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MAsHLNGToN sorTnERN RAILwAr.

Ickets and information AZ tho Office Eortheas, cor
ner Il 18th street ana Penn auia aud tho
station where orders - left chez king u
baggage % destination irom hotels anu residences.
ChAS. 4. PJGH. .. n. MOOD
tsereral Manaerr IiNl2l 0,eneral Hn.serr,r Agent
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baltimore & OHIO RAILROAD
~ schedule IN effect May 10, 1891
leave washington from station corner New Jsrs.v
avenue and street
Tor Chcero and Northwest. Nestibuled Limitsls,.
pres trans Al 30 q. m, > 30 .. m. daily.
Tor Cincinnati. st. Louis and IndlAnapois Neett-
buled Limited 30. express II 30 y. IA. daily
For flttsburg and Cleveland, cypress daily, va
am and : - q. IN.
FOR Lexington and staunton -Io.4Oam
For Winchester and way Stations. IS :JOp.m
tor Luray '3::b. . - p.n,
tor Roanoke, Knoxville. Chattanoasa and Mem phis
losW T ~, daily Sleeping car through TO Msmphla-
$50 500 A. ninutes X 10, 80 do 90 as min utesJ
u d. an 4; 10 $50, - (3 H. - minutes). "a
An. t3l. % o 10. 40 mnutes 8 80 30. 10
sundays. %. 80 600 a. nlinut-sD so. -
Du.oO. 45 mnutesD, II .55 a. m, ! sOD POS. 2y4L
%. 81. 400 10 a. minutesl. 40. Is, so
For Annapolis 20 and iaoa m, 40 and 4 "a
Pa sundays. 30 a m. 81 \. m.
Tor Frederick III 80 a. 81 Is. q DO n 10 o. m.
Tor Haxsrs.own. 10 20 9 m and % 80 pm.
PHILADELPHIA
For Philadelphia. New York. Boston. and the East.
daily. o. 800 40 90. Dining Carl IN IS a m a
@ no. Dining Carr, $50 III 80 pm. Sleeping csEl
Buffet Psrlor Csrs on all day trains
For Boston, = - ?. m. with Pullman Buffet Sleep.
Ing Car running through TO Boston without chansa
via Ponehkeepsie Bridge. landing passengers Z
For Atlante City, 4sO5, 1000 and IL IS An. Sun,
days. ID, Ill 40
FOR time OF suburban trains see time tsbes 10 bsasa
OF all ticket agents.
tEIcept Sunday. DAILY ssundaxopix
Baggase CALLED for and checked from hotels and r-s
dspees ~ mon Transfer Co. orders left at til
0fhcss olpsnd l35l Pa ave-. and at depot
j. 4; opELL CHAs. q, scULL.
nyll zen. Manager. Gen Pass Agent
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Kills
He HE.ns As WELL As EVER.
STRIKING RESULTS IN MARKED CASE OF
DEAFNESS.

Mr.. 4. 4 Taylor. clerk in the pension ofice and
re-Ifas No 2Os Penusy ivIIa tells tie fol-
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,HEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

Schedule ia effect May 10, 1901.
Leave Union Depot, 9th and b streets
10 m. for Newport News. Old Point Comfort an
Norfolk daily. Arrive at Old loirlt at q 90 . m,
AMI Norfolk at 6.15 pm. r
Pm, Cincnnat Express daily for stations in Wis.
gina, West Virginia. Kentucky and Cincinnntl
Nestibue Sleepers and entire train run through
without change Cincinnati arriving af - IA m
Dining car to Clifton forSe. servnG lunch and
supper.
IL 40 +. T. V. vestibule Limited daily solid
trains. With dining cars through witlous
change 10 Clncinna.i. kestibule Sleeper for Lex
inston and Louisville Pullman Cars are open -
receive passengers at y pm
oHces ol3 and Al fellusy lyanis avenue
ii. W FULLER.
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A CADEMY OF THE HOLY CROSS,
"A LIZ Massachusetts ave,
Tor lounS Ladies and Little Girls
Will reoTea Sept. Ia. 1891. auoot
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-11-28
rAs JAPAN EARTHQUAKE.

Details By MAJ Show 10 70 Have Bssa
Terribly Dssefassivs 0f LIE and Proper
ty-Tho1sands 81 RSopIs KILLED sad
wosaded and He1ses DsDoalshsa n
Every Direction.
San FRANCISCO, Nov. aA-The steam
er Gselic has arrived from Hong Kong
and Yokohama, bringing details Of Tho
Erest earthquake that occurred in
Japan on October - The shock was
first felt In Yokohama about $40 . m,
but no serious dsnage was done in the
city proper. The motion Of the shock
is said to have continued for several
mfnutsA, its direction being east and
west At Fulsui the local court build
ing and several houses were destroyed,
and some people were injured.
From Shizuoka . report was received
that the Tokaido railway between
Eakaizuni and Hamamatzu sank
throughout q mile Of its length so that
traffic was interrupted. On the morn
ing Of the e9th news Of an alarming
character was received. II waslesrned
that the Post and Telegraph in Nagoys,
. large building. had been thrown
down by the shock and that three Of
the staff were crushed to death and 1--WE
wounded by the falling mass From
the city of Nsgoys itself came yet moro
appalling intelligence. that five hundred
people had been killed and many thou.
sands wounded, and that q great ma
jority Of the houses had been destroyed
or damaged.
In the cotton mill alone 100
lives are said to have been lost In
Gifu and Ogaki, the former . town Of
II, 900 inhabitants, nearly all tho houses
were destroyed by fires that broke out
after the shock.
The Japan Mail says: ut was natural
ly expected the accounts first received OF
damage done by the earthquake would
prove TO be exaggerated, but unfortu.
nately, the opposite appears to be the
fact Hitherto the records have
shown that the most serious loss Of
life occurred in Aichi prefecture, the
figures for which were: Killed, 2, 1r0;
injured, 2,771; houses totally destroyed.
IS, $40, and houses partially destroyed.
s,69l. But the lstest reports show It
the worst results were IN the Gifu pre-
lecture
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-11-28
FokSEcA DoWNED.

The Brazilian Dictator Reaches the End
Sf His Tether-An Open Revolt In Rio
dS Jsneiro the Immediste Cause Of His
Abdication-FloriAha fsiz0tte Assumes
tie Relns-
LoSboS, Nov. a4-fntelligence has
just been received here that . revolu-
tion broke out in BIO de Janeiro to-day.
For some days the tenor Of dispatches
from farieus persons in the Brazilian
capital has led 20 the belief that the
revolutionary spirit OF the people in
the southern provinces would Show "
self in Rio soon.
It had been predicted that the mo-
ment Fonsecs left the city with his
army, as 1t was expected he would do,
in the march on Rio Gtsnde do Sui, the
opposition to his rule would i1af1ifest
itself and proceed to take possession OF
the government in the name of con-
gresS
1t is supposed that Commodore Ds
CANA, who was chosen president Of the
republic by congress after Fonseca Is.
sued his edict of dissolution, is at the
head of the revolt If Da Cana heads
the revolt, the greater part of the navy
will desert the dictator.
LONDON, Nov. 24-A dispatch Just re-
ceived from Rio Janeiro says that Da
Fonseca has resigned in favor Of
Floriano Peixotte-
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-11-28
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

IS England the recent storm caused
rivers in Somerset to overflow their
banks and inundate farm lands, which
were damaged to the amount of $780,
900.
The firm of Hardmeyer & Michael
sen, bankers at Hamburg, failed for
s., $50, 900.
lN the North sea the British bark
Kate Sanction was abandoned by her
crew of thirteen men, nine OF whom
died before being picked up.
BRITISH steamers Rugby and Eddie.
thorpe collided in the Bosphorus, and
the Eddlethorpe sank almost immedi
ately. Three sailors were drowned.
GREAT loss of life and damage tc
property throughout the Gilbert isl
ands in the south Pacific was caused
by a tidal wave, and eighty people
were drowned upon one of the islands
The electoral college of Chilli held q
meeting at Santiago and officially
chose Admiral Jorge Montt for presi
dent of the republic
A MOVE was said to be on foot in Ha
waii to dethrone Queen Liliuokalan
and set up a republic in the Sandwich
islands.
DISPATCHES from Rio Janeiro say
that everywhere discomfort and disaf
fection with the present regime were
becoming more pronounced. In gen
eral terms, the political condition OF
Brazil was described as closely border
ing on anarchy.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-11-28
.WEST AND SOUTH.

THE past season Indiana raised S.
sos, 194 bushels of wheat, against 2s,-
S52, 3i6 in 1890 The corn product was
125. O92, 649 bushels, and 7.sss, 791 BUSH
els of potatoes were raised against
2,6ss. .s57 bushels last year.
FIRE destroyed the wholesale house
of the Minneapolis Glass Company and
Lindsay Bros, agricultural imple-
ments. causing loss of 100000.
NEAR Manistee. Mich, the schooner
Hattie E. Estelle, from Chicago to Buff
falo. was wrecked, and the captain.
cook and a sailor were drowned.
PASSENGER and freight trains collid-
ed at Fairmont, Neb., killing two of
the crew Of the passenger train and in
jrring several passengers
HOWARD MILLS and Manly Justus,
prominent residents of Martinsville,
Ind, went to Kansas on q visit and
were killed by the bursting Of a thrash
ing engine.
The three children of Andrew Gulick
were killed and partially devoured by
wolves at New Brighton. but a few
miles from St Paul. MINI.
JAMES ELLIS and wife, an aged
couple, were found dead in their home
at Troy, O., from inhaling natural gas,
and their three children were not ex-
pected to live.
in the Arctic ocean the whaling
schooner Nicotine. Capt Herendon. ar
rived at Sen Francisco. The schooner
had several times been reported as slost
The entire business portion of the
village of Edgerton, Mo-, was de-
stroyed by fire.
JOHN RoGAN, living near Milan,
Tenn, poisoned four cattle drovers
who called to collect some money due
them.
MRS MARY HOFFMAN and her two
sons, aged Is and %, were suffocated
by gas at LOPEZ, Ind
In Atlanta Ga. Mrs James Calvo
found her son who was stolen from her
twenty-three years ago he then being
a child 8 years of age.
AT Fair Haven, Wash, a company
has been organized to raise black cats
for their fur.
MINUTE particles of dust thrown into
the air by mortars will produce rain,
says Prof Blake. of Kansas
The crop of Florida oranges, esti-
mated at 4. 500, 900 boxes, has begun TO
flow northward
ORE shipments from Ashland, Wis.
for the season now ended were 1,249.-
600 tons, a decrease Of $50, 600 tons
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-11-28
A CYCLONES VISIT.

The National Capital Badly shakA By .
Terrific wInd-Houses Blown Dows and
ut Least One Person Killed-The WhAsS
House Somewhat Injured.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2L-A cyclone
struck Washington at 1880 yesterday
afternoon, and lasted about ten min
utes. 1t was accompanied by g driving
rain with vivid lightning flashes To
add to the confusion fire bells were
runR, occasioned by buildings in various
parts of the city being blown down.
The worst of the storm visited the cor
ner Of Twelfth and T streets and
wrecked the entire corner. building
In the course of erection which had at
tanned a height Of four stories was
blown in on the back of several adjoin-
ing buildings
A number of people were employed
In these buildings, and upon the build
ing in the course Of construction num-
Der of bricklsyers were ut work. The
workmen narrowly escaped death, but
in an extension Of one Of the buildings
crushed, Mr.. White, . tailor, was in
stantly killed. being crushed and man
gled almost beyond recognition
At the White House about two tons OF
stone coping on the top Of the mansion
was blown down on the porch on the
east side, crushing II in. A window in
the east room was blown In. The nag
stan on top of the White House was
snapped OF a. II 1t had been glass
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-11-28

CHILLI is a great country for news
papers. There are more than forty of
them in Valparaiso and Santiago. and
there are others in all the head towns
of departments Chilli has many liter
ary men, including regiment of poets,
and also many scientific men and a
multitude of statesmen and generals.
The schools are free. and there are pro-
vincial lyceums, normal schools, an ag-
ricultural school, schools for the arts
and trades, military and naval acade-
mics and national university, all sup
ported by the government In some
years there have been 1000 students at
the Santiago university.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-11-28
TIE fair managers of the wes.e, a

THE fafr managers OF the weSIeln n
circuit at the ANNUAL meeting id Chs
cago it was deeiGed to hold state fairs
as follows next year: Mississippi, Au-
gust i5: Iowa August %; Minnesota
and Nebraska, September S; Wiscon-
sin; Kansas and Ohio. September IL;
Indiana, September 10; Illinois. Sep
tember %; Missouri, October "a. In the
nine states represented no state fairs
would be held in 1899.
WHILE insane Charles Durgan, of St
Louis, entered the room of his two sis.
ters- Gertrude, % years old, and AIDE:
laide, 1e-and Drained both Of them with
an iron poker
WHILE en- route from San Francisco
TO Chicago trundling wheelbarrow on
a wager, w. II. Brothertoh died at Id
Junta, Col.
THE governor of Maryland rendered
to Charles H. Gibson his appointment
to be United States senator from Mary
land until the legislature fills the va
cancy caused by Senator Wilson's
death,
IS East St totis, Earnest Hickman,
prominent young man, shot and IA
tally wounded his wife while drunk and
then shot himself
A CONVENTION to take the initial steps
toward having Oklahoma admitted to
the sisterhood of states has been called.
JOHN WALSH and John Whalen were
found murdered in a room of hotel at
St Paul, Mimi.
AT Tacoma, Wash, Chief II. NJ. Lii
lis and Assistant Chief Rockingham, Of
the fire department, were run over by
a hose cart and fatally injured.
The failure of the Rockdale Mining
& Manufacturing Company of Colum-
bia, Tenn, with liabilities of Sl9l, 200
and assets of $780, 900, was announced.
IN Indiana counterfeit dimes bearing
the date of 1891 were in circulation in
large numbers
FIRE destroyed twenty buildings in
the business section of Correctionville,
Ia, causing loss of 100000
In the past eleven years the water in
Lake Michigan has decreased 8 feet
OWING to domestic strife Elijah Jett,
a teamster, cut his wife's throat with a
razor at Decatur, Ill, and then cut his
own.
THE boiler of a sawmill at Menlo,
Ga, owned by 7. p. Batten exploded,
killing two little sons of the employer.
UNLESS special sessions of the Kan
sas and Missouri Legislatures were
called to redistrict the states each one
would. it was said, lose a presidential
elector.
An address issued by 'the peoples
party says that there is no longer any
doubt that it will have candidates for
president and vice president in the
field before June l, 1892.
For the murder of his wife William
H. Fri7zle was hanged in the Jail yard
at Abilene, Tex.
THE lumber cut in Minnesota for the
year reaches 447, 713, 25a feet, 207, 22l. 900
shingles and 81, ,697, 500 lath- This beats
all records
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-11-28

A COOPERATIVE home for young
women students has been started in
Boston with accommodations for about
one hundred and fifty, the prices rang
ing from S1.5O to SIS a week. Most
of the rooms are in suites, and the ar
rangements for table board are separ.
ate. The intention is to make it self
supporting, and if any student remains
there a year she will become partner
in the scheme and have a share of the
revenue Entertainments of various
degrees of importance are to be pro-
yidad
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-11-28

THE first flag of stars and stripes
was made for the United States army
by Quakeress named Betsy Ross in a
little brick building still standing on
Arch street in Philadelphia 1t is pro-
posed by the Pennsylvania Historical
society to purchase this building from
the present owner, Mrs Amelia Mund,
and exhibit it at the worlds fair along
side the home of William Penn. And,
if possible, the first flag should be
flown from the gable.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-11-28

1T has long been believed that the
portrait of George Washington in the
white house is not a replica of the orig
inal by Gilbert Stuart, though bought
as such. Trace of the Baker replica
was lost after 179S, and there has been
a suspicion that an English artist, VIM
stanley, who made several unauthor-
lied copies, palmed off one of the latter
on the committee which made the pur-
chase for the presidential mansion.
The full-length portrait of Washington
recently discovered on the Isle of Man
is alleged to be that for which Win
stanley copy was substituted, and how
it got there is now the question.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-11-28

The largest specimen of leaf or fern
gold ever found will be exhibited at
the worlds fair. II was found near
Walla Walla, Wash. 1t is valued at
$500 for the gold in it alone, but to-
day five times that amount would not
purchase it The delicate tracery of
the fern is as fresh. beautiful and
crystalline in appearance as ever ma
ture turned out of her laboratory, and
it is fully foot square.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-11-28
THE HAND OF DEATH.

Gov. Hovey Of Indiana Answers the Final
Summons, Having Never Rallied from
the Illness which Overlook Him Daring
His Visit ., Mexico.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. A.-Gov.
Alvin p. Hovey died ut 1:2o this after
noon at his room at the Dennison hotel.
His last moments were peaceful and
conscious, and his last words were an
inquiry for his favorite granddaughter,
Mary Menzien. All immediate mem
bers of his family were present The
direct cause of his death was heart
trouble, superindueing failing respira-
ton.
By the death Of Gov. Hovey, Lieut.
Gov. Chase, of Danvf1ls, becomes chief
executive of Indiana
BIOGRAPHICAL
Chief Executive Of the State Of Indiana Alvin
p. Hovey was born fn Mount Vernon, o.. Asy
3. lssl. he received Q common school educa-
ton and aftsrward studied lsw; was ad-
mitted to the bar In 1919, and wnS prsctsctng
that profession when the civil wu bruks
out. be sntersd the volunteer service -
major Of N Ohio regiment. and served whh
distinction at the bxtfles Of Shiloh, Corinth,
Champion Hills and vicksburE. At the close
1 the war he was breveted Q major general,
and returned north and settled down m In
LLAMA, becomins prominent in republicsn poll
tics. In 1855 be was appointed United sfstes
minister to Peru, where be was located for sono
time. He afterward returned to his adopted
state. and was elected to CONGRESS and
became auite figure IN the houss
}, representative. In 1888 be wss 50
Iected to head the republican state
ticket in Indiana, and was elected over Court
i.ndt g, Wat.on. who served with him both in
he Union army and in congress- Gov Hovey
wss taken sick while making . tour Of Mexico.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-11-28
Second Yield of Cherries.

A strange freak of nature was exhib-
tied in Sedalia recently. In the shape Of
some cherries which were OF the second
yield this season. They grew on the
farm of Michael McNutt, at Kemp
post office. north Of Sedalia- Mr.. Nc
Mutt says that soon after the first reg
ular fruit had been picked and the old
leaves had fallen off, new buds and
leaves made their appearance, the re-
suit being a tolerably well developed
crop of cherries, many of which had
turned red.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-11-28

PROF. GAINES insists that he has
practically discovered the language en-
ployed by monkeys in communicating
with each other He states that he
will conduct a series of experiments
with monkeys, dogs and cats, and
prove to the world that animals have a
language that can be understood by
human beings
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-11-28
Three Bouncing Baby Boys.

Mrs. VIM. Oldham, of Independence,
recently became the mother of three
bright baby boys who tip the beam at
4, S and 6 pounds each, The triplets
are well-formed little citizens and from
general appearances have come to stay.
Mrs. Oldham's husband is n farmer,
and is apparently overjoyed a. the un
usual increase in his family.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-11-28

IxprASApoLn. Ind, Nov. A-The
supreme council Of the Farmers Ai-
ance adjourned at 10 o'clock SUNDAY
morning to meet next year At Atlanta
Harrisburg or San Francisco. the
nlace to be selected by the ex-
ecutiye committee. A grand SUM
mer encampment was decided upon:
time and place being left to special
committee. The committee on nstion.
Al lerisl.tion was made up Of President
Polk' Macune, Featherstoae, OF Arkan-
-: PAGE, of Virginia. and Gwynne'
Of rexsa The council refused TO 70:
dorse the Reform fress ...oeiasion.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-11-28

The head of a monster bull moose
was exhibited at Caribou. Me. There
were nine prongs on one horn and eight
on the other, the spread of the antlers
measuring five feet The moose, which
must have weighed $500 pounds at
least. was shot by a Frenchman on the
American side of the St John river.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-11-28

DENVER, Col, Nov. A-There was
an immense assemblaae in the criminal
district court when DR.. Graves attor-
news presented their motion for con-
tinuance Of his trial for ninety
days The trial is set for to-
morrow morning, but because they
were served with the notice OF
the last batch Of witnesses for
the prosecution Is late ss Saturday
night, they claim they have mot had
time to get ready. They want the de-
lay, they say. in order to learn some
thing about the new witnesses and the
f..ts thew propose TO ssta blish-
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-11-28

Capt D. P. Slattery has made q prop.
osition to the masonic fraternity to
erect temple for them on the site Of
old st. Georges church in St Louis
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-11-28

She Kept Her Word.-Van Jay
''You promised to write to me while I
was away. but you did not Keep your
promise" Miss Tomax-"l certainly
meant to keep my work" Van Jay
That's the reason, ! suppose. yoa
never sent t"-Brooklyn Citizen
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-11-28

Klein, dry goods and notions, Joplin,
has confessed Judgment to claims ag.
gregating $1,000. Confessions were
made in favor of Rice, Silk & Co. and
other st. Louis houses The liabilities
will amount to over S12, 900; assets, be-
tween SIS, 900 and $50, 900.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-11-28

THREE statues. ten feet in height of
rose granite, have been found at Abu-
kir, Egypt few feet below the sur
face The discovery was made from
indications furnished to the govern
lnent by local savant, Daninos Pasha.
The first two represent in one group
Rameses ii. and Queen Hentmara seat
ed on the same throne. The third rep
resents Rameses standing upright in
military attire, scepter in his hand
and a crown upon his head. Roth bea.
hieroglyphic inscriptions, and both have
been thrown from the pedeslals face
downward. Relics of the early Christians
have been found in the same locality
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-11-28
Another Boat Lost on Lake MIchis.n.

DETROIT, Mich, Nov. A-Another
boat is supposed to have been lost on
Lake Michigan. On October 81 scow.
in charge of three men whose names
are unknown here, left Sand Beach for
Au Sable, with a cargo Of apples and
supplies Nothing has since been
heard of the scow, although advertise-
ments have been sent broadcast
Steamers arriving yesterday repor.
that considerable wreckage was passed
IS miles northwest Of Point Au
Bsruues and that the surface OF tha
water ut that point was covere" vfh
spples.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-11-28

did you use the poultice I told
you To put on your stomach" "Yis,
sor-and sorra the day that I did;
have been that sick ever since, sor. :"
lyon have? I'm astonished, Where
is the poultice now?" why. sor, ct
it long ago."-Pharmaceuticsl Era