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CHANCERY SALE
- or
REAL ESTATE

No. GSll R-Chanocry Court of shelby County
John 7 Malone guardian. ". John ~ Hunter.
ny virtuc OF nn inicrlOcutoy dccicc TOT sale, en-.
tend IN the above cause on the an day Of June.
issS ". n 81. page 81 will sill nj public nuc.
iiun.io the highest bidder. Ia frlut of the Clerk
and Masters Onicc. COuri-hOusc vi shelby county,
Mcmphis Tenn, ou
saturday. July 81, 1888,
within legal hour. the following described prop
efty, situated In Memphis shelby county Tcun.
towit! Lot 80 4 J. n nic's subdivision. east II
Orleans sircct beginning NJ stake on the south
side Oi Tate street running east with aid tifcrt
hils beet ~ an alley, thcnoc south with 0ii alley
10 feet a. nm alley, thence westward with
aid alley hiL icCt, thence % an alley north
10 feet to Tate sircct n the byginning. bcing
same property conveyed 90 Mis- Mamie Hunter By
deed dated August z, is72 book ~ parc ~, Regis
ters Office shelby county. Terms ui alc one
thri cash, halancc In twelve months, purchaser
executing Interest hearing note with s,ctiriiyl and
lcin retained "a SCUM payment Redemption barred
This June -, issA
ER McIfENRY. g. AN
ByJM nmdicy. n. q. A aud n
~ 7. H. kigingion and W. W. Mcdowell, Sole
itofa
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Jackson Mound Park. You viii enjoy
the beautiful park and the opera by attend
ing any night except Saturday and Mon
day nights. Admission J0c. No extra
chafgn Tor rrscfycd seaia
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NOTICE.

MEarHis. TGSs. July 2 issa
Mr. WALTER WIN uAytsG RETIRED FROM
vi the Anderson HAT Company. lot smother
line NJ businas. be l. ~ longer Interested With %,
insin this date but IN retiring be- has our lssl
wishes aud ~ take pleasure IN commanding him
20 the publiu AaDkiusOS uAI COMPANY.
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SrnscRmE for Tug WEEKLY ArrEAL, 81
per year, and participate In the grand dis
iribuiion OF gifts December |.
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0rKRA at Jackson Mound Park every
night except Monday and Saturday nights.
Grand matinee Saturday afternoon at 2
O'Clock. pm. The price Of admission n
matinee u 25c. Don't fail 10 come.
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CraysOn Springs, GraysOn Co., KY,

or MnEs wEyr OF LDrtzvlLtE, oNE ~
Va ~ v railroad Hot hni colt sulphur latls
white tel and black sulphur and rhHly iHiiu
waien, Al modern amusrmrnis frwurry nnd
rlimsic unsurpassed ils',- and descriptive rltu
lar furnished sIrrlal fairs over uailfuala NY
uGkct lot Gmys1n springs Station.
THOMAS HEVSER.
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VIII be found m excellent remedy Tor
sick headache Carriers Little Liver Pills
Thousands Of letters from people who have
used them prove this fact Try them.
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Orr up clubs for TnE WEEKLY ArrEAL
and secure one OF the liberal cash prizes
offered.
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UsE Syrup Of Pruncs for constipation.
For salo by an drnggistA.
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Order OF Publication.

No 6sC5, a. Din the Chanccy Count ~ Shelby
hrftsIn ctHl
II appearing from the shchfrs return IN this
cause that The defendants John Gillcris0B. William
Uiibctison and Thomas GilbCrisOn. afu not 10 BE-
found m his county.
Its therefore ordered. That they make their ~
poafanoe herein Of the court housa II shelly rauns
u, 10 u. 80, 90 Memphis, nov taxing District ~
shelby county, 1enu., on tho nri Monday No
August iEss and plead, anrscf "a dcmuf w enin
plalnants biiL OF the ssno wffi h. taken Tot crn.
leaed ~ 10 them and ", Tor hearing ex parr Hnd
that a copy ~ this order be published once week
iOf four successive weeks IN The Memphis Appeal
his 18th day 81 June, issA
A true copJ-Atie-t
v n MciENRY. ciett sud Master
VIM. NJ Randolph. solicitor fof Complainant
gl4ii.is
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CTR up clubs for TnE WEEKLY ArpEAt
and secure one Of the liberal cash prizes
offered.
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Tny Floyd 4 Moneys soda. Only De.
thcsda wafer used in the manufacture Of
H.
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Crows wash blue does perfect work.
Give IA a trial
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ISsuEE your gin.houscs in the Citizens
Insurance company. No, 81 Madison street.
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CENTRAL UNIVERSITY,

nFPIcE or T1iE q. 4 LIGHT HOUSE ~.
" steci0f, sixteenth District. Memphis Tenn.
July n Proposals will H. rpcrivUd NJ this
aficu until noon on Monday. the ~ day oi July.
iurr Mineral oil lnf the No. 81 the isht Ilou. ~
lnhlishmont Form oi prupusa = and fall iniUfma
ton may bc obtained on application n this ofhrc
The right Il vscryed 10 tgjgri any gt all BID. and
Lieutenant q. 3. Navy. Inspector sixteenth LIGHT
Ifuuaa ulsfflgf
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n RTATFsT SUMNER RE-ORT N TiiE NORTH
u Nusi nuied springs IN The World The nov,
slDTaut spring ~ iiuisl nov open. Cararlp 80
r1ma uEu. " JONES prupfictnf
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SlalIafd Chalybsale Springs

IgA HENARgAnl.Y rupL ANp HEATrirrt
! summer rrHuu un top Ola niuuntiin urlf bowl
ling grgu ~ Hates III On prf week. 90 sa,ul isff
month Round uip tirkrts. gutsi iuf HHnain ifuin
Memphis tlAHt. iW circular aiifr.s
VI N sFNiON, Mhnnrrf
y. J. PHILLIPS fupririnr
tLssiiur afrru ~.
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WANING NOTICE.

A IL PERSO'js INDEBTED TO THE LATE J.
~ J. Newsom arr warned 10 settle with me orr my
authorized collector.
MRS VI. n NEwsON, Administrative
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GnrAr Bargains a, Muliord'a
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A MAN TO TAKE CHARGE OF A SAwMlLL
~ and saw lumber by the THOUSAND, At Clover
Hill, Miss T. LINENS.
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Wedding presents low a, Muliord'a
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A SET OF BOOKS To KEEP. OR OFFICE WORK
~ TO do al night, by an able bookkecpcr aud good
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LNRsT.CLASS CITY SOLICITOR ADDRESS,
II with references and salary expected,
o. Apncal office
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ID ed. with neatncS and dispatch at Room No. II
Masonic Temple. Parties wishing special work Of
this kind will please give as n call
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A PLEASANT. NEAT WOMAN, As HOUSE.
~ keeper and cook for amiddlc.ased bachelor
Address, NJ C. X, care Appeal
A GOOD GIRL CITIZENS STEAM Laundry,
"a 10 Bealc street.
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4 NoOK-sTEADY AND RELIABLE MAN PRE- |
~ fcrrcd. Address Reliable care Appeal
LNltTEEN GOOD BRlCkLAYERs-APrLl TO |
IL Ncagher& Johnson. Factors aud Buyers Comp. |
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A MIDDLE AGED WHITE OR COLOREp
"a woman at 10 Mosby st. General house work
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WANTED.

A GOOD SHORT ORDER COOK APPLY I'M.
"a mediately ut Jackson Mound Park
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Diamonds close at AIuliords
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FRANCIS, care Appeal Office.
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CTRIs-AT CITIZENS STEAM LAUNDRY. ~
\ 4 and - Beale street
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Milford buys old silver.
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MANIC take the agency travelling or local Of
wi our safes; size 2sNlsNlS inches weight 800
his; retail price Sii other sizes In proportion 4
rarc chance and permanent business. These safes
meet demand never before supplied by other
safe companies nS we are rot governed by the Safe
pool ALPINE SAFE CO. Cincinnati o.
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/ ADY AGENTSEntlrcly new female under
IL garments; nothing like IT, over 1000 sold past
nearly G00cO testimonials; positive proof ire MH
II. Z. Little, Chilagu, ILL.,
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DOSITlON As BOOKKEEPEli. or BOOKKEEPER
l. and collector 10y an experienced man OF good
address. Good references. q. X, this office.
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nLD GOLD AND SILVER, CASH OR Ex.
~ change. in MuLFORD, the Ieweler
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CITuATlON ny A FIRsTCLASS MILL MAN
- either Jaw OF planning mill. AddpSs
MlllEk Annoat Ofllce
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GALVANIZED IRoNwoRKs.

IEo. r. RyB,Cn, JR. THE TIN AND sHEE
VI iron worker business aud residence. Tel
phone No. N
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nNE RAY MARE. WHITE STAR IN FORE.
" hcnd. both hind feet white, year, old IL.
hands high: one iron gn,y mule. with halter on.
year old. about 10, hands high, collar marked
Return to e. IL nRNAN & 60, corner Main and
Bcnlc streets aud he rewarded
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-06-27
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 81, 1883.
How he Go. tho Loan.

nSay," he called out as he ran up
stairs and entered the first ONCE to his
right, - is 1t true?"
:. What?" calmly inquired the oocu-
pant.
That you have declined to allow
your name to be used in the Congress
sional racer
Woll-ahem-you-"
Then it is true. and have won
new hat But say, what on earth could
have osse sed you TO decline, when the
nomination would have been mere form,
and tine election :: certainty. I"
hut as / was going to remark, l."
"Oh, Ger. ainly-private business
honors enough--an eye on the Cover
norship, and all that but your friends
will be disappointed all the same. We
wantod man the peer of any one In
that august body. Too bads really too
bad
Yes-ahem," coughed the other,
who couldn't come within 40 miles of
declining nomination; "you spoke TO
me the other day about-let's see T.
Oh, yes. did want loan OF $25,
but skirmished around and
Certainly, you can have 1t, and
double the amount If you wish, and II
you Lon't happen to be flush ut the end
OF thirty Na3 $ take sixty. Yes. my pri-
10 business Is very pressing yes---
ahem-rtalk with sou again. ~ Detroit
Free Press.
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The Duchess's New bonnet.

A certain Duchess happening 10 pass
through the Burlington Arcade. In Lon
don. stopped for an instant before
bonnet shop, An elderly individual
came M. and IN winning tones inquired
II she admired the bonnets.
Slightly surprised. she answered that
she thought them very pretty.
Them said he, "would you like me
to buy you one?''
Thoroughly appreciating the Joke. she
immediately said that nothing would
please her more.
After having carefully examined every
bonnet. she finally chose one, for which
her ancient admirer promptly paid
WHAT aeidress shall send II TO, mad
ann asked the assistant
The answer came IN q clear, steady
Voice To the Duchess Or No. L -
street.
When she turned round she found that
her friend had vanished.
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Hadn't Had Anything Lately.

The lecturer had penetrated into the
interior OF Missouri, where entartain-
ments Of any kind were rarely known.
He la / some doubts about securing an
audience in one town. and he commune
Gated his fears to the hall proprietor.
Don't be alarmed" said the latter !;
"youll have crowded house, cause,
you sec, NC hain't had anything here in
u long time
Thus encouraged, the lecturer sent
out Ills bills. But his fears were re-
al.zed, the audience being of the thin
mes KIND. though 1t wasn't half as thin
as the lecture was.
II am disappointed. said the lecturer
as he reluctantly counted out five dollars
for hall rent that didn't haul.
So am l." replied the hall man, dry
ly.
II thought would have full
house."
~. too"
cause you said you hadn't had any
thing here In q good WHILE
. That's just 1t, y said the hall man.
examining the five dollars into his wal
IL and pocketing 1t, land we amt had
anything yet"
The explanation was sufficient. LTexas
Siftings.
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Animal Spirits.

The fox terrier is always reader FOR
walk than his master. and generally en-
Joys himself more thoroughly on the
way His natural gait Is swlfter than
mans, and all animals OF whom that
can be said have great advantage in
the amount of pleasure which they de-
rive, OF ought to derive from the use
Of their limbs.
The glory of rapid motion which we
can only begin to realize on the box
seat OF q coach, or In the NOV ment OF
skating, must be something much more
intense to the channels or the white
headed eagle.
Constantly, throughout the animal
world, we notice that delight In the use
OF muscle and limb which In man scarce
~ survives his majority, but which in
them lasts far into maturity.
We are accustomed unconslously to
recognize their prerogative in this re-.
spect when we apply the phrase " anlmal
spirits TO boy who Is full OF life and
energy, and who enjoys run over the
hills on breezy day.-IThc Nineteenth
Century.
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Cycling Is recommended as the most
tranquillizing OF muscular exercises for
men whose nerves are overstrung
The man who goes through ten hours
daily mental fret and worry will In an
hour OF pleasant road riding In the fresh
sweet-scented country throw of all its
Ill effects and prepare himself for an
other successful days brain work
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Some FooIIsl. People

Allow cough to run until itgets beyond
the reach Of medicine. They often say,
't0h, It win wear away but in mos
cases II wears them away. Could they
DO induced to try the successful medicine
called Kemp's Balsam, which We sell ons
positive guarantee TO cure, they would
Immediately see tho excellent effect aflei
taking the tirst dose. Price so cepts and
81. Trial size free. At all Druggists.
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New Jersey supreme Court.
HUNTERDON COUNTY.


80 ~ 81
Eleanor Al. Foster "a Al.
DY VIRTUE &C the above stated writ to me
ID directed and delivered, ! have levied upon
and shall sell ty public yendne, AT The Court
House. Ia Eiemington, on Monday. the FoURTH
DAY OF JuSK. betveen the hours Of y aup 8 10
the afternoon OF said day, all the firht Title and
interest Of the defendants. Eleanor Al . Foster
DESCRIBED land and premises with he snpurts.
nances thatis TO say all that tact or To-, OF land
situate aud being IN the city OF Lsmheftvile, 10
the county OF Hnnterdon and n ate Of New Jersey,
at the northeastern corner uf Bridge and Union
streets. beginning at said corner aud RAINING
along Union street sixfy.two feet more or less, 10
the building lately occupied by A. II. iholcombe
as an office thence westerly along lauds known
as the LasRhertyille hotel property forty feet,
more or less, ton corner tbenee IL southeriy d.
recfou to ti4e northeast corner OF the Lanshest-
vile hotel preperiy. thence alang Bridge sirssi
LAIN q roX. sheriff
Dated April 80. Isss.-pss ~. S, g.
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Costly Neglect Of . warning.

Not SO many years ago a mother res
iding In st. Paul discovered that
her youthful son was about to rob a
bank.
She at once, though 1t was late
at night, sent messenger to the
bank Cashiers homo to Inform him OF
the fact.
1t was raining hard and the night was
dismal, and the Cashier, reused from a
warm bed, declined to believe the state-
ment and turned In again.
When he entered the bank on Monday
mornlng, he was 81. 600 short In cash and
the bank had been robbed.w[St Paul
Pioneer Press.
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beef steak, sausage, ham and eggs,
veal outlets. picked tongue, Goldfish
cakes, baked beans, coffee, tea, oysters in
every style; mince. lemon, cocoaput, GUS
sard aud other pies, are TO be found at
che Pearl Restaurant. feb.29 u
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LEAF from Germany's hook.

THY 10 sUtHU tIIIIBs pVItVE ~ NtuI-
many.
Patent medicine manufac uers Ia
Berlin have to contend with police reg
ulation under which not only the names
and exact chemical analysis OF each
patent medicine are published but Tho
actual cost of each ingredient "a we'll.
One pr paration that was sold for $3.50
was shown TO have cost about tae.ve
cepts, md another selling ~ Thirty cpnis
cost not much over two cents u bottle.
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Immortnllty of Truth.

All truth Is immortal. and must so on
forever bestowing blessings onmankind.
Thus will the memory of the mighty
dead remain to us as flower Which
'.Like star
Beacons from the abode where the eter-
nal are"
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A PRENEIBM.

In addition to paying big, we will give to
the person securing the larges number, not
to be less than twenty five) fine FIRST
CLASS NEW SEWING MACHINE, retailing at $40.
SMALLER PREMIUMS will also be offered for
second and third lar gest list.
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AGAINST THE SALOON.

The MAIL AND EXPRESS Is tho recognized lead.
ing Journal OF tho country IN tho great Anil
saloon ReDgbtiean movement lt believes that
sholiluor tfal:ic IL exiss5 10 day in tho United
states IL ths orciny Of society," q fruitful source
u corruption in politics. tho ally OF anarchy,
school o crdna, aud with its apowed purpose OF
eeeking to eorrupty control elections and iceisla-
tios,. ~ Q menare 70 the public welfare and do
In brief.ssall who wish TO have in their
nJslos = FinST- Glass NEWSPAPER OF
nltioual scope, broad views, clean pages and
outrageous yeb kindly, uttefances on all ques-
tons OF general public interest," will not be
disappointed in tho Mai. AND ExPRK6a, aud
No respectfully eoicit their ilGncnce and sup
SunsCRIPTT0N RATEs.-.wEEKIy, per
year Si.O04 six months. 90 centsi threo months.
80 eenta. DAILY, por year. xf.0Ut SIX monthe,
S.ls0ss. three montha, 81 Sc; ono month, so
can a
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Formany years the daily edition OF tho New
YORK MAIL AND EXPRESS has been recog-
1Ized A. the Heading afternoon paper Of the me:
tropols. while its weekly edition has been THE
families IN every STATEN the Union. Ithaa attained
It's great popularity and influence BY its enter
tome and tho ability and courage OF its advocacy
Of the Right on all questions OF public interest
better paper than ever. and. - clean, interest
iualrllnfittn
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INDUCEME NTS
MANUFACTURERS!

Lander tville, Hunter
don Co. N. j.. on the
Delawar g River, fiji
teen mi les above TT en-
ton, N. j., for ty six
miles from Phi ladel-
phia, and sixty from
New York, offers supe-
rior Inducements for
the location Of manu-
featuring es tab ish-
ments. It has a popu-
lation Of a, 500, and
plenty Of labor can be
Sc cur ed.
There are excellent
sites in the town,
along the Penna. R. R.
{ Belvidere Divis ion ),
where iron, coal, &c.
can be brought direct
~ from iron and coal
mines, and run into
the manu- factorie les wi tn
out car tage. Two or
three good ater pow
ers may be secur ed
along the canal. There
is also connection by
canal wi tn Phi ladel :
phia and New York, for
heavy fret ghts. Land
is cheap, taxes are
low, labor can be se-
cur ed at reas enable
wages, and there are
other indu cements that
should lead manufac-
tuners to locate here.
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For moths, buy at Helms Hardware
Store, Coryell street, the Cryst- Alba. the
only positive destroyer Of moth and the
moth worm. May3tf
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1t is as big an error not to advertise,
if you have anything to sell, as it would be
to attempt to dc. business without having
sign on your place Of business. A sign IN
the newspaper is the more important.
Begin at once, while you think about.
it. Don't put it off and let your neighbor
KNOCK the persimmons.' Don't be
clam,' and don't be one of those "wise
men" who declare that advertising don't
pay when all the live, energetic, pushing,
successful men of the land, both in town
and country, advertise extensively and they
are . great way from being fools. Don't
imagine yourself wiser than twelve men
who can give reason. but come down out
of your conceit and advertise.
( Prices upOn application at The RECORD
OFFICE.
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OUR POLITICS.

,-s believe the Republican party to be the true
Instrument OF the POLFrICAt. PROGKESs
honest on forccment Of Its principles Is tho best
guarantee OF the national welfare, wo shall sup
portthom with oil our might; but wc shall Away
NAV.
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Home Newspaper,

II soiicits comparison with any other In tho coun.
Try q isone Of the IaAlsG Es1. rAp q PUB.
t.lSEAED any whore, and spares neither labor nor
expense TO secure for its readers the very beat
IN all departments OF newspaper litoratures
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hsyinx uasehsd esssy movement
1870 u erranxine the hessss aAd
rueIn. uhich VS. plzeed very hizA-
Vi<1ursa's wresth uas hung & fhe fno9
a tlse co<ln and others lay - The
rsssScem arD<snd t. The e13den -
me4 az Hsh9nsnIE<rn xas pfaced - tAe
hssd II TIE coma
AraEoLkp n fxcHT.
Toward the end Of tie sersios there
uas an interesting incident A duE
light p~rvadei the bxil<inx. The cur
szins were elosei everywhere. except
It one point. where the sun shons m
and fell with brilliant radiance On the
young emperor. whore lace anreole.i
in light. e1ined 4 prominence which
o<hersise would have been impossible
in 50 large an assembly When ne
arose from praying At the CONN
his eyes flied with tears. Then
he sadly bowed hts head.
The empress and Princess Of
Wales then advanced and were
,o;nesi by the Prince Of Wales. and the
three prayed by the colin. the princess
weeping other relatives followed.
In the archway OF the church the EN-
perpr thanked the relatives for their
pre-enee. and babe them af.ien- The
church was then cleared and prepared
for the solemn scrvire- Empress Vic
foria. unable 90 bear the strain Of the
ceremony, drove, with the three
youngest children. To Bornstadt. ar
ranging 10 drive 20 a. to return when
all was over. The Woerth wreath was
enclosed in the coffin. On her return
from the sersfre at BoFnstsdt the EN-.