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A Bible Puzzle.

This puzzle has often been published,
but perhaps some of our young folks have
not seen it. 1t would be interesting and
good practice for any one, young or old,
to find the answer. How many will.
a young student was asked: .. How
many boys are there in your classW He
replied: off you multiply the number of
Jacobs sous by the number of times the
Israelites compassed Jerico, and add to
the product the number of measures of
barley which Boaz gave Ruth, divide this
by the nunber of Haman's sons, subtract
the number ofeach kind of clean beasts
that went into the ark, multiply by the
number of men that went to seek Elijah
after he was taken to heaven, subtract
from this Joseph's age at the time be
stood before Pbaroah, add the number Of
stones in David's bag when be killed
Goliath, subtract the number Of furlopga
that Bethany was distant from Jerusalem
divide by the number of anchors cast out
when Paul was shipwrecked, and subtract
the number of perdons saved in the ark,
The remainder will be the answer"
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IN INMILLINERY

si5t
We begin, with nice Felts at SOC. to $500.
straws from Csc. up. Ribbons, Moires,
.Glaces, Gros Grains, Failles, Velvet and
.Ombres. The largest, cheapest and
ftoniest :stock Of Ribbons to be found any
where. yelyets, Plushes, Persian Goods,
sCashmeres, Silks, and all the Beautiful
Novelties that delight the eye thisseason.
With: especial pride We request the in- i.
,spections of our Pattern Hats, the result
sof weeks Of careful study and almost
endless research among all the leading
importing houssssof the great Northern
cities, so g to iad something g! becoming,
and to suit the pocket book of each Of
our manysfriehds and patrons.
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More Awkward than Gllpin's Ride.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 17.-Until recent
ly cattle, pigs, goats, and, in TACT, STOCK
of all kinds were allowed to roam through
the streets of this city without fear OF
mulestation from the authorities. Three
weeks ago stock ordinance was passed,
and they are seen no more on the fash
ionable boulevards. It was just before
the change that very ludicrous scene
occurred on Fourth avenue, and it was
one which fairly convulsed all who saw
it.
An alley separating two large dry
goods stores was quite arendezVous for
pigs. In this alley deep, dirty hole
was favorite place for very large SOW.
One day this huge swine was fast asleep
in this hole in the alley, when Mrs. M,
8 we'll known lady, had occasion to
pass along the alley. She noticed the
hog in the gutter, but thinking it fast
asleep, and not wishing to give herself
the trouble Of passing around, she
determined to step over the big pig.
She is very small woman. She got one
foot over the doing swine, and was about
to pass safely, when, much to her horror,
the SOW awoke and started on down the
street with Mrs. M squarely on her
back. Fearing she would fall off-in
fact, scared half to death-the lady grab.
bed the cara of the grunting swine as the
latter galloped down the street, The
more the unfortunate lady screamed the
more the SOW grunted, and the small boy
aud the passing pedestrians fairly wept
tears of hilarity over the funny sight.
A number of people began chase, and
the race had become quite exciting, when
the unfortunate Mrs. M lost her hole
and was dumped into the middle of the
street, while piggy herself continued or
her mad career. Of course the lady wal
assisted to a neighboring store, whence
after being brushed off, and after s
plentiful supply of smelling salts hat
been administered, she drove to hel
swell residence in coupe. But it wa
awfully funny, the scene.
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= Maude and Willie Haywood, aged
six and ten years, respectively, the chill
dren of Mrs. Ida Haywood, played hide
aad seek at their home, 3O5 Kent street,
Bssoklyn, yesterday, during their moth.
er absence, until suddenly Maud disap.
peared. Her brother searched for her
without success, and when his mother
returned told her that his sister was lost.
Mrs. Haywood notified the police and a
search was begun. Three hours later
Maud was found lying in big Saratoga
trunk in the storeroom of her home. She
was unconscious and would have died if
confined much longer. 1t required an
hours work to restore her to conscious
ness. She had climbed in the trunk to
hide, and the lid was to heavy for her to
lift
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Dining on Horse Flesh.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 7.-Cut up into
big steaks and served as q fillet Of beef at
q dinner at the Philadelphia Club was
the fate of fPandora the famous steeplecha-
ser, who was the heroine ofthe Rose Tree
hunts, and known to all patrons of the
city turf races and to the members of the
National Guard. Pandora was shot be.
cause of incurable lafheless. After she
had died without struggle, the choicest
meat was cut from her bones and taken to
the cnsine Of the Philadelphia Club where
the chief Mas sworn to secresy, and the
meat was Disguised as a joint of beef.
DR.. Rush S. Huidekopef, who bought
Pandora thirteen years ago, gave 8 dl9ner
at the Philadelphia Club, and one OF the
dishes on the menu card read:
"Filet a 10 Pandora"
Nobody knew except DR.. Huidekoper,
that the. course was part of poor old
Pand0ta's body. The guests supposed
that the dish VAS named in honor of the
old steeplechaser. Rhom they had seen
take many ditch and fence, and come
in the winner of many an exciting race.
After the flet had been eaten and pro
pounced very tootbsome by the guests,
Dr.. Huidekoper remarked that be was
glad of his guests appreciation for his ia.
vorite horsSj "for he said "you have just
eaten her."
The guests looked st each other in
amazement, and, after short interval OF
deadly silence, there was roar of laugh.
ter. Then in an instant every one seem.
ed to remember Pandora as he had seen
her at the last meet, and in reverential
silence, the company rose to their feet,
lifted their glasses to their lips and sip.
ped jfI solemn silence to the memory OF
the old grdy mare they had jnst devoured.
Pandoras first public appearance was at
the Rose Tree Hunt, In 8 hot steepie-
chase. The first few years that she was
Philadelphia she won eleven silver troph.
les. She was quick to take fence.
at the Pottstown encampment in
September, 1887, Pandora leaped over
the regimental colofs that were lying
across two stacks of bayonsted guns.
Colonel Bonnafon had dared DR.. Huide.
kopet to make the jump. He pointed
Pandora's head toward the glistening
bayonets, gave her the bride and she
leaped into the air, clearing the cold
pinnacle of steel and landing on her
launches on the other side of the stacked
guns.
DR.. Huidekoper, in speaking Of the
dinner, said: Cali horse meat is as good
as beef; it is a pity that horse meats
not eaten in this country"
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Ladies'.

In delicate health needing a gentle sys|
effective laxative will find The Californis
liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of Fig, pleas
ing to the taste, acceptable to the stomach
and perfectly safe in all cases. &C. Is t6f
most easily taken and pleasantly efectiy!
remedy known to cure and prevent cos
tiveness, to dispel headaches, cold ans
fevers, and strengthen the kidney iissl
and bowels, and is therefore sfaYoy
remedy With ladies. For sale By
sun; Read & Co.
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STATE siOF: :soUTHS CAROLINA
.s;sSss,s,st 2. ,s q d ynFpsnN CorETY

STATE OF THkCAROLlNA,s
B ANDERSON CousTY.
N the Court Common Pleas.
Thomas: A. Sherard and Thomas - sher.
s. ard, Assignee, VS.. J I: B. Newton .and
Eliza zaNeBton-Act ction to Foreclose Mort
gagess So
4DURSUANTsto the Judgment OF Fore
Il closure made by his Honor Judge
: Norton in the above ,entitled action on Bird
March, 1855, Twill sell at Anderson. G. H.,
"a. a., on salesday in Nov yember next, the
mortgage premises below described, TO wit !:
All that Tract Of Land, situate in.Ander-
son County, s.: O., containing 100 acres,
ssmore or les, djoining lands Of J.G.. Hail.,
John Spearman, Elias spearman, and 9TH
zer5
balance: on q credit Of twelve months, with
Interest from day OF: sale, to be secured by
bond and mortgage of the premises, with
leave. TO anticipate payne ent. Purchaser
TO pay extra for apers.a s s. 81, - -
sslss ~. ~ WV HUMPHREYS, Master.
- Oct Fl. Il 1888 5 .f-s;ys IA go ~; 4
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zMi,AssTER,s sALE.

STATE; OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
a,3s,::SI COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
N the Cur. Common Pleas. -;
Elizabeth Smith VS. Loucinda Shirley and
as others.
S:nURSUAMT,to the order of sale made
81 IN the above stated case, will sell
at Anderson c.. HIS. G., on Salesday IN
November next, the Land below described
;asReal Estate Of Mrs. Mary Ann Brock,
deceased, to wit: 81 81,
All that Tract Of Land, situate in Ander-,
SON County, 8. O., containing 9Sa acres;
more or less, adjoining lands Of Joel
Smith, Samuel Ragsdale, A. B. Shirley,
and others. ,ss., ::
Terms Of Sale-One. half cash, and. the
balance on a credit of. twelve months, with
Interest from day. of sale, secured by bond
and mortgage Of the premises. with leave.
to anticipate payment. Purchaser to pay
extra for papers. x
;s.e.5sssi;1sSEsW. w. W.sHUMPHREYs, Master.
Oct1 II, 1883 s IA
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Florida mourns the loss of thu sw

Florida mourns the loss of the sweet
notes of the mocking bird. Formerly
hundreds of them could be heard singing,
but their nests have been 30 systematical.
~ broken up or robbed of their young
that they are rapidly disappearing.
1t useless to attempt the cure of any
disorder, if the blood is allowed tc
remain impure. Neuralgia aud rheuma
tism are traceable to disordered condi
tiou of the blood, and in numberless
cases have been cured by taking few
bottles of Ayers SarsaparilIa.
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COME AND SEE OUR
LINE Of DRESS GOODS,

Embracing all the New Fall and Winter
Fabrics, in all the various new shades.
Greens, from Myrtle: e: :Reseda; Mahog-
onys; Terra Cottas, Gobelina, Greys, and
an endless variety Of Stripes, Plaids,
Checks, Etc; all the new imported
Cloths, fresh from the foreign looms.
.Henriettas, Ray yetines. Alma Cloths,
serges, Cashmerstts, Raye
Stripes, yFoules, Etc. Our des6f5 Dress
Silks, velvetss and Plushes.is complete:
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Ladies Underwear.

The cheapest, most stylish and elegant
line of.Ladies' Underwear possible.
Also, Gloves, Hosiery and Handker-
chiefs, from the cheapest to the finest.
Remember, We take special pride in
this Department, and with the aid Of
polite and efficient sales.ladies it is
always pleasure to show our Goods to
every one.
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OUR
Trimming Department

Includes Passes menteries, President
Braids, Guimps, Milauaise Trimmings,
Fur and Astrakans, Bandeaux, and q an an.
elegant assortment Of Dress Lining,
Buttons, &C., to suit the diferent9shades
:of Dress Goods.
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Eczema. itchy. scaly, Skin Torture

The simple application of "swayne's
Ointment, without any internal medi-
cine, will cure any case of letter, Salt
Rheum, Ringworin, Piles, Itch, Sores,
Pimples, Eczema, all ScalT Itchy Skin
Eruption, no matter how obstinate or long
standing. 1t is potent effective, and costs
buta trifle. 10
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- The experience of years furnishes
the most convincing evidence that thou.
sands of lives are annually saved by the
use of Ayers Cherry Pectoral. 1t speed
ily cures all affections of the throat,
bronchial tubes, aud lungs.
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Dress Making.
MISS MALLALIEU has returned
and taken charge Of the Dress Making
Department, with skilled assistants.

{ -
nay We bought our immense Stock of
Goods direct from Manufacturers and
Importers for the Cash, aud the idea of
any house in the country underselling US
is simply ridiculous. We vii! guarantee
our prices in auy line at least as low,
and in many instances, much lower than
other houses. The crop prospect was
very promising while we were in the
market and We overloaded; but if there
is particletof truth insthe old saying,
Goods we'll bought are half sold," ours
are as good as en,eighths gone
already.
n@ Don't be tempted by anyso ed
bargains until. you have seen our { DDS
and heard our prices. Our plan is not
to sell one or two, articles away under
value as leaders, and then make up the
loss on something else, but to give the
full worth of your money every time,
whether you are posted or not. We have
an eye to the future more than to the
present, and propose to merit the con-
tinued confidence and patronage of the
people.
Very respectfully,
r. S. H1LL,
Anderson, S. c.
HILL & co,
Pelzer, s. G.
R. s. HILL & CO.,
Hartwell, Ga.
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MASTERS SALE,
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
; ; .7ssl.4;ss5S County OF ANDERSON

In Tie Court Of Common Pleas.
20. @. Reed; 5Assig1ee,:vs J.. D. Burton
recl6sure.
5FTN obediepsoseesto ssset the Judgment Of Fore.
Il closuYe e:Ryke above entitled action,
q I will self at Anderson G. H., s. c., on
& Salesdays sinS N November next, the mortgaged
: spremises below described. to wit =.
All That Tract of Land. containing LOG
acres. more or less, adjoining lands ol
.SJesse Cam, II. j.. Burton. q. F. Burton
and Others. situate in Anderson County,
South Carolina.
FERNS Of Sale-Oue.third cash. and the
sshalaDce on a credit of twelve months, with
Interest: from d ay of sale, secured BY bond
aiid mortgage fthe premises, with leave
Isto anticipate pay yment purchaser "a 70 pa Y
exfra forpape 80 z, =.
y1.f'W.ssHUMPHREYS Master:
0SIaIG<1S2X{ s4ztt..S-5.e "A
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He who steals little, steals with the
same wish as he who steals much, but
with less power.
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participate and raise themselves lit they
wanted to- without we'll developed and
equitable judicial and legal system to in
sure Justice and encourage right living,
with nothing to stimulate invention, to
ameliorate the condition of the race,
without anything to develop virility aud
stamina, with almost everything to press,
subject, confne and servilize them, it is
little to be wondered at that they do not
rise, expand and advance.
But they do not seem to desire any.
thing better. They do not aspire to a
higher condition. With an Unborn spirit
of subseryiency, intensified by centuries
of heredity, which is reflected in degree
of abject submissiveness to parental and
civil authority which is unknown in this
country, they have not the spirit, courage
or energy to lift up their hand for any.
thing higher than they possess. The
same lack of animus which leads full
grown men meekly to submit to unmerit
ed and cruel fogging without even
raising finger of protest, causes outraged
people to neglect one of the most potent
means of protection against oppression
afforded in the imperial censora. Ooly
the most aggravated cases are reported to
them, and the rest are meekly tolerated.
OF individuals who are so callous to
their own condition little sympathy for
their fellow man can be expected. The
Chinese have not that quick pulsing sense
of the brotherhood of man that unites the
American people. that makes the afllic-
tion of portion the concern of all and
that causes us to jump with relief and
assistance to those in distresss. The
overflow of the Yellow Yiver-"Cbina's
orrow"-pestilence and famine, carry
off millions of Chinese, but the disasters
do not stir up such popular sympathy
and such philantropic relief movements
as the prevailing yellow fever epidemic
in Jacksonville. Fla, arouses in this
country to day. To an astonishing extent
they lack the first great compelling force
of progress and civilization-the desire
10 ameliorate their own and their fellow
beings condition.
No doubt this condition Of things j:
due in large measure to the intense aut
superstitious reverence Of the Chines'
for antiquity. We study the past to i'm
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ooh watch and pray and fight,
The battle ne'er give o'er."

Bill Jones was plucky to desperation
and be saw that theSsettlers we're watch
ing him with bated breath. The crisis
was at hand, and he squared himself and
his clinched fist flew thick and fast upon
the parsop, and for while disturbed his
equilibrium and his song. But be, rallied
quickly, and began the offensive as he
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''Ten thousand foes arise -

Never was q lion more aroused to
frenzy than was Bill Jones. With his
short, powerful arm be made at Old
SIedge as if to annihilate him with one
blow and many horrid oaths, but the par
son Tended off the strokes as easily as a
practiced boxer, aud with his left
hand dealt Bill settler between his
eyes and staggered him as be continued
to siDgi
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my soul be on thy guard, !"
and with his long arm suddenly and
swiftly let fly and gave Devil Bill an
open handler that nearly knocked him of.
his feet while be continued iD splendid
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- The chancellorship Of the Uniyersis
ty of Georgia, which has been vacant Tor
the past nine months, has been flledsby
the election of the Rev. W. b.. Boggs.
d. d. DR.. Boggs is one of the raost t.esa
prominent preachers in the Presbyt yterlans
Church of the South, and is at presentin
charge of the leading church OF hissde;
nomination in Memphis. He -ls~Hea
known in Georgia. About eight years
ago he succeeded DR.. Leftwich as pastor
of the Central Presbyterian Church ol
Atlanta. Two years later he accepteda
prolessorship in the Theological Seminary
at Columbia. He is warm friend OF DE
Woodrow, and stood by him through sIg alg
the various stages of the celebrated cor
test over DR.. Woodrow's5 conduct
teaching that the theory of evolution
probably true. DR.. Boggs led the defensy
of DR.. Woodrow in the Georgia Synod
and in the discussion displayed &fns
powers as a debater. His ability is sra'
cognized wherever he is known. ler ler
Boggs is about 45 yeses old. IS
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'.I5Ml,!i[AsiTEls,s 1. SALE.

ssssss'e.SssW WV. HUMPHREYS: Master.
5f1rtSJ1 :, 1R28S IA ps. 80 =
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GRAvEsESD, sept i9.-lt was raw, damp
and chilly here this afternoon; nevertheless
the attendance was quite large and the sport
very good. The track was heavy muddy
and slippery next the rain on the turn, con-
scquently the field OF starters was not as
large as customary.
First Race-Onc mile. Starters: King
tton. Oarsman, Cousin Jecms and King
Crab. Kingston won In l:l54, King Crab
second, Oarman third.
second Racc-Onc mile and an eighth.
Starters Niagara wahoo, Frank Ward
Vosburg. Dnruna, King Idle and OfUlccc,
King Idle won IN i.59A, Darunn second,
MnhoO third.
Third Race-Onc mile aud q sixteenth.
Starters. My own, Ballston, Ocean, Long
Branch. Leila May, liilda Leila May won
I'm lsJ1., BallstOn second, Ocean third.
Rncc-Thrcc-qunrtcr Of mile
Starters Monsoon, Felicia, Radiant Vol
untccr Bmhmin. Brewster and fcrcgal
Radiant won Ia l.i7h, Bmhmin second Fo'
Fifth Raoc-Milo and thrccsiXiccnths
Starters: Belle Dor, Bella u aud fcoWcop
Bcua - won IN 20sys, fccWccp second,
Belle D'Or third.
sixth Rlce-Thrcc- quarters Ola mile start.
er.. Bradford. Tatilcr, Banner Bearer, stuth'
tpcy. Dynamite. Umpirc, Barristcf, Miubcau,
foriham. Monmouth, Eaiontown aud
Wheat Mimbcau won IN l'i5yE BarrisicI
second, Banner Bearer third.
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arooLI,n Entries.

NV YoHK, Sept iD.-Entrics for the Brook.
lyn Jockey club races Thursdays
Tir.t Race Seven cishths Of mile. Tfcd u iil.
Niagara ia sam llnusr. u. ~, splnuciic 40,
H. no Tstfya no frusU 100, Halls, il5s
zeonnd Raoc=Mllc aud quarter LelcN NC,
Wan no teluris iip, Raymond 100, Ernest 100,
l,fslc June iUl, Joseph To-.
Third Rico=Thrp. quaftcr Of mile, tcn0fltl
~ gyfay Queen ia frunn tih. Salvador tii,
tallentc iis. once Again iij, Iipsian iii, Favor.
dali COLT. 10.
foufth iacc-Nllc and n fourth Yum Yum
no Leo n ii0, irs Angeles ~, Bella u ~, Ny
own igu feywcspign.
Tinh llAoe-litc oiehts oi mile. Marao iij
Rlpion iiA The Tartar rs. brussels Ia ienCdlcl
MS eeadfih MS. sdufiCrc ia Gypsy queen ~
Cofinth H. Clansa ~. Giundcs NJ
sitth f,anr= Mile nCfcntc ~. Montague ia
sanlaicnc iis haffisiof ne, lOcaicllD ~ Amu'
iil Wheat la toa Angeles aud ny Own ar
Anubtfut sfuHfra
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Important Sale of Valuable Business Property

In O..
-. Androv- aud othcr--UgIs II.
ENTERED
lDI,
NO. $50 MAIN STREET. MEMPHIS. TENN.
standing fully organized for
will, we'll assorted STOCK and efficient
Cd
retail
crsl "a and
notes With pla'curty hearing utrysti rnmd
bids will Ice received until the Monday October when WILDE
"a In OF
will ytln the purchaser by the discharged OF Che claims and
ntcpso al persons
L.. r. RYAN.
u Solicitor. Exec ot H. Deceased
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Ladies' will find Delicious Hot
Coffee. Chocolate and Tea, with
Sandwiches, Cakes, oysters. and
all the delicacies of tho oason at
FLOYD & MONEYS,
No. 27o and 29l Main street.
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A long train bearing recruits who were re.
turning from the army mancuycrs, cOllidcd
with freight tmin At Mcppcn, Hanover
Four 81 the recruits were Killed aud largo
number were wounded. Twelve Of the Cau
carrying troops were wrecked. The accident
was caused by q misplaced switch.
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TIE
Rich Mans Garment
AT THE
Poor Mans Price.

We nave received n now limo of
TAILOR-MADE GARM ENTS.
They are rich, elegant and of the
latest design,
We have bought them way below
marked value, and we intend TO give
to the public Il Toast of bargains.
For instance, we havo put tho
price of $50 on n doublo-brea stod
Prince Albert Coat and Vost, linod
In silk. of the Gnost imported worst
oil, worth from $50 TO $50.
We havo marked $50 cork
screw single-breastod Prince Albert
Suit down TO Sl9.
We offer n three-button Cutaway
of English whaling, or n square cut
of dark blue, very fine corlIscrow, or
of fancy check best American
worsted suit, for Sl2 90.
sl3. 60 and $500 will buy choice
of eight styles imported fancy
worsted suits. In either sack or
frock, wo.th nearly double tho
price.
We guarantee n perfect ne and
money refunded If goods are not
as represented.
Wo ask inspo ,tion of those clio
giant tailor-mado garments. and
fool satisfied that wo will not you II
saving of fully ono-fourth of your
monoy.
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ns.ebaII tsnme-.

AZ Chicngo-Philadolphia3 Chicagoo.
AZ MISUNDERSTANDING Z, New York /.
Al ~. Iouis-sL Louis q, Baltimore 3.
At Louivillc-lIrooklyn 5, Louisville e.
Al Cincinnati Cincinnati II, Athletics ?
AZ Kansas City--Cloyeland 2, Kansa
City o.
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"Now. Gen raj, you're posted; come, give ~
your viCWs.
In brush at The front what's the powder 10
usc7"
lie winked AZ star ~ he pulled his cigar
And slowly replied "ln brush NJ the front
never use powder, but-s01odonL"