr.s Brothsr suIeIdes.

ELMIRA, n. Y, August 25.-Rev.
James G. Beecher, of Concord, Conn, a
brother OF Henry Ward Beecher aud
Rev. Thomas l.. Beecher. OF this city.
committed suicide at the Water Cure
here, this evening. by shooting himself
through the head with a rife. He has
been suffering under severe mental
troubles for a number of years and for
time was under treatment OF the
Middleton asylum. He came recently
IN the care OF special attendant. At
the Cure he appeared to be in pretty
fair health, and to-day engaged himself
with others in shooting at a target.
During the evening. while conversing
ON the piazza he suddenly went to his
room, and taking a rife. placed the
muzzle in his mouth and fired, killing
himself Instantly. Mr.. Beecher was
about 50 years old and was the young
est son of DR.. Lyman Beecher.
He was graduate from Dart
month College, Annover Semi
nary. He wss chaplain OF the
Seamens Bethel in China, chaplain Of a
Brooklyn regiment during the war Of
the rebellion; became colonel. and was
mustered ont as Brevet-brisadier
general
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nranarer colrIlIe,, Funeral.

NEE YORK, august 25.-The funeral
of Manager Colville occurred this after
noon at the Little Church Around the
Corner and was attended by great
crowd including all the leading actors
and actresses in the town. a delega-
ton of the Order OF Elko from LodIs-
vile Tas present.
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RIaIne.s Campaigning.

NoRTa BEERIoK, Maine. August 25.-
Blaine made the second speech Of the
campaign here to-day. He twitted the
prohibitionists of inconsistency and OF
ingratitude toward the Republic N
party, which had given the State all the
prohibitive legislation il ever had. He
spoke on the fishery question, also on
labor and tariff issues.
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e.rmap-Ameriean JournaiIsts.

NEW YoRK, August 25.-The session
OF the German American Journalists As
ISOLATION came 70 an end to-day. Their
next meeting will be held in some west
ern city. Among the officers elected to-
day were the following. Nice.pIesi :
dents-H. S. Higel. Wisconsin; nnom as
Kirchhon. California; c. Won Hieniel-
den, Illinois; DR.. +. Pectorius, AiS-
souri,, F. Essenseck, Ohio laH
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ma rau York Cnr striks.

NEw YORK, August Psf is believed
the local assemblies of the horse car
men were in session tonight to receive
orders for q general tie up tomorrow.
The men Of the Forty-second Street
road will tie up tomorrow, possibly,
also the Sixth and Eighth Avenue
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DECLINING BUSINESS.

MATTRESS BROS. no. q AND 70 8.
N West Temple Street. having On hand an
assortment Of ceIebrsted SorthPripg aud
guarantees greefer barg Ans than haveRVer
been offered 20 the public, $40 machines
for 500; also forge anvil and other fitting
toois Tor sale chap. For particulars Apply
City.
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On the Diamond.

DE1RoIT, August 25.-Detroit Il,
Philadelphia 5. r7fr 3
CHICAGO, August 25.-Boston 1, Chi
cago 6.
ST. LOUIS. August 25.-Wsshington
Kansas CRY. August 25.-New YORK
s, Kansas City ,.
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A Certainty.
The DaiIy Tins at Worcester, Massa

The Daily TINES at Worcester. Mssss-
chusetts, asks:
II, as reported. there are 5000 Nor
mon children in Utah, how many
fathers are here7 - b..
As many fathers as there are chill
dren, with the farther fact that every
child born in Utah OF elsewhere OF Nor
mon parents, can bet its last dollar on >
certainty as TO who its father really IS.
= Pnl-l .rnllir DcInnrnnf--- 49,.
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A cARBIAGE OvEsIURNs.
One Man Killed Senator Evarts In
Jured-

WINDSOR, VI, august PA carriage
containing Senator Evsrtsof New York,
Charles c. Perkins Of Boston, and Miss
Matthews. daughter OF Judge Stanley
Matthews, OF ohio. was overturned this
evening. Mr.. Perkins was Instantly
killed, and Senator Evarts and Miss
MattheES we're severely bruised, though
not seriously injured.
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Aetire, Pu,hIpr and RslIabls.

2. O. NJ. /. can always be relied upon
% carry in stock the purest and best
goods, and sustain the reputation Of
being active, pnshing and reliable. by
recommending articles with well estab-
lished merit and such as are popular.
Having the agency for the celebrated
DR.. Kings New Discovery for con-
sumption, colds and coughs, will sell it
on q positive guarantee. It will surely
cure any and every affection of throat.
lungs, or chest. and in order to prove
our claim, We ask you to call and get a
Trial Bottle Free.
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L.nneei at REM.

LoxDoS, August 25.-The government
has received news confirming the report
that Prince Alexander has landed at
REM. but nothing has been heard Oh
him since he landed.h ~
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Mr.. 4. HIGGINS. of Wyoming, \
Y, saws he had the Piles for nearly 90
wears, and was cured by using GlsoTs
Pile Specific For Sale AZ A. q. Smith
& Co.'S Drug Store. "
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Vice sauIres Removed.

Nkw YoRk, August 25.-Mayor Grace
to day appointed General John Newton.
United States army, as commissioner OF
public works. vice Squires. removed.
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Inpora,.s.. n. p..sass.- c.,l s.ll.ss,
Home.

LoSDox, August 25.-Governmenthas
received n number OF important dis
patches from the east and Salisbury
has been requested by telegfaph.t 10 re-
turn 70 LONDON Immediately.
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HHFURNIsHED, N, A NEW HOUSE. TO
u Rent 70 SlnGle Gentlemen or CouDlss
and within qulek reach of town. Apply a.
TIE HERALD Once.
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DANIEL GhEENIG.

IA NARgET ROW, KEEPS CON
IT stantly on hand bread. pies. cakes
and crackers. Groceries and fruits Of al
kinks In their season. A share Of public
patronage solicited
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T L DAVIS, CHIR0PODIsT AND MAN
- icure. Oniee, Palace Hotel. salt Lake
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WANTED.

A GOOD COMPETENT MILLER. FOR
- the Farm ngtOu Rock Mills Apply 20
COOmbs & Wood, Pennington, Davis
County, Utah.
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WHY WILL YOU SUFFER from
Ague and Malaria when Gilmore's ArO-
matte Wine will cure ycu1 For sale at
A. C.Suith & 20. ) Drug Store.
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THE WIFE, MOTHER AND MAID
who suffer from Female Weakness, will
find Gilmore's Aromatic Wine q posi-
tive cure. For sale at 4. G. Smith 4
Co.'s Drug store. .
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A GOOD CASH BOY TO ASSIST AT
= Office work, wanted at Simon Bros
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
LOSr

A s0RREL COLT. -FOUR MONTHS OLD.
n white spot On forehead FINDER will be
suitably rewarded By communicating with
John 4. GFot sbeck-
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John Newton Promoted.

. New YoRK. August 25--It is sener-
ally understood that General John New
ton, chief Of the Engineer Corps, United
States army. VINO. has for years had
charge OF He'll Gate improvements. has
been offered the place of Commissioner
of Public Works to succeed Squire, who
was to-day removed r-~~r
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BICYCLES, 1KIoYoLEs AND VEL,

ElvANs & SPENCER, AGENTS FOE THE-
u Victor. Champion. Challenge, Idea
and Otto. also for the Ridge bicycles ana
Tandem trscyeles We are the only house
Bicycles and Children's machines Also a
full line Of Bells, 5pokes, Cement. Wrenches,
etc. BICYCLES sold on fnstaIlne1ts and
rented b. ne day or hou- i4 Joe
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/, Dr-HesseI7s
SELECT SCHOOL.
36S. Second West Street.

.nN MONDAY. SEPTEMBER sTH. SHALL
" open q class in mercantile correspond-
ence and arithmetic, and bookkeeping
tNontsys. Wednesdays. Fridays, So pm
terms, 40 MONTH. for ladies' and gentle
Een
Clzsses for both sexes are now open IN
En{lish Grammar, Arlthuetic, GeometrEs
Le;in, German, French, Spanish, l.aiians
Two lessons Z week. 800 . Month. Ad-
Dr.. Phil. Godfrey HeSSel.
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GOOD NEWS FOR EVERYBODY.
DANIEL GREENIG, IN THE MARKET
~ Row. sets good lunch on sholt notice,
keeps fresh bread. cakes, pies and crackers
good enough for king Give him a call a.
"a ". Eirst South street.
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sODASPRIEGS WAITE
eUNs, AMnUNITIoN.

.ONs DRAysaT AT TIE COOP DRUe