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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-09-27
THE POOL BETHESDA.
II Has Besn Discovered at last with Rea-
- aonnl,In CnrfnlntY.


I'VE have generally an announce
ment TO make. but not often OF so much
Importance as that OF this day. II Is
the discovery OF the Pool OF Bethesda"
So writes Mr.. Walter Besant in the
Qdrterly Statement issued by the Pales-
tine Exploration Fund. He is jubilant,
as all Palestine enthusiasts are likely
TO be, that vexed question In regtIrd
to u site is apparently settled forever.
Bethesda is mentioned only by the
fourth Evangelist In the fifth chapter
OF his gospel. John says: "Now there
Is at Jerusalem by the sheep market
for gate] pool which is called in the
Hebrew tongue Bethesda, having five
porchcs.n Tho word translated
pool In the authorized version is
given by some authorities ms ''swim-
ming bath" and the phrase spool by
the sheep market" is possibly better
rendered "sheep pool" Eusebius ex-
plains tho occasional red color OF tho
water OF this ''sheep pool' Ms being a
trace of the carcasses OF sheep washed
in II before sacrifice; hence the name.
rhere were, according TO the Evangelist,
FIVE porches, or porticoes, around the
pool. These, DIR. Geikle thinks, charity
built for tho accommodation OF suffer
ers. 1t seems to us, however, equally
probable that they formed part of the
original scheme for the bath. Five
porticoes would seem TO imply penta-
gonal structure; but this Is by no means
essential. A rectangular pool with u
portico on every side, divided by one
across the middle, would answer the
description, Bethesda" "a Hebrew
name which was probably invented by
ST. john may mean either ''house OF
mercy" or 1.-THE place OF the pouring
forth" [of wnter.1
At the northeast OF modern Jerusa-
lem, close TO st. Stevens Gate, stands
the Church OF st. Anne AT the
time OF the Crimean war II was ruined
mosque. but when the French came into
possession OF It they restored the church
and handed II over to tho Algerian
monks. 1t is near this Church OF St,
Anne, and in connection with excava-
tions made around It, that the real
Pool OF Bethesda has recently been dis
covered by Herr Conrad Schick. There
Is a courtyard 20 the northwest OF the
church. which leads through newly
opened passage into another courtyard
some fifty-fee square. At the north OF
this latter courtyard there was Mt one
time small church. Beneath the floor
OF this sometime Church are vaults, end
through the floor OF these vaults n els
tern is reached, cut into the rock TO a
depth OF thirty feet. This cistern is por.
ton OF the original Pool OF Bethesda
There is still water in it, but 1t is diff.
cult TO say whence it comes. This, in
brief, is Herr Schicks report OF April
8. Since then further excavations have
been made. and he has prosecuted more
extended inquiries a twin pool has
been discovered Further examination
will bring more details to light; but il
may now fairly be assumed that the two
pools, tanks, or cisterns thus discoy.
cred, really constituted the Pool OF
Bethesda, "having FIVE porchcs, " where
Christ healed the pnrulytic of eightand
thirty years standing, Pail MAJ Ga
| vefLe
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-09-27

There arc many young mon who
would give hall their fortunes TO have
dear, good sister, and yet when II
sweet girl one OF these young mon
wants to marry offers to be sister to
him he does not appreciate the strained
relation. ~. o. Picapine.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-09-27

FIR the benefit OF those who desire 70
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Chicago, Milwaukee and other points on NV, s,s
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sion tickets 10 points farther west at one 20
half Of The regular rates, Tickets VIII DC
GOOD Tor return passage for thirty GAYS
from dates OF sale which will be as ioiio"''
October 9th and I'D. ,,k " II
For further information, address a; eent
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-09-27

CHECK Colds and Bronchitis with llaie
Honey az HorshOuud and Tar.
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure In one nnhuls
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-09-27

nouhlv essontinlisit that YOU should be pro
yided with somc reliable family med,r,'S;
Hostetter's Stomach Bittcrs Is tho pes ~, ~
its class, renicdying thoroughly rs lto IN,
such common ailments as indigestion, w
situation and biiousnoss, aud AFFORD sur 80
and speedy helpin malarial cases. rnoui 4''
tism and inactivity OF the Kidneys
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-09-27

HOTEL KEEPERS declare that n grca,
many men get away by the fire escape "a
escape being fred out below.--Boston Post.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-09-27

FREE A 3foot French Glass, Oval
Front, Nickel or Cherry Cigar Case. MIR
CHANTS osLI. K W. TANsILL & Co, Chicago
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-09-27
CHAPTER IX,-CoNrINuEp,

Copyrighted, 1855, he A. N Kellogg Hetrspdpsr
Company. Al Rights Resaped
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-09-27

LAWYERS ought to be good poets, the!
write lots Of versus ~ Rochester Post
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-09-27

IF afflicted with Sore Eyes use DR., Isaac
Thompson Ego Water Druggists sell 1t. DC
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-09-27

END MEN chiropodlsts. phrcnologist'
and undertakers Puck.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-09-27
THE MARKETS.

An Indian warwhoop Is not q Sioux
thing sound. Pittsburgh Chronicle.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-09-27

GEPPERT Medicinum, Cincinnati, cures
lung, nerve, throat diseases. Send for book.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-09-27

The bill collector is the man whg.makes
a duo Investigation. P'itshGreh Chronfse
Tglsornnh
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-09-27

A SWELL thing In hais--the humminR
head after spree, --Iiotel MdL
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-09-27
UNDER A CLOUD
on,
CLEARING HIMSELF.
The Thrilling and Absorbing Story
of Great Crime.
BY JENNIE DAVIS DuRToN,

AUTHOR or HER LITE's SEcREr,n AM
OTHER STORIES.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-09-27

LEMON Juice Is cordially reoonnen11e e,l
for one kind OF felon; the ponlteht'A'' ~
the otheri-BostOn Budgd ~.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-09-27

How can q loit-handod maa expect
70 write rightP
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26
{" A Legal Wreck

Mr. Cillette's new play, according 70 the
New York papers, is odd and eccentric. It's
chief merit, says the Tspses, will be the nov
city Of its ideas. A hero who is betrothed
10 one woman and asks her 10 release him
so that he may wed another is a human sort
Of fellow, but few piaywrights would care 10
daily with sueh hero If they expected 10
carry the sym mpathy of the audience With
him. The entire play runs IN this way coun-
ter 70 the cherished fancies of playwrights,
actors and managers. A strongly dramatic
scene - made Of an encounter on a cAG be-
tween a ruffian and gentleman who both
love the same girl The rufian falls over
the cliffs upon the rocks below. The gen
tleman thinks he has committed murder.
His remorse and grief are touching in the
extreme. The poor girl who is the object Of
the quarrel enters. and her sorrow is pitia-
Die. The rsconteuT Of the plsy is On the
stage. "a be generally is. He convinces the
gentle man that he has killed the ruf3an, and
ADVISES him 10 surrender himself to the
shs1ff Tofs generous advice ~ accepted.
The glrl n sent sorrovf'lliy homcward.
Then the rsconteur lowers ropc and pulls
I'D the rufisa. who is not even bruised, and
conrinces him that he killed the gentleman
in the scufle PathOs is turned 20 farce in
a moment The climax is 20 unexpected
taat tbe audience hardly knows whether to
accept It or not-
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26
Sealed Proposals.
Notice TO Coal Dealers.

GRANp Rapids. Mich. AuE Il, las
Sealed proposals for the supplying ot the Michi-
gan scldierS' Home with yearly supply oi 1000
one thousand Sx hundred net tons moro Or less,
cosl viii bs received until u o clock, tBoOB) Of
Ibufsd az August ~. 1853. st which time the
said sesitd proposals III be opened by the under
ssaed committee a. the ofice n the Michigan
Soldiers Home, and the award given n The low
est responsible bidder The conditions upon
which TIE proposals viii Be received, considered
and awarded are "a follows viz
lat The uudersigped COMMITTEES reserve the
night "a select from the oifsreut proposals any
mturfncUs ceal no rrsde inferior 70 fhe shove
named viz ~ considered by the ooFauifteel
y hich they r7sr deem - be fcr tae sext Interest
q the state 81 Michigan.
a Tne Gid cr.si 70 - delivered srf stoTed
IN The sins 6 the Michigan soldiers Home n
ets not - exoeed $ Eve car loads a. AR one
tEe snd e. s5lCh times IS the Comm sndsnt of
ssid Hone ray order or direct
- The successful bidder vii - required
70 execute q bend. With approved seoJrify in he
sHEl ~ s. oQo) one thoussna dollars. psFshie -
ths sfsfe - N .chiEsn iD case q eefsuH CT non-
f1ifllrsent - sd co1trst.
sth. All sesied proposals snca,la 20 sddresssf
toCoi samuel Wells Grand rasiGs. Nich snd
the ~o7ss, "ses ed Proposals fc7 Coal, vritiea
g the msrrin sfthe envelope
sf1 he ccrsrfifiee reserve tle rieht - = ect
an and 81 sids for snch cosl n "a their inds-
reut theT deem t for the inttrsst o. ne Sts1e of
Nfrnlssn
sened ~ sufborifv ~ Re 7osrd O. Nsnsrsr,
saxTTL wELBs
r. tIf4FE
N BR0FS
Co-risfse.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26

A yA1HfcNAsLE CCLCHED FAMILY.
roflzsed sAos- The shlsky beiIes with them
slzscs hrighE coio<s AID gz1dy r4iment. and
sao colorsd citizen Il tne capital Is boand TO
- pTonEoelt Hs IS pruminsut, too, and that
tpzLly 50. LIE means as much 10 him az 90
you. aad tAls negro population of Washing
co. 1As soSiety q ia oEn AID ir hssas many
raSses ard zsts a. havs the whites. Is hAs -
literary ciabs aad Its s0cizl org gani zassone
IL co1Qrlses naay insara aaoe socisSiss on
t1s mutual plan, and Lhese are divided into
ordisrs kaoua as ths kC-es Of Scaroa, the
Lies q 10 Valley. shs Daazhlsrs of the
I.ora. etc. Tasse orcsrs come out strongly
a. cosored fDasrs.ss. and they have their gay
kihs and bounesE. winch thssT wser as hedgez.
The L1hes of rhs Valley. for instancs, may
havs a bonnet q blsls aud an apron of red,
and -Asfr slack faces same out OF tnsss a.
they march In hao TO TIA grave
rAs cctcrea citazsn - Washington Il esps-
cially prorninens &C these funerals | have
kno-~n servant girls % speEd a whols
months wages Il gscCGg ready for ard TAX
ing a carriage "a 80 90 a friends funeral,
and "a. tGrorais Of even rhs poorest Of the
colo-sl poruiatioo have q score Of carriages
ir the procession. GEd A. . rule these car
ri2gcs have wAiss drivers
Nsny u the colored citizens ara Fl office
They rscaiys good salaries, ADD they act as
r,sssengsrs aad IN soEs- Instances s>,ariet
cierkS There are number % coicred girls
n The govsrnznsnt printing Office, and the
color-i schools of ths capital are taught by
ne-rossL The two rzccs do not attend the
sauss schoois IN W ashington, aud there are
sor,s acsdeuniss ard charitable Institutions
fd~ sns -sinrasion % the col5r-d pecple here
Howard anivsrsity = devoted entirely "a ths
s1aGsezoa u -se coiorsd people oS both ssxsS.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26

Saturday, August q. the regular fall ADD
winter season Of the Haynsrket Theater.
Chicago, viii commence with Mss Alberta
Damon snd company Of clever specially
ard cozedT artists, presenting for The
first time q musicsl sad farce comedy IN
three acts. entitled The Scarecrow. hY
Messrs Harry b. Smith and R0oert \.
Peatty The company vii comprise The fol-
lovirg well knowB artists Mss Alberta
Dssuoa. Mss Bertha Fov. formsrly Of the
Fav Sisters. Mss 0uigisy. Of Carleton
Opera CoHspaBT. Nsihe Petfit- q ChicsEs
Conservatory. NJ Dcaer. brother ~ John
GfIhert the comedian. I'D NJ Lev HaVr-
kirx former,v cf Hswirfas snf Collins.
Dsk Carroll, ~ wesl-ksovn conas5i.ah (,
lee Hs~rsss1 sr3 otssrs Mss Dsr1on
uiH iutroducs ueT songs. % follows
Havsn ~ I5es, Bsve Toaf slso Won-
Ter How Mach The~e T. n TbatF' s1o
catchy sa=t between Mss ner,c1 sri nicx
Carrn3. entitled Yoa~ Ht r. ~
Hzwtins w stsg lis issest. eptse5 &. A
Newspaosr Maa = wbale Hsss Bar1as rov
va fufrsssce catchy soags parssczssrir ?
ssstes - her sev.e - sszgizg. wtsis spso-
iss~ss ~~sa ,. sntr>Sao-3 ~ Kisses paro1
all F07. sd siso ~ Eawoss. Cr-roR sSx
Garrlzra
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26


A great deal Of The truck fgErning about
Washington Is dors by neyroes, and they
bring their produce into the market in carts
with broken down mule, rs a rule, drawing
them Back of the market you viii see, win
ter and summer, old suntiss. quantity dressed,
squasting down on the ground, With httis
bit OF sssAfras. some twisted tobacco, and,
perhaps, a half dozen eggs about them for
sale In the winter they have fires in pots or
pans flied with Goals, over which they warm
their hands and make their coffee, and in the
summer they bring great loads Of Wild fow-
ers In 10 sell They are very polite, and they
vin burst out into loud hawi hawl or yahi
yah ar the least compliment or kind word
Speaking Of carts. the most Of the hauling
Of toe capital Is by mule carts, and the col
ored MAN driving the ons eyed mule is a COM
mon sight here.
Washington Is city OF colored caterers
There are thousands OF people here living in
rooms, aud many Of these have their meals
served by cnc.rvrs Souse Of the colored
caterers have largo establishments, and 1
know OF one who has made quite fortune
at the business He has now large board
ing house tuss above ths Arlington hotel,
facing McPhcrson squsre, and he has made,
venture to say. at least 1000 out Of ped
ding meals Es viii furnish you your break
fas. and dinner every day for a month for
to5, and a very good breakfast anu dinner it
VIII b. he furnishes the dishes and table
cloth, and his wagon brings your meals hot
to ysur table. The colOFed man makes a
good cook and Wormley made fortune out
Of cooking WorInley's hotel is stil one Of
the best at the capital, and 1t has rooms
which comrrond IS and more day. Worm
ley Iefs 500 900 when he died. and he began
hts life by driving cart. One Of his sorss he
sent 20 Paris 70 % educated as n cook, and his
boys now manage the hotel
Many caterers are colored men who Go the
business on a small scale, and they send their
meals out IA TIN Kitchens by an ebony ser
want This EBONY Mercury is not always Of
the clsanet, and il docs not make the sPpe-
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26

vsssoa ln sss pspsrs tnst &c part q : shosld
sv~g ~ zDsa - = 1eEFe- s9~ 9sSrps 0~a
Ia sess q 10 snehs eoszsuslEx 4, a-sd Frs4
Duasiass zAs Azlstsa1ker soxs-z shaa tss
eiasasr sesr ozz-sd- Frss- Dssggs4as - ~0xta
esz.a.AsseksT .sSr slee ess. hs sd sss .AlEs
~tas ose@saoa~l1y ap.s~~F a. zns = slss tso-ss<
rscsptseas. s1c z4ss Ezs4 s0en >ascas sAs
met fAsEaoeaisy 9rssssa tEroass 4 saiss
D<Es,.s In s5ns Il oex se1ASors k0&cs
Tksrs ars n4z1bsr "a oolorsd aasa szer
pasysa u sss N aits be1ss. fss presaGissE's
ecacAznz.a Afosr< d&-k1zss, - a taA. fss
il-sklsz Afrlnzz. VIA . fzcs - bl@ex - Eas
bs4ekssz u blAek Hzk Ha = SIX fsss t@ii,
49, broad shss-deFs. and ~ IA cream cslersd
oossussss ~iEh sslssr bI1tosss 40 1lakes qetts .
sssl sppsAx.4sa. Fhsss = . eolosei Ea@>ses-
z=r ~A0 sl-Ads az Gel LAEn0znrs dsor he
las ksAd a. 80 zs foos bali. aad quite
- roszzId- Hfs Eanss = ArthaE srd bs has
bsaa IN ths ssrvics q ths " ate Hs1ss for
ys~ss Then shsEs .rs oessrs about -Ae *.
sruEys m&zsioa who have blsck sAl0s, and
IA shs cosored ssciesy Z TIE capita Ia nan
connected with tee executive mansion stand
ssp>rialiy ~siL fhsrs are no eosorsd con
sr-ssEnzn nov, btt fnlzils sad Harris, when
a.sy wero here. we're As~dtng nszrs of the
color,d soeazi sisnnsns, and Harris hved n 4
very nloe lstis house Al tia t.sh1On4bls
noFt.se-sern part Oc the city.
The 0f5ns boys of Washington are Is q rule
cuiored. and you caa SO sa sErand boy here
for s. se-k aad ap~zrcs. rhezs boys are.
Is . rule. asnhstiosss. but sn-y DO zoe seeEn 10
ra2ks mach hsadwsy AZ Earning % write or
sp<n had ons VITO sss1npted Shorthand.
but who fx,isd 70 make It from lack q
betng able 70 speil, snd hAvs tried ons OF
two colored stenogFaphezs, -ho have pre-
tended 10 know tAsir business. but have in
s.vn~rx ..s.a fxslef
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26
A TERRIBLE LOSS.
uRSt re sszsss brsstfsg psss ss
- k.sy xsa szs n sNes xs4k.
a sssssIssns pny.lslaa's s,s~~

Tbs wrissr BAD s1noss sEtsrsstng < sns~<>
xssw xssa sns "a s@s iSs<Eag pSysssi@2s
e sssses ; fsw e3ts siEcs, ~Ass souas
f.ess essAe ~ nght stfek are eotA start
hax ane valuable TIE sonsersassoe fAs
s1Fssa sPsz sve<yeEk sna tAs ssT@lz
walch s>G - epoa TIE American szez 2Ra
~s2asA u tss sFsss.t d~s - vel - tAs
teri oke, ssis ~ ksec fsksoa
TAs dosisr ssld "a h . fxos that usea
ef pas Esss ale suttsnly ereskiRx a~~a.
l2eoFs 4 nes are ceeessi1g xet ~te@se4
aaa ~asss sad 1ssksxs lees hsxfsAy and
ssssrets tksa fe<<ssriy TIE fssxfsl
sshs u arGak .sss sss d@s Ho<s - tts
bFa~ksts Sswa eE tbs esSy. xA4cA De-
IaGaas sss - Ala as, tkSa ~ say s<Asr
knswn eSzss. Nae. wss2sa ss& sklkd<eA
sro Sgbwfaz veekes zsasx sonss naSsss-
rssas itn asEc. whseh aeA asss sxenaDe
| PAVE tried % ssssrtsfa vAss Sets sEf,1-
sacs zlxy ~. sud Az satisfied that 4 h
ese 80 a lSsk q sustaining toroe ma the
nervous snerxr aud exka - lea wsich
bssise ess sas society esssta&sis dss-@se
TIE zsrvss bocoGs shattered as6 40
not rsssla rk1fr former tsne. The
stbsmss IN me system becomes largely
exhausted. sns sns nrSs thsng We know
va %eas sf . seade& gfvtag way soa tts
sicks sss or death Of sstas one we has sup
posed was n perfect health. II sons
msAes oasid be fouaa 10 avert tAeee
tressie~ N wssid be . great ssasfssHon
q TIE world"
els . source Of gratitude 70 DO sfsss to
chrsaicle the fsos that this searos has
been fsssd. and ehsx by . rare eez eins-
tion Of psptoniasd beef. hops sod Hsit
and called Hoptonie. the vieaa forces sf
life can rot ssiy Be suxtafned but restor-
ed. faeia psrtanes OF tkis discovery can
nos be sss greatly emphasized. sad the
e1setits .ztxodactien = having apon the
N fWsn tt. h.
trspe mcp and women tack IN .sasr-
gy sad am DIDO, IN enc future they do SO
with the realization that Y might DO
avoided.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26
EBONY WASHINGTON
NEGROES OF oOs NATIONAL CAPITAL
Fhssr Tasarsaes soclstisa-rAsir Dsch>Fs
aaa L4sTsFs- s~~rsss "a FsFtaas-C~f
a4-a oneials .s1 rrsfsssfszzI
Easl1ass asn-

y ssEEzs4sCs Aar 19-W saAinzto1 e
l1s ol4ss eslF a shs Jaissa ssAsss. Il hzs
sEa az1Ls q fne z0stA zl4i ths soztA ftz
fopsl.a-4,a : rla.is n,l q Dssp.s from every
4l..Ls zzss eo1a1fF. snsi yaa III 49, "a Penn
- lsassa4 zse1us tsss rspressrl41sgss - s~srF
a..ilsa ga ne fsts * taa kiosa. = 1sl.lagson
las s8s5s aesrsss n s1a zsa. 20 pesels wao
n-z8 a - - Do,Iiia.slszs. zll1 saafs 10 oE4sr
1sgF 80 hks mesa ha8y ~ 1aslIl 4xs hlghly
sii.-C..s.zl alr8 "a SUNDAY scms II 10 bes1
srrzset dazses ghe slrzt a-oag c0azsc@.saE
. sl4ls a4ss LzlEs "a 1izlk "a I. z~sly
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26

rsurhse-- VFhY. "a, yeTI are rot think.
ing cf -oiax c-t az this isse hcslg2
Fn-t~~ f-peo71s~ir'-Fes ar
paaxheer- sist sos1g sft<- ssc-
t<-rs
Fsth-r-N1. Tn r-i,1 sft-- 1-1-
Tsunz Nan tr-siux krrrsrssiv - %eil. I
thiuk I VA aavs 20 ssv Food night
Fsthsr .gAarin< 81 hIsa s--trood Iasrrsagi
Texts Ss<<irxz.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26
INSANITY.

fes betiittstss Meng fes trfesaiet "a eanss
foF Delicate ChiiaFen fss ali ~hn nred
stresssh. HoffostC IL A BLESSING
Fer esls ~ all DrsssisGs. S~a~@~s A<2y
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26


and IL asrns Gus embryonic lawyers. doctors
aud nsscasrJ svvry year II has good cur
rir,lirn and gncd professors. and the pupils
Do veil I ksyw one Washington real estate
ulzn vso = colorsd. vso has made consider
soie money. Thsrs Is a negro Banker Who
tsrrs CIT noncy az 10 per cent month 20
as felious. ard there ara negro clerks in
many 4 tho grocsriss u Washington They
have ~ rrie tha lovr-- POSITIONS But they
So taa servants q toe eapitsi. and they do
al the fetchiu iux and carrying Negro SER
vanf girls hr-~ ~ from s6 % fl5 a ulonts
snd beard. They maze ordinarily good sar-
waits. bsst raanT of tcern ara shfffiass. and
yon vi fni as many ishCreSf a. honest
A. rui,. ia god servants have ben
brought ny II god farriies IN slavery tirues
ard kavr ,isisar bssn slav-s themselves or are
sha eallirsa q slavss. raere arr f.w rod
eocSs sr,on< thszn. I'D theT make Is ruls
gea<i nurses
Thsrs So h-fnfre,is cf colcred 10, hsrs
rs~rviag on Ettie buSness~s of their own.
and th-sa BUSINESSES are Il at kinsis. from
fh~ selinx - ~ cream and oT<fsrs - toe
-aai srd woe merchant cn a small sraie. Ia
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TIE best Ssivs IN Ia rsrid foT CrtS
erTises sores. Uicers SAT- Rheun. Fsr.r
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Cerrs and ~ SklB Frzpficss. sr5 posi-
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Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26

Rchsr=sa-T <av D--nIsv. tkss TT
kreiia I len4 rr- is<e ~-rx I ~a~ J-n~s
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take it yesterday. sss he nzsf ke~e tosned
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Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26


sts- of the besriers snT kearer to sce him ses
The an kiScasn down on ths street and squat
himself upon = whiie he bas e chat rftA one
~ his friends whom hs happens ~ meet
along ths way between sbe kitchen and bis
diners
TIE rc~sboTs q WsShinSton ar- n-zrly
sii cosorsd. snS the way the7 NIX up ths
kings Engls-h IN eryt1e tseir papers -
worthy of pos> The v4f->rs - the hetsls
are eolared. and thsv zlansgs - gss about
o. many a1arter- eBs ~ the g7sssz Is thoes
a. shs seaxi5e. I fnS thst II do not fee
kccTsfls sm nos, a. rue. vslted upon.
ard it takes an svsreSe u four - fve sa.x-
tzrs wesk - kees ny waiter N god hauor.
IHoaAs !. Tom.
Generally c-red ~ Death.
A. ths police court- The iusrs-C7 ,
tisoinz = witness
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Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26

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