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party. In 1856 Mr.. Newcomb received
I37 votes and Mr.. Sayers 1903. Mr.. New
comb was Endorsed by the republican con-
vention. In 1S5s, while Mr.. Belknap was
not indorsed by the republican eonven-
ton, while the colored people of the couu-
ty deeply resented his votes against
Blaine and against Mr. Rector, his vote
was los and that for Maj. Sayers 81. This
increase for Belkrap was due to tho ac-
tive work of Wicks against Mr.. Sayers
The statement that Mr. Sayers or any of
his friends contributed to the election of
Orange Wicks, directly or remotely, is a
willful falsehood This reckless editor
further says that Maj, Sayers is especially
solicitous to divert public censure from
the head and shoulders of Orange Wicks.
The difficulty occurred on Thursday, the
18th inst. The prosecuting officers had
caused no affidavits against Wicks to be
made, not deeming the evidence sufficient
therefor. On Sunday at the suggestion
of Mr.. Sayers, complaint was made and
warrant OF ATTEST issued Tor Weeks who is
now in the county iail--The Dispatch fur
Their says: "The major takes warm in
terest in protecting some of the colored
citizens of that lawless and turbulent sec
ton" As becomes law abiding citizen
when the lynching of unarmed men in the
custody of the law was limited, lie, in com
mon with hundreds of others including
the very friends and relatives of the muir
dered man, protested against it believing
that punishment should be administered
in BastrOp county by the constituted au-
and not at the hand of armed
mobs.
These facts have stated not by way of
defense of Maj. Sayers, for he is too well
known to need defense at the hands ofany
man, but merely to expose a wicked and |
libel containing not an ele-
ment of truth.
Your obedient servant,
II. NJ. GARwooD.
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The late Mrs. A. J. Fowler
Dallas, who died in New Y
left a will full of charitable
quests. The interest of SOC
goes to the support of her bro
in Mexico and at his death
$4,000 is to be applied to the
eft of the home for white wiz
and orphans to which beside
left property valued at $50
She bequeathed $4,000 to the
cation of a little boy whom
had adopted. Every line in
will is inspired with hunt
that bespeaks the heaven
flight of the departed benefact
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1889-06-28

In 1873 1 contracted blood
son, which soon developed in
severest secondary form,
blotches and sores all owe
body, which totally disable'
for more than a year. The
tors treated me all the time
out benefit. The disease ST.
growing worse and worse,
unable to work for more IL
year; finally was persuaded t
Swifts Specific. After
seven bottles was sound and
and have not felt a symptom
disease since. This was
years ago. JOE VAUd
Forsyth, Ga, Jan. 70,
1 have taken Swift's Spec.
secondary blood poison, al
rived great benefit. 1t acts
better than potash, or any
remedy that L have ever use
B. F. WINGFIELD, NJ
Richmond, Virginia.
Treatise on Blood and SIX
eases mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC
Drawer 3, Altar
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We offer One Hundred Dollars reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by taking Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. J. CHENEY IL CO.,
Props, Toledo, Ohio.
We. the undersigned, have known +. j.
Cheney for the last Is years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions, ind financially able to carry
out any obligations made by their trm.
West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists
Toledo, Ohio.
WaIding, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Ell. Van Hoesen. Cashier, Toledo Ma
tional Bank, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucus
surfaces Of the system. Testimonials sent
free Price T5c per bottle.
y Sold by all Druggists.
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A Moman,s Discovery.

another Wonderful discovery has been
made and that too by lady in this coun-
ty. Disease fastened its clutches upon
her and for seven years she withstood its
severest tests, but her vital organs were
undermined and death seemed imminent.
For three months she cOughed necessarily
and could not sleep. She bought of us
bottle of DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption and was so much relieved
on taking first dose that she slept all
night and with one bottle has been nirac-
ulOusly cured. Her name is Mrs. Luther
Lutz.' Thus writes W. c. Hamrick X
Co., of Shelby, N. C-Get free trial bot
lie at J. N. Eddin's q Cos. ~
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THE SIGN BOARD.

When new road has been built, there
is always a sign board put up in con-
spicuous place, to point ont to the weary
traveller where that road leads to, that he
make no mistake. We have now opened
up Stillingin, new and grand highway
to health and happiness. 1t puIifies the
blood, aids the digestion, operates on the
liver, and builds up the weak and worn
out system. Try it.
For sale by j. N. Eddins & Co., aud
Ketchum & Son.
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The Verdict Unanimous.

W. D. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind, tes-
titles: 81 can Recommend Electric Bitters
as the very best remedy. Every bottle
has given relief in every case. One man
took six bottles and was cured of Rheuma-
tism of 10 years standing" Abraham
Hare, druggist, Bellville, Ohio, affirms;
''The best selling medicine l ever handled
in my 20 years experience, is Electric
Bitters." Thousands ofothers have added
their testimony, so that the verdict is
unanimous that Electro Bitters do cure
all diseases of the Liver Kidney or blood
Only 30 cents bottle at J. n. Eddins
& Co.'S. Drug Store. ~
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LADIES. DO YOU

Ever have heavy, depressed feeling, at
certain times' Do you feel as though your
back was going to break into in the mid
def Do you suffer with periodical head
achesl Are you ever troubled with irrogu-
lar menstrutatioI:, flow TOO free or too
scantl If 80, take Cuban Female Tonic,
Womans Greatest Friend. 1t will cure
your pains and bring you right.
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Rncklen,s Arnica SaIre.

The Best salve in the world for Cuts.
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all skin Eruptions, and posi-
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is Guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or monev refunded. Price % cts per box.
For sale by j. N. Eddins = Co., Aug. Il, 20
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VH 5"Hu"y "i5"g october u, 1855, spoke
at Bastrop on the following day, and left
on the morning thereafter for Lampasas,
and did not return until November Z
As to the facts connected with the cleo
ton, invite the attention of your readers
to the enclosed communication from Hon.
H. N. Garwood, now county judge of Bas-
trop county, and formerly It's representa-
tive
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$1,000 Reward.

One thousand dollars vii
paid to any chemist who will
on analysis of S. S. S. IS
Speclfc) one particle of mel
Iodide of Potash, or any pois'
substance.
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SAN SABA, :
The Summer Normal:

The Summer Normal will
mence July %, 1889, at Llan.
continue four weeks and clos
gust 16, 1889.
''The date of examination
be the IA, Is, and 16 of A
All examination papers will !
-warded to the department of
cation by express, c. o. D.,
they will be read by a
board of examiners, selectt
the STATE superintendent.
each applicant for a cert
will be required to fC
through the principal the S
S1.O0 to defray the actual ex
of a special board of examin
''The teacher who has tbs
of his profession at heart,
DESTROYS of becoming fl
with the best improved m
of instruction, cannot
or fail to attend some good
institute.
The above is quoted fir
structions given by the Sta
perintendent Cooper.
The teachers of Llano q
joining counties are ee
urged to attend the normal
no. No pains viii be spa
make the normal INTEREST,"
instructing to those desir
vancement.
Board and lodging can
for $3.50, $500 and SIC
month, for further pan
write to the principal,
J. T. HAMILTON, Llano
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A Voice from the Executive Mansion.
Mr.. A. K. Hawkes. Dear Sir:
The pantiscopic glasses you fur
nished me some time since, gave
excellent satisfaction. [ have
tested them by use, and must say
they are unequalled in clearness
and brilliancy by any that l have
ever worn. Respectfully,
JOHN B. GORDON,
Governor of State of Georgia.
All eyes fitted and fit guaranteed
by j. n. EDDINs & Co.
june24
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J. D. SAVERS.

N cOUNsELs FoRBEAR-
CEDAR CREEK.
IS been over to Cedar
fthe recent bloody out
liens by Colored toughs.
warm interest in pro-
e colored citizens ofthat
lent section, and is es-
to divert public censure
| shoulders of Wicks,
If the peace. Our con-
Eipterest in behalf of
~d~hVuII be. TTIcA5
q IN the late congress
the republican nomi-
ap, and in return there
lade Wicks justice of
Creek. II Wicks has
rity as justice of the
ct has in any way tend
the recent outrages; if
e has insulted the white
t No. 3, Bastrop county,
DC placed where it be-
! the republicans of that
ainst the democrats,
ties, backed by Major
iced in office.D
5, malicious and COM
not been conceived and
hitting was first invent
tely and unqualifedly
ie publication of which
ightest excuse.
orange Wicks, nor have
, know him.
ld any communication
or indirect, verbal or
any matter, whatever.
that Orange Wicks was
didate for an office until !
lst November after the
ieard that he had been
the peace for the Cedar
1t 1 had nothing what
lie election in Bastrop |
home from Washington
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Subscribe for the San
News, and keep posted in regard
to what is doing in the county.
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Listen to the corn growl See
the cotton junpl Look at the fat
cattle on thousand hills Hear
the mellow pipe OF the quail from
the middle of the golden field
Do you find any sallow and dis
contente5 fasssasEEs:s.aYith patched
any hdggA1 6aaf5a TAI a
ers' wives, with fifteen barefooted
children and one shirt between
them? Not much. Young man,
come south and multiply upon the
face of the earth. San Antonio
Express.
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One of our greatest rev
in steam navigation is I
As most of our readers in
are aware, the propulsion
by the election of a strean
ter at the stern, has oft
attempted, and with regar
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It is only by due presentation Of
these manifold reso urces and su-
perb opportunities for every con
ceivabIe industrial purpose that
We can hope to achieve what Ken
lucky and Alabama. have so sue
cessfully attained IN SO short pc
rod, and divert Texas investors TO
capitalize companies in furnaces
and factories as they have done
there, with from s2JO,Oe0 to S.
100000 in each venture. New
England and the North, with
their enormous Accommodations of
wealth lying idle or invested at
minimum rates of interest. can
certainly be induced to turn some
of their surplus from the West.
whittier much Of It has been going.
if Only that wealth be intelligently
wooed-
An effort is bein G made (which
VIII no doubt be successfully to
have all the railway companies of
Texas make an extremely low rate
Of fair to every station on their
respective lines, and good for thir-
ty days after the close of the fair,
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method, which has been more ur
less successful, experimentally, a
very erroneous idea has been cur
rent among mechanical experts:
that the larger the stream of water
forced out and the lower the pres
sure, the better the results. DR..
Jackson of New York has recently
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'ged the defeat of these men
ute means. For my course
lers upon Cedar creek were
ave no apology to offer.
everything possible to allay
t and to calm the just indig-
people. fl had failed to
iave been rightly charge
grossest and most culpable
Iblic duty in the very deli
Igerous circumstances by
2 surrounded. l could not
without mourning the Sc
[ learned of the killing and
tending, l urged tine imme-
Orange Wicks, of his con-
ry one who, directly or in
,ipated in the killing of
aeff, and in the wounding
Their and the Glasses, and at
l counseled the people to
ithfully observe the law.
I'D Ihaye done9 What less
done'
lclude this communication
lg cheerful and voluntary
he forbearance which has
by the people of Bastrop
pecially those living on &C.
,ughout this entire unfortu-
and will continue to be
,OmmendatiOn.
Yours very truly,
JOSEPH D. SAVERS.
,Od's Card on the Same
Subject.
BAsTRor, June 81.
the Statesman.
g Dispatch of the 18th inst.
itorial attack upon the Hon
,ma'iciously false that tire
;, however unworthy the
hich it originated. Each
ict contained therein is false
,ular, and in replying there
rely of my own knowledge.
:ays that Wicks, the colored
t is charged, is largely re-
he recent murders at Cedar
to elect Major Sayers to
recent contest with Mr..
republican nominee, and in
Major Sayers made Orange
Of the peace. The fact is
terly opposed Mr.. Sayers
ire campaign and was the
lvocate of Mr.. Belknap in
IN election day at Cedar
I'd actively against Mr.. Say
Belknap in 1884 had voted
aine and Judge Rector, the
Bastrop county refused to
nd he convention of last
hat the place for congress
Republican ticket be left
as chairman of the execu-
was sent to Austin to have
for distribution. He car
lion TO Mr.. Savers so far
ing the express action OF
he placed Mr.. Belknap's
ticket, so distributed and
The votes OF the Cedar
very conclusive. In 1854
eceived 147 votes; Major
Judge Rector is personally
d popular with all classes
ty. He received the full and
auDnnrf Of tho ranublioau
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ing by propell
zl2opr with
Figths of an IN
600 pounds. ]

a boat that is confidently expec
to sail at a speed of between
and 40 miles an hour, and the c
of the ponderous marine steam
CINE is numbered. A high p
sure boiler with pump is all
the new system requires.-Ex.
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,snlan Savers.

S MALICIOUS a RECENT
3LICATION.
Bastrop, June 20, 1889.
lie Statesman:
ived a copy of the Even
he 18th inst, containing
rked) editorial.
J. D. SAVERS.
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in this county. He received the IuII and
enthusiastic support of the republican
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m, etc; while petro-
al gas and other valua-
ms are disclosing them
parts of the State. In
woods for fashioning
of farm implements,
'equirements we have
rim the United States.
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A Voice from the Executive Mansion.

Tour ODeulent servant,
II. NJ. GARwooD.
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conceive must prove one of the
most effective methods of promo
ting the welfare of the citizens of
your county, in the most speedy
and economical manner; which we
liberty of detailing
lext the fourth an
te Fair and Dallas
take place here,
ed to present to the
here in attendance,
d instructive col
IMPLIES Of every
thing that can be found in the
several counties Of the State capa-
bic of being manufactured to adj
vantage.
Texas In her vast area is rich to
repletion in raw material of infinite
value, unknown even to her own
people, and which, in its abund-
ance, superior quality and ready
accessibility, if utilized at home
by conversion into manufactured
products as is so successfully done
elsewhere, would astonish even
the most sanguine. To this end
only one leverage is necessary
capital Under its Transforming
power the whole state may develop
In wealth and population with a
rapidity unprecedented, however
wonderful the past has been. The
raw material is layishly scattered
all about us; our climate, with its
outdoor work possible every month
in the year, IS incompatible; our
transportation facilities, already
ample. continue to increase with
extraordinary strides; and Texas,
with Ter light taxation, her excep-
tional educational institutions, in
a section of the continent outside
Of the belt of the cyclone, the biz
zard and earthquake, where are
found in fullest flower the vigor
and the grand opportunities of
new States, with the culture Of the
old, is u1questionably the country |
Of the present and the future. But
capital, ever alert and eager for
safe and remunerative return,
must be inteIligently advised Of
these advantages, and the most
striking mode of doing this is by
an object lesson, as suggested
The states Of Alabama and Ken
lucky have been for the last two
or three years adding millions and
millions of dollars to their wealth,
simply by judicious advertising of
their ores to Eastern capital, and
by pyramids of their metallic spec
linens stacked up at the New Or
leans exposition; so that out of the
3618 new industrial enterprises
started last year IN the South, rep
resenting In capital and capital
stock sl69,0OO,OOO, they alone had
100000. In Texas, which geo
logically is a region of surprises,
We have not only all the ores, but
building stones, such as granite,
limestone unsurpassed by those Of
Massachusetts,, New York and
Pennsylvania; marble equal TO any
il Vermont OF Tennessee; claysI
that make pottery in the rough or
Of the finest quality, riyaling New
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
FOURTH ANNUAL ENTERTAT TENT
OF THE GREAT Texas STATE
FAIR AND DALLAS
EXPOSITION.

Your thoughtful attention
is earnestly invited to what We
conceive must prove one of the
most effective methods of promo
ting the welfare of the citizens of
your county, in the most speedy
and economical manner; which we
lsl.n..t.. nf dnt..;lin,r
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IN COUNsELs FORBEAR-
CEDAR CREEK.
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and will continue to be
,ommendatiOn.
Yours very truly,
JOSEPH D. SAVERS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-06

though perhaps it enhances TIE dramatic quanw
Of the story 70 represent him as thus sunering, ~
il hardly what we should have expected ina'
he should break his wife's heart Is per'ec'v
natural and so is his conduct in going OF 10 gam
BILE at Monte Carlo while he' dead oody heS
awaiting burial The struggle with Relf in the rail-
way carriage is too melodramatc for any out inc
most robust tastes and the Cap ST. Martin acci-
dent is rather dragged in than silfuly introduced
to clear up the entangement Mr. Grant Aiie"
writes with all his usual smartn'ss, and his in,fo-
duqlion, describing the Cheyre Row Ciuo' Is
very neat and amusing, particularly tie discussion
Of machine poetry by Hugh and Relf II tne
character Of Massinger is not wholly consstehs
10 is certainly developed with painstaKins car
he stands out sharply against his background anu
produces a strongly realistic impression, as OF "
modern Mephistopheles, spoiled for thorough WORK
by an infusion Of sensiblliy which has no business
in his composition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-06
NOT VERY UNJUST.
,ton Transcript.

From The Boston Transcript 49,,
D Young s wS%ap IN How ri tar we You got'
Young Woman in Iurban hat f'n''H'' ~ ''''
n'g Plush Sack" Did youi Now tell me- how did you
Ike IT." a,.,,
40 1mbsn uat-"oh, It's love story-about min
"'I Plush h" sacH~"Is it, Awfuly nice, s'pose'
Turban Hat" Yes Then there's another coupe I,
STICK, and she don't love him after all but marres
another fellow. ! was awiully glad that she look
UNI Push 1 Sack But what is there in the book that
all the folks are talking about" I'LL,
Turban Hat don't know. dldn see any thlng
necnliar IN us like all love stories, IS far as could
sectte dlHcrcn. of course but not so very dheioh'
Plush Sack But the ministers are all preaching
sermons about IT," =. -,
Turban Hat know It; but l., cant sec WY
irIrban Hat. P'raps so There's lots OF religious
stun in it; but Of course: ! couldn't waste my nme
reading that All cared to know was how II came
Plush sack-"Mr. MlldIng told my, father that II
was very dangerous book He said IT was fun OF
matter that tended 70 corrupt the young and mex
p'' TSrban Hat" Funny but dIdnt SEQ anything
0ui Plush SACK DO you know I'm Just dying to read
But the. soi S%y who this Mr.
Is thafs been picking II to pieces
TuSsp dG Gcss hn0T 6o obs sp,s that
Plush Sack -" TO you think sol'
Turban Hat" Yes: don't you"
plush Sack" Kinder Did you soc that Fellow
that Just went through the carr
Turban Hiatt didn't notice him particularly
whyl' ,
T,Irban Hat" You know himf'
plush Sack" Not much seen him once or twice
Tic told my brother Fred that Robert Elsmen' was
ore of tho most notable books Of the nineteenth century
Irbat,s inst what he said. | remember II, because
i've heard Fred say IL over half dozen times sincc
II was ono OF tho most notable books OF thu nneteenth
century, he said, and ono which would so' the worio
20 thinking'
T,Irban HAT" Men are funny thlngsl"
Plush ssck."I know It, Do you get oas here
Wei, good Bye
TuIbaa Hat" Good bye.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-06
STRANGE MISTlKES
From The Portland Advertiser.


says' Portland bookseller: AT one time we were
carrying large stock Of religious works. and one day
/ called out 10 of my clerks, holding up oJo6
which he hal wrapped up FOR some Que, is this The
CITY of Godl'' 40, l guess not he said wifhous
looking round, at least never heard IL called thSs
before. 1t Is generally called the Forest CITY, Per
haps 1t Is Brooklyn He sfterward explained that he
thought had found a reference IN some book TO =
place called tho City OF God aud wanted " know whAs
city IL meant
on another occasion woman with vaise IN Ler
hand rushed In and asked new boy TX ne nae ihaS
Husband Of Nine In store. ne cane rushin9
to me In tho back shop and said woman wantea
u know II her husband was In our stoc. sufmised
what the trouble was and ATTENDED 70 ner my sen.
Some Of the most amusing mistakes, however arc
those made by people who get tho uties OF DOORS
wrong. They read about them In some Catalogue or
news1aper bur DON'T moro than half remember tho
name and tho result is. TO say the least peculiar.
Ons woman came IN the other day and asked for The
Ehinastone, ard went out mad because one OF the
clerks told her didn't sell levelry Anotnss
wanted .Thc Cardinals Letter. by Hawthorne le
ook our whole force about fifteen minutes TO ger -
what She really wanted. The Scarlet Letter She
s,ti she knew there something red about t some
where and thought It must be cardinal
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A VOTE OF THINKS
From The Youths Companion.

FROM The YOuth-S NUHlpdTIOII'
A village ia w.Engand came into possession Of Q
40, aud much needed town hall. the gift Of public
sni,tsd citizens. when completed, meeting WAS
held TO dedicate the new building. speeches were
nnada NV prominent citzcns, and special reference
Vas naturally made the chief benetactor. and to
those who had been most active IN forwarding tho
enterprise. A.. 1890 -. A.. -. - "A
those ciiizens, and suggested that vote OF thanks
no ten,ered them This was done.
W moment later a little wien faced old man arosc
I'm the back part OF the hail. and. In sharp, pens-
trat ng voice. called
MIR Cheermani Mr.. Checrman"
The speaker being recognized, he proceeded:
81 fist wanted 10 say that there's them eE hains
been mentioned hez done much 81 them o. hes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-06

Mans fnhumanitv .-Tawyer-f understand. madame.
you wish Ia get divorce. What your grounds
Furious Woman-Inbuman cruelty.
ayes, madam. In what way :"
"Why every time start ~ give him niece NJ nv
mind he stufs his with can't hear me-
-lPhi.alelpLla Record.