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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-10-07
THE WORLD AT LARGE.
Summary Of the Daily Nsw&


DIR GARDNER says the illness of Mrs.
Harrison is without hope.
THE secretary of state has been in
formed Of the enactment Of a new tariff
act by the government OF Hawaii which
took effect August IS last.
SENIOR ROMERO Will return 70 Wash
iugton as Mexican minister, his recall
by President DiaE having been only
temporary.
THIRTY thousand two hundred and
six persons asceaded the Washington
monument during the eight busiest daya
OF the &. a r. ,s1camPmeut period. of
this number 5,64g were lifted 20 the ton
An the elevator and -. .56e walked up
the stairway.
THE president haS appointed Orlando
Baker, of Iowa consul at Copenhagen
TO succeed Consul Ryder, now awaiting
trial for Pecu.0tiOn- The president also
appointed John Fl. Drake, OF Aberdeen,
>. D., consul at Kiel, Germany, to sue
ceed Edmond johnson, removed for
alleged irregular practices
OCTOBER II the new return postal
card will be placed on sale at all post
offices There are two designs, one for
the domestic and the other for the in
ternational service.
TIE following post Offices have been
raised to the presideutia class; Mid
way, Ky; Scranton, Miss Oregon, Mo. ;
Louisville, o.; Madison, o.
DIR. DOUGLASS, the famous throat
specialist, who abandoned his practice
and devoted his whole time to Gen.
Grant for six months, died at Washing
ton from the same disease as the ez-
president
RAILROAD postal clerks arc trying to
have the government furnish them safer
cars.
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Hon. ROBERT J. LINCoIN, minister to
Great Britain, will return home on a
short visit.
TIE engineers OF west Scotland have
been advised that their wages will be
reduced 10 per cent
PBISTERs have struck on the Tribune
at DeadwOod, s D.
THE trouble on the Des AIoines North
ern & Western rail way was settled by
President Hubbel deciding to take the
discharged engineers back to their old
positions
THE story Of John Rees, an old Den
yer pioneer said to have been murdered
and robbed an New York is diseredited
in the latter city
GEN JAMES G. FIELD, the peoples
party candidate for vice president, who
was billed to speak at Huntington, w.
Va, failed to arrive The peoples
party managers did not know what had
become of him
The Santa Fe is purchasing property
and VIII secure an entrance TO Denver.
A. s. LETT. assistant cashier OF the
Pennsylvania freight office in jersey
City, has disappeared and is said to be
short In his accounts
a CAR loaded with valuable paint
iugs, belonging to Bloomington uL)
families, was burned at Pelzin, III The
paintings had been on exhibition at the
Peoria fair.
TIE Dubuque Ga) Water Co wants
the city 20 buy the plant at s855, 600, al
legged price offered by outside capital
lists The city holds an option 20 buy
It at its appraised value, which viii not
exceed 500, ,000.
GUY HELzIs vvaylaid and murdered
rs cousins Byron and Barn Clark,
near Fremont, Ia
VETERANS of the G. A. r are stiu
stranded in Washington
BHFsAoDs have murdered q wealthy
ranchmGn twenty miles west OF Mon
Ssreys Mexico, afterward driving OF
several hundred head of cattle.
MINISTER PATHfCE EaAE has returned
from Chilli, bringing money with which
TO pay claims Of American citizens
LIEUT.. MIELoa. an Austrian oficar.
was the first TO reach the goal in the
great German road racs-
I1I a collision between . freight traiu
and street car at Cineinuati, two men
were killed and a number seriously in
iured-
A cAEL.E5 RAN has been received At
the navy department from Adm Walk
eE. on the United states steamer Chi-
cage at La Guayras VeEeEueln, sta-iau
that an Wa quiet there
THE E'iorida election szenE IA favor 1f
the dRmocszsts By abuut q, goo Fnaioritr.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-10-07

aIasoot Ties Nancy Hanks Record ny
Pacing lIuo On ssuE-
TEEHE uAUrE, Iuu.. Sept 8l.-AfL
race records were smashed yesterday
and the worId'E record made by Nancy
~ aulzs in her mile trotted against timo
was tied The average for ths lr1
heats was less than $500 10 was 90
ideal racing day. and at least Q, ,00I pao-
PIE drawn bv the excitement OF Hanks
wonderful performance the day before
were added 90 the crowd OF 10000 yes
terday aud filled the grand stand and
quarter stretch Before the great free
1or-au pace, FiunetJe had iu the 2siI
pace lowered the traell's race rlg1rd
made by Hal Pointer, 2s11i-. and then
lost the race, and tue handsome dsuplI-
Ter OF jersey wilkes had taken race
and mark of 2.1G1s in handy style iu
the 2=2s trot. Between the hcat=of tho
last race three fres-f5r-aliers were ne
work out, aud the Jib brushed "a quar-
ter iu 0s8I
AIf of this served 20 work mp the pe0-
pie to fever heat, and when the three
Eide-wheeIers scored down for the word
the jiD was at tine lolef Mascot. second
and Guy, third They got away nc the
second attempt scoring down lt O. ter
rihc clip They were at the eighth in
15tf seconds, where AIaseot overhauied
Jib and took the pole Guy was trail-
ing, and it was plain 90 be seen that the
rivals were to Hght it out
Around the upper turn they hsv and
the Iib was at Mascot-s throaEatch at
the half iu 1887 The second qunEter
had been done in 8IIf seconds Faster
and vet faster was the pace for the
third quarter. 10 was O killing one.
and was done i'm 2a5f secuuaE Nancy
Hauiza' record for quarter was
smashed. and iu "a race heat ut that.
Into the stretch the pair few at this zu-
heard Of olip, and the mile was done iu
ggnr
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-10-07

Kansas CITY 40, oct 4--Artlclez of
incorporation were filed yesterday by
the Empire Land g. Live stock CO. The
capital stock of the company IS 100000
which SIS all paid mp The srDctholder7
are Henry EI. Sauboru. of I1us ton II e7--l
who owns So 500 Of the 10000 srarsai
Thomas ID. CobbE- OF Houston Tex
aud william ID. CradducIr william H.
Myers and Charles E. Daruau- OF Kan
sas CITY. The object for which che
company is formed is 90 purchase. own
control and sell farms and other real
estate, and live stock fla the state OF
Missouri
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-10-07

CHEcAoo. Oct E-Secoua Ligut Mar
Gus Maxwell. OF the Flftecuth infantry.
az Fort Sheridan and First Lieut.
WoodridTe Gearvr OF the Nineteenth
infantry. at Fort Wayne Mich
who were recently tried by q
court martial. were found guilty
OF the charges preferred against
them Maxwell was sentenced tu be
confined within the hmits Of the reser-
vatiuu as Fort sheridan for six months
and reuriuaudsd by Gen Mues- Gaary'a
aeutsuce was that DE De confined within
che post for three months and BE- rlPz-
luEu5lld
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THIRT THOUSAND PLoFIMs.
A sorry Looking Lot OF EusaIauH start
-nE /. ..-.u.-

A Sorry Looking lot OF EuslIaua start
Foe shrine
Moscow Oct 5.-Thirtv Thousand
pilgrims have started from the EremIin
for Troitsa TO celebrate the 500th uu-
nfversary of the death of st. Eergius
They are accompanied by 1000 of the
clergy bearing sacred symbols and
images
The pilgrims passed last night i'm the
village of lIItischilzi in tine open air
Their kerosene lamps revealed a
vvrerched scene For three miles along
the road they were huddIed together in
groups sleeping on sacks The whole
distance is forty miles. 1t is expected
that lu0, OOJ pilgrims viii assemble at
the Troitss monastery Cossacz regi-
ments are leading and guarding the
the procession.
St Sergius was the chief actor in the
fourteenth century struggle 60 throw
on the Tartar yoke
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-10-07


The steamship WatertOwn vvaa
burned at Shirley Gut, near Boston.
The wife of the steward jumped into
the water auJ hurt herself so that she
died All others escaped.
New EoRK populists at Syracuse
named part of ii state ticket and framed
a Platform.
for her old spinal trouble at a private
hospital in New York
The Pennsylvania Railroad Co. has
introduced a new system in its ear
shops at Lower Pottsvilie, and all
hands work by contract The men are
well pleased with the innovation and
claim they can make more money.
The boiler of a locomotive exploded
near Summit, Pa, and Lewis Wise and
Charles Flynn, engineer and fireman,
were literally blown to pieces.
EN-PREsIDENT CLEVELAND arrived at
New York on the 3Oth for the purpose
OF consultation with the leaders OF the
democratic party.
A SENSATION was caused at Home
stead, Pa, by the arrest of members of
the strikers advisory board on the
charge of treason" against the com
snouwealth
THE annual convention of the Nation
al Sons of Temperance was in session
at New York on the 29th- Mr.. L, S.
Dennlson presided. Kew. DR.. Theodore
Cuyler made an address.
TIE five tons of stone ballast brought
from Greenland in the Kite, which
vent to the Arctic regions to relieve
the Peary expedition, have been pre-
sented by Capt. Pike to the Church Of
Our Saviour, of Camden, n. j., and viii
be used ia the construction of that
building.
THE American Fire Insurance Lloyds
has just been organized by Messrs
Beecher, Scheneclg & Co, of New York
One hundred business men of the United
States have made individual deposits Of
s., 600, creating an initial fund of $500, o
600.
TONY SPoRRzr zrTI, an Italian miniu g
boss, was blown up by exploding dyna-
mite at McLeon, near Pitts sburgh, Pa
THE five story building at 224 White
street, New York, occupied by Otheman,
Dyer & SOuthwiclS, voolen goods,
burned. Loss. 800, 900
Four of the Homestead strikers,
charged with treason, were released on
SO. 900 bail each.
DARING thieves attempted to rob the
keystone bank At Erie, Pa, but were
frightened away and then captured
AfAJ.-GEN. SNowBEN, commanding OF
acer. of the national guard, declares
that he is responsible for the arrest of
the Homestead advisory board for trea-
son.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-10-07

DEEvEE, Col, Sept -a0.-The Spar
City stage was held up about twenty
miles from CEeadc by q lone LlFuWay-
maE- armed and masked ILa made the
passengers pass by him in single hlc
and disEorEg the contents OF their
pockets From the driver Marsh Penn
bertous he occurred sI0U. The mail
pSdlh was Ei6ai, but as NO Registered
matter was found, the robbar tossed it
back Then ell the passengers were
ordered into the stage and the driver
told 20 get cut as fast as the fJur horses
.ouIa rln d b. .lLuea bis ne
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-10-07
A soHEME ~ EAILEp.
rhs UauEsrous Work OF Greedy FARMER
FuE Stop TO.

the Dan Eer1ua WORK OF Greedy Esrmerl
FuE stop TO-
Omaha. Ecb., Oct. s.-The hoIC
scheme OF several farmers to change
the course OF the Missouri river by
ditchiuE across the uarrsvvs at Belle
view, Neb-- where the river describ
four-fflhs of "a circle, and thereby ems
rich themselves by the law OF acere-
tiou, because of the land that
ggould change to the EosTu side
when the river changed its channel
has failed C. - Benjamin. OF this
city. got an iuIrliuE of the work aud iu-
vestiFated- The result was au iuiuuc-
tiou and a sudden st1ppage of the work
Had the ditch been completed 1000
acres of land would have changed
ownership and scores OF families living
on the line would undoubtedly have
perizhcd when the river rushed through
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-10-07

Chairman TaubeHecIr, of the peoples
party national committee when asked
IL the Georgia campaign would be abau-
dOned since Gen Wsaver's treatment ia
that state saids 'sAs matter of course
orators viii be prevented from speak
ing in that state, but the roughs and
rOwdies cannot prevent us from carry
ing on our campaign by other means
and Notwithstanding the treatment Of
our leaders In that state. 7 ann as conf
dent as ever that st the November elsc-
tion, If we are given O. fair count which
the federal supervisors viii be com
PEELED TO give us, we viii carry Georgia
in spite OF the hoodlums who have iu-
suited our candidate for president and
assaulted his esteemed wife The reac-
tion viii come on the Sth of 1ovam Der,
and 7 am positive that Weaver viii
carry the state if not by a majority, O.
uIrr1litvn
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-10-07

CHEEEsEE, Wyu- Oct 5--Eohert Fer
gusou, a professional collector, had
business in the Irish quarter While
there he was charged with being O.
member OF the Auti-CathoIic society
aud set upon by a burly Roman. %
After taking q little punishmsut FerFu-
son managed TO get on his feet and
cover his retreat with q six-shootsr. In
hotel this morning a man W no de-
clared himself an IA p. A." was ss-
verely beaten by a Catholic The reIf-
gious war is on All the time here.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-10-07

IELDTTLL-- Col aeHL 9I--UUl
thousand pounas OF dynamite, standing
on che depot platforrl GO Bualr station
on the C1lu-ad1 Midland railEuad. exc
uloded shortly eltar midnight and com
ulale5g u-r1ei-ad the depot no oss wa
iujur-
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-10-07

MISSISSIPPI engineers recommend only
one years work under existing apprO-
priations.
A RATTLEsNAKE and a number Of
rats We're turned ont of an organ in a
Methodist church at Magnolia Springs,
Ga
KELLUM & GLEEN's retail store at
Mount Calm, Tex, was blown up by q
spark from cigarette falling in a bar
rel of powder. A boy was badly hurt
J, 7. STALLINGs, OF Butler county, was
nominated as "A candidate Tor congress
by the democratic convention of the
First district of Alabama after ZOOS
ballots.
J. X ALMOND, editor of the Durand
Democrat, killed Victor Hamii ton. late
editor Of the COnnehatta Index. at Du-
rant, Mis-
TENNESSEE has hoated 1900, 600 of
6fteen-year 4 per cent refunding bonds
in New York at par.
CHARLES VINES will be hanged in
Bowie county, Texas, November IL, for
the murder of Deputy Sheriff Morgan
GRAND CHIEF SWEENEY was defeated
for reelection by the Switchmen's
brotherhood in the convention at Dali
las, Tex
WH1rEcAPs are terrorizing the conn
try around Parrottsville. Tenn
FRAUD in the matter OF the direct
tax refunded TO the state of Louisiana
4 by the general government is being
proved by the rese arches made by state
officials
A FURIOUS storm in L.avaca bay, Tex,
did great damage to boats
WALrEB WILSON, the correspondent of
q scurrilous ne wspaper, who was max
ing some slanderous reports of the
most highly esteemed ladies of Water
Valley, Miss, was taken out by citizens
and tarred aud feathered-
The British steamer Twiclsenham lies
at the break water near Lswess Del, in
quarantine with the tyPhus fever
aboard
TIE New Orleans exchange statement
shows the smallest movement into
sight of the crop for September since
fS8S
THE tenth annual convention of the
National Association of Fire Chiefs
was in session at Louisville, Ky.
TIE bodies Of six sailors and wreck
age OF an unknown vessel have been
washed sshore at Wilmington, n. C.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-10-07

HoUsToE, Tex, Oct 5-Beu West
field met a horrible death near CIeve-
land He was fixing post, when the
hammer of q pile driver descended on
his head, mashing it into q pulp.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-10-07

The peoples party state convention
OF Connecticut met at Merideu and
nominated the following ticket For
governor, E n Ripley, UuiouviIlei
leutenaut-governor Peter Lynch, New
Havsns secretary OF state O. T. Ray
slouds Dsnburys comptroller, Paul A.
Schultz, 1Teridens treasurer, George w.
SsuudeE8, New Haven The platform
sEdorses the ticket and platform Of the
peoples plrtys invites the cooperation
OF ali citizens ia common, irrespective
of seEs condemns the massiuas OF wealth
in the hands OF a few deuounces che
burdeuEnE Of the people with ta1ratiuu
and mouopulies, and demands its a1oli-
tiou on the comforts and uecassaries OF
fifei demands state ownership Of rail-
roads of all kinds protection for state
dairy interests; against impure food
products declares for shorter hours OF
labor demands the uboliahmeut of che
saloous and declares for woman alif-
&aEa
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-10-07

Dr. EzuHs, populizt eaudidate for gov
zrEor OF North Carolina makes this
estiu1ats ON the vote oE that Elates Pec-
Pies party, 1az, COO Eapublicaua. s., COO,
dsm0cr1ta between T0.ooc and $1,000.
he believes that ths majority Of the
peoples nominees 4ur ths leEEzist-H-
a1d o9ugFssz WIZ BE elected
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-10-07


EslIGRAErs from Hamburg who the
Cunard steamers could not take to the
United States have been turned cut OF
doors destitute at Liverpool, the steam
er company refusing longer to pay their
board
A COEWAE's noun taineerlng party,
now in the Hindoo Koosh, have climbed
a peak eS, 900 feet high This is i, coo
feet higher than any recorded climb
A lAnBLE statue OF 1IaEziai, the
italian patriot. has been unveiled at
CasTaFa-
The Vienna Tagsblatt states posi-
lively that the German government has
decided TO provide n worlds fair in Her-
lin az 1897.
THE cattle pest has spread TO thirty
four farms ia AIcclzlsnburE and Is eaus-
ing widespread mortality
GIDEON BAsups." an ofhshoot OF the
third party, arc being o-ssnized with
the RvOwsd purpose Of purifying pol
isics-
PBoF. BRocEs' comet, recently dis
covered IS coming nearer and nearer 20
the earth It Is EsoE IN the coastoila-
tsoa Gesnipi, right ascensiuu,
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-10-07


The following is Gen. Weavsr's adj
dress to tine people of the nation:
ATLANTA, Ca sept 23-TO lTr. r. ID. Irwin,
Chairman State Central CommiLteee Peoples
Party, Atlanta Ca Dear Sir AT ths urgent
request of your committee entered rLis state
on the 2O-h instant for the purpose OF address
lng the people Of Georgia upon the political
sltuat1or and the issues involved in the present
national campaign. The places named for said
meetings were= Waycrossl Albany Columbus,
Macon. Atllutas Madison Augusta and l-Loet-
ton dnu tls spirit OF organized row uylzul at
some OF the points visited within che state SO
great as 90 render tt inadvfsabIa FOR me 20 AZ
tempt 20 III the engagements ct the points not
already reached Personal lultgulty was
threatened at Waycrosal burWas suppressed by
the attendance OF a large number of our friends
and the careful management OF 4-r. Reed the
local chairman At Albany We met "a bowling
mob which refused 70 accord US o r-zpectfll
and uulll rFrlp-ea nearing OUT l-lr-i
at Columbus was grand success
thanks 20 the superior management of hlr O.
j. Thornton. About 8r1Gl people attended
this meeting and gave us respectful and eu-
thusiastiC attention AZ Macon the conduct OF
the mob which greeted our advent into that
city was simply dlsgraceful beyond descrlp-
tlon Rotten eggs were thrown prior 10 lhe
introduction Of the speakers, one OF which
struck Mrs Weaver on the head EEss were
thrown repeALel4y during Lhe continuance OK
The mob, and turbulent crowds continued %
howl and loot IN til past midnight At Atlanta
o similar crowd OF roWdtes gathered SO the
POINT Of NEE ting, bent on EumuIE and disorder
Learning OF this Mrs Lease aud myself refused
TO appear either I'm the forenoon or ln the even
awaits Us al She points not visited decline
10 meet such appointments, The members OF
our party, although apparently largely iu the
majority in the state are unable 30 secure for
us "a peaceful and respectful bearing / wish
90 cal especial attention 20 the ract that tho
disorder is almost lclusiTely con hued Co young
roughs who infest the towns and who are iu-
cited to violence by persons who keep iu the
background The country people are uniformly
respectful and anxious 90 hear It ls especially
worthy OF note that LEs disoruerly conduct
does not pr0oeed from the confederate soldiers
who are manly almost without exception lE
their conduct ana generally in sympathy with
our movement The police force lt the diaur-
derIy points named made no ehortr so far as Ls
known, To preserve good order In some 1n-
stances they gave open c0uuteuauce 20 the tu-
multi. think 90 is but fair 20 say that many
good people who are not In sympathy with the
peoples party openly deuounce these outrage
but they seem pBVveTless 20 assert themaaIEes-
The mayor Of Waycruss made every edort 60
protect our meeting at that point
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THE CAMPAIGN.
Gen Weaver Refused a Hearing
in Georgia
Ezs Issues an address 60 the People OF the
CouutrV-He Withdraw from O.
EGE1OuaI Canvass OF Georgia
Political Notes


The Chicago Inter Oceans Washing
ton correspondent has this TO say OF the
treatment of Gen Weaver in Georgia.
The taste OF southern election me thods
which has been visited upon Gen
Weaver, the third party candidate, in
Georgia, where he and his wife. as well
as Mrs. Lease, have been most outrug-
sously assaulted and rotteu-egged
while in an orderly aud decurous man
ner seeking 90 present the principles of
the populists TO the people, have
aroused red-hot Indignation at alliance
headquarters here. Mr.. Weaver's Gd-
dress to the American people from
Atlanta, Ca, and his reference TO the
'hOwliug mobz' which refused TO ac-
cord him a respectful and uninuer-
rupted hearing and to the young
rouPhs melted to violence by those who
kept in the background was issued
after full consultation by wire with
friends here
"As q result, it is now authoritatively
stated that the third party in all the
southern states viii make q formal call
upon the United States authorities uu-
der existing election laws for the APP
poiutment Of federal supervisors Of cleo
tiOns in every district where third party
candidates have been placed in the field
The provisions of law which viii enable
them to do this are not OF recent enact
menE They have been on the statute
books since 1870, with some slight mod
ificatious adopted in 1871 and 1872. This
action, proceeding from a party com
posed almost exclusively of white men
who have heretofore voted the demo
cratic ticket, cannot but have "a signif-
cant bearing on the elections in the
southern states In Ala bama, for iu-
stance, where KoIb democrats have been
placed in nomination by the third party
men, in every district save one, the re-
suit viii be to bring the entire state
election under federal supervision and,
almost beyond a peradventure, TO take
Alabama out of the Cleveland column.
1t begins to look as if the New York
SUNS bugaboo, no force bill,' would be
turned clear around and adopted as
part of their party platform and as
something TO be desired and asked for
by thousands of heretofe democrats In
the southern states
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-09

To the first peIson who by taking
two letters from tho word Plague
can make tie name OF disease that
is common in portions OF both Canada
and the United states. will be given nm
elegant Upright Piano. valued Mt SS25
or ils equivalent In cash. as DreItrIed)
10 the second person will be given a
Pony, Cart and Harness complete,
tyaIucd at 200, or its equivalent in
cash. il pre'erIed). 10 tho third per.
son will lie given an elegant Gold
Watch valued ut so, OF it's equivalent
III cash. FIFTY other prizes, ranging
in ya,ue from twenty-five dollars to
five dollars will heawarded to the next
fifty persons sending correct solutions
strCliy In order rs received. III you
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and are carried on in coed faith. Con
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cent U. $. stnuvs) Tor one months
trial subscription to tho LADIES PFC.
TouIAi. WEEKLY, which Is the handsome
est aud Lest illustrated weekly publ.
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i lie only objection III oilerlng thiscom.
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homes, and we guarantee that no par
TALLY viii TO shown in the awarding
OF prizes. Persons living ut a distance,
or III the United States, have as gUoi
AN opportunity, us the date OF post
mark on letters will he given rrece.
deHCF, so answer carly. Address
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! Canada.