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$50 pieces beautiful designs IN four own
inportation) figures, stripes and Per-
sian colorings, at 35c, 40c, i5c and Soc.
II is recognized in New York and
Boston that satinA are the leading
dress goods for early spring wear on
the street OF at home. See them to-
morrow.
1000 pieces English and American satines
at l2lc, ljc, Doc.
8 cases best plaid and striped ginghams,
chambrays and zephyrs at l2!c, l5c,
zoe and SOC. All beautiful new pat
terms.
SPRING WooLESs: Tomorrow We open 10
eases new spring wool dress goods, in
GLIDING now beiges, cloths and Henri
cttas.
100 pieces new spring doublc-wiath dress
goods at 25c.
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TELEGRAM; We received telegram on
Friday from our Mr.. J. $. Menkcn, now
In New York, 10 the effect that ho had
made another large purchase Of white
dress goods and embroidered robes, which
will arrive tomorrow morning on the G
O'Clock train. These were bought at a
forced sale, and will be sold nj a slight al.
vance Robes that are worth wholesale
s., will he -. IS: white goods, worth 25c,
will he l7ic; white goods worth l5c, will
be lie, and 10 ON. All new, fresh, de
siablc goods, and offered cheap because
bought cheap.
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Tnr members Of the womm's Christian
Temperance Union will serve lunch AZ
their hall, No. 273 Main street, opposite
Court square, during the Mardi GINS fes-
tlval. Good lunch and reasonable rates.
They ask The patronage OF visitors.
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Job Lots 90 close out

For the benefit ~ our regular patrons, as
well as for our friends visiting, we will
state that We have made what's known a.
Job lots" In the following departments.
Job lots" means 'sell the goods regard
less Of price," and tomorrow you can
Judge for yourselves:
"Job lots" In clothing and hats.
dob lot" in shoes and hosiery.
sob lots In blankets aud ilanncls.
dob lots" In evening silks.
"Job lots in ladies fine wraps.
Job lots IN muslin underwear.
"Job lots" In flowers and feathers.
sob lots" In conscts and buEtles.
"Job lots In wool dress goods.
"Job lots" In kid gloves.
"Job lots" in wool underwear.
"Job lots" in towels md napkins.
"Job lots" In every aisle and corner.
FoR GENTLEMEN; Elegant evening mech
wear Just opened.
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MENKEN g. COMPANY.
CRANE OPENING SPRING eooDs,

rEcIAL NorIcE: The Inequalities OF
our vast emporium arc cordially ex-
tended TO the hundred thousand WIS.,
itors and strangers now in Memphis.
We have every accommodation for all
ladies parlors, rcading-roolns, lava
tories and drcssing-rooms. We ex-
pect every lady and gentleman to visit
our store and make themselves at
home.
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Exhibition Of spring Goods In Every
Department.

CARNIvAL Goops: Masks, wigs and domi-
noes at less that half the usual price.
You must not forget TO honor St.
Valentine. Thousands of valentines
at SC dozen; also beautiful senti-
mental valentines at &c, l0c, l5c each.
Be sentimental one day in the year;
il does not cost much and come one
will be made happy.
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SAVE YOUR EYES
-
DETECTIVE ENtsICur
scientifically Restored.

The public will no doubt bc delighted 10
know that !. N. Molionl, jcwcler has per.
mancnily secured the services Of the ccle.
braicd practical and scientific opucian, T..
ID. Seward.
This should DC considered great bless
ing 30 those afflicted with detective eye.
sight, and such should at once consult
him. Professional calls made when very
necessary.
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THE KINGS BALL.

The Emperor OF Merriment and Smiles
Appoints the nobility and chivalry of
his realm 10 receive and attend
THE FAIR LADIES OF MS COURT.
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Fair Danes and courtly Lorls Greeting
We hereby decree, that the following
gentlemen shall receive and attend tho fair
ladies OF our realm at ourgrand coronation
ball at our Palace Gayoso, Mardi Gras eve,
February IL.
By the King himself.
MoMus IT,, Rex.
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SPRING GooDs: As many persons now in
Memphis may not be here again for
some time we have made every excr-
ton to display all the new goods for
the season. Several buyers are in the
northern markets, and instead OF trust
ing 10 the usual freight lines, all our
goods have been sent by expess, so
that tomorrow you can see grand
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GtDTutTN lb.
By the King himself.
MoMus IT,, Rex.
Attest DIX NOSES.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
wD Bethel, chairman.
Hon D 7 IIedden, Re II Vance,
q W Mctcnlf, Napoleon I'M,
George Peters, Dr Heller Jones,
ID L Porter, Harris,
n NJ Jones, w l. lGrker
Fly Cotton Greene,
J II Martin, John u sullivan,
A l. IyOWcnStcin, NJ Burke
George Arnold, ThomSs Tobn,
} r Fawnson fpd 4 Anderson,
Y Y Estes, William II Carroll,
yudsc i s Hammond, John X Speed,
NJ Heating. sam 4 Curncs,
George bowling, J Williams,
W u Beard DR. D y saunders,
Robert galloway, wLllapp, 30
w Crawford, Ten Il Patterson.
FLOOR COMMITTEE.
CO Johnson, chairman.
Hugh Petit, GO Harris
MCochmnc, Hunter Rainc,
William II bingham, MECOricr,
w EyormAn, Henry Loeb,
I'd Moon, II L Folk.
III u schlOss A u Gibson, jr,
y Hoist JC Icuhrc,
G = Galloway, IT, ic2n Hunt,
y shepherd, James II Rccs
J Il Jones, Frlucis u Heron,
J Gorion Jones. BTNadwcl
\ A Wright, John Dufy,
II McIomb. NJ knnCr,
J q NCelcy IL, John McRCynOldS
Entrance OF Rcx-Mondoy, Feb. IL.
The different divisions meet ut the Lou.
isvilio 4 Nashville depot on Main street at
l:l5 pm. The procession moves south
promptly ut ppm. in the following ORDER
chief OF Police
30 feet
Grand Marshal aud -Four Aids.
20 feet
Band Ne. I.
40fcct
Cow Taylor and stAf, Mounted.
40 feet
Comman Ter OF the Military.
Ofcet
ChckaRaw Guards.
i0icct
Memphis Merchant, ZouaycS
10 feet
Band No. 2.
40 feet
| Gen. James r Taylor. President n. T. Hidden, II
J. Morgan and reception committee
In carriages
40 feet.
Captains. on Floats. Captains.
scyeu Mounted Captains,
40 feet,
Band No. ..
30 feet
BluG city Guards
40 feet.
Sheriff and ~ Deputies, mounted.
~ feet
| Relchmanns Command, Cavaliers, mounted
The military and others wilfrcport TO the
grand marshal at the Louisville Il Nash
vile depot promptly ut l:l5 o'clock pm.
who will assign them TO their proper posi-
tons. Tho procession viii move south OF
Main street TO the grand stand, and Their
halt so that Gov. Taylor and stafi car
mount the kings stand; then moves a liz
tie further until the kings float is oppo
site the kings stand. The procession
halts, and the king and court dismount
and go ON the kings stand. Their
President ID. p. MADDEN surrcndeH th,
keys Of the city TO his Majesty, and Gov
Taylor extends the inequalities Of th'
State. The King responds, after which hi
majesty and the court descend from tn
stand, followed by Gov. Taylor and stai
and President u. +. hgadcn. All mount
The procession next m5vos south ON Mai
street 10 the Gayoso hotel. The King AM
conrt, Gov. Taylor and staff and Prcsidcn
lIadden pass In at the Main street entrance
OF the hotel, aud Rex and court register il
the parlor. The procession then disbands
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Mnr.I.
steam D,e and clsanlng works.

Ladies' and Gents Clothes Cleaned or
Dyed In all colors. Ostrich Feathers anu
Lace Curtains cleaned ut bS Jefferson
street. Goods received by express.
l.. RlE0El, Proprietor.
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Mardi Grns suits Cheap.
Fine Silica dominocs all siEcs and
shades, also masquerade suits Of all de-
S,riptions, cheap, nj ~ Bcale street
Bareainsi nargainsi iiargainsi
Visitors to Memphis should remember
that great bargains in dry goods, boots,
shoes, notions, clothing, etc, are oilercl
this week by
NJ. sCIlWAR2,
Nicely Building, Main Street
so pcs white check Namsook. &c, worth l2lc
80 pcs check India linen, l2lc, worth zoe
80 pcs striped India linen, l0c, worth zoe
100 doz cosets, 50c piece, worth from 81
Sl.50.
800 doz yards lace, slightly damaged, "a
yards in piece, at JOc piece, worth
from Sl.25 to Las piece.
20 pcs cotton flannel, &c yard, worth lel'
.,.. .r r NJ. SClIWARZ,
Nicely Bldg, Main 81, near Mccall.
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TIN most chronic anl obstinate cases OF
disease eventually yield to icTu'na.
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R,uroap tickets TO New Orleans, Weeks
burg, jacksonville, Fla; Cincinnati and
other points, at greatly reduced prices, Ut
I. samelson & Co.'s, reliable ticket brok-
orr M glO Main street
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pu,icrieL's spring Fashions.
Give Away q 900 Catalogues.

containing a fac similc Of every pattern
Issued. Come aud got one.
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childrcn's rubber shoes, this week, at Poe
per pair.
Mems arctics, at sl.00.
Ladies' arctics, ut DOC.
Great Bargains In Our shoe Department
We invite al visitors 10 call andNoxam-
inc our immense stock. and make our
housc HEADQUARTERS
Country Merchants We invite especially
10 look over our wholesale department,
where they will find special bargains, con
sisting Of first class goods, bought at shor-
in sale, az 30 cents on the dollar.
Our very best oyercoais, worth SIS, for
$40.
40 ovcrcoais, worth $50, for $3.50.
75 boys oycrcoais, nj II each.
1000 comforts. this week, az i0c.
200 pair white blankets, lO-l, nj 75c each.
20 baby blankets, nj hes than cost
10 doL unlaundercd shirts linen cuffs
and collars, at Doc each
20 rolls new patterns Brussels carpets, at
Soc n yard.
1000 yards short ends Irish linen, at zoe
yard.
Just Arrived.
New ginghnms and calicocs.
New white goods and laccs.
New Swiss and Hamburg cmbrOidcrics.
New hosiery, in large variety.
]. GOLDSMITH &c BROS.
as msip street.
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Beaded and Jet Wraps.

BEADED and Jet Wraps.
First importation open tomorrow In Jet,
lace, steel and irrcdcsccnt beaded wraps
at $40, $3.50, so, So and $40.
New Carpets and Curtains.
mantci Mirrors, Chairs,
And BABY Carriages.
Above departments are together on SEQ
ond floor, occupying twice tho former
space. The best lighted and most spacious
carpet rooms In the county.
900 rolls new tapestry, velvet and body
Brussels. Tapestries tomorrow at Doe.
1000 rolls new ingram carpets tomorrow,
all wool ingrains, at Ojc.
New Curtain aud sash silks.
New lace curtains at $50 a pair.
News FOR THE LADIES: Tomorrow We
open the entire production Of
Buiferiek's spring Fashions,
including over 5000 new paper patterns
from the latest London and Partisan de-
signs. The March Delineator and Metro
poliian fashion books also ON hand. We
will
Give Away 900 Catalogues.
containing a fac similc Of every pattern
Issued. Come aud got one.
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SOL. COLEMAN'S
IgOkO TUI.U

Cares dyspepsia, is good for the teeth, aud
Is the best chewing gum in the world.
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FOR BARGAINS THIS WEEK
COME TO
OIL DIS II T II 8,
3fs Main street

All our hes, quality ladies', misses and
childrcn's rubber shoes, this week, at 2jc
per pair
Mems arclics, at si.00.
Ladies' arctics, ut 75c.
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NEws ron THE LADIES: Tomorrow We
open the entire production Of
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-18
OLD BUT SAD STORY
TWO CHILDREN sOsNsO TO Os.r-
Lsft alOss "a so~. " IN astshss - ri.y
WlSa sskslax but 1h-srsa sS4ss
h.H-l1tzz " hsa Jhs F-E-
sass hstarzsa.

DErs0ET. Auk II-fhs Nssss of this even
iBk tsils ne foli 3~ing s@d sE0Ty. IEis nOria-
~ Iaeos seErsns . farmer vac i've nssr
tls h4ss hns Ia srssnnsld. came 20 t0~a
sith lo4d 81 potatoes snd sweet cora.
leaving a. home nis three children, FrsEk.
P1llp. and iEerss4. aged IL. 7 snd years,
respectively. Afs seArsns. vita ner IN
fant ACCOMPANIED her husband - market
AoouL y cioek q usiEhb0T noticed sAOKe
isseins lrom las sehrAue nO1Ds. but. sup
posing he head of the iaalils 70 De there,
10 losA that anything ~As wrORs sus-
scsled llsslf A lev moments lateT, how
ever, ne looked thag way again snd sas
that the house vas snre Giving an alarm,
be rushed 70 he scene sut was TOO late ~
90 much good Oaly the eldest iac. Frank.
could bs found. aud when questioned ne
sad Ae had lsfl bis brother ass sister inside
the house Al play. while lie went out 10 get
some sticks 10 pay solder with. The
ehiidrcn had q box OF parlor matches
which they had am used themselves VIII by
eDspplng them Of. They thought these
would be just Tie thing 10 shoot each other
with Ia their proposed war Frank said
that Was al he knew about II until he
came back from the bushes, whittier he had
gone for the sucks.
Every euort Was made 70 discover the
lost ones. but without avail. II the unfor-
tunate children were insids no sounds es-
capped the burning mass 10 tell of the fact.
and IL was concl udsd that they must either
have been suhocsted a. the outset or else
have wandered away in search Of the elder
brother.
As soon as the FIRE had died down enough
10 allow IL. one OF the men ran q green pole
into the part where the children were sup-
posed 20 have been, and soon caught il into
. Knot OF bones. beyond doubt those of
little Philip, aud q little later what were
clearly the remains of Theresa were found
close by. The spectacle was a sad one, and
brought tears 10 the eyes OF ali who saw IL.
Frank Swift, a neighbor. NJ once hitched
up aud came 10 the city in search or the
parents. not knowing where hs might
ind them; but il will be q terrible
welcome they will receive tonight when
they reach home. Mr.. Schrane, poor man,
before. is doubly poor now, as no amount
can compensate him for the loss of MS
children.
The house was a small one and was
worth less than the contents. Ii is sup
posed that Ar. Schrane had some money
IN the house. but how much is not known.
The total loss OF property will not exceed
1000
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-18
DID SHE SUlCIDE2
AOeATa.T s0oANAl-sT. LAsT Nis-T
a.. lou H@rtsoH. . " alter - Csn@l-st
ksss@arsnf Dass - sflanlEht Dia
She LAKE Fsissug-Ths Dostors
Ce1la Not Ssy

II wss Eve minutes ef II lsst lghs when
Dr. Melville dropped Lou Hsrlsons hand
and said that shs ~ss dead
For the past siI neths the dead woman
has been oinirg foom girl st restaurant
on Canal st. sEG hAs always beeh cheerful
and 20 al outward sppesrsBos las never
had az idea Of committing suicide. She did
not work yesterday. but viii her room
mate, Fam stevens pat g TIE time doing
their own washing. snd Ars. Harrison haa
gotten ready 20 taks tie morning tfsin for
lsfk Gty. q AewayEe coUDty, where axe
vas going - slsit slstef. ln ne eseslng
The Stevens eifl went sftss beT supper Ara.
hsrtsou sac shs Was noi nrngfy, 80 sne stay
ed IN tse room with Milan Beneoict but
went OuL sO Benedict cave. about ten min
utes snc. soon after che returned she began
10 grow slck 60 that when Mise Stevens gol
back, she Was unable 10 speEk 10 her. Df.
Melville was trst called and afterwards
City Physician Droste. bat their work wss
Of no Uss and the woman died as above
stated. Miss stevens Saws that the dead
woman was % years old AID had q husband
10 " nlte ia con, where sbe came fT0E
when sbe came 70 this city. der mother
lives IN AlleEsn. Miss Stevens said that
Mrs. Harrison had never intimsted that she
would take her hsr own life. bat on tue
contrary seem Ell 10 be very cheerful.
Milan Benedict said that be only thing
the girl ever said 10 him about suicide, was
that she would kill herself II sh e got as bso
rs some girls that she knew.
The <octors last night were unable 10 as
certain the cause OF her death but think
she took morphine and sooniie. Apoplery
might have been the cause
Mrs. Harrison did not live with her hus-
band and be was here last week, which
may have had somsthing 10 do with lAst
nights work.
From Mrs. Hartsons effects il was
learned that she had son years Old that
Is with her husbanc. and that her mothers
name IL Smart. She has a brother that is a
clerk in the City Hotel in Allegsn. and had
relatives IN Chicago.
Coroner Bradish took charge Of the
remains
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-18
IN THE ROTUNDAA


c. II. Adams and wife. Of Aliegan. are at
the Esgle
c. u. Hopkins. OF Osooda, is stopping at
the Eagle.
\. Freedman. Of Nuskezon. is stopping
81 The Morton.
Montgomery Hamilton. Of Fort wavns.
10 At The Morton.
d. X. GslieBtins, q Cssaovis bushes,
man. 10 in the city.
5. J.. Bsard.sy, Of Kslsmszoo. is regis
tered at The Morton.
Manly c. Dodge. an attorney from Char.
iotts. il 81 The Eagle.
y : Andrews. Of TIE Wiiiisnston Eafe~-
pvis>. - living hign ~ wests
A. +. Jackson. Of Ithscs. o Grstiot county
hustler snd wife are Al IN. Eage
Julia Hart and child. sna xisse. Iue =
and Alvins Powers, Of Lansing. are a. TO-
Esgls
Junius ?. Bssl the Bright yo1ne editor
% The Am Arbor Dour>. = gBesf a.
Svests
II. P. Wymsn ". arc j. A Wilson. =.
n. Moor. and J. 9. Ncialxt in. 81 Of
6rsn1 Hsveo. sTe Egssts q 7 - Aorian-
Bsrtlsr B-ssn. toe rnsn 80 controls ths
Democrat dsstnies in tas bsvsn1s Con-
gr-ss.onsI s--frt snd Richsrd I-sveIlics
~ Detrcit usrseus Fsvsnue rsfcrm
sr>sksr for 10 Democrsts. are occurvins
fsoHss a. svess
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-18
THIEVES MAKE A BIG HAUL
Chicago Residence Rified Of o3, ,0C
Worth of Jswslry.

Chicago Residence Riaed Of o3, 900
Worth of Jswslry.
CHICAGO. Aug. 17.-One of the most dar-
ing and successful robberies that has oc-
CURED in this city for . number of years
was perpetrsted wednesday night at the
residence of George W. Wigs. 2. 335 Nichi-
gan-ave. over s., 600 worth of diamonds.
quantity of silver plate. and numerous
articles of fine jevelry were taken. The
robbery was carefully planned and skillfully
executed. and the most jealous work ca the
part Of the police has thus far failed to re-
veal even the slightest clew as to the per
petrstors OF the deed.
The thieves obtained entrance through a
rear basement window and wsat through
the house in a careful and systematic man
ner. They pried open every closet and
drawer and took every article Of value that
they found. large amount of heavy silver
plate. two gold watehss. two ses Of
diamond earrings. two pairs of siaIaond
bracelets, . diamosd bTesst-pik and
number OF rings were among the articles
tsken.
Although the ihieve. entered the bed
rooms where different members Of the
family were sleeping no one vas awakened
and nothing vas known of the robbery
until the following morning. The police
were at once notified and number of
men where deisiled from the Cottage
Grove station TO work upon the case
but thus far the robbeu have bsfFlsd all
pursuit.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-18
A Little Bu.inss. 4. tn. House.

WAsHINsroS. Aug l7.-In the House to-
day on motion of Mr.. Forney, of Alabama
the Senate amendments TO the Sundry
Civil Appropriation bill were non concurred
in. and q conference ordered.
Private business having been dispensed
with, the House in the consideration morn
ing hour. resumed ghe consideration Of the
resolution zssig. certain days for genera
pension Legislation. me pending question
being on the demand for tho previous
question
TIE vote resulted 100 nays to 50 yeas
10 quorum. ana a call Of the House was
ordered one hundred and seyenty-four
members having responded to their names.
further proceedings under the call were dis
pensed with. Ar Payson. of Illinois, asked
unanimous consent that the hour should be
ex ENDED until the resolution was disposed
OF, oat demand for the REGULAR order made
b. Mr.. Blouat, OF Georgia. operated as an
objection.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-18
~ FAVOR or T-e aoAo.
A. Alleged Discrimination Gaze Decide
~ ths later STATE Cossa@Issioa-

A. Alleged btsSrtlntsatloa t4ss Decided
~ ne faIsr-st-ss Coasaisslos.
NAsHIssf9s. Aug l3.-Ias e4ses Of the
Llnc9la board ol Trade against TIE Barnoz-
soa 4 Missouri River Railroad Company, IA
Nsoraska. 4nd against lns Missouri Pacific
Railroad Company hsve ossn decided By
tas Ia stats Commerce Commission,
- nicn ialls - and any Sufficient reason for
chaags IA ths rates complained Of Ia silaer
case. The raies charged from Chicago 10
Lincoln, which sers otOQgEt ia question IA
tae nrst complaint we're soon altar mater
lallJ rsdlcso and a. the ssule time the dis
patty between them s1d ths rates from
chicago ~ Omaha ~a. 60 modified that
ne die renee conforms falriy % the reis-
i've distances Tue consideration cOntroli-
ing the proper al justmsnt Of rates % int
riof Nsorsska points are stated. lac rates
nom st. Louis 10 Llnc0ln, ~hich were chal-
legged Ia The second case we're also changed
0si0rs the hearing. both in amount and reis-
lively Ia faVOr OF Lincoln. and the present
differences IS sustained IA view of the more
iay0raOis situation IN Omaha, and othsr
Missouri River points. the 81 Louis rates
being governed by the Chicago rates.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-18
A SINGULAR VISION.


Hs- Tosor wouss IA Ohio Was
ssssch-d Prom th~ Jaws OF Death.
FfvDLAT. o. Au.. Miss Mary Scar
foss, Of Marion township. this county. hss
been ill for some time With a mysterious
diseases which her physicsans could not IN
dsrstsnd or control Her body became
cold and green spots covered it all over.
Last Nondsy she lost consciousness and Iay
I'm trace for tbirtF 81 hgurs. from which
sis ssoks and 90 bsr parents related the
details Of vision which bad appeared
= her during Oh period Of coma aad
A. This vision . nsu showed her a buggy
~hsei snd t0id her thst vss ths cause Of
her Illness. as in jumping from a vehicle
s1s asd niured herself on ne wheel He
tsen orougnt ouckss Of VAtsr. sheet.
md three bottles which b. sid contained
~ssp-ctivsiy vine. whisEV and alcohol
is rs- ths sheer IN Jhe bucket OF
TstsT. wrapped her n - folds snd
gave aer a portion from sach 0f the thrse
bottles Re told a.r further IL she fol.
io~ed tbs fYeafnsnt in three dsvs she
would 5e -rii n she did NOS tbez a. :
O'ci0ck ne morning % The next ssv sac
~nuid eonDenrs getrinE worse Rrd a. 4
o clock fs wculd eegin leaving hpr sua
49, q eiecx ne foilo~inx morning sne
you'd - tsso. fhH storT thoroughly
ssrnieo ~ pSTsnss aud fhs attending
pavsicisn wss sent for. hut 1s is1Ehei a.
TIE spirit frsrfmeut and sSvised that it be
u1f sffsfn pted snd is 49, not e@xun. TIE
nexf morning shortly sffer O'Clock zoe
y1uug vouias Ersv raci8lT varse rha
gr-~n srrts r-hnresr-f and death seemed
n-sr tn fnis emergency ne remedies
pr-~crie~si in the strange visioa wsrs
srnlisd and ne patient rsridIT improved
. ocunlued tn grow astfsr so at thar
- morning ~ ths tlrr-h tsv shs w.s snIs
o. SO. srfi trs<s herseIf and s nov rsrs-
rieis'v restored to health.