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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20


A Rno.fe fzk-usf h7v. wiring to Harpsrss
yaxsnx F-spie. gives sse sano.iDg s-cozns
a. v-suvfsrs urld os0sr sights srsn While
sh=oa<e Nev-enk ap Vsarvius With a horss
srd sarriaz. . iung disfssscr. and thsn We
vv-us u,, sie.s stzep fus,ieui,lrrs railway and then
- spalked ~ si', 80 - the way. We saw
eheo1l srssnr snsf tso ns~ craaEr. A u1an
RS, part rssy esrzvu the usv crassr. <ruf when
ths <rsoke ee,re1 sp,iid So kfrn. One
usxhA from cur w'ss>fow. We sa~ % al blss-
tnx nr bright, zad shree days sftsr We weub
us, Essuxi1fs ssis,f ssw ths t1Tss dayx' old lava
Al bok We sot a Lot ~ stones- suiphHr and
ofher shorr-z W@ saw ernrs ftsesian soldiers
rv1nnis, opsvn - sile where il Is al cinderss.
hrsbszad ~ zolnz sissxa IN ths fanicuiar rail-
vsY
tfs wu~rs ~ Arsri frrxn Espls. We
-~~rss e. n hufr1 f,as asei - be unsz,astnry
ar sf,lakS. II h-s a 1zE,s rfrurch al fltsed
NJ ~ ~ n. hssz-e Eas fall II psophe As
~. sd srs euazrsls. With grape vines run-
ni,x c-~er Thers bezukifai BAY gt
Aus.H we w-ut huurk ~ Nar.3.s. and shsn
no Rssu. srain- Ne ~.ns run Rouas -
Ar,cosas.. ansi Rs-z1snA. sd Ra~eun>> and
rasa~r,. .srsi E-srs-e We came ~ Eansrs
\, = sra6s. snsf aAsss eook geusiuls ~ ne
Fs.frf - ff.nrupe. On fhs Csrnrd e-arrsz a
r~u.ss u.sav srzze-kss svuk ~ ths ho4ai
rf,era - q bi- ~4rsars ssers ~ ahs Cssfi,s<i-ai
- ~ M.rks Ei<re tise p--ruhe v-sfk The
ns,lv hsar--sa ~ Tsnsre sTe she t4rea h<unza
k.rr@-s-n she fr-ct 81 "a Marsz The~e -
a an.--utlrei o.snr.r,fsp rlrrre ~ trsshersnd
v--srt ~ khe o7,. snd ~ couAl So Vssaics.
,usl ~ ~-.z.ls. snsi = iong distsnce a. The
srrrsre n rrosttF f,sil II sz>fss. wsrsre Tus can
-sseezsises 90 80. ~ whasrrsr 80 -,srse osas
faF ~ raW = fx,srai <uiay ovsr "a e-xrral IN
e .s,si.sla. ,re - e3e pesple ~ere drssses3 IN
reL Aa - ysustsias ara blsck-
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20
Slave Traflc I'm Africa.

The latest accounts from fhe east coast OF
Africa leave no room for doubt that large
numbers Of slaves drawn from the Lake Ny
ASA district are now regularly exported to
Madagascar. A recent eye witness of some
of the atrocities committed by the Arabs
states that they have no regard for human
hfe or suffering. Large nsmbcrs of kid
naped villagers who are taken 70 the ports
on the COAST are conveyed Ia dhowx to Mad
agnscar Mojanga Is the headquarters Of
this nefarious traffic, and there is too much
reason 10 believe that a few Europeans as
well as a large member Of British Indians are
concerned IN these ventures. Being wen
acquainted with the movements Of the ships
of wur, the foreigners at Mojanga are always
able TO warn their Sakalva or Arab accom-
pIices of impending danger. The Hova
authorities are bound by treaty TO prevent
the landing Of slaves, and it would 30 intor~
esting 10 know what reasons they give for
rsiaxin9 their vigilance. There Is a general
opinion that things viii not improve until a
greater amount OF consular supervision 10
exercised on the west coast Of Madagascaz.
London Daily News
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

A srs<sz a ias<rn&Esouzs srnfz1r ~ RAJ hw
tzsz ks<z zzrod ss<ss>1 C1lk s1d sks Ar
ssssns Est~4s<ss
An Engks1 pe~r. waess rssenses have bssn
re<tz.aea- kzs zoe~p~se a pe~lxlos - draznn>.r
fo< pl4asko<ss zzAzza<1csazres
A b<szzzA shz4a,Assex ~ ksw Oxtsans ~
peF<s th4k wsile od tns eozsE u patagonia
bssxexn.as ~-rs hloss sbo<rd sls ve~.sl ~
d-<ezz~ce - 10 .zilss fsoss sks l~zd
Fsrs = thr=assnea ~1rh . h~<ri~ q covsr2
Tie iapsrtal.s< violss = - - rfyaled by ~
bozl4nglsx c4<tsrsos1 ths carDs<soa bang
ne fssoriss ne~sr of GR bo4nngsr.
snvsiof<s year, k2s sailed for Germany
sfter -. 0uo.0p snv@.opes. ~ith wkleh he
propos<~ - crush tas ansslote asonox.ofy.
An Albany cattle k<oker is ~ rnxtzh afraid
Of nss~tias dpsth ~ viole1r form that hs
ezanos - persuaded 70 rtss on = railroad
train o. sesAalbo@s Or even beAiad horse
A school fer ths m4nafsreure of clocks
vii soon hs opened ~ La ylettA II viii
seconmsaAte forty puptls. was VIII pay SD
q year for iasxr0ct1o. ADD sIf . usonta fur
board
The newest freak IN Lontyn hair dressing
Is 10 have q f-w locks standing up almost
straight On TIE TOP of tbs head. somsthsng
aftsr tbs fashion II Claire Ia the convent dun
geoa. bat feathers OF ne~srs are stuck IN tie
| tftfis elevation. and is b considered ornar
mental
An eastern paper tsls ~ the queer way m
which The town Of orrnyton. Ne, go< its
name. The citizrns decided upon the name
Of Orange<o~n, and sent their minister 10
| get an act Of incorporation from the legisla-
ture The clerk Of thai body was nttls
shaky on orthography. and thcught ''orring"
Was the proper way 70 spen oranga Tho
pastor loved ioke. and 20 made no corrsD-
taon. b1s Ist the word 60 - written,
II 10 quite customary when any one dssis1s
| 30 show how tissls man knows, after al, to
ask "who can tell what makes biads of
grass grow. or why IL growsr But thero arc
equally great u teries closer 20 man than
even that OF the grass For instance, what
man can tel why every man who pays heed
% style is now putting his scarf pin In the
upper left hand corner Of his scarfs Who
first wore his pin that way. - what man or
body Of men ordered the pins worn that wayi
When last scarf pins were worn they were
put in the middle Of the scarf Then, very
mysteriously, they were not worn at all
Now they reappear in this peculiar way.
Lieut. NJ T. Hall, U. s. N. has been en-
perimcnting with an automobile torpedo,
invented by himself. at the torpedo station
in Newport, r l. The torpedo, which is
made Of aluminium brass, presents some
novel features. The diving rudder with the
intricate mechanicism common in fish torpe-
does is done away with. The flask contain
ing the motive power occupies eight feet Of
tire length cf the torpedo, which is twelve
feet long The engine employed, owing to
the novel way OF mounting 1t and its au-
tomatic character, utiliDes the full expansive
force Of the compressed air. In the runs that
have been made the torpedo developed high
speed, although only one-third of the maxi
mum pressure was carried, and the diving
device has answered its purpose as far as IL
has been tested
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

! PsI<exss Loussx. of Lersa i iass forsy
years cf sge.
fsx 1ti-cklness sentiment i spps.estly
galnlas stnsnzeh throngheat Australia
kIse HrAskkxs fsserite recreskioH Is
rttinz on korssls@ek lzxsag1 tAs parks of
koGs.
PKEsIDEsr c2sx0r Is good engineer,
ard did exosllsaf sersios ~ H2xre durlng
the Franco Pressiza wsr IN ls70zl
TwsSgF-0xs slieides have tzken place
from cilftoa suspension bridge, kagl@nd,
aimee is opening il December, lssA
BASASAs have bsoone socheap IA Queens
land. Australia. that their cultivation Is no
ion2er profitable. Only one shilling per
bunch Of twenty dozen Is pad for the fruit
A sorEisr travelling In India writes home
that ne was astoaished by the preeocity OF
the Hlndoo ehiidrea. Aaay Of them are skill
f1l workmen al al age when other children
are learning ths alphabet
THE cornhower that was the fsyorite OF
Kaiser William-the blue :" bachelors but
ton Of this latitude-is said 20 be the bad 20
Of the Liberal party in Belgium while sAs
rel poppy is thai Of the Conservative or
clerical party.
ExPEEss VICTORIA IL sblc 10 converse
lezrnedly with such men as Virchow and
Won H0lmhoiz, and her comprehension of
her husbands case has awakened wonder
among his physicians. She Is remarkably
well educated
BLACK and muddy rain fell at Naples re-
Gently. Prof PalEnleri, Of tue vesuyio %
serv2tory, says that the strong winds from
Africa raise into the air any amount OF dust
and the rain passing through those clouds
OF dust falls down blackish, colored by IL
TIE wife Of the French President is said
70 look not more than twenty-five years OF
age, although she is just forty-two. Many
women would like 10 understand her se-
cretof youth. The fact that she is the best
dressr-s Frenchwoman in France may DO
explanatory.
The popular thing just now at Cairo is for
the curious to take the morning train for
Zagaxig, returning at night, in order 10 wit
ness the grand ruins at Bubastis, which
| Naville has disclosed. "The Pharaoh OF Jo-
seph" attracts hundreds Of MOslems. who
venerate the ancient prime minister, and
marvel at the statue Of his Pharaoh
THERE is great store Of gold as well as
Of coal in Corea, but an entire lack Of
| proper mechanical devices for mining.
| The production OF gold last year was s.,
100000. The main object Of the Corean
| Embassy 10 this Government Is understood
to be TO interest the citizens Of the country
in the development OF Corean resources.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20
oath or Amrmatfnn.

DiSraen tOr Lord Beaconxdeld, as he wss
known during the latter part of his hfe) was
OF jewish lineage, but as TO all political
rights he was al Eaglistman- As be did not
adhere 70 the Jewish religion, he was eligible
10 the house OF commons, tho same as any
other British subject For many years Jews
elected 20 tho house Of commons, who adj
hered 70 their religion. were not allowed TO
take their seats In that body, simply because
they would not take the customary oath
which was sworn -on tho true faith OF q
CHRISTIAN" The oath was finally modified 50
that Jew could take it without doing vio-
Isncs % has religious conscience.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20
Hnx stoves Cana

Following the primitive open nearth tns
first separate heating apparatus used by the
Egyptians, GreelD and Romans was the
bransr, an Cpen basin Of metal, IN which
charcoal was consumed The brazier Is stin
In cor.raon use for industrial purposes, and
IN continental countries it is widely employed
both Cor cooking and for domestic heating.
The introduction Of chimneys into houses IN
the early part Of the fourteenth century
opened the way % all modern improvements
In the heating arrangements OF apartments;
it WA On or about that tiEns stoves cazne into
usa.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20
PUNGENT PASSAGES.

THE Emperor of China has thirty physi-
clans ard surgeons, ana keeps well not
withstznding.
Or definitions Of bachelor, "un-altared
man." "a singular being" and " a target
for a MISS" are apt enough
THE word suspicion" is, in the opinion
of jealous husband, "a feeling that COM
pels you 10 try to find out something which
you don't wish TO know
To BIT OF a jury as ga body Of men or
ganized to find out which side has the
smartest lawyer" Is 10 satirize many Of
our intelligent fellow-couptrynen-"
1T may be true that old maids look at the
moon in the hope Of seeing a man, but it
can't be said Of them that they ever 60 out
between the acts Of a play TO see one.
A RURAL journalist writes that. II as many
people knew how to pay their subscriptions
as well as they know how TO run a newspa-
per. editors would have an easier time.
TTEr say Charlie has married. Is she a
wellinformed womanl Vel, l should say
90. She has belonged 70 the sewing circle
for ten years, and never missed a meeting.
Mas. SNTrH has lost her husband I" I
know il. and. only think Of it, she has put
on only half-mourning Very true; but
then. you know, Mr. Smith was a very
small man"
Ix the case Of a young man in Iowa sued
for breach of promise. the jury didn't as
sess damages on his jSmping IS agree
neuf. but on the great quantity Of mighty
poor poetry he wrote her for two years.
sox-~ What IS inequality Of taxation 2 -
Fsther-"It issan assessment thai hits as
quite a. hard ss reigbbor Jones just and
impartial taxssion- On the contrary. lets us
OF. and makes Jones pay enough for beth
MrNIsrKRs WTFE-" How mach di3 ron
get for performing that marriage ceremony Y
this morniaQf' Minister 81 Two dollars -
WIFE Only two doilsrsf1 Minister
Yes; ths poor fellow sad he had been
married before, azd I hsdn't tie heart -
charge kiTz more than that
TBE VT - woman = sometimes eq1sl -
s1y emergency Sad one isdT. meeting z
smother Where have ron beeai - To
the cemetery Wen welli I shoslld thinx <
thst w0ul6 Be the at pace - whieh ros
woB8S gs Wei. = wia be tae very ASA
pace - wbich ! sAsH ga
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20
SUGGESTIVE SLIPS.

No MEDICINE which claims to be specific
cure for any serious disease, and is offered
for indiscriminate popular use, is worthy OF
any confidence Whatever.
WHOLE cloves are now used 10 extermi-
nate the merciless and industrious moth. IL
is said they are more effectual as a destroy
ing agent than either tobacco, camphor or
cedar shavings.
EAT something within an hour after ris-
ing, if obliged to labor or study, or exposed
to malaria or contagion. II possible, eat in
pure air, and not too fast. Nothing is gained
by boiling food, and much harm may fol-
low.
Ir carbolic acid be used In the paste for
wall paper or In Hhitewash it will drive
away cockroaches and other insects; use
the crystals of the acid which dissolve in
water; then mix with the paste or white
wash.
IN almost every household less sewing
would do for all practical purposes, and the
children be better of if better material
which would last longer were made up; and
child taught to take care for his clothes
and keep them nice is better off in the end
for that teaching.
PROCEED as follows to prepare blotter
that will fully remove ink spots from paper:
Take thick blotting-paper and steep it sew
eral times in a solution Of oxahc acid or OK
olate of potassium. While the spot is still
moist apply the prepared blotter and the ink
will be entirely removed.
WHERE perspiration is unpleasantly pro-
fuse, wash in cold spring water, and rub
with rough towel till the blood tingles to
the skin, or, put two tablespoonsful Of COM
pound of spirits of ammonia into basin of
cold water and wash with that. This leaves
the skin quite clean, sweet and fresh, and
is perfectly harmless.
A CONVENIENT preparation for re- -bronzing
gas fixtures is made by mixing bronze pow
der with any transparent varnish, say am
Der, gum-dammar or copal- Decorator and
furnisher, in recommending the above, sd-
vises not to mix any more than you are go
ing TO use at once, because most bronze pow
ders act as powerful dryers. 1t is best TO
put little of the vnrnish in small fat
saucer and some Of the loose powder next it
and mix with the brush while you are using
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

We aope that the brethren viii learn 0at
ccstazs stamps are not money. We 1snuk
buy bread ~ith postage stamps; we cannot
buy paper With possge stamps; 10 osnssot
pay printers with STAMPS; We cannot even
pay postage on or publications with post
szs stznps II helps the country postuas-
ters, Of cnuT~s, 20 ses stamps % our sub-
scrIbsrs ins1sad q ssnding Us the money
Please. brethren. do lot s-nd Us stamps when
yva owe - mcn<y. unsess it Be IS cents or
Under. 70 make ctsnEs- It seems 70 Us that
ths hr-thrsR tad seariy as -eH send US dry
goods. and lee the merchants make their
pruft on them. % psy their Subscriptions.
The po~tnsssser gets the protit On the sfsusps
--Amarican Baptist
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

A Gsr--aa casnrsny has g-stenaai a p~rr-szs
fsr crss35ring -trface r1loraeiozns upen ir1i-
clss ria.fe of eenusr. rioc ~ b~1zS Tpon ei,e
lfrst n.rtea u-esal . ~ ,-szihle - ie~eisr, All
fiss -o1oFs ~ -las rstnlsssv. and 1laon me "a
.sssr1ns - for-se.i - ssch shscsrs=-s ~ ~ usr-
m q csae,ne ehe sa<fsre Fhe rss,~< ~
r.sf.taun srI,t,larssa ~ thas a,vension s-erns
=, - IN t,,e auirzeiun - ssessee oronza -
r---srsss n ohss strer,ca oelnz 10y safssfss.-
s-s7r b.srh N ~ mss.w - furelalitv ard
r---.u-eisnc-e -&>shSe Cs-t~srn
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

The frss part u = seriss - rsproaucttons
fron the cheisss drawings IN the British Mu-
ssuna Is sbcs= % Be Published bT the trustees
Il VIII consain s~-nty 6vs nunabers taken
princfpA pAliy fro<n the vorks - he cd ItsIisn
sesocls VITA . few BY masters of Germany
ard Flandsrx The seiectioa hss besn made
with = view - supplying fac-<fzaises u pre-
hz1insTy sFssobs< or sndle~ fur picfu-e< n
the Safa5nal zzslery. and n illustrate rscs11k
assdstionS 90 the coiiecsaca. - Pnhii. Crpansoss-
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

nzz1s xRf8 kzD s<IAxz pskD u nskrS0 n
xs-s Cains~s kihs - - sanpisss fsgn .
eu5ss d1feu@uS nFu<z. sls konss aaasis <1re q
- A1a1<s4n b<6 fhs fra<ss exn-zzzs Il
ss~<A< b1@a<-ro s<1o< ek1sz<44s bele<h~1ss
fkfoo.n the e-<1z<r q Ne kito AID pz<o
xzs<1F zxryet r-ss ~ s7p and tos1ona
H k1ls - p<sss.-f = lt-~z q p@ls< ~sn~~k<zs
k1-s 90 80 <l-zx. ~ils<s. a.<hE ms sasr<s Il
<ks ~ind pockezs s<zs tarH~Df szsss ksrp -
z<zair IN a. sz<osELzsz pss<Esn q s-fazlsorssxa
Knz~ q sals kn14 ara z1<y.so s@.F~e fes< xn
y4.zh-
AnorE hEczsu<s fzness e a. chfnes
= sks<r bssf kzbs. -szs-A ~szh ths frszs ossf
~ Eu1<znx q - llzz-tx.ss<f N 90 css. ~hs<s
- nn~aneT sf s<lasnax ths ss<sng - also
p1nIE>x nnsfl.asst rhs shfn p~<<r sts>ehsd
- 80 ~ines E1O~-s azs.zr IN <oeko q tAs
w<nd alsd sllnal@s<s sA~l,~ppnAx ~ ne ~s<zez
IA klEs - .nns<azna- t6Tee s~ss N ksusSA
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20
rrnun>f HsmsrfE.

Pups Pf1s VII intended TO c<cwn Ma
poieoa, and went to PARIS for that purpose,
snd the ceremony gained all the eclat that
The pr-ssnce Of tho sovereign pontin could
give it; bat. az be was about % place ths
crown on NspoIcon's bad, the latter took is
from the pops's hand and placed IL On his
bad himself Than lifting it from there. hs
placed L On toe head Of Josephine. Lis wife.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

TIE qDsstfon has been asked, ''Do ne IN
hahitanss of the District of Columbia vote"
The District q Columbia Is governed By the
x1verura@us ot tss United stsses. and votinz Z
BY TIE peopls Il rsrdsrsd unnec~ssary by
that fact The people q the District bavs
no vu<s Cor naeional oesoers
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

Fr~.Ssa Thvst.sians ars inesre~t>f n a lew
rs@rf~oerupe. ne in~-us1on - Dr. Henoe7ae.
s.- inv--<ssg.rta0 ~ ehaaE~s q 80 sieoi n
pafi-usR i = 1ss=g .Fpiisa % tse srzsty q
the phenosn-u. - uzrrstiszs. and . szp-c1~f
e. pro~s Al susror>zn2 ka=fruuarsR--ArksH1-
ss~ rra~eier
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

Ths s~rn penny sspiied 20 nails = gen
.rafly supposed - hsvs hcea derived from
pond The thousand 49, slssys under-
stood. and sen pound. SIX posnd. soc.. vers
e~sssualiy shorssned 70 ths present terra of
CrraF
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

President Cleveland has vs,o>d <sore esrls
than any other president Washington made
vetoss. Madison 8, Monroe l, jackson ls,
Tyler 10, Polk 2. Pierce 10. Buchanan &, LIN
coin 1. johnson q. Grant a, Hayes 10
Arthur q President Cleveland. up 20 Aug. 4.
iSos. had sent tL3 veto messages 20 congress
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

a n'<tszn s-hsssi neerler rSlci = ffrrs -
uriss sa s~aT en- 'eTa- R-~ost - lsszsnsss
One q s'se b,,ss h=s,se.l n a. a,s cosrrrcxsticn
blssk sheet - psrrr = = go - ssT shss
nzcs q sev 'sss arizl.s e.suu<h uIa - De lAzT.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20


Several sq,la<irons Of United States vessels
engaged In the Mexican war on the Pacific
coast from isfo 20 1s4S, and they were at
times cooperating wiSh the Land forces N
the prosecution Of that WAL. The flag ships
ard commanders thereof were as follows:
The Congress. commanded by Lieut.. j. w.
Livingston, squadron OF Commodore Z +.
Stockton The Independence. commanded
by Capt K A. F. Laveiette; squadron Of
Commodore w. b. Shubrick- The Ohio,
commandeh By Capk c. X Seribling; squad
ron of Commodore I. A Jones. The Colum-
bus, commanded by Capt T. w. Wymar;
sIuadron Of Commodore James Biddle. The
Savannah, commanded by Capt William
Mervine; squadron OF Commodore John D.
Sloak There were other vessels attached to
theSs sqnadrons, some OF which may at some
time have borne the Gag Of the commander
IN chief
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

Gold cza hs beaten 2ao siru>s fhfurer
ths1 criinary pzper Coe ounce of beaten
gcid wsH eovsr Is ~zasrs tsst hys -0tnAl
enmpuf4fSon.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

r. ha~ Ae-n ss>sznase<i taes tee average Efe
- wzsca = fvs years. AMI ss1s< dssirg that
tine &sno.aoa ~eo~fes are u.a1s ana snl1
n fo-zzer Tears. before ~ haho~ ssvznz Has-
cssfu-rT. rc~ - sxpen~f--sT ISL 49, N
vsaasy1 she ens-s.l cuspaz for ssca E>.r er>
rloy-5 wa< efsy --srch=>s 10y ~srh - selp
ef mschfF>srv ee~A ns-n ssnFtoTe1 ~ tSs
hzEz1e@ - sn.h4es - es-1 ct 80 wssch-s
sraueiiT- -Ts-~-fers Re-7s~s
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

Fxzzs go - sA~ es~a u~r-ss< - e~2-
-, cssn~41y s1sp~ssa
h n~s buns x-1>r&-ly tzo~zhs tas< rhs arss
ga q tLs xr>ss easN szE 49, 49, E<ei "a
f1rs szmz1. wz1ls o<hsr s<.zuzzzs asvs
gwen - doz5<f1l kanex 70 b21tsrg -
Psnz<<oi4 n.<ror "a Yio<s1a. ~kezs A1zEzTa-
fsrtsr, s1sa esss bsel~nsas. Distinguished
alI,ls>f - r=~aforelax S1s LaiAeo States
xaxraso1 VIA sxn2oE<lzl1ry visH sAd
psEiz1pEiraIs bekors sas .esszzi oa1kFs4k Il
tie ~aF 0uE t-s <a< aeEarsz.szE a. ~ As1~
ineaea Aas ssusrs<lasd- ca s4~sF sst<lsscss
shas the er1ginAl overt ze< of nasziliry ~as
cnta1zl<szs1 4s Vicssbxrg Ga E1s khsissippl.
vbefs Al <zss1zpt 49, znaS<s. soz-s days 10
fofs tils Charleston and fsnszeoL2 Affairs. -
step q ss<s4z1~< passing dosn sl1s stream xira
stores % board be1onxizx q the Fed
srzl z0ssznnlenk as EAs arrlasasns 4
To pd41 a. thaE tlnss eossazt@d u
sns fa<r pp@znEser. Ehs property q 10
efry and Ln5nlsd for sslzts<, h - noe
surprising Ekzz ne steamer went by unAnTE.
and ths elFcsznsG<nes had been alnsos< or
xss1ea IA ths srea1s< events oe which Vicks
burg ~as tbs scsns gzEil ths hats inquiries
revived las memory Of thsnl Ths gzn va
broagnz away shen ths sorks Il fsmesrson
were dlsnlzarlst after tIis surrender % Gran !.
In ts<8. aaa ss< found IN tAs srsfnanes
stores as " Waxhingt0n, whence II vas seat -
Wss Polzs snd presented - ths academy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

Tne -sr szlris<i with The surrender of Cor,-
fsier>te Gen Kirby Sulith IN Tsras. Nay
es 1874 There was national thenkxgiving
far peacs deserved So~ z. tsfs
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

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hair = she wersa's Frotscsao7 = ruu. 80
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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

NsrxSe Mitchell The artress, was h1rn IN
xe~ York n iSz2 C6<rictte Crshsee usszas
49, hs,ra ia - sanss city IN tef1
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

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49, ,cziu@t = uz1Enlser - guEicias trcrn
ssnfs-s. ard ur-rxs~ - nn~e thsn oa ex~
sshffun an znAl azs sse@csed - - -
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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

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rftrY an1 TO stsa- u Kansas, sad Is =
.nsrss<suass ca ~ Oklahoma
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

rAs ayinz, God tsmpsrs ths wf,af 10 ths
shcrn lamb, - commonly q stTibutzd 20 the
Bibis IL - Ia ths scory Of MARIA IN
stsrnss ''S~nfim-uLal Jssirs.sy.' II - sneariy
word for ~ord with . scntence IN the Prem
CO.. q H<nri Esciazns d5o4: '.Dfsu raesurs
10 tread a - brsbis tondnes Herbert, IN hn
''Jacala Prudentum' Qosfn, hass ITO closs
shorn sheep God gives wind by rnsAsura' Ia
tie . ~Msmoirs Of Henri do besUe<ard" Q757-
issA. Savoyard able rsmarkz. Leo poett
csllys God cuts . mano ssAs according 70
hss u.s~zurss IL b not annsnAl for persons
20 make uss of fAvoriss QsoeHftons md 70
credit them 10 the Bibls. Who, n they knsw
the real origin Of them. would hesitate. Mes
very long ago gsnrlenan who said be re-
garied Shakespeare as vile and wicked
ssous person bad told him 50, for ne admitted
newer having rad any Of the great poets
works., used ths hno. There Is a lido in
tho affairs of nan,' aud aided, ''as was said
BY Paal in his Epistles.' And yet hessened
70 be plous and sincere. notwithstanding the
fact thai he evidently knew as little about
tAe Scriptures ~ he did about Shakespeare.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20
OUR YOUNG FOLKS
~ lssrsucTns ENHANCEMENT


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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20
Household

Softens the hardest water, washes and
bleaches without injuring the finest
Clothes or shrinking woolens or blankets.
Cleans without injuring the finest laces
and grapes. Gives delightful bath and
in the toilet removes all odor, and keeps
the skin soft and smooth as a beby's.
Kills bedbugs and other insects and
cures bites.