davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-04-20
Nineteen thousand more IrisIlmen left
their native land last year than in the year
before.


1Een1atson 11aI1ng Headuays
Cremation Is making moro headway on the
continent and IN this country than in Eng
land. Italy for ten years mas had an aver
age of seventy live incinerationsy Gcrn1ny
an average Of fifty annually for the same
time; but England has only had ten per an
mum. The expense Is not 50 much IN the
way, the cost being but ten guineas; but
English sentiment il bluishly conservative.
People don't like the klea Of being put IN the
Gre, even when dead Very many have m
idea that it viii some way hinder tho rcsur-
rection Of the body, which to the masses IS ..
literal affair But IS matter Of health the
advantages Of cremation are certainly very
great II also does awny with the vulgar
parade Of a ordinary funeral. and TINT, uTa-
fortunately, Is precisely what Is not desired
hy the classes most 70 Be benefited by
economy Globe Democrat
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SPECIAL. NOTICE.

We viii insert In this column aslwarflsa
menfs OF Wants, For Rent, For SALE Lost
EOnnds &C., not exceeding four lines. ONE
WEEK. or less. for 2E Cents.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-04-20

An experienced teacher OF Baltimore will
form class in Annapolis for Instructions In
ElOcufion, Conversation and Earlor Etioueffa'
Address mis-. MARY L. GADDESS, S2I Ar
lington Avenue. Lafayette Square, Balfi-
more, Nd. ~
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A pair Of gold-framed SPECTACLES be-
tween the Kaiser House and Prince George
street. A liberal reward il left at Hotel VOL
les, A-1flw
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WANTED.

Agents 10 sell Crone,s Dead shot insect
Powder. for destroying all kinds of fnsect. -
Address M. j. CK0NE. p. o. Box lis, Annapo-
I'D. 4 lSW.
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FOR SATE

Tho PROPERTY No ~ Green street, now
occupied by Jno. j. Brewer. Apply on prem
ises
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-04-20
LOST

A Gold d sDGE. OF Red Man design. with
tne initials "a I. " on the back. A liberal
reward IT leIt at this ONCE 419w
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-04-20
Highest Cash Price
ELoCUTToN-

Paid for OLD FEATHER BEDS. address
NJ. J. CRONE, r. o. Box lis, Annapolis. 1 I8w
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A colored WOMAN to do general hons,
work for small amily outof the city. porma
nent home For particulars apply TO q. w
Hail, West street, opposite the Farmers Bank
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ENERGETIC NAN with $I0nOO to act as our
agent; agreeable WORK and good pay. Address
room 2, l02 N. Charles street, Baltimore. 4 l2w
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Splendid Opening For a
Young GARNER.

: WANTED-s sober and industrious YOUNG
MAN TO work farm on shares. situated about
road to Washlngt n. Everything Furnished
free. Man TO board with family on the place.
a good opportunity TO the right man For
particulars Apply in person or address the
EVENING CAPITAL office. 330.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-04-20
FOR SALE

A first class MULE, and large FxpRESs
WAGON together, orseE0rately Can be seer
OF the Transfer Company s Stables, City HOfe
Annapolis. 4 low
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-04-20
FOR REM II
WANTED.

From May Ist. the HOUSE No. OF Main st
For terms INQUIRE at No. .lO6 Z loucester sfrent
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-04-20
WANTED.

A white GIRL to attend two small children
in Baltimore city. Good home. Inquire Al
this office. 4-izw'
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-04-20

FOR SALE OR RENT
The Property Nos. s5 and ey West street
with Store attached. is offered for sale or rent.
Apply on the premises. low
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make the arrest, | am under no oblica.
ton to any magistrate or officer, and Will
not recognize any ol their warrants. Iii
constable is entitled 10 any fees. the con.
stable OF this cour, viii get them. will
refer cases 10 any magistrate | may SEQ
fit to refer them 70. ~ Now, moind that,
will you.
Attachments were run on the household
goods OF Henry p. Duncan, former Gem
ter Point grocer, yesterday, osatisfy claim 5
OF Charles III. Thomas, ~, and the oliver
Finnie Grocery company for $40. Squire
Merger issued the attachments. Duncan
was ON the verge OF shipping his goods to
St. Louis, as they Wore found in the South
crn Express Office marked ior that place
The meeting Of the Jacksouian club at
the courthouse last night was attended by
about fifteen members. The session was
short and was taken up in considering
plans for the reception OF Gov. Taylor to-
morrow. On motion OF Mr.. James T.
Hunter the executive committee was re-.
quested 10 meet the distinguished visitor
on his arrival, escort him 10 the hotel, and
consult with the county Democratic COM
mittee looking toward the selection OF n
hall for the Governor 10 deliver an al =
dress in.
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Tho Amer!cnn ,onrress.

BERLIN, Oct. AT today's session OF
tho American Congress, Mr.. Morse, Of
Boston, read paper on "The Anihropol.
ogy Of the Ancient and Modern Pueblo
Indians"
Mr.. Baxter, OF Boston, presented the
researches made by Mr.. Bandclicr, OF New
York, Of Spanish documents relating To
the Pueblo Indians.
Prof. NirUhow lccturcd on THE Anihro-
pology o, Ancient and Modern Sayages OF
America"
In the course OF his lecture he said that
art had produced cranial deformiiies
among certain tribes Of American Indians
similar 60 those existing among various
peoples 81 Asia and Europe.
Prof Sicmcns will give s0iree to the
members OF the congress at his residence
at Chaiiottenburg.
The soirec at the Sicmcns residence was
attended by about 100 persons, including
Herr Won Gcsslcr, Prof. llclmholiz, Prof.
Nirchow. aud other wcll.known men.
The leading artists Of the ROYAL Opera
house gave selections from noted grand
operas
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LOCAL BREvITIEs.

The remains Of Richard Murrcll, the
shoe drummer, who committed suicide
wednesday, were taken 10 Jackson, Tenn,
yesterday for intcrment
John Anderson, negro With good
many aliases, who stabbed Maggie Wig.
Gins several months ago aud escaped, was
captured last night by the police.
Detective Armstrong arrived from Aus
tin, Tex, yesterday morning, with Newton
Il. Anderson, the dciauliing clerk Of
Walsh's undertaking establishment. An
dsron waived examination In the police
court and vas bound over 10 the state.
Anna Crawford, colorcd, n boarding.
house keeper at No. 40 Main street, WAS
arrested last night n, the instance Of ]. II.
Powell, negro deputy sheriff Of Coahoma
county, Miss, who changes her with
breaking into his valiso and stealing pis.
tnl. The woman furnished bond for her
appearance a, tral this morning.
pro.idrnt MADDEN Is going TO cut loose
/ fom his brother magistrates. Hear him
/ on IA point when magistrate make
ort warrant Tor one Of my prisoners
Niil try tho prisoner on tho warrant, buI
claim tho fees Tor this court, as my men
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THE SITUATION Az DECATUR.
seven New Cases seventeen Case. I'm.
der Treatment Heavy fcrccu.
tRgc OF Deaths.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal
DECATUR, Ala, Oct. 4.-Thc situation
today is comparatively unchanged from
what II was Yesterday. Seven cases have
been reported within the last twenty-iour
hours. No deaths have occurred. Among
the new cases are DIR. w. q. Gill, Mr.
Morgan and Mr. y. Marion, car inspector
for the Memphis & Charleston railroad.
The cases under treatment number about
seventeen and all Of them are considered
in good condition, except Mr.. I'll. Booker,
who will probably die. Chris Arnheilcr,
the most dangerous case heretofore, IL
much better today aud hopes are enter
tanned for his recovery. Up 10 date, there
have bccu iorty-thrco cases Of yellow fever
here. fifteen Of which have died and eleven
cases have been reported among the rciu-
gees. seven Of which have proven fatal.
The report reached here several days
AGO that Mrs w. l.. Prince, whose
husband died OF yellow fever here,
died about ten days ago Of the same
disease at Rockford, Ill.,, but official re-
ports from Rockford coniradicts the state
mcnt. and says that Mrs. Prince Is recover
ing from her attack.
Dr-. Gross, Conyngton, Young and Will
liams are the only remaining physicians TO
administer TO the wants Of the sick since
the sickness OF DIR. Till. DIR. Buckley,
however, is expected out tomorrow.
There was nm appeal In the Nashville
american Of last Wednesday, stating that
the people were in distress here and needed
more supplies, but such is not the case,
and people who are inclined 10 donate had
better confer with the relief committee Of
Decatur before doing 50. DIR. Cochran
has been busily engaged during the day
irving To get North Alabama towns 20
raise their quarantincs, but the result has
been fruitless. However We will lie salts
fed 10 he liberated FROM the present rigid
quarantine regulations two weeks hence.
We desire to say a word Of praise for our
operators ut Decatur. From the begin.
ming Of the epidemic they have, without q
single exception, been untiring In their ei-
forts 10 accommodate the public. Mr.. 5.
u. Armstrong, manager OF the Western
Union, deserves especial mention Tor his
valuable services In our sore distress.
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BETTER STILL.
jackson, Miss, Quite Out of Danger.
The Doors Will Be Thrown Open
During Next Week.
The Plague Defying the Cold
Weather ct Decatur.
Seventeen New Cases Now Under
Treatment in That City.
Only One Death at Jacksonville Yester-
dsy-Condition of Affairs at Nc
Clenny-The Fever Abating
in Florida.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
JACKSON, Miss, Oct. 4.-Everything
continues tranquil. There has been no
further developments OF fever. The sick
are all conyalescing. Should there be no
new cases quarantine restrictions will be
removed the middle OF next week So
soon rs the citizens are allowed to enter
business will open promptly, MS n great
quantity OF cotton is now ready for mar
ket. Mayor Henry is taking advantage of
the idle labor and has large number
working on the turnpike, putting il in fine
condition. Those absent need have no
fears as to the safety OF their property, as
the police force has been increased greatly,
Oliver Cliltan, the clerk OF the supreme
court, who has been within the city quar-
antine limits all the time, opened his Of
flee in the capitol today. lie says, in an.
swer TO inquiries. that the October term OF
court, which would ordinarily begin on
the third Monday of the present month,
will, in all probability, not be held till u
later day, oil which due notice will be
eriVau
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The River riIois.

PirrsprRo, Pa, Oct The steamboat
pilots, who recently joined the knights OF
Labor, have presented o scale Of wages to
tho river coal mon. The sale provides ipr
y yearly salary Of $1,000, With $500 for
CAPTAIN aud pilot combined Single trips
10 Cincinnati, $3.50, and 10 Louisville. sl7b,
Tho owners OF the boats 10 pay thoeSpon-is
Of going 10 aud from the vessel; ho
rnic must b. signed by next fndaiy,
Similar action. II IL said, viii ~ lakrn Wy
pilots assemblies In Cincinnati, l0nisviiri
CaiIo. Eyansyiilu, 81 Louis, Memphis ana
New Orleans.
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Secretary of state Goyan.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
JACKSON, Miss, Oct. l.-lour CORE
spondent saw Maj. Il. W. Govan, secretary
oi the state, today. lie has just returned
from Wilmington, Ds., where he has
been for the past three weeks. The reports
published in the southern papers that he
had abandoned his post is untrue.
Since his return 10 the State lac has ro-
qucstcd by wire, that he be permitted 10
enter jackson, TO attend 10 his State duties
and other matters, but DIR. Writ johnson
Q rclrsel him.
The major is, ut present, at his home at
McComb CitY.
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A,I.eL.op,,,ic .nd recienny.

JACKSONVILLE, Oct. I'D. kcnWorthy
today made report on condition oi afIairs
at McClcnny. There are now l2i whites
and seyeniy-onc colorod people there.
Total number Of cases Of yellow fever 10
date, 100 whites, twonty-nine colOrcd;
now sick, eleven whites, eight colorcd.
The official bulletin for - hours. 10 q
O'Clock. pm, is M follows New eases,
soycnly-hyc: deaths, one. Total cases,
2.g5i; total deaths. 27l. The one death
Was that OF colorcd man, John Berry.
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Military MnrcuNcrs.

REALISTIC Battles, GGNNp CuopuS or
GERMAN AND FRENCu NATIONAL SoNGs,
PRoF ARNoLD's Brass BANp, and the
Greatest Fireworks Display ever seen in
Memphis
Tickets for sale at l. Samclson & Co. 5
Cigar store, $40 Main street.
In order that all may attend, all rail.
roads and steamboats, have issued cXcur-
ton rates.
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ATLANTA, Ga, oct. $50 lar rs known
the only votes east against Gen. Gordon
for Governor were cast In Spalding county,
whore a ticket bearing the name OF the
col6cl Bishop Turner received some
votes The Republicans elect two negroes
to the House and ono white man To the
Senate. Several counties send mdepcnd-
cnts TO the House, but they arc Demo.
gFnfa
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A nTRMrNouAM pupdEr.
Probable Consolidation OF Papers,
In Iron-Frnnk NJ. Iron.


Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
BRNiSouAN, Ah., oct. "A strong
effort Is being mAdo TO bring about u con-
solidaiion Of the Ags and Hordd, our two
morning dailies. Committees represent
ing each have been In consultation for
several days. When asked iur inlorma-
ton ~ 10 the probable consolidation, the
stockholders make cyusiyc answers. u Is
thought probable. However, that cAmnl-
gamalion will bp objected before the cnd
OF the week.
Tho yellow fover scarc Is totally cclipscd
by the risr In iron and q good fall trade.
Frank Marion, uic dUlnulilng clurk OF
the city court, ia u sum aggr'Ntlng over
$4,000, reached Tic city last night lie
epcnicd, and cam" homo 81 his own nc
cord 10 have justice melted out 10 him.
Great sympathy In expressed for him.
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ArnrniuniInv SiniInn.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal,
JACKSON, Miss, Oct J.-Chicf Clerk
Charles Fitzgerald, OF the milroad mail
service, arrived last night and has estab-
lishcd fumigntion station at the asylum
switch, ten miles north OF Jackson.
licnceiorth mails will he received and
dispatched regularly from tina, point.
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rhc Mi,rcNannrc nnrhcr.

LoNDoE. Oct, An inquest on the
body Of the woman found murdered in
Mtrc SQUARE Sunday morning was held
today The testimony OF tho surgeons
who made an examination OF the body
proved that the uterus and one kidney
werp missing
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utmost enthusiasm. After the dinner
Emperor Joseph and the Empress Eliza
beth held a reception in the small ball
room, the band playing during the enter
tainmcnt. Later in the evening all took
tea with Archduke Charles Louis. A..
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I,Inp

HALCIt-At Clarendon hotel. Thursday morn.
lnr October g. is,,. siDSEY B,iUi, in thc thirty
eighth ycnr nf his arc
Funeral fr,m tho hotel this tFRIDANl afternoon
at o'clock Fnvndsa AMI acquaintance Invited 10
aticId
SAUNDERS family Wsid'ncn. near Court
land Ala October . a. a.. pIu uf Col. =. D uui
Il n -aunipr,, mud hruthurut nr u 10 saunders
and Mr. T. n Mcfarland. ~ this rity
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Prices OF Admission.
OBITUARY.
q. a. nntuprou

Special Dispatch to The Appeal
HELENA, Ark, Oct. 4.--rhc remains Of
Mr. G. A. Cameron, who died ON boat
between Sunilowcr Landing, Miss, and
Helena, were brought here yesterday after
noon. This evening the corpse OF the dead
man was shipped TO Mount Airy, Mo,
the home Of his childhood. Cameron was
formerly citizen OF Helena.
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Go,aerc,, peal uhiIo stn.

HAsrINGs, Ncb., oct Frank lIol-
lingsworth, a prominent merchant OF this
city, caused the arrest OF W. H. Crabb, Of
Curtis. Noh., this afternoon, on the charge
Of obtaining So, 900 worth Of merchandise
under false pfetensc-.
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The Merchants Zouaves, Capt. Kit Def
frey; the Schorr Zouavcs, Capt Forshay,
the Macnncrchor under Mcssrs thinner
mann and Prof George riad; the cm-
ployos OF Mcssrs b, Lowcnstein & Bros !;
The J. $, Menken Company and Leuhrie's
Fair have volunteered TO take part in the
performance.
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Di.irIbniIng Honor

vienna, Oct 4.-Empcror Francis
Joseph has conferred the grand cross Of
the Order Of Leopold upon Count Herbert
Bismarck aud the grand cross 81 the Order
81 the Crown on Gen. Won rohnke.
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BEELIS, Oct abr Muckcl, who was
counsel for tie defense in the famous trial
Of Count Won Amin, has published an
article ia which lac expresses the belief
that Prot. GyiIcken will b. acquitted.
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TIE rEMPFsr srrLLrp.
The wheat Market Not Quite SO TX
cited-Yestsrday' Variations.

Inc NuNMN wv NAlAN M
cited-Yesterday' Variations.
CHIc,Oo, H., Oct. 3.-Thcre was plenty
Of action on change at the opening this
morning, but Il was not characterized by
the Wild frenzy and the wicked jumps OF
a cent or moro at time, with features Of
yesterdays trading. There was enough
uncertainty and movement 10 keep the
traders guessing nj lively rate, but
not enough 10 turn ones head gray In
a single quarter Of an hour. Wheat
opened i(alc higher, with October
nj Sill; November NJ sl.l2t December,
Sl.ll. and MAY, fl.l3al.h During the
firt hall hour there was no change in DC.
tobor. November rcccdcd o. nj a time 20
Sl.t2. The active month was December.
II quickly rcccdcd 10 Sl.l3l. reacted 10
Sl.i4, fell away by quarters 10 81. l4i,
rallied 10 si.l3l, fcccdcd 10 Si.l2
and at 10 o'clock, half an hour
after tho opening, Is quoted NJ
sl.I2I. NoKt In activity TO December
was May, which followed December
closely. AZ once after the opening Il was
quoted nj sl.i3l, up 10 Sl.li again. down
20 si.la up 10 si.l3!, down 10 sl.l3l, and
Is now quoted nt ~. IL
Corn opened l@i c higher, except Do
ccmbor which vas lc lower. October was
quoted At o., November at Ijlc, Deocm-
Der nj i0lc, May at sole. October soon,
however, rccdcd ~ ale, and reacted 10
4iic. November was the active month.
Il rcceded io 10 i5c, reacted 10 AZ, and
fncluaicd between that figure aud i5lc.
May went down 10 sole aud reacted IT,.
Oats opened quiet and unchanged, cX-
copt MAY, which was lc higher.
November pork opened unchanged, nj
Slb.37i, and advanced 10 Sij 40. January
WIS &c lower, nj SlL07l, and was the
active future. II nuctuaicd rapidly be-
tween that figure and slL72h with tie
tendency upward.
Lard Vas wiihou, change or movement
at the opening.
October short ribs opened m they closed
yesterday, NJ S0.i5, declined bc and reacted
10 the opening price. January opens
/ &c lower at 1874. and roso 10 $40.
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Rich and Poor,

Prince and Peasant, tho Millionaire and
Day LaboreT. by their common use 81
this remedy. attest the worldwide rep
utatlon Of Ayers pills. Leading ply
ticians recommend these pills for
Stomach aud Liver Troubles, Costivo.
ness, BiliousneSs, and Sick Headache I;
also, for rheumatism, Jaundicc, and
Neuralgia They ARE augar-coatcd con-
tain no calumel nfe prompt, but mild,
In operation and, therefore, tho very
best medicine for Family Use, as we'll ns
Tor TfayuieTa aud Tourists
OF have derived great relief from
Ayers Pills. Five years ago ! was
taken 30 III with
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A VOID In SOCIAL RANKS.
A MEMPHIS BELLE CAPTURED by A
GALLANT BALTIMORE DOCTOR.

Miss Margaret N Bruce and Or. w. 4,
Councilman United in tho Holy Bonds
of Matrimony, at the Central Baptist
Church-A Notable Event
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RED llEAps
Gn, Gnrhnn,. NIclnr,.

TuE cry is 'siill they come aud cll for
Grand Republic Cigarros aud Bullus.
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t,anl,er Hutter.

CmcAGo, H., Oct a. President Ruttcr
whose illness prcripitatcd the failure Of
the Traders bank, died tonight
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In New York.

Nrw Yonx, Oct 4.-There Ia much less
excitement, yet some ieyerishness, with
the course Of prices 10 lower basis. A.
the opening October wheat stood az 81 lG.
from this II dropped &c, and for an hour or
moro tho changes in prices were morn than
bali. Al length there wm decline 10
81. i3i, and at 1915, 9l.i4 was the ruling
rate. The weakness Is brought about
chiefly by realizing and reports from Du-
luih that prices have fallen Oh 3c por
busheL
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Rheum atism

that I was unable 60 DO any work. I
took three boxes II Ayers Pills and
was entirely cured. Since that time l
am never without a box II these pills.'
Peter Christensen, Sherwood, Wis
ayers pills have bcsn In use In my
family upwards ~ twenty years aud
have completely verified all that 10
claimed Tot them. In attacks ~ piles,
from which I suffered many years, they
anutd greater relief than any other
medicine over tried" T, r. Adams,
Holly Springs, Texas.
81 have used Ayers pills Tor n mum.
her of years, aud have never found any
thing equal o. them Tor giving inc an
appetite AMI impAfting energy and
strength Ia the system. ] always keep
them IN the h0usc."-R. -. Jackson,
Wilmington, Del
Two boxes " Ayers Pills cured mo
Of sever.
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"Chc FaIi Of Paris and Reign of the
Commune"
THE spuYNN."

Under the immediate supervision oil
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-11-09

! fulofommen Mfionorins, iremsaa,
fulbitenbis al, at ber ifase benbes ipe.
clelt notalte Dnife er bleuet itiGetSfilb.
uoster runot ON beuoes Yalaos / Jrie.
ori9sfrcn, iaa at insen fan narme iig
Steoet ! cit Omfreos al tulinbe Jot
uoen benbes ipeciele 1illaOelie. vi
fremltille benne Jorbolosresel, jom ON
Reilerinben ifuloe bore belagt nreb ei
slass quasi Grreit, ct en- 5orprens.
ming at Jatta, Der sanobeb sier Suz
ueoitaoens itanoalelitenbe Slabberbanfe
al..Wre. Ser bar aloris for ct enelte
Dlebl't peret noset Sperssmaal on,
ae1ierinoeus fulbiteuoise 5ribeb -
uubtasen ba bos nosle faa Yerioner,
bpis 2ettroenbeb ltaar Niueau meb be-
res upibenbeb."
Oct ipnes bog, lom ON netop opens
Itaaenbe tpoer paa. at Beretniusen Om,
at &eiierinben bar unber Nrreit lite ct
iaa sanife ereben ub af 2uiten.
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9lirtta.

3apt. 8jpnnes al ben ben norlfe Bart
"9tur", fra 9eeip Sort for 5tettin, lom
itpDte paa Dampltibet "SaImunobam"
af Cones. nleo ben Jslse, at bet iauf,
ertlerer Jig uaniparlis fOr nlDften.
Sntet er bprt ON DC ~ Yerioner, iom
iaunss, os Der er lioen 9pil ON, at be
eit tilbunos meo. Dampbaaoen.
- Sra Gonsoitaten er Der til 2onbon
fommet unoerretninS ON, at Stanlep
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antaser aomiteen, at bet uarlte uil uare
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