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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-14
AFRICAN DIAMOND MINES.
The Horrors n the Route to the Kimber-
ley Diamond Mines.

From brakes Magazine.
Skeletons by the thousands studded the
sides OF the track-skeotons OF mules and
oxen that had fallen in their tracks, vic
Tins to the rapacity aud greed OF the bull
lock wagon owners There they lay, with
the scanty, sword-edged scarf grass grow
ing up through the ribs, the haunt OF sand
snakes and lizards; birds nesting in the
eyes and between the horns, and flies
well, the word flies carries no meaning
with it. As the cart dashed along, they
arose in myriads from these carcases, and
swooped down upon tho occupants, hang
ing on by the score until every traveller
was sick with nameless disgust and pain.
Forty miles with two short halts, in
which the horses mouths were spOnged
out. and then on, on, over this scorchlng
Gchcnna. this terrible alkali plain, the
dust OF which blew up in binding clouds,
and with the burning, almost vertical rays
oil the sun beating overhead as only an
African sun can. From Orange river the
journey was almost dream, as fatigue,
want oil sleep, want OF exercise, badly di-
gested food and a number OF small items
produced stupor that was not broken
until the breakfast halt OF the
last day. Then every one awoke
to certain extent, and gazed eagerly
at the horizon, on which lay q
dense fog OF loose gray clouds Every now
and again the fog seemed to lift somewhat,
and soon little white tents appeared on the
velvet on each side of the road, but some
little distance from it; ~ we dashed past,
these were seen to he surrounded with
piles OF matter, known rs "sorted stud"
which were the piles Of earth, carted from
the fields" 10 these outlying colonies Of
the Beers, to be sorted over by the vito
and children without molestaton. Then,
at intervals, appeared frame houses,
with canvas walls, and then
what we had taken 10 be fog
resolved itself into dense cloud OF
acrid dust, raised by the daybreak wind
from the west. This, mngling with the
calcifcrous matter arising from the thou
sands OF sleeves at tho diggings, filed the
mir like a sirocco, falling on the travellers
in whitey-gray clouds, covering their
clothes, filling their eyes, their cars. their
mouths, nauscating them 10 the last de-
gree, as, dirty, unwashcd, unshaven,
dusty, rcd-eycd, bruised and weary unto
DEATH the cartloadoI new chums" rolled
into Kimberley.
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ATKINS WINS IN nARDEMAN.
Hanson and wilkes Withdraw In Favor
Of an Atkins Man.
Dispatch IN The Appeal.

epcriai Dispatch IN The Appeal
BouvAE, Tenn, Aug l3.-Tho Sunday
rcccsl brought solution oi the senatorial
complication In llardcman county. Tho
adjourned Legislative convention was
called to order today, aud nj 2 O'Clock
tiis afternoon the wilkes men np
rscnting the Atkins party went int
caucus and determined 60 propose IN,
name Of third man. W 4. Caruthers, Z
wcll.known farmer. was selected by them,
and Mcssr. W. A. II. Mcdaniel, l.. y.
Albright. 4. VI. Siallcr, 4. J. Swinchrnad
and ID. J. u. Sasscr wcrcappointcd com.
mitlcc 20 suggest the name oi Mr.. Carulhcu
o. the Harris minority. The latter there.
upon held q caucus and accepted Mr..
Carithpus The convention having rras.
scmblcd, be was nominated by acclama.
ton.
Mr.. q. ~ Polk offered resolution 10
Instruct for Mr. Atkins, but his rrso.
luton was tabled on the state.
mcnt NJ the minority that the understand.
ing oi the committee aud caucus that no
such resolution was 10 ho offered.
The caucus Of the wilkes men had.
however, unanimously indUisrd Mr.
Atkins Tor senator and Mr.. phc.
Ian for second choice Tor Con.
grss Mr. Camihcn II Known
u be- an active friend OF Mr. Atkins. hay.
Ing horn u chief supporter of Mr. Wilkes
throughout tie session u the convention.
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liquor in violation OF the internal revenue
law, was arrested yesterday by officer Nc.
Cormack, and turned over 10 Marshal
Iancey for transportation back TO the
scene Of his offense.
The alarm Of fire from box 50 at $3.50
| o'clock yesterday morning was caused by
blaze in the rear OF Louis Podcsta' s
grocery at the southeast corner OF Beale
and DcSoto streets. The flames were extin-
guished with n loss OF about $3.50. In
sured. The family was compelled 10
| Jump out of the second story window 10
fire is thought 10 be tho work OF an in
cendiary.
The Merchants Zouaves held business
and drill meeting last night, which was
largely attended. Among other things, it
was decided TO have practice drill in ia
tiguo uniform, tonight, on the Monroe
street pavement, south Of the Peabody no.
tel. All the boys are ordered by Capt.
Deilrey TO be on hand in good time. There
have been number OF accossions 10 the
company recently, and a spirit Of hearty
enthusiasm prevails. The members are DIS
cusslng trip to st. Louis 10 meet the En-
erald Cadet Xouavcs formerly Busch
Iouaves, IN competitive drill.
Officer OBnen had an exciting chase
yesterday afternoon after Oscar Granthan,
fifteen year old boy wanted for series
Of small onenses, the last being an assault
upon deiensoless negro. The officer en-.
countered the young culprt on Main
street, near Winchester, and approached
him for the purpose OF placing him under
arrest, when the former broke and ran.
The officer gave chase, and followed Gran
than until the bayou on Third street, near
the Louisville K Nashville shops, was
reached, where the fugitive jumped in.
O'Brion, not TO DO outdone, pulled off his
coat, plunged into the water, and caught
the fellow before the opposite shore was
reached.
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who Are thc Negroes Friends,

Prom the Jackson (rcnnD Dispatch.
But for the Republican party the negro
would still be slave, aud no intelligent
and honest oolorcd man will deliberately
desert that party. Chicago Inter Occdn.
The Htcr- Ocedn has said time aud again
since the war, that II the Democratic party
came into power again the negroes would
bo put back into slavery. Has that
paper told tho TRUTH This country has
been under Democratic rule nearly four
years and We find the negroes Just ~ free.
prosperous and happy ~ they over were
under Republican rule, and not mn effort
has ever been made by any Democrat 10
put them back In slavery. besides, the
Democratic party has been fair with the
colorcd people. II has mover
made n pledge or promise TO
them which has not been ful.
filled. The Republican party has violated
every promise made IN them during the
past twenty years, and that, no doubt,
caused the negroes 10 vote the Democratic
ticket 10 extensively In the late election.
The negro Is beginning 10 ilnd out who his
friends are We think il X time.
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River Ir,,a,...

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firHils anil iH'iIUH
WHEELING. ~ Va. Aug a. HNnnn River Z
iu,i U Iu. bee rni iaiHHF Nusihrf rlrsf and D,5i
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hIf
\irk 90 Ns, MIS- AuE iiaRlvrf failIrg
NJ .H.I II.HI nHl hni nriansi Clty uf talrn.
Nau.. lHal. $50 ui Nyu ORLEANS up ely ui
iHiuI IHu.". tpm.
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U..HH H|.I iUti m inches iu the finai and i
'HHf lurHTa uH iHU ifIIs Uusinrss roui Weather
t.UIf HpI l..I.lHt NlEHi NIyCf un q stand. With
.H' d lI'H. .u iHH UlHll aul loot inches un
fH. ff'it Wl.HIH. r.Hi Weather clear and
p.HHut Ven ulHI .tu night
yNUu. iU NuH ~ aNoon. Arrived. CITY
~ NrA.H'fE .i louie pm Allco brown. ~
louis an go u' iiHfruro. ~ Louis. 7 am.
lhIufiHl NuA.lIfE Nauhv. midnight flnrncr,
ulin. Do nW. 'Uu ~ tinEn - iouls. 10 a ~.
kl,yf ~ i.gi nui rising Weather cleaf aud cnui.
The g. y a g. uiIuai wharf brat sunk last
uitht ~ ~" landing n bad 20 hale ~ sssial.
sni isn tarts " cniiIu Sod meal on eoafd.
NfhtaAuitci oakland ~ ipula 2p m Rivvt
y ievi inches aud falling Weather clear aud
cool
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rcIcrrnrn reIr- n,nnn nern.

PIrrnuRd, Ia, Aug ia heavy wind
and min storm passed over western Penn.
Eylvania last night doing great damage to
telegraph wires and poles. The Western
Union company was particularly uniortu.
nate. Poles wcro blown down in all dircc.
tons and nearly all Of the through wins
were Frustrated, About 1870 o'clock this
morning tho officials reported but two
eastern virus. one to Philadelphia aud the
other IN New York. West of the city tho
only through wires wcrc by the Panhandle
railroad route. The storm appears Ia have
spent its fury ON the telegraph service, ~
no imports Of other damage have been 10.
criKcd.
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WHAT'S GOING ON IN ooFFEEvILLE
Pleasant Picnio-Pension Cases-The
School Commissioners, Etc,

'Nh'tA NbhhAishioutEes EtG.
special Dispatch IN The Appeal.
CorFrEyLLE, Miss, Aug. l3.-The pco.
pie oi GmySport and vicinity cnioycd an
ollitshioncd barbecue at that place ON last
Friday, and the youth aud beauty OF
miles around met iur LAY OF pure pleas.
urc. At an early hour people began 10
assemble, and II was not long until Il
looked as though the entire country was
present ~ they came from not only a
radius Of several miles, but irom many Of
the towns both up aud down the Illinois
Central nilruai. Speeches wcrc made by
several oi the lcadingomioS who attended.
aud their efforts seemed 10 be- as well
received and as highly enjoyed ~ the
bountiul rcpast which soon followed.
Gmysport did herself honor ON that occa.
sion, aud them was not q soul present who
did not return tohis home with the feeling
that Il was good To have met her citizens
The following Is a list Of thosc whose
application Tor pensions wcrc placed before
the boarl Of supervisors, according 20 the
pension law passed hy the last Legislature.
Mn. Susan boupds, William \. Gilmorr.
Mn. Martha Usry, Rchcrca II. McMullon,
Mary Jane Mooney, John W. Wolfe, Mrs
Susan 4. Moore. Mu. kiyziah Turner.
James 4. Reynolds, jacob Josiah Wand,
ElWurl W. Warl, G. W. wilkins J. g..
llatulsnn, James q. Adams, Mrs. Mary
G. trllurd and John A, Mcmillan. No
other applications will now bc received Tor
the period IT twelve months, and thOsr
Who failed to have their papers hled at
this term will have Ia wait.
Tho board ol school commissioners met
horH last week Tor the purpose OF looking
after the educational interests OF Nalo.
husha county. All the beats wcrr rrpfr.
gntcd, with the exception IT ECat ., by
the following gentlemen. W. 4. Wynn.
presidents John 4. Womack, n. W.
Hunter, Nolncy Moore and :. ID. BOYLE.
mcmbun. After abOlishing several and
r'.cslabIIshing Tow. besides changing
the location ui ono or two schools, the
board adjourned.
The board OF supervisors have let 10 the
lowest bidder the privilege Of supplying
1000 feet oi lumber ior the covering ol
the Water Valley lcycc. Mr.. Joseph
Ncwburprr, oi this place, secured tho con.
tract NJ sl3.jO per 1000 feet. The lcycc
was almost impossible last winter, hut.
owing To this action .! the board, WILSON
be In good iiN.
husha county has been Ordered hy tho
board oi SUPERVISOR and Mr. J. W Sray.
circuii clerk, will soon visit the different
precincts ia the county 10 meet the voters,
win registration 0ookA OurcOuniy, thus
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LOCAL BREvITlEs.

There need be- no ilics ON Mcmphians
o. long uH this anu Of weather uryyatIa
1husp WHO arr HWylutng iu tIr plst may
pack their guIa uui Uiun 1t once.
Ofhcrr Cukins h confined tn his lcI
nursing n wound in hfs lrs. inflicted hy
The teeth OF a large dog Yesterday. The
oihccr HWClr dire vengeance AGAINST the
canine when be- rccoycu
Jamor Phillips, the colonel servant Of
Nr. Nolan luuiaInc, Who WIS shot tWirp
BY MI T. W. Keith, near ~ruislufb. Ala
SATURDAY night ON Memphis q ,hiflus.
ton ifHin, diyi sunday Tie Nus brought
20 Memphis yesterday AMI will boz buried
today.
William Wchh, a suspicious negro char.
Rctcr, vas atuHird ypsIrrlty morning by
oiliccf Dallas l.c. When sp1rrbrI n, Al,
siation-hou-o forty silver splIu. Wotr
found on bis prnun. llc will hr held
until a more thorough investigation can be-
made.
Tho body 81 Nathan Gill1n. the thir.
tecn.ycaf old negro boy who was tlrIWurl
IN Wolf fiv,r last Tuesday. WIS rrr1yrp,l
yesterday near the Fput where thp urHitIrut
occurred. Squire Harry held thc inquest.
the jury returning a verdict oi accidental
drowning.
Eliza Ford. Albert Brown AMI James
Farley, a trio 81 drunken negroes. were ar.
rested AZ an early hour yrsiUrlly muunl
by Deputy Shcrls Pope aud yuuulr lui
shooting NJ each other ON the Raleigh ruad.
Too negroes will bc examined by squire
Pope tomorrow.
Tho residence Of Mr.. J. n. Liebkcman.
9.Na -
dalnasad by fire IN III" c,icni Of abog,
lO ata o'clock yesterday morning The
aneo Of the engnos A detective nus
caused The blaze.
Roland Payne, oolored. wanted NJ little
Rock, Arb, by the government lot selling
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WolFF 4 aANnnIPH. panlplpHA

OF IlsupYs kIlpfxlDE yuyrlRb
pilsiERs In the hon'e during the
summer months. that thcrc may
be- no delay In promptly rrlicN.
luz sudden attacks Of Cholera
Morhus. Cramp. Collie. and other
violent pains resulting from
over indulgence In Green Fruits,
Stale Vegetables. Iced Drinks.
lee Cram. etc Thc-c Ilasters
aro rcndy for immediate Use.
they rcprcscut the very best
quality II mustard. and never
fail Ia act promptly. Sold by
Druggists everywhere.
livery Intelligent Physical n
tries In iinprc,s upon patrons
the importance ui keeping the
air " the sick room pun aud un.
contaminated This can h. done
by burning HIDR1AIPHfHOl Pas.
flllh which will quickly render
the air flesh and inyigonting
Put up In neat Tin boxes aud
snld 10y Druggists NJ p cents. or
sent postpaid By
sEABuRY d JOHNSON. n. v.
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polished Up, will be prepared to give a
thoroughly pempcratic account OF herself
next Novemlerf
The crop pros Gets in this (Yalobusha)
county are far above the average at this
time OF the year, and the farmers are
highly elated. III is said that in the west
crn portion Of Calhoun rain is very badly
needed, but with that exception the farm
ers OF that coudty also anticipate large
yield.
A protracted meeting which was con.
Quoted by the Rev. II. T. Gains, of this
place, has Just closed at Tillatoba, in the
western portienJ bi this county, with a
large number Of converts.
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wanted,

One reliable merchant in every town trib.
utary TO Memphis TO knock out all compe-
ti,ion by taking tho agency Of the world
renowned Staiton Il Storms New York
cigars and Geo. Z. Lies x Co.'S celebrated
Buiios. Your neghbor can't get the goods
~ We will only sell TO one merchant in
each town. We solicit a sample order.
]. SAMELsoN x Co.,
Sole Distributing Agents,
Memphis, Tenn.
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pnlNK Mallo. D !. rlcannL.
The Gambctia Monument.

Prom the London Tclcgugh
Tho monument 20 Leon Gambc,ta, the
great tribune, consists Of pyramid
about eighty feet high surmouutcd by a
female figure representing triumphant DE.
mocmcy, and wearing rhygian cap. In
her hand Democracy holds the declaration
Of the rights Of man, and she Ia supported
bya winged lion, which advances with
open mouth. lnthc crntcr Of the pyramid
Is Gambctta, his head thrown back. his
eyes glancing along the vast artery from
the Tulcrics 10 the Arc dc Triomphc, his
hand extended In a liuc oratorical gesture
away toward the horizon, whore turks
tho unsccn hut Nigilnnt enemy, IL
Il rally Gnmbctta, just ~ he might have
looked when lac male his famous balloon
VOYAGE over tho prIssian lines aud away
b. Tours, or when hr assembled the tribune
OF the Chamber, - yply 20 some thrust
from his opponents. .O,cr the orator il n
winged figure holding q flag and rrprr.
srntng the soul, ol. France, which Is
siirr,d 20 It's depths hy the cloqucncc Of
t,ambc,ia. Tho aNakrning Of the nation
hy the icryid accents VI the fiery patriot il
finely represented ~ q soldier leaning ON
the breach Of D big gun, with
broken weapon IN his hand,
workman in q blop.c STOPPING to pick
M q sword, aud sm,hrr citizen shoulder.
ing arms aud really 10 march TO battle.
The group Is callcltln National Defense,
or the 'Marscillais1 Or 1870" Underneath
Is a tablet OF black marble inscribed with
the Worls. "1o dhmhyila, the Country,
and tho RcpubliS'f The monument Is
certainly striking bhl effective, but the
miN,urc of classicism aud romanticism,
aud tho blending 81 bronze, iron. stone
aud marble. make u rather iucohcrrnt. IL
also looks too fragile and too modern In
the shadow oi the more magnificent and
antique monument, iIc foundations OF
which wcrn laii by Philip AusnstuA
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The storm in East PENNSYLVANIA.

READING, Pa, Aug. l3.-Today's ad-
vices from country districts show that the
storm which passed over this section at
midnight was very destructive. At Ham,
burg, this county, the Washington house
was struck by lightning and two guests,
Miss Lizzie Bear and NJ. II. Shollenberger,
were rendered unconscious for several
hours Several barns were burned in
Schuylkill county along the Blue noun
tains, and it is estimated that the losses
on barns destroyed in this section will foot
up $4,000, with little insurance. The
storm covered wide section OF country.
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ANOTHER BODY FOUND
Which Belonged to q Victim OF the Re-
cent Chattanooga Fire.

S.~ Ohoseo3oOku
Special Dispatch to The Appeal
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Aug. ia large
force OF men have been engaged all day
cleaning out the ruins OF the late fire, the
impression prevailing that there were sew
eral more buried under the walls. Several
men are missing, and it was expected to
find two or three bodies. The men worked
until 4 o'clock this afternoon,
and all were becoming encouraged
to believe that there were no
others under the ruins. But at that hour
the decaying body OF a negro named
George Robinson, porter for wholesale
hardware house, was found under the
front wall OF the Shelton & Howard build
ing. The body had been lying under the
debris for four days, and presented an
awful spectacle, the stomach and bowels
having been torn almost entirely loose
from the body by falling timbers. Several
Others are missing, and it is feared that
they are under the ruins.
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RAILROAD RUMBLINGS
A New Rond Incorporated.

SEATTLE, W. T., Aug. l3.-Articles for
incorporation have been filed by the Seat
tie & Southern Railroad company, with a
capital stock of 5000, 1000. The object Is
TO build line from Seattle to Portland, q
distance OF 100 miles. At Portland the
road will connect with the Oregon x Cali
fornia, which will make Seattle the virtual
terminus on the Southern Pacific system.
Ii is stated that work will begin very soon.
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Heavy storm In Cleveland. a.

CLEvELAND, o., Aug. IA hard rain
storm accompanied 10y lightning and moro
or loss wind visited the city between . aud
o'clock yesterday afternoon and stopped
pedestrian travel all over the city. The
wind did q little damage by knocking oil
limbs ol trees, hut beyond this no acct.
dents were reported. Lightning struck
several houses and the rain Hooded tho
Hfrtrta
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NRw YoRK, August l3.-Thc Convent oil
tho Sacred Heart, on northumberland.
thirty-second street, between Tenth and
81. Nicholas avenues, was consumed by fire
tonight IL was an immense building,
with II frontage 81 800 feet, including an
east and west wing, each OF which was
about 100 feet square. II has long been
known ~ n place OF excellence in cduca-
ton, and many children Of parents OF
wealth aud prominence have been edu-
ch.'d h.rr. There were lOj per
sons in the Cun,uut Of the time az
the fire, all OF whom escaped without in.
Jury. The loss Is nbout 500, OOO. on which
there Is only nm insurance OF about 5000,
900. The fire started In the cupola OF the
building. which was undergoing extensive
alterations. Plumbers were at work there
during the day and left little charcoal
furnace burning in the cupola. II was
about $50 o'clock when the Mother SUI
pcrior Jones, vicar Of the eastern provinces,
saw smoke in the upper part OF the house.
The feast Of assumption Il on Wednesday,
and the altar was decorated. Mother Duffy
got the children together aud took them out
through the porch Ia the rear Of the build.
ing and away from danger. The women
might have exiinguishcd the flames, II
was thought, asthc fire worked along slow
~ at iirsl, but they delayed sending out an
alarm for the fire department.. Tho build
ing was on HILL aud the engines had 10
he pulled up tho hill with ropes. High
wind and the scarcity Of water made the
work Of the iircmcn almost useless.
No ono was seriously injured, aud all
Tho inmates were promptly cared for.
Tho whole building was four stories high
and Of brown stone, with mansard roof.
AZ l:25 o'clock am. the vest wing was
all burned out, ~ we'll ~ the main build.
ing and the east wing WIS doomed. The
new building In the rear Of the west wing
is sale.
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The Dudes kaow st.

orr they don't they should know that
Rangum Root linimcnt cured big head In
mules Tor W. y Hunt, " Adnirullc Nv.
J. ~. Mallory, " Forts station, Tenn.
fact, this King of Linmcnts l. invaluable
Tor man aud beast, aud M family should be
without H. ~ cents pr bottle. For sale at
Holsters drug siurc. No. ~ Main street
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A Card from Mr. Aua,r.op

10 tue hditor OF The Appeal
Referring TO the card OF Maj. J. T. Petit
in TnE ArrEAL Of yesterday, have bu,
little to say, since he does not dispute tho
accuracy Of the report. Az TO the ques.
ton OF Interpretation put upon II, | have
nothing to do. r. Y. ANDERsoS,
City Editor Of TnE APrEAL.
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lfHn lhr lrhua Nllunfa
lawycr-Did You not kiss the plaintiff
continually when you called on hort
Defendant ,in breach Of promise suit
-Nv-, ! never stopped kissing her while |
wns IN the house, hut did that la self.
defense, 90 Keep her irm singing.
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riThtInsIi. o.n ,,.,,o,m.

lfum iHr lauiruilIU luiUfpf.as
The Republican party fighting liz own
platform - like fellow who got into a
dispute with guide board.
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% HustGa.

lfum the 1CuurasHU Gibbs
Tho Republican party has grown 20 oil
in corruption that Il has become blot
upon civilization and q p,'slulcnt humbug.
u must ru.
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stand Not upep 'hc order OF Your
f.oiuH

Hut ~ nj once and ha, , b'tile Of tho fra.
srint SasoIhnt Nuu 1910. n..,s rtsrct itl
10 not only bcau.i b. 1000 i-,fyf, the
teeth aud nrrvsis s.rI.. ul, trtN,s the
mouth cool. aud the huath a, fragrant as a
rose
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sunscmnE Cor TITS WISELY ArrnAt. 81
per wear, aud participate In tho grand dis.
Intuition VI giils DuUcmbUr I.