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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-19
Some Brief Items From Ireland.

DUBLIN, November 18.-Extensivs
preparations are being made among
the Fenians Of Dublin to observe the
anniversary OF the execution OF the
Manchester martyrs"
The overturts made by the tenants
on Lord Olanricatdes's estates with a
view Of effeCting a settlement Of the
rent question have been rejected.
Me- sre. Dillon and 0'Bien spoke
today at Fortuna, in County Galway,
where Lord Clsnricarde's estates are
situated. There was much excite
ment.
The Nation gives the details OF the
operations which it Gays will be car
ried out in the event OF Russion war.
II Russia should resort to arms, Gays
the Nation, an Austrian army will in
wade SeIvia, the fleets Of England,
Austria and Italy will occupy the
Euxine sea, Germany will watch
Poland, and, II France should ally
herself with Russia, the Italians will
occupy the Alps.
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New York is suffering the curse OF a
coal monopoly. Monopoly, monopoly,
everywhere monopoly is eating into
our commercial prosperity, robbing
the we'll to do, aud sinking the poor
into tho depths Of restitution. Fair, up.
right, manly competition is every
where more or less strsngled and slain
by the hateful greed that seeks to be-
come rich quickly by means Of pools,
and syDdiCates, and trusts" that, like
'bands Of freebooter invaders, levy con-
tributions from citizens who gain their
living by honest toll. In the summer
various important coal companies in
New York consolidated, 60 rs 10 cut
Of all competition. The organization
completed, the iHt thing done was to
decrease the amount OF coal mined
Tho next was to raise the price on &C.
count of the scarcity; one or two other
advances have followed, and now New
York when buying coal, has to pay so
much for the fuel, and so much to
exalt the already rich monopolists into
millionaires. The result upon the poor,
the New York Herald thus describes:
"The winter is at our doore.
Jack Frost has already made
flying visit, and soon
he will write his name on the window
panes. Unless there is coal in the
CRATE the children in 10000 lowly
homes will freeze and young men will
seek the warmth Of the saloon. The
want Of fuel for four months in the
year will dive women TO despair and
men 10 crime. BY the spring there
will be q good many funerals because
wages are low and coal Is dear. That's
the whole s'ory, aud an infamous
story II ie." This is the tource that
produces socialists, communists and
anarchists. These monopoies rob the
people. The man who steals loaf the
law Furnishes with the penitentiary,
but la such case as this In New York
the law has no pun ishment. This
and similar things give rise 10 the
populsr saying tbat under the laws
and customs OF the day "the rich
grow richer and the poor poorer"
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SPORTING NEWS.
San Francisco Races-ThIrd Day


SAN Francisco, CAL, November Is.
The third day Of the Blood Horse
meeting was again favored by beauti-
iul weather and good attendance.
First Race. Mile heats, all ages.
They were sent of by bad start,
Darby leading, Argo second. Argo
won The first heat easily by two
lengths; Darby second, Echo third.
Time-l :44l Arg) won the aecond
heat as he liked; Gardner second,
Echo third. Time--1 :43.
Second Race. Flnuigan's stakes for
two year ODDS, one mile. Goiah led !;
Voltiauer weut shesd at first turn and
led by Length all the way till the
three quarter pole WAS reached, when
Trey ali moved mp, Safe Ban finishing
by hasd; Vcliguer second, Mana
third. Time-1:44.
Third Racs.-Winter handicap, all
ages, mile and tire e-eighths. They
got even terms passing the stand.
Dunbar aud Monte Cristo were
slightly leading rounding tue turn,
when Dunbar's CIR; broke and she
WIS pulled up. Monte Cristo kept
the sad till 100 yards from the post,
Nelson came with rush and won a
fiue race by half q length; Monte
Cristo second, Moonlight third.
Time.-2:25.
Fourth Race.-Fame stakes, for three
year ODDS; two miles. There were only
two starters. Guenn took the lead and
was never thereafter headed, winning
by three lengthe. Times: 1881
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FRANCE.
The BuigaTian Question.

PARIS, November lS-M. John
Lemoiune write in the Matin tha' the
revival OF the Este question which
is producing sncb confusion in Eu.
roDe, is dus to Bii5b inlIigues "The
Primes OF Blu gsris," says NJ. Lee
moinne, must cclupy the posito on OF
Russian prelest. Piince Alexander Of
But enburg, however, preferred 10 be
a British SUD project. He hes paid the
peDa ty Of his folly. All Europe, ex-
cept England, is unanimous in tho
opinion that a Prince protected by
Russia must rule Bulgaria. This ac-
cords with the spirit If it does not ac-
cord with the letter If the Berlin
treaty." Continuing, M Lemoinne
speaks augrily Of the Marquis Of Salis-
buys speech, at the Lord Mayors
banquet, on the Bulgarian question.
He excuses Count Kalnoky's speech
for being much in the came strain as
the British Prime Minis ers on the
ground thst the Austrian Minister
had to quiet the Bllgaris ''If the
promotions be renewed" NJ. Ls-
moiDne sSys, at is impossible to ca Gu
late what the results will be on the
sensitive mind OF the irres ponsible
CzarD
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IRELAND.
A Land Bill for ireland.

LONDON, Nov. lS.-A committee OF
the Cabinet, composed OF Lord Ran
dolph Churchill, Sir Michael Hicks
Beach, Lord Ashbourne and the r..
Hon. William Henry Smith, is pre-
pairing land bill for Ireland. The
fitst draft il based upon an extension
OF the AshbcurDe act. IL limits ten
auts'purchase Of land to holdings
under sixty acres. II the commission
sanctions the transfer the imperial
treasury will advance the amount, the
commission paying four fifIhs 10 the
landlord and claiming the other fifth
until the tenants annual installments
gmount to one.fifth Of the stipulated
sum. The tenants repsyments shall
extend over thirty-nine years, with
interest at per cent per annEm, a. in
the Ashbourne act. The total neceB-
sary to be guaranteed by the treasury
is estimated at E35, 100000. The sales
under the Ashbourne act having al
ready exhausted the parliamentary
grant OF El,000000, it is reported the
government, trusting to Psrliaments
retrospective sanction, has ordered
the treasury to continue to make adj
vanCes. II the report be- true, this
action exposes the government to a
critical attack for breach OF the con-
atitntinn
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GERMANY.
GeTnnp Politics,

BERLIN, November 1S.--The Post
(se i-offiaially) ssys that the draft Of
a bill fixing the peace effective footing
of the army for the septenate begin.
ming in January, 1889, was sent to the
Bundesrath today, and that the in
c.egsed demauds Of the bill do not ex-
coed the limits absolutely Necessary
for the fafety of the Empire. TIE an
nour cement has caused q sensation
1t is reported that Prince Blsmarck,
du,irg bis recent visit, OBJ a ned as
suIance that the center party would
join the Conservatives and National
Liberia in vo ing for the eeptenate.
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at the next meeting Of the State Leg
islature. The lesson lie, that the in
come from the State from taxation
should be ample TO meet it's expenses.
To have to overdraw accounts end
borrow temporary loans is discredit-
able to State doing as well as Ten
pessee is, and il is wasteiul besides, as
money has TO oe paid for eocommoda-
ton th.t would be unnecessary under
prudent rate OF taxation.
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The Hon. Thomas ". Dudley, Sues
Gen. SeWtIi for S25, 900 Damages.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. November 49,
The Hon. Tomas II. Dudley, Elk.
Consul to Liverpool, today brought
suit ega'ns United States Senator
William j. Sswell for see, COO damages
for remarks made by the latter in
speech at a Republican meeting at
Camden on the 9TH + October last.
The LANGUAGE complained Of was that
part of Gen, SeHell's spt ech in which
it is alleged be said, in reiersucs to
Mr.. Dudley's opposition to him, that
the latter for twelve years represented,
or, rather, misr5 presented, our gov.
erIment abroad that i, was charged
that be grow rich by charging illegal
fees while Consul at Liverpool, and
that he rnbb d the sea captains. He,
it is esid, further c. argsd that Mr..
Dudley obtained his office ny making
a dicker at The Chicago Convention
which nominated Lincoln for Presi-
dent. Mr.. Dad ey asserts thaathese
charges are tase
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A Druggists story.

Mr.. Isaac @. Chapman, druggist,
Newburg, N. Y, writes MS: IL have
for the past ten years sold several
gross Of DR.. William Halls Balsam for
the Lungs. l can say of 1t what l
cannot say of any other medicine, !
have never heard a customer speak Of
1t but TO praise its virtues in the high
est manner, have recommended it
in q great many cases of whooping
cough, with the happiest effects. ]
have used 1t in my own family for
many yosr-; II fact, always have q
bottle in the medicine closet ready for
use,"
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SCOTLAND.
Please Withdraw the military.

LONDON, November 1S-A deputa-
ton of Scotch Crofters called today
upon the Ri. Hon A. j. Ba four, Sec
rotary OF State for Scotland, aud asked
thst the government Withdraw the
military from Skye and limit the bail
of the crolter4 under arrest within
sums procurable by the prisoners. Mr..
Bslfout said he regretted that it had
been found necessary 10 adopt rigor-
GUS measures to maiuta n law and or
der in Skye, and declared that he must
refuse to interfere.
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BULGARIA.
KauIbars VIII Leave Bulgaria.

SOFIA, November lS.-The Gear has
instructed Gen. Ksulbars to leave Bull
garia at once with all the Russian
6onsuls II his note to the Regency
demanding the dismissal from offiseof
Gen. Mutkuroh, the commandant at
Philipoppolis, for his conduct In arrest
ing q Russian cavasse, is not complled
with. In the event OF departure, Gen.
KaulbaTs has been ordered to place al,
Russians in Bulgaria and Eastern Rou-
melia under the care Of the German
agent at Sofia. Gen. Kaulbars Is ex-
pected to leave Bulgaria on Saturday
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Constabres win Not he prosecuted.

DUBLIN, November iS.-The gov
eminent has decided not to prosecute
the constsbles charged with murder
in shooting people during the Belfast
riots. They are nine in number. The
government came to this decision,
Notwithstanding the Couoner's jury
had rendered verdict OF murder
sgainst them. Gen. Sir Redvers Bull
Ter has determined TO abandon the
practice Of ere sing police huts and To-
eating police therein for the protection
OF boy cotted farmers in County Kerry.
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CHICAGO, I'LL, November 18.-The
representatives OF the League and AS
ISOLATION Baseball Clubs we're in ses-
sion sgain this morning. Amendments
to the constitution we're being consid-
cred, the chief fight being the came as
last year, over the proposition TO re-
cognize Sunday games. 1t is not ex'
pected that the league will agree to
Sunday games. AS to the question OF
dropping one OF the clubs now in the
league it was intimate d that the ques.
ton would not probably be determined
at this meeting.
The meeting was not concluded un-
til nearly midnight. Most Of the day
was occupied in considering amend
ments to the constitution, numb er
which were adopted. The most Gig
nifcant was TO make "persistence in
an unaccepted resignation" on the
part of any club sufficient cause for
expulsion, and consequent loss OF it's
entire con tributions to the guaranty
fund. 1t is Iumored that this is a
blow at TIE Kansas City Club,
the resignation Of which from the
league Will Do uemanueu, IL IL bhlU ,
and il refused the new amendment
will be enforced, A resolution was
adopted providing for committee,
consi sting OF Messrs. Young, Spald-
ing and a day to spportion in the
league the players of any club that
may disband or withdraw. The COM
mittee has power TO purchase the
franchise OF any club desiring to with
draw. The election of officers for the
ensuing year resulted as follows
Pre- iden', N. 4. Young, Washington
Directors w. A. Nimick Of Pitt .
burg, 4. Il. Menges Of Kansas City, j.
B. Day of New York, and A. ]. Reach
of Philadelphia. By a special contract
the Washington, Philadelphia and st.
Louis clubs were authorised to make
their admission charge twenty-five
cents instead OF fifty cents, the idea
being to permit the clubs named to
meet existing competition. The st.
Louis C ub Yves allowed to play Sun
day games with any out ide club, but
not with any league club.
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A civ Fren.urer short over sIO, 900

INDIANAPoLIs, IND, November 1S.-
The JourndPsVincennes special reports
that it is officially announced in that
city that Henry B. Dusterburg, the
ci treasurer, is short in his accounts
$4,000 to $4,000. Dustefburg is
nearing the end Of his seCoud term,
and has been much respected mau.
His only attempt a. explsnation Is that
he has been deirsuded by somebody
connected with his Office, bat he
makes no specific charges against any
one. His bond is able TO cover the
ebnrtpUp
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Inspect MulFOrd s stOck.
New Passenger Service Between ~.
Louis and New Orleans.

ST. LOUIS, No., November 1S.-A
meeting was held here today by rep
resentatives OF the Missouri Pacific,
the Little Rock and Fort Smith and
the mississippi Valley railroads for
consultation in regard to putting on a
new passenger service between here
and New Orleans via the Iron Mount
ain road to Nettleton, thence 10 Mem
phis by the Kansas City, Fort Scott
aud Gulf, and from Memphis TO New
Orleans over the Mississippi Valley
road Arrangements were not COM
pleted, but enough progress was made
to positively assure the early running
OF solid passenger trains from st. Louis
to New Orleans by the route above
mentioned. This will open another
through route between this city and
New Orleans which will come in
competition with the Mobile and Ohio
and the Illinois Central.
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RmiIiEs none UD by N Mob.

DUBLIN, November ia number
baliifs, protected by strong police
force, attempted to carry out IA evic-
ton process today at Ballybunnion,
County Kerry. They were attacked
by a mob numbering 500 persone, aud
after q severe battle the mob rescued
the cattle which had been seized by
the ofiiCer'. In the encounter num-
Der of men were severely wounded.
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He Fired Ills PisfnI.

PARIS, November 1S.-A workman
Damed Litoux ciea ed sensation to-
day by firing revo vsr five times at
the entrance 10 the Chamber Of Depu-
ties. When arrested he said his OBJ
ject in thus acting IVES to draw attsn-
ton 10 his grievances in u law suit
now pending.
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KAuIhAra,n RIoYomenln.

SOFIA, November IS The Regents
have asked Gen. KaulbaB to give
them time to reply to his ultimatum.
They wish until the end OF the week,
when al the Ministers will be in the
city. 1t is believed that Gen. Kaul-
bars has been instructed to find pre-
text to end his mission in Bulgaria by
some coup d'etat which would make
his departure political necessity.
Suspicion prevails that he is attempt
ing to work up case out OF the Incl.
dent OF the arrest Of the Russian ca
vase at Philipoppolis.
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Monogram BangIcs. milford.

Artbur's Funeral viii Take Place
Monday Instead Of Saturday.
New York, November 18.-In per-
fectipg the arrangements for the fu-
neral of ex-President Arthur, it has
been determined IT, change The date
Of the ceremony until the morning OF
November 22d, in order to allow time
for thu arrival of several members of
his Cabinet and others of distinction
who have telegrgphed their desire to
be present. The services will be held
on Monday NOR ing at 8 o'clock pre-
cisely, in The thurch Of the Heavenly
Res, Fifth avenue and Forty-fifth
ctrcaf
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The Premier viii Meet the Unem.
nIOyed WOrkmen,

LONDON, November IS The Pail
MdU Gazette publishes report that
the Marquis OF Salisbury has decided
to remain in London next Sunday and
receive the deputation OF unemployed
workmsn, for whom an audience has
been asked by the Social Democratic
Federation.
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Now SurR con General Appointed

WASHINGTON, November 18.-Col,
John Moore, OF the Medical Depart
ment of the army, WAS today appoint
ed Surgeon General by the President,
TO succeed SURGEON General Murray,
retired. Col. Moore, who is in San
Francisco, hiss been directed to report
at Washington Immediately.
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Secretary whitney and the Navy.

WASHINGTON, November 1S.-Secre-
tary Whitney today signed an order
concsn rating in the Bureau of Pro-
visions and Clothing of the Navy De-
partmeOt the functions of the other
bureaus Of the department, as far as
they relate to the purchase of supplies
for the navy ard their storage. This
action is regarded as the initial move
ment on tbs part OF the Secretary to-
wa DIS the ACCOMPLISHMENT of his plan
for the reorganization OF the Navy
DEPARTMENT.
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Solid silver at MuIEOrd's.
The Jupiter FHrnaco 90 Resume
Work

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, November 1S.-The
AGE of Steel announces that the Jupiter
furnace at South s., Louis, which hes
been idle for two years past, will
be blown in as soon as some inn
provements now under contract are
completed. This furnace will have a
daily capacity Of over 200 tons. Its
owners have Just made contract for
90 0O0 tons
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JONAS'S APPOINTMENT
HAS NO BEARING ON KEILRY'S
CASE.
A Quarter Of a Million Dollars in One
Fee An InquisitiVe Office
Seeker Rebuked.

WAsHIyGToN, November 1S.--It is
learned st the Department OF state
that the resppoibtment by the Presi-
dent yesterday Of Charles Jones, of
Wisconsin, as United States Consul at
Prague has no barring upon the case
Of Mr.. Kelley, who ha d been nomi-
mated as Minister 10 Aus ris, nor can
it be said to indiests a purp ose on the
part of either the I'm ted States or
Austria 10 Tecede from the position as
sumed in the Gaze. Although the
statement was published al the date
Of Mr.. Jones's original appoint
ment last yesr that the Aus.
TRAN Government had refused
his exequstur on the ground that
he had bsen concerned in q con-
spiraey against the life of The En-
peror, yet the charge was effectually
disployed by Mr.. Jonss, and 10 OBJ
jecion was made to his appointment
by the Austr an Governm mt on that
score. The real objection was one en-
tirely provincial in its pa ure. Mr..
Jonas formerly resided in Prague and
WIS a memb r Of one OF the two pow
eriul factions into which the inhabit-
ants were div ded. His assignment
to the p ST of United s ates Cor sui at
that city WIS, N consequences, received
with i'll favor by the faction to which
he had been oppofed, and this
fact was deemed of sufficient weigh
by the Austrian Government to justify
an objection to the appointment. Mr..
Jonas returned from Europe before
reach ng his post and repaired to his
home in Wisconsin,. Meanwhile the
Austrian Government he'd inquired
further into the matter, and after
satisfying itself that there were no
substantial objections te the reception
OF M. Jonas ths protest against the
sppointmi mt was withdrawn, aud as
Mr.. Jonas was sill urged for the post
by lerga number of Germans and
Bohemiansin Wisconsin, his appoint
ment was yesterday renewed.
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toned the candidacy OF Prince Nicho-
las OF Mingrelia, for the Bulgarian
throne, is .ssmi-ofii tally declared T.
be untrue. Count Kalnoky has net
replied to Russia's proposals.
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GREECE.
creek Government Disuolvcd.

ATHENS, November lS.-The Greek
government has dissolved the Legisla-
tive Assembly. The elections for the
assembly will take place in January.
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LOuisViIIo. Cement.
PREPARK FoR FLonDa.

Foundations, cellar walls and build
ings subject to overflow should be con-
struoted with Louisville Cement. 1t Is
the standard
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.7s second street.
EOR SALE.

AGY LATE RESIDENCE PROPERTY on
M McLemore avenue, near State Female
College. The property, which is in Green
wood, tho most attractive and growing sub
ground unsurpassed for healthtulness and
beauty OF location, containing large varie-
~ Of forest and fruit trees, ornamental trees
and shrubbery; a two story residence COM
with ample supply of closets; also, kitchen,
servants room, stable. carriage house, coal
and poultry house and several other out
buildings; two good oisterns and deep
tory for milk, butter, fresh meats, etc. Con,
venient accees TO the city hN street cars ana
turnpike, with exemption from city taxes.
Immediate procession given to purchaser.
Price, 5000. For terms Of payment apply
AZ my ofios, No, 6 Madison st 1. r telenhone
No $50. j. W. OIAFf.
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SON of the FirstsGOvernOr OF Ken
IuekV Dead.

LOUISVILLE, KY, November -
Isaac Shelby, the pon of he first Gov
srnor OF Kentucky, died today at
Danville, aged. 90 years.
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A Quarter Of a Million for One Fee.

WAsHMGToN, December 18.-Col
Ward Lamon, the biograpae of Abra-
ham Lincoln, and Marshal of the D g.
trict during Lincoln's administration,
will receva a fee Of $!50,000 in the
case OF the Choctsw Nation agslnstthe
United Safes, which was decided
Tuesday in the United States Supreme
Court. The smount of the judgment
rendered in favor OF the Uhoc avs
will aggregate almost So 100000. La.
mons fee was on the contingency of
gaining the sui. He has devoted a
number OF YEARS to The case.
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Diamond Watches. MIuIfOrJ's
The Mtnern, Demands.

PTTTsBURa, Pa, November 1S.-The
Coke Syndicate met this afternoon 10
discuss settlement of existing differ
encts with their men. 1t was pIacti-
callsy decided to g,ant the demands
OF the miners, cave ON the questions
Of weighing the coal on tipples instead
of wsgon measurement, IS at present,
and biweekly pay instead Of monthly.
milford, Jeweler, 294 Main street,
AOlicits orders from the country.
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Prince NichoIas's CandIdncy.

VIENNA, November lS.-The state
ment that oil the powers had sane
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-16

Royal command five times before Her Most Gracious Majesty
the Queen of England.
Both Heads speak French German Italian Spanish and
English fuently
She sings duets accompanied by herself voice con
trato, the other soprano.
MILLIE CHRISTINE is JUST AS REPRESENTEDl
Notwithstanding the immense salary paid this wonderful
large number of interesting curicstes viii seen
for the first time in the Museum Department
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-16

She has TWO PERFECT HEAS and shoulders blending
into body just below the shlder blade forming ONE
PERFECT body. only she has DUR PERFECT FEET and
lower limbs and can run dce at will any of them
Two Intelgences acting indepeently..
SHE CAN CONVERSE WITEWO PEOPLE at one and
the same time IN DIFFERENTANGUAGE and on dfe-
rent subjects She is mentallygo persons physically she is
but one and without conction the greatest pro bem
that mother nature has ever ewed.
She has been honored in lands and has appeared by