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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-29
AN OVERDUE STEAMER.
Fears That the Rio de Janeiro Has NJ
With an Accident

Fears That the Rio de Janeiro Has Met
With an Accident.
The steamship Rio de Janeiro. which left
Yokohama for San Francisco on the 18th
inst, is nearly four days overdue, and some
anxiety is felt here in consequence.
Allowing the vessel fifteen days to cover
the distance she was due at this mort on
Monday. Fifteen days is a liberal allow
ance, however, as most of the Pacific Mail
Company's steamers make the passage in
thirteen days and half. -
A few months ago the vessel was placed
on the dry-dock and thoroughly cleaned so
that the delay cannot be attributed to oh.
structed keel or sides. 1t is feared that
some accident has happened to the maehin'
cry. and the vessel is probably proceeding
slowly under SAIL
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-29
The Tiyoli.

''The Widow O'Brien" is in its last nights
at this house. On Monday evening, Febru-
airy I'd, we are to have "Girofie- Girofla,"
with new people in the cast, notable among
whom may be mentioned Mir. Phil Braasou.
Mr.. A. w. f. MacCollins, MIR. Tom Ricketts,,
Mr.. Frank Pearson and Miss Fanny d.
York. The management has at all times
exhibited tendency 10 please the patrons
OF the house, and the public will not be slow
in acknowledging its appreciation of this
last wise move. in giving opera with the
best available talent, independent of any
expense which might be incurred in the
carrying out of the scheme. The opera will
be mounted in the usual Tivoli style, ele-
CANT in every particular.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-29
The AlCaZar.

Beacon Lights" is making money for
the management of the Alcazar. The ex-
cellent work Of the principals has been al
ready referred to in these columns We
might supplement our remarks by saying
that the minor characters are satisfactorily
represented. On Monday evening next we
are promised revival of Mr.. Grismer's YER
sion of "Calied Back" with Miss Phoebe
Davies in her original part. East Lynne"
is underlined to follow.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-29
1.-The Musical Frn,ic y

That so-called musical frolic, entitled
" Miss McGinty," is not proving either
startling artistic or financial success at the
California Theater. Its faults in construc-
ton and stage business are so glaring that a
different result would have been a revelation.
Fay Templet0n. charming artistic as she is,
fails TO draw the public to witness this con-
eatenation Otto put it mildly-arrant rub
Dish. Even the popular comedian, Charley
Reed, cannot save it with his admirable comic
vocal contributions and quaint Rotations
It's case of no ''go." The business during
she week has been slack. ''Miss McGinty'
will be continued until Sunday evening. On
Monday the same company will appear in
the burlesque, Hendrix Hudson"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-29
The Second Popular Concert.

Following is the programme of the
second matinee Pop" to be given on Satur-
day next, at Irving Hall, by Sigmund Beel
and Mrs. Carmichael-Carr. Mrs Carrie
Milizner- Hamilton is conspicuous as an ex-
eeutant:
/. schumsnn (al komances. OPP; 81.
Mrs. Carmichael-Carr and Mr. Beel
2. Beethoven, Scotch songs with violin, cello
and plano accompaniment. ..........,..,.
Mrs. Millnzer- Hamilton
a 1. kuchen ldl Polonaise in f, for two pianos,
Saint-saens IN Minuet and Gavotte, for same,
Mrs. Carmlchael-Carr aud bliss Amy Cell
4. V. Masse, Chanson Bohemienne. ...........
..".......... Mrs. characterization
s. Rheinberger. Quartet in fiat. for piano and
Mrs CarmehaelCarr. Messrs. Beel, Schmidt and
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-29
Returns From Cattle districts.

KANSAS CITY, Jan. 2S.-The Live Stock
Indicator of this city has special reports
from the principal cattle-feeding districts in
Missouri Kansas and Nebraska, which
show that very few cattle are being fed, as
compared with last year, and that it is the
Intention of the feeders to ship those which
ARE being fed to market before June. The
number Is estimated at less than half of last
year.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-29

During the stay of the Mendelssohn Club
at Fremont, Ohio, Miss Marie Barnard, the
prima donna, was the guest Of ex-President
Hayes.
The business of the Alcazar stock COM
pany on the road is said not to be gilt-edged.
and the tour may finish before the ap-
pointed time.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-29
THE COMMONS.
The Resolution Forbidding Bradlaugh to Take
the Oath or Affirm Rescinded

the Oath or Affirm Rescinded.
LONDON, Jan. 2S.-ln the Commons yes-
terday Sir William Guyer Hunter moved
that the resolution Of the House of June
Goth, forbidding Charles Bradlaugh to take
the oath or affirm, be expunged from the
records as subversive of the rights of elect.
ors. Gladstone supported the motion. but
suggested the omitting of the words Sub
yersive of the rights of electors" The mo-
ton, as amended, passed.
The News declares that Smiths accent
ance of the Bradlaugh motion was due to
the discovery that his refusal would result
In the defeat of the Government.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-29
CONTRACT LABOR.
Trouble in Store for the Managers Of South
ern Steel Company.

ern Steel Company.
CHATTANOOGA (Tenn.), Jan. 2S.-At the
Office Of the Southern Steel Company there
has been posted notice that after Febru-
airy 1st the wages of men earning more than
81 day will be reduced 10 per cent. Most
OF the men employed were hired in England
and brought here, a they say now, in direct
violation OF the labor contract law, and
they say they will not submit to the pro-
posed cut, and il any civil action against
them for breaking the statute in question is
brought, it will cost the steel company $1,000
fine tor bringing them over. They assert
they will stand up for their rights and a
strike is probable. They claim the COM
pany pays less for melting and other work
than any other great mill in the country.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-29
Good Business.

The Bush-street house is doing well with
Natural Cas-" the auditorium last evening
being filed with an appreciative audience
Messrs. Donnelly and Girard keep the fun
going while they are on the stage and the
filling in leaves little room for caviling,
Natural Gas" will hold the boards during
the remainder of the week. On Monday
evening that charming little eomedienne e,
Patti Rosa. will appear at the above-name d
theater in her latest play Imp" supported
by good COMPANY.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-29
The Missing Thanemore.

QUEENSTOWN. Jan. 2s.-The brigaptine
Amelia arrived to-day and reports passing
January 18th, 500 miles east of Chesapeaka
Bay, an immense amount of wreckage. s,In-
posed. to belong TO the missing Steamship
Thanemore, from Baltimore last November
The sea was strewed for thirty miles with
planks and dead cattle
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-29
IN NEW HANDS.
The New York Star to Change Its Name and
Apuearance

New YORK, Jan. 2S.-rhe Star will ap-
pear February 1st as a sixteen-page paper,
the paper being the size of the Weekly Tri-
hume, or half the size of most of the New
York dailies. Its name will be changed to
the Continent. c. Z. Huntington has sold
his interest, which, he says, is small, to
Frank A. Munsey, the publisher of Mum
sey's Weekly, and the latter will make
sweeping changes. Ha does not Indicate
the politics of the paper. Hun tington says
$4,000 will cover all he lost in the paper.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-29

Last Monday night thirteen-year-oId boy
named Ernest PeRg escaped through win
dow from the House of Correction. He was
caught yesterday afternoon on Front street
by Officer }. +. OShea and booked for the
Industrial S,hnni -.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-29
Divorce Proceedings.

Complaints for divorce have been filed as
follows: Ceiine G. Frackin against George
Frackin; Vivian Kinnear against Lizzie
Kinnear; Mamie Blackie against James W.
Biackie, and Mary Ryan against Mathew
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-29

Was repeated by the Hess Opera Company
at the new Powell-street last evening to a
fair attendance. The performance was
better in many respects than on tue opening
night. This evening "Ernanf' viii be sung
with that popular prima donna, Miss Ida
Nalrrga, in the role of EYira
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-29
Neilson,s Case Continued.

When the Nelson libel case was called
before Judge Joachimsen yesterday Judge
Darwin moved continuance for two weeks
There being no opposition the motion was
tad
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-29
Held for Cr.nd I.-,.

ia thompson, who stole gold watch and
chain from Gustav Peterman few weeks
ago, was examined in the Police Court yes
charge Of grand larceny.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-29

The varied programme at this house-the
singing Swedes, the mysterious force ;"
woman, Miss Abbott. and other attractions
affords fine entertainment forlan even
ing
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-29
Death by a Razor.

Last Sunday afternoon Raymond Pima
quay, Frenchman, at the City and County
Hospital cut his throat with razor ina fit
Of dependency. He died yesterday morn
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-29
A Judge Inaicted for murder.

CHATTANOOGA Crenn.). Jan. 2s.-The
Grand Jury has found an Indictment fur
murder in the first degree against Judge
Warder for the killing of Banker Fugette.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-29

a law is about to be enacted compelling
all aliens owning land In Russia to sell thei1
property or become Russian subjects
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-29
The Atmosphere OF Love


Is pure. sweet breath This desideratum ia o,a -,
the results of using SozoDONT, which not only IN.
yigorates apd preserves the teeth but renders the
mouth fragrant as rose
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-29
FUNDS FOR pARNELL.
Five Thousand Dollars Sent From Providence
to London

PROVIDENCE (R. ~, Jan. ga cable has
been received here to-day by the Providence
Parnell Relief Committee, from Parnell
himself, directing them to pay $4,000 of the
fund raised here last November to the Cen
eral Treasurer of the fund in London THIS
is in accordance with the committees sug-
gestion as to the easiest way out of the
financial row which has come up in conse-
at once semi
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-29
MISCELLANEOUS.
OF COURSE IT
GIVES PLEASURE.

TO TESTIFY in behalf of any honest
proposition, and that is why all that
once try the GREAT SIERRA KIDNEY
AND LIVER CURE. join in praising
its excellent qualities and sending in
their testimonials for the benefit of
those afflicted as they were before
using this wonderful medicine. Be
sure and get one bottle, which will con-
vince yourself. For Sale by all drug
gists. Take no other,
Manufacturers Of Great Sierra Kidney and Liver cur.i
GENTLEMEN 1T gives me extreme pleasure
to testify In behalf of your wonderful remedy,
The GREAT SIERRA KIDNEY AND LIVER CURE,
have given II a thorough trial, and It has not
only cured me.Sb but some of my best friends
can testify to its meritorious qualities. Please
state that can truthfuIiy recommend to all
This best of all medicines
Very truly yours, HARRY MEYERS,
100 Market Street.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-29

next, was accepted; also the resignation of
Miss G. a. Larzerlere. teacher in the day
school substitute class, to lake effect at the
close of this month
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-29

A London vegetarian amateur athlei
club has been formed.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-29

ing from the effects of the wounds. and his
body was removed to the Morgue, where an
INQUEST will be held to-day.
The Magnolia gazette., 1891-01-03
MAIon aNls.

The Il .ertion thut iigll- q i
succeed himself g ScHutaf fmr
kunsas finds IT. ptcaudr sotcI
~ the ilea that he Wfi buY .t.
~ ctlon ~ lbeUhal III putc tlm
money ltc Democrats and 4
liancrmcu hayc hig mnj 4ry II
the Legislature l}o il rheso elr.
mcnls bra hostile, ntrus lY has
tile. TO hm. o. to u.p tie luu
gepge of ihe kunsas CRY Tune,
"lngalls wa- M ISSUE Before .f
people Of hausl- WIS quarl
aud completely delcnte8l hc apc
all that his 'ynrleQlta aud ~
turcsquc tlrcetcm'nas Fave
ior hfm j, g. nullly thr ulli oi
The State. Nci her a. aocnl nm
lliancc mun can support lna
honestly he made his ph.p ou
the ground ~ Intense Rvpuulcan
purtisansmp, On lbul ground Il,
excused ll- ltlrg lor i tmif lau
he almlt,d.tn sc agan-t lltr H.
tcresis of hI constituents Hi
political creed, taken frum hr
own lips, has heep. lagnl- fist
corporations neNl, h rly t.rnb
and the people uilc ward If there
is anything left. Ile is ibo onr
man IN America that Democrat,
and Allianecmen ranuol support,
Tor he is tXacfly what they arr
pledged to condemn
The Magnolia gazette., 1891-01-03
NlM YoNk LFr.n.
t~

NEW Y6Kr Dr, 20 lSpl
Fa4tcr criS5.rlb#.#.al1ut p.rIruiri
hfs r.ul,rI.,hl,.# #te iavr5pr,tt nf ~
inp wtlpat tna.l.ae m, nd G5r {,
prrInd 81 t,#ant4 T04. If II
( linn oa reptrd rl@f Nm, opr n Il
afaie 81 lr5l#l.ba4 lirrd nor. tlm
stN wrek Wtbo.fi f.l,ipo ln. raoel
md a..tba =f,,lrr b,s hren.,,rplnli,
watched 0o,A minnie III tbe rina.
heIsfarl rmrrad ho tlr thor
empty Ii nar nj Unamnian Easter
81 the World. since ,hr ra ~
gim On Nov 5#u.r1Ia,nI,alacotn ii com
mittrc 81 phl-et,ns anl matyspa-
per man have bern III Gon,,,at Ill.,
tcnltne INA have made aceurttc
rreordS from dly tudaN concerning
dc RIA or weight. fuu & 81 10,
pcl due and ,Nrl,t6nl. ul.e -
ucrtcd win thc Il uertstkiDE If.S
y ight lv8lllAd framfii1 poauas
IL tdp start to l0i ponnls ii the
ilnish, uHI his 4ooks oh uige. 80
c0mplsf, III tlstt lie would mr. 10
taSen IT, the same miu. Wafer.
airaa,I ice arc An thlt il, NM had
70 live on nnd yet his b ,dilN hcilth
hts been ,od aad hlS mia rlrlI
all the lime. Ga SATURDAY u4e5t
ne orulta ms lune Eisf M Nr.y rtSt
stage beginning witt only 4 tea
The Magnolia gazette., 1891-01-03
mAsNollA AlGH soHoC
p lion.

irust VII ter s. its patr' ami
ll1e fs
~ hanfs me. % fortatle 2 q
"e.l furnished luiltling- stand con
spleaoasly I'll 4 & - teil th III
own story. And snea - fof h N,
Woultlsa that evervho i Is iuvi-
te to isit tHeH ami be onvi eed
That ia y are the best equipped
~chnl bnlidugs iu this equity,
Ncl ight.i ana ventilated hy
~ / wisdovs hung on weights;
wen I. a'od by a goad owe il
each ooni largo arcas of black
homd Al Mouui the wallis; oae
hundred ud sixty Al omatic
Desks Alp eton's reading charts:
Sev'" Johusion's Wal Map !;
CLIQUE; Physiological Charts; and.
last but noc least, a st cfYag.y s. s
Astronomical, ''eos.aphicl, Geo
'o-'e'i' III" hNsl iog eai Slaft'
"'0' '''' e"e irslat - so Of
NJ wv money. \ late Val 2 &
- :" ~ W StiiiS ill't''
w ~ . i'''l'ff ~ "'tlclt Ihe . y
S"'', IN ''e 5e'eelion = S''ii-
@ ~ '''.'' -N,'u ! wa = ''"
''' 7, II '''''''' Y '"ao l''5''s Y ~
ir'''S -" - '"'l1 tiu 10 -
''"a "'l"'i'.'S y 1's 8 'lls a'ii''
w. :" "uic'' = - 'SS'i'''a' y !
~, y '','u''',' "., e''ue'l'o"'
" NJ i-'t'ra'S .2o'''ls NnoS u
~ wv, '"o io.i'ls Ha'lla.'l'''i us
,,,,l "'o'e Y ''i"'ls every
- ,'' :, 'n'iS ''iu w ue'''teS5
= ? '''' 'e''''''gs III IL tneI
'' IN 'foN'fS NelS feisss'pt
'"' ''''sue'ai 70 = % FVlIls' -
i;,''., .,'.,, $3.50 !. : seV'''s
{ 'S % s''''.' - !. = i'8i'''s
81 is} ~ il aam't Hat th"y
! ''s'lsf Nsisisl 0ehelit theieiroh.
Foaid pay YOU patr n 10 drop
~ .sphe day ana watch uS ~ tins
rs well as all the other exercises Of
tnc school.
lpe school is now pretty well
graded, as follows; Miss Emma
iiyet > room Charts, aud First and
Second Grades. Mr Jno. 7. Wal
ker'S room, Third and Fourth
Grades; Miss Lizzie u. Jourdan's
room Fftb .nd S;.A Er.ao..
r p Naa,n, -, as1
,si.,., W. Z ioolll' '2eNe e''n ~"
''S''''' trades. lhere are classes
now pursuing the following advaD-
ced stiaics; Complet, Geography.
HIGHER llistnrv Ilioi,.r llnulisI,
Nh,tno, r.. =
49, '-ss.''i li.,iS y M -i'sn
'''S'linal' steele $ Sciences, Mich
oleon's Ad aneed Arithmetic.
Davies Elementary Al0ebro Do.
y;a. Rn,rdan gaa,,.7t,.. T..a
'''"''' oeo'iie''S ~"
=, !, '"'''SD al'u Seeohu
, etI' u" class IN F." h3tne3' S I'm
gllsl VI soon complete it and
will then begin the study OF Anglo
Slxon or old Euglish. The Teach.
prs are prepared to carry ,be.e nm
The Magnolia gazette., 1891-01-03
ouR 30

Naiti. looking So i0ntly sIHh rps-
lefied IA yeu g5ztaf b oNer t6e
paltn. Wlufh SUR uNda ia. lon
LdttlA lat ilficlnr ii3Heis Or shruh
Q setreh the hot rsfs of lhe sa
hoiH iis rough. barren. surla too
'tggestltc ID ifs length. Ell tia
tiile i0fln entnn ed wtln. tor
ttf tits ia.e imarls lrit behind f1
rHdii-p tile gonN # aHg lotag
~o'h upon 7. llow rrnel ID seems
i" ls'iNe Z 'hett "t.h hHlt some onr
y ~HlcA over aad altend h ft
siiifl i ir'tti ilt1 j. ~ a tl8, "a
pi"lfci II lr9l" the aainp deHs ai
nigh 1ct iied aS q 6 WITH tlie
iile FL thf l.1lit one Nlinss resting
pace U hlaibo. an'l fhcI drraliel
tiEtt ~ a'iA oihe3 iine, whct iae
idin htlis utuuruiullA upon lf and
tHe Wlnd mons 4 sad dlse
lht9eeh lie scattered trees, and 3ll
" darkness and silence above Nhat
once 'ieithed 0ult hie au q Wp-
Nles, hoM miserable ad Nrok n
lrtiind j. ieti as ! fcalize litt
tlpagl \ w l1ioae tFoh iltG
h'uhl ll al4 dies otellio4 rouiti
ioi Mlrm lnio ilte lae e3'd ln3it
lf'Wr' af coax lfem the icy lips
nne rhaealNhs Wotl' A me. tH liie
orc tl 'mrtt "e lie town ANNA
ets.tins itHtt ltt Att.f top @ntH
.l9,,os .''a n
F.
The Magnolia gazette., 1891-01-03

Gavrrnor George l.. Sharpe, w.
j. Me eCnuuell ana Fred I. D6bals
were elected United Siates sena.
tors from Idahn. Dubois gets tile
full term, six years from Match
next
The Magnolia gazette., 1891-01-03
THE rlsoueNr wAlrHAll.

Tim GAzETrE's Washington
correspondent has this 70 say
about General Nalthnll's recent
sporch 10 thu United States Sen
ale. rE.tlit teSt Of This abli.
sncech has heu npeeiywle irns1
,he hands 81 thu sailant Saualsl
and paeisca good esery day ieai.
ing
The speech " Senator Wa.
thall % Mississippi, against hc
Federal force bill, delivered IL
the Senate on FRIDAY was Il clalr,
logical and dispassionate prescn-
tation OF the caao from South
srn standpoint, As Il citizen II
State where, perhaps, TO use his
own language, "thc heaviest tala.
mites would fall ia case the
proposed Legislation is rmcled
into law, his remalks coumiudetl
dose attention, and the kcncs
partisan scrutiny will ful 10 H.
tect II them, or even between
their lines, II single thou.ht. Oh.
sentiment th,t .inss nnl bsss..sss.e
impress OF slncefe aud pairotlr
conviction. eycn slluugh il falstp0
ec in nh respects with his cdu
sns. HIS appeal to the Sem
nd argument to the country
aaracterized BY no less can
force. aud an earnest
ism, in the presence oi
'ionRl prejudice must
f<practically dlsarm.
L Walthall makes no
ut of the fact That in
st illegal acts have been
"a IN connection with
nor does he claim that
2 the elections IN Mlssis-
nolly free from repre-
aetlces aud lawless
he does insist with
pply borpe ont
the tefirncy
sA law
llemnc,
elu sup,
aSA,4pces
nw.
The Magnolia gazette., 1891-01-03

~ '-tf ~ "fisftftt 10 Uef-
nit the good things to spoil.
There was first Dir. wileomhe
oar great Railroad Macnnte. who
represents a road 50 ] ng thst an
eagles eye M on mo.lta,n
height, would b. unable Ne ,,st
lis ggze far eu ugnf Is take 8
either Of its termini.
Then we had the Rev. Mr.. Nrd.
tlr Ep scopal Rector at Maonolia
ana Rey. Alr. Lane OF Osvka to
represent the religious inter. 49,
hen there was Mr.. Lea a farmer
.ot Amite u represent TIL plantine
interest, thcn Capt. on Of Osyka
Who represented t 4 prudence
aud jurisprudence Of the town
chen Nh Wolf an aul teur eaues.
I lam, whose riding ana driving
actually oHtioes that of Ben
lIuri at the tour ament.and lastly
Judge Tate who was there to u
reaeut the press aud possibly tho
general interest Of tie common.
We lth Of nations.
fhefe Was one in rkcd fe.;ura
exhibited j. g. The absence of an
lady guests, winch actually nm
mankind, left il free II
ancient worthless prayed to be. and
placed the p1rties outside of the
bowiag and scapug curricul M
required by the conventionnlities
Of lite.
i = true thc poet wrote that
"fhcre ,lwoIt lgo.ioy IL Eten's ro,v bo,,er
liii u AAAen wiuaehs h4 love delighted
2a sonr4aeven wortlies had lone
ae'sns 'ss'elliug insfae flia Eaen
0owef, they wdfe nh capa9.e of
living On hour oltesfde the rance
q iymen' guns.
Not that had the queen OF mod.
ssty herself been secreted there.
would she have seen or heard
lught that would have offended htr
'ensibilities; but man was simply
here in his own normal condition.
.ree 70 exert The dignity of His own
innate aggressive heroism, while no
crystal tear was there to ttemhle
u any Cleopatla's eve to etfller
lose world or bid ON heroes Hy.
While there was no maudli
sentiment to say.
4 desert world litby thy mil.
Aparsdise wonldhc
si wondering seraphs 'twonii bosou.
'"a NolS''ip 'a'r.
: ~, : '''''peiiI pifu wis DISPLAY
4 :" ny 't''ie, aiid mlghf say
~. Wn.,e uree e pres etved her
'"''0'e ''oef''es IN the presence Of
,lieSe seven sages, that poor turkey
was very badly dismembered.
conversation began down at
Che bottom OF the deep seas whore
he those gems Of purest rays
serene Of which Gray wrote in his
fiegN, but lt kent aScpnliugs fill *
The Magnolia gazette., 1891-01-03
THE l5tl AMENDMENT
SENATOR STEWART. Or NEVADA rs
AUTHOR.
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The Magnolia gazette., 1891-01-03

y tram on the lntcrcaloai Il
railway of Canada. filed wit
Canadians bound for.f :
The Magnolia gazette., 1891-01-03

HafriSon kuox, a colorea nials.
is in jail, charged with Shaotia =
and wonading Mr. l.. q. Lea, Of
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