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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-06-02
Temperance In Madagascar.

Temperance is native virtue Of the
Madagascans, who drink water almost
exclusively, and drunkenness is compar-
atively a novel feature, introduced mainly
by the civilizing nations who visit the
seaports. A distillation called toaka Is
sometimes used al a great luxury, but In
tue city Of Ta%nanariyoo prohibition Of
the sale Of ardent spirits Ia legally en-
torced.-Demorest's Monthly.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-06-02
An Immense \. ire Rnnr.

A wire rope hall a mile long, six and
one.fourth inches in circumference, and
weighing seven and one-half toms. has
been manufactured at Gateshead. Eng
land There are six strands of nineteen
wires each in it, the breaking strain of
the whole being 175 tons, and hat Of
each wire in the rope 100 tons TO the
square inch. This immense rope is b. he
used in a coI.iery in North Walcs..-New
York SLa.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-06-02
ADDRESS Registered Letters 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New urleAng, La.

RE N ( NIB Err T alsi. the p g1sssass q G sni
Early, who are In charge u the drawings, Is 4
guarantee Of absolute fairness and integrity, that
the chances ere all equsl aud that no one can pos
sibly divine what number will draw a Prise,
HEMEMBEK that the payment % all Prizes Ia
GUARANTEED BG FOUR NATIONAL
BANKS ~ New Orleans, aud the Tickets are
signed ty the President of an Institution, whose
chartered right are recognized IN tbs highest
Courts; therefore. beware Of any limitations or
synonymous aohemrE
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-06-02

gress the Terms VI tuS IOl'
lowing thirteen republicans and Is
democrats will expire and their success
o Z be elected:
REPUBLICANS. DEMOCRATS.
Brown. Colorado. Morgan, Alabama,
tullom, Illinois. Berry, Arkansas.
Wilson, Iowa. salisbury, Delaware.
Plumb, Kansas. COlquiit, Georgia.
FIRE., Maine. Beck, Kentucky.
uoar, Massachusetts,. Gibson Louisiana.
Palmer, Michigan. MalthalI, Mississippi,
ssbin, Minnesota. Mcpherson, New Jersey
henderson, Nebraska. Ransom. North Carolina.
Chandler, y HsmpshiIr. Butler, South Carolina.
Dolph, Oregon. Harris, lennessse.
Chase, Rhode Island. Coke, Texas.
Riddleberger, Virginia. kennn, West Virginia
A democratic successor 10 Riddle
berger has ALREADY been elected, and
there will be a ight for tue Oregon
seat of Dolph. The other eleven &c.
publioans wi | be succeeded by them
selves or. msn of their party. With
TIE exception of New Jersey and pos.
sibly West Virginia, the Democrats
are sure OF retaining the seats they
now possess. That makes 81 surely
republica senator's and SO surely dem.
ocrstic with New Jersey, Oregon, and
West Virginia as debatable ground,
II the republicans retain Oregon and
the democrats retain New Jersey and
West Virginia, that would make the
senate IS 20 IS, a tie TO be broken only
by the vice presidents vote. West
Virginia is reasonably sure to ~re-elecl
Senator kenns, while New Jersey aud
Oregon both have republican senstes
now and are altogether likely to elect
republican senator's. such a result
would make tue vote 50 republican to
81 democratic, a. at present. Ii, on
the other hand, the democrats carry
all three debatable states, the situs.
tion would be exactly reversed, it will
be seen, therefore, that the complex
ion OF the next seuste is about a. un-
certain as 1t could be, though it may
fairly he said that the chances for a
continuation Of republican control are
GOOD
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-06-02
.Cons,nntly Hawking and spiuing.n

THOMAS J.. RrHuING,. Esq, 500 PtHr street,
from CltarTh for three years. Attiucs / could
hnrlly breathe, rld was constantly hav l,inv
aud splitting, md for the hist eight month,
could not breathe through The rostIils. !
Thought nothing could be dDno for me. Lnck-
ily, 1 was adyis d to Try IT, Snpcs CalJtrA
Remedy. and | am now n well nan believe
ID to be- tue only sure remedy for cntArrh nov
manufactured, and one hns only % give u q
fair trial TO experience astounding results aud
a permanent cure"
A complete Treatise on Catarrh. giving vnl-
liable hints ms 10 clothing, dict, and other
matters OF importance, will be mailed. post
plid 10 any address. on receipt OF u tgO-cunt
postage stamp, Address,
Worlds Dispeusary Medical Association.
20. a61 Main Street. BUFFALO. N. Y
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-06-02
"UntoId Agony from Catarrh.,

Prof. W. HArsSER, the amous mosmorist,
Of Ithaca, ". T., writes: "SGmc ten years ago
| suffered untold agony from Clrouic nasal
cntarrh. My family. physician gave me up as
such n bad one, that every day, towards sun
set, my voice would become 80 hOarpi' I could
barely speak above n whisper. In ,Ic morning
my coughing und clearing Of my tlrpat would
almost Ftrinyle me. by the use Of Dr. Sagr's
Gita,rh Remedy, Ia three months, | was a well
man. and The cure has been permanent"
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-06-02

SYMPTOMS OF CaTANtREi.- Dull,
heavy hCadlphr, obstruction ot the nasal
passages, discharges falling from the head
into the thTunt. sometimes Wultisn, watery,
and Rcril, at ullafs, thick, tenacious, mucous,
purulgnt, bloody and putrtd; tho eyes are
weak aud watpry; there is ringing in the
cars. deafness, hooking or cuugufng to clear
the thTrEtt. tNprcturaIIun Of OiruslNr matter,
together with seals from ulcers tho voice
i changed ard has a nasal twlnu": the
breath il offensive; smell and taste are inn
paired: there is A sensation of dizziness, with
mental depression, 10 hacking cough and gem
erll debility. Iilg Il few of the abOVe-named
symptoms are lii,sly Ia be present In any one
case. Thousands OF cases annually, without
manifpslIuE Bolt OF the above symptoms. re-
suit In consumption, and end IN the grave.
No disease IS Ep common, moru deceptive and
dangerous, or l,sg understood by physicians.
by Us rid, srUthing. md healing prOpcrtlHs.
DR.. Slru'E Ilurri Remedy cures the worst
cases Of CutHrrb, "GoiJ ia the fsead,o
CoryZa. aud Catarrhal Headache.
Sold bV arugIists C~NgTywhurUs ~ ICuts.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-06-02
THE NEXT SENATE

The complexion OF the next senate
is an interesting problem Just now.
The Minneapolis Journal has been fig.
uring on g. aud hnds: The present
senate stand- 80 republicans to 81
democrats. Before the FIfty-first con-
gress conveues the terms of the FOL.
lowing thirteen republicans and Is
democrats will expire and their success
sofs be elected:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-06-02
Louisiana State Lottery Company.

Incorporated by the Legislature in lses, for
Educational rul Charitable purposes, aud its { an.
chise made i part OF the present tat. Constitution
in 1879, by an overwhelming popular vote.
Its Grand singh" Number Drawings take
place monthly, and the Grand Quarterly
Drawings regularly every three months
March, June, september and DeCeInbsr.)
We do hereby certify that We superylse tue ar.
rAugeuents for all the Monthly aud Quarterly
Drawings Of the Louisiana State Lottery Company.
and in person manage and control the drawings
Themselves, and that the same are conducted with
honesty, fairness, and in good faith toward all par
ties, and we authorize the Company to use this
certificate, with fac-similies Of our signatures At
taphed in lis advertisements"
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-01
wnEAr nnoKEns ExoIrED.
Exciting Session and Great Variety Of
Prices ON Chicago Change.


Prices on Chicago Change.
CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-The third and last Of
the three big days that conclude the Septem-
Der contracts ON change opened with intense
feeling ON the part of the trade, and much
curiosity ON the part of the public, who
crowded the galleries and the floor OF the
exchange. The tap of the bell at $50 o'clock
was the signal for wild rush in the wheat
pit. Prices opened about one cent over the
previous night for all futures except Septem-
Der, which was quoted at $L00. b. +.
Hutchinson asked So for September or cash
wheat. In the futures there was squirt of
selling for thirty minutes ON the belief that
closed An hour later the sentiment changed,
and prices were put above the opening
figures by IL o'clock Before IL 80 December
sold from 9SS[ cents, the lowest point, up TO
81, and before :15 o'clock IL struck Si.O5.
After selling down to o. Is cents early, Octo-
Der bulged to 81 03s4 just before the close.
May ranged between SI00ss and SL0iA. A
sale of September was reported at 90 cents,
and car loads in settlement were sold at
$l25, Sl45, and later $1.65. Up to within
thirty minutes of the close, Hutchinson made
no concessions, but held cash wheat at ~.
The close in wheat was sensational and prices
declined sharply for futures 1t was evident
that about all the local shorts had settled,
and it is unknown how much is yet outstand-
ing. The close shows an advance for futures
of from Ia to cents
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-01
The Romance OF . Ring.

Boston, Octt 1-When b. F. White
more, of Woburn, Mass, was resident Of
South Carolina some years ago, he was pre-
sented with magnificent enam Il gold ring
by his friend, Hardy Solomon The ring was
appropriately inscribed, and was dated "Col-
umbia, s. c., 1873" It was also engraved
with various Masonic emblems. In 1885, Mr.
Whittemore, then a resident of Massachu-
setts, with his family, visited Salt Lake City
and bathed in the lake When he emerged
from the water the ring was missing from
his finger. Last August his friend Solomon
wrote him from Wichita, Kas., that Chris
topher Diehl, grand secretary Of the r. and
A. NJ of Utah, had informed Grand Master
Inglesby, Of South Carolina, Of the discovery
of the lost ring on the bottom OF the Salt
Lake by little Mormon girl named Sarah
Ann Hughes, l3 years old While bathing,
she noticed something glittering on the bot
tom, and diving after it, found the ring.
His lost ring was received the other day by
Mr. Whittemore as good as new.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-01
settled hr Arhitratlon.

COLUMBUS, Oct. Saturday there was
ascertained the official award of the arbitra-
tors in the case of John w. Shaw ct al. VS..
Stevenson Burke ct al. the style of the cele-
brated suit involving SS.000,000, alleged to be
due from the former owners of the Columbus,
Hooking Valley and Toledo railway This
is the first official expression concerning the
outcome of the famous arbitration. By 10
the litigation of years is stopped and the
rights alleged are irrevocably settled. It is
decided that the Columbus, Hooking Valley
and Toledo company is not entitled to and
shall not recover in any wise any money
from the defendants, administrators of the
estate of NJ. M. Green, or from the Toledo
and Ohio Central Railroad company; and
that the action be dismissed at the cost Of
the plaintiffs The attorneys for the defense
say that injustice has been done by the re-
cent publication of editorials based ON mat
ters sent out from New York They say that
all claims Of fraud were expressly dropped by
the plaintiffs, and no consideration OF such
matter entered into the deliberations of the
arbitratOrs
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-01
FOR RENT

The Two-story BRICK DWELLING, owned
by.Mrs. Hyde, No: 80 Prince George Street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-01
IT WAS PRonABLY SUICIDE.
The Body of Alonzo Lewis, Missing
Drummer, Found.


Drummer, Found.
NORFOLK, Va, Oct 1.-The remains Of
Alonzo Lewis, the drummer for w. q b.
Douglass of New York, who was last seen at
the st. James hotel in this city Sept. -,
were found at the Hollies, two miles from
the Princess Anne hotel, Saturday evening.
They were found in a clump OF bushes. The
buzzards had been around them, and the
bones and clothing were left scattered around
on the ground. Near by were the leaves OF
catalogue Of the goods manufactured by his
firm, thus clearly establishing the identity
of the remains. In the pockets of the
clothes were found his watch and
chain and his pocketbook, which con-
tanned only twenty-five cents 1t is known
that Lewis did not take very large sum of
money with him from New York, and his
account Mt the bank and with his employers
has not been drawn on. This furnishes
strong ground for the belief that he was not
murdered but committed suicide, for il rob
berry had been the object his watch and
chain would certainly have been missing.
The fact that his papers were found scattered
around on the ground is due to the fight that
must have taken place over his body among
the birds. A member of ono of the firms
which bought goods of Lewis has gone to
fully identify the remains, which he can do
by the clothing He viii take charge of the
remains until the arrival of Lewis son and
brother from New York.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-01

Every Pair Warranted to give Satisfaction
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-01
FOR SALE
w "A NTED

One light, open WAGON in good condition.
Apply to w. L. PFE1FFER 925w
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-01
WANTED.

YOUNG LADIES to sew ON Muslin Unde r
wear. Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machines
used. Learners cheerfnlly ianght. Apply at
The H0LTZMAN MFG CO, Cor. MARYLAND
Avenue and Prince George Street, over POST
Office. s2StfsS
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-01

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1.-The first large
steel steamship ever built In this country.r
according to Messrs. Cramp & Sons, slid OF
the ways at the yard Of that firm Saturday
morning at 10 minutes after s O'Clock. The
Iroquois is magnificent vessel, and the re-
ception which created her as she glided into
the water was proportioRed to her size and
the elegance Of her appointments As the
steamer started down the ways, Miss Evaline
Clyde, daughter of w. P. Clyde, Of Clyde &
Co. for whom the vessel was built, broke the
traditional bottle and christened the boat
the "Iroquois." The Iroquois is $40 feet
long, 20 foot deep and Of 5000 tons measure
ment. She is fitted with triple expansion
engines, steel boilers, electric Hghts, steam
gearing, unsurpassed accommodations for
about 200 passengers, and every known appli-
ance for the safety and comfort for passen-
gers She viii run on the New York,
Charleston and Florida line.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-01

BosTOx, Oct. There was reunion of
the Massachusetts, delegates to the Democratic
national convention at the residence of Chair
man P. A. Collins Saturday afternoon j.
". CorcoraE, on behalf of the St Louis
delegates, presented Mr.. Collins With silver
tea set valued at 81 900. Messrs. Alger and
Lewis were presented with albums contain
ing likenesses Of the delegates as souvenirs of
fha trim
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-01

BUFFALO, Oca' 1-Since the discovery of
. concealed case Of smallpox, the authorities
have made an even more rigid inspection of
the infected district, with the result of another
concealed case being discovered in the Polish
district. The children at East Buffalo died
euap the disease. Several cases Of variulnd
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-01
ANNAPOLIS. ND. MONDAY EVENING" OCTOBER j, 1888.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

We will fneerr IN this colun.n ssds ertts.
anents OF Wants. For Rent, For Sale, Lost,
sound, &C., not ex xeeeding four lines. ONT
WEEK. or less. for 25 CentA.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-01

respectable WOMAN for housekeeper.
Apply immediatel' at the Chesapeake House,
No "A Main street 924w
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-07

Base bnH 70 Jay
.swases 81 SIN" next week.
DR., Reich and a friend. while out sailing
yesterday .eapsized, but were rescued with
cut difficulty.
1ynjns vii. leave the Columbia 4 Puget
eound depot every hour. commencing u
o'clock, for the bali Ramc.
IA. Jones. son Of officer Jones. while
kefhfng Ia Lake Union yesterday, ran .
fveinch silver into one OF his feet.
"a. l. Terry IL extending bic wharf ous
Z deep water. II Joins Harrington 4
Gith's whart Es6ag the north aide.
ne barkeutine John smith and the
.rk00uer Letisla are loading lumber 81 the
S5reron Improvement cornpany's wharf.
Notices of location Of Iron claims In SEQ.
son Z, township "A north. range . East.
1efe died at the auditors oGIec yesterday
NJ. II. Topping and Joe C. Keller.
Henderson 4 Locke yesterday gave a
Md In the sum Of 1900 for Fifth street
inprovcment contract, with r.. =. Mar
Nail. James v. Taylor and J. !. Kahaley
= snrcsics.
~. N. n. Lewis let the contract for the
erustrurfion Of his block Of SIX residences
- lanes street yesterday TO James Park.
n Sia6oo The block VII be i2s feet front
and IS feet deep.
fhs first instaliment Of GaxxaIn's soft
u5zif Albuf1s OF Honttie nave M lhst NJ
s3fsd. They contain views of the city aud
sanound!ng country. aud no doubt win be
mach sought after.
4 half mile foot race took place at Black
Diamond July 4. between Peter Kennedy
and William Steel. for SOD eide. Ken
uedy won by three yards. The time was 2
minutes and Is seconds.
NJ. D, J. saekman. OF Port BIakeiey. will
osxt week commence the construction OF
: handsome residence on his slightly lots.
z {he corner OF Ninth and Cherry streets.
The building when completed viii he oc-
cupied BY MI. W. X. Phillips and family.
The toilsome, dangerous and faithful
hhors, during the celebration, OF the ar
tjllery squad, consisting of ~. v. Mills.
Geo. Pfpfef. his son VIII. aud Frank Sci
dell who iired IN splendid shape the
nornlng, neonfide and sdnset saiutes. az.
gregatsng 1853 guns. are specially worthy Of
uenii0n
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Deeds Recorded at the Auditors
ONCE Yesterday.

Nineteen deeds were filed for record a.
the auditors Office yesterday, aggregating
va &c, au average OF s90a n. Following
WiIhelmiaa Ebhinhaase 10 Alber,
schlossmaeher, NV OF sw = OF Sec. y.
Up. - y. X. 4 r. 1850.
Frank stevenson to Arthur Griffin and
John Blake, lot =. block :, and lots l, and
s. block 3, town Of Fnumelss, $50.
A. X. Llewellyn 10 Abhie T. pinsmDre.
loss u and i6, block Is, Madison street ad-
dificn. $50.
Leigh : J. Hunt to 5 s Summer. tract IS,
Of West Seattle iive-acrs tracts. 81. 500.
Fred Is. saniar t. Annie q. smart, Sw Z.
Of Ne - Of 81 :. of sec. -. Tp. "A y, X. )
T.. the 5 4 Of 81 !. Of Ne i ois I. Of Sec.
q. To. "a s, K. E.. and lots Il. II, Is and
L. block !, Portage addition, ss2S.
Ani,le q. Smart to Charles T. Croweii.
sw OF Ne !. of 81 = o! Sec. 2. TIP. a y.
/ X. ; r. 81
Or Anrud 10 A. pipher, Z. 80 acres OF
The Nv I. of Wv :. of See. Is. Tp. n n, r.
carrie V. $. Rice, sdminisira:rix Of ih,
estate Of John r. Rice, deceased, 10 viii
Ham D. aud Robert A. Hatfield. lols and
/ :, sec. u, Tp. II y. +, E., $40
Carrie Y. : Rice 10 William d. and
Z Robert Il. Hatfield, quit claim 10 lots aud
&c, u ~; = !, N Men,, x N wo,,w, 10,
/ s, block 60. 4. A neRny's addition. s.. 0oo.
John Il. NaEgs 90 jeha u. Fighter. lots
/ :. :. and 10, block ;. Hardwood addition.
$40
Pr.er Re.tingrr IN W r. Isrimer. lots 9
sai :. block 4. ualic.'s addition. i,Tso
H. r. Scott Ia James : Reed, lots Is alis!
+ is, block 5. Ross addition. ga
II. T. scott 10 Jay francis, lots 5. s. : sad
3 ;. h,oVk 3. Eoss addition, sec.
a. I. Seatt % Henry 4. Moss. lots II aud
3 Is. beck S, ResSS addition, SD.
I H. T. Sca;t Ia Martin osVoid. 10; 10. block
:. Ross addition. siis-
H Ss,atf 10 +. }. Coifasn. lot ~, block
! :. Ross addition, Sis
H. T. snef; - r. J. Coluar. 10, Is. block
:. Ross addition. siia
{ JAY Francis - H. A. Mos. lots aad :
book q. Ross addition. so.
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S - -~..r-ev Mexico, from San rfasG eco.
81 81 =. ~ VtefpFia--J. b. Cooper, r. r.
- q em5es, J. z. GoodaH. 4. Nc
!. n f;fquhaff. J. urguharf. q.
J. 1atn, Miss Tiffany. SISTER Of
q $.vnsrnd-R. B. runk. Mn
s ~ "a ehila, r. Lesy. z. Cline
S-111Se -Beiie cummiaxs- y. Wright.
ccS&. n. Tapfsin. Mr. ,. Blsfn- H.
I Nh. Mcknight. J. &. Yale. MA
lSsei ana dauxhter. Sister o. Charity.
Kale Leeds, Mr. Cspf- J. Suecs5t
- TScouna--Sfi GrAyson, q. ~, 6fny.
= - uife, O. Hesasn, a. CHORD. 7. y:
~ VI T5emb, = ". geiser. A. r. Hills.
sso 4 Csliforn.a--Psssel Msafof3:
ESjeef. J. A. koes. n. Gseen5HFy, II.
~ wiss A. &. Beikusp. Mrs. T. 4 Gil
-, Jobu Russell. Mn. john kunxeu- Js.
r.. 6rsrs. Herald Neafs, J. r. Riley, J. j.,
ess1rfjrr and wife. J. n svensYtrsn. Jamss
-. X. n. Abbey, Mr. II. Harvey. ~.
sonsgu, Hiien Humphreys. Mar Hum-
Srrys' 4 W. blanchard, Edward Forbes.
4 Sseffh. A. A. Washfuru. r. g. knSlisan,
- xyc, Mr.. l. zmfiey, J. y. Brown. Mr.
S1tbsnsn and wife. Mr.. saptDsn and wife.
- saahorn. Mrs. starr. ". W. Bpyian
N vile. WIZ. GrrsF. Ms. Wm- wyntie, n
n. fhby, snd a second class.
Northern PAeinc-Trnln No. i-fsssed
nernn: d. Bscii, I. MADDEN and wife. r.
Il Boyies, J. A. PhiihiH, Ms. " J. eamness
- Haster Eddie samus.s. Joan CLARK.
IN. u. r. Glover and fso eAsidrxa. For
3aroms-D. 4. sxndersos. y 4 fiisuorth,
q n. Ellsworth, HrsL : :. S~n Alien. &.
Levy. No. . has She foiigstes passenger,
III Portland. Henry T8te-, VI. I1ber.
Mss Adams. W. H. Siilis and eight
emigfnssts,
Oregon short Tsne--rassei Hunfington
N. y. Ford aud wife, Thomas D. Hin Aad
faFniiy, Miss u. Gresham. 4. W. westlsrby,
Mrs. y. weAtbsrby. Mrs. e. Newell, james
A. SAWYER and two daughters, Mrs Irwin.
Jssnrs Jnekx1u. r T. k6k,>Ds. Mrs. J.,
Jacobs. Mrs.. a. u. swim. Miss Ross, Mrs.
". Franks, aud 6 ensigranfs.
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Ungratefai Ohio .


The remains Of William Henry Harrison.
president Of the United States aud grand
tasner Of the present. Republican candidate
fsg the presidency. nerosc 81 North Bend.
Ossie. about eighteen miles below Cinein-
nzsl fa = saai, uuosteaiariouS brick
vault. which CA hardly BE- called tom =
AZ every session u she Ohio Legislature
tD= The pas; th4rty yss-S. BIZ h bald a
n aaGIzcnt over tie rcsaa.es ei t36 Type
czanc has tssSa iutrotu rsd. TAsse bills
have Invariably tsen rcssrvtsl 20 s;eseial
committee. aud tAas earaus3sfse tss VISITED
the p,&cc Aad hss a handsomely cnseriained
by shg peG0s- II tteyes- tAr town rcsrcSs
- .Ac sssssi. and has there asisaess 10
s;ssesraes cxtoliiaE tl,c virtues Of to. dead
gataFnsuE 70 cossE1bEs. ts~ committee Al
VS. rs;,ar1s In txrii- 81 erecting rnoan-
meat eseg she de5sSVtssa hero. bot tia ~
PERI bas Eares had tEa effect Ct passing
zny e sAe s,iils. zaA 81 ii4ss dAE tae grave
81 us,E zsEgss persistent q tse EHf1ea -s2tes
ss-seai..s a. huEs Sis - W&S tAs isss cat6a
vsirA vs. tie EaEse ~ hsS ears rAsifs-
hood. Essa sisc fzet tasi holy ssa,EAerz
s.aic fsEra the sza2e graves All the fer- . rs
% as snl- Sraa 5cszts sik-z sss. zee father
y. Tao Trsescs a sssbstsAsa ezadF42ss-, @ks
as.s "a eseas > "a ssg,s - przsi1ca a. zp~
ss rr1asica Wsseh sl.ras save Sc bones q
thc n-ssId1nf trnsi > = zal4r a9trSr