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The morning call., 1892-09-08
THE MONETARY CONFERENCES.
Gladstones Ministry Averse to Any Change
in Elgland's Currency


LONDON. Sept. THE Associatei Press
is authorized to state that both Gladstone
and Harcourt, his Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer, are ayerse to the international
monetary conference discussing ANYTHING
affecting the currency of the British En-
pire. Gladstone thinks If anything is done to
relieve the strain OF the monetary system of
India It ought to be effected without agree
ment or conference with the United States
authorities. Gladstone and Harcourt both
think the conference will lead to nothing.
Ii has been learned that Gladstone has pri-
vately expressed the opinion that Goschen
has gone too far in treating with Secretary
Foster, and finally the officials have asked
why the Washington Government did not
forward fresh papers on the subject, In
reference TO the suspension of silver COIN
age in India it Is learned that the pressure
OF the India Government in favor of the
suspension is So urgent that a special ca5i
ret meeting will shortly be convened to
decide the question. which is considered
much more critical and important than the
monetary conference.
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OTHER POLITICAL NOTES.

The Campaign in Maine and New Hamp-
sliire-Tha Vermont Election.
MATcHEsTER, n. H.. Sept Z-Ex- Unitsd
States Senator Henry w. Blair was nom-
mated for Congress by the First District
Republicans to-day.
New YoRK. Sept. 7-The Commercial
Advertisers Augusta (Ale.) special says:
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Opening the Si.k-Factory,

PETALUMA. Sept. IA dispatch to San
Francisco paper last week saying that the
opening Of the satisfactory had been post
poned was mistake. The factory is COM
pleted, but the grand dedicatory or opening
ball to be given in it was postponed until
the 10th because the electric-light plant had
not been placed in the building.
The morning call., 1892-09-08
RUSSIA ADMITS IT.
The Schooners Seized Were at Least Twenty,
Eve Mills at SEA-

VICTORIA B. c., Sept. 7.-Regarding the
seizure of sealing schooners by the Rus
slams, Customs Collector Milne has the afr
davts of the sealing captains and of the
Russian authorities also.
The statements contained in the affidavts
differ very little as regards the distance the
schooners were from land.
The Russians admit that the schooners
were between twenty-five and forty miles
out at sea.
The morning call., 1892-09-08
Turkish Revolt sunnresssd.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Sept 7.-Advices from
Arabia state that the protracted revolt in
the province Of Yemen has at last been
crushed The walled town of Stade, the
rebels last refuge, was captured by assault
after bloody fight, in which the rebel
leader and twenty chiefs were killed.
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THE PEOPLES PARTY.

a Full Ticket Nominated IN Massa-
chusetts.
Boston, Sept. THE State convention of
the Peoples party was held this afternoon
and nominated a full State ticket as follows:
Governor, Major Henry Winn of Maiden;
Lieutenant Governor, w. j. Shields of Bos-
ton; Secretary of State, George Kempton; I;
Auditor. Maurice w. Sanders; Treasurer,
Thomas A. Natson; Attorney General, Her
belt Mcintosh
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Her Lover Was Untrue.

SAN BERNARDINo, Sept. 7.-Maria Mar
tinez, Spanish girl, committed suicide this
morning by shooting herself through the
head. She was a servant In the employ of
l.. Nigel, merchant of this city. She is
said 10 have been driven to take her life
because her lover proved untrue to her.
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Some Pretty Heavy Timbers.

TACOMA, Sept. Two trainloads of the
largest tImbers ever cut in Washington
leave tomorrow for the Worlds Fair
grounds over the Northern Pacific. The
two trains carry only ten logs. each 122 feet
long and from q to AZ inches in diameter.
Each log requires three and One-halI cars.
The morning call., 1892-09-08
Large Fire in Lumbsr.Yards.

PORTSMOUTH. Ohio. Sept. THE lumber
yards of the Little Kauawha Company at
New Boston were partially destroyed by
fire this afternoon. Loss $250,000, partially
insured.
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Del yalle Will Talk.

SAN DIEGO, Sept. Hon. r. F. del
Valle of Los Angeles has consented to de-
liver one of the addresses here on Septem-
Der %, the three hundred and fifteenth
anniversary OF the discovery OF San Diego
Bay by Cabrillo.
The morning call., 1892-09-08

Earned runs-Los Angeles /. Oaklands 2. Two
base hits-Stafford, Hulen and McNabb Sacrifice
hts-Lange 2. First base on errors-Los Angeles
2, OakiandS 8. First base called balls-Csmp 8.
McNabb 2 Left on aases-Los Angeles A. 0aklands
3. Struck out-By Camp q. by MeNsbb 2. Double
plays-Glenavin to Stafford, Irwin to ON ell.
Passed bals-Baidwn /. Time OF game-Two
hours Umpire-Mannasau. Scorer-J. William
SON
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REMOVED FROM OFFICE.
No Hope for the 0usted Sheriff Of San Diego
County

SAN DIEGO, Sept. Judge Puterbaugh
to-day denied the motion for new trial
filed by the defense in the case of The
People vs. Sheriff Folks. and pronounced
judgment of removal from Office on the
ground of willful misconduct In knowingly
and wiIlfuly collecting and receiving, as
costs for printing legal notices required to
be published by him in the discharge Of his
official duties, more money than he as such
Sheriff had paid therefor. A. X. Cra-
vath of Escondido was appointed to serve
out the unexpired term.
The morning call., 1892-09-08
Deed of 3 Murderous Father.

STAMFORD, Conn.,, Sept John Brook
this morning shot his wife three times, put
one bullet into his child, which was in his
wife's arms, and then shot himself twice.
Brooks will die and his wife is in critical
condition, but the child will recover.
The morning call., 1892-09-08
A stitch in Time s,,es NJ,

Stich IN Time Saves Nine
Is true OF Old coats and mouths. When the former
shows the first defect take .'stitch.p and always
keep the mouth right by using S0ZoDoNT. 1t
costs less for coat than a set of teeth False
teeth are not as pleasant as natural ones,
The morning call., 1892-09-08
Hol Traveller. take Beecham's Pills with you.

The New York Distilling and Cattle-feed-
ing Com mpany has declared quarterly div-
dend of l per cent.
The morning call., 1892-09-08

James r. Kidd of Salt Lake City, Utah, is
under arrest at Toronto. Kidd is the de-
faulting cashier of the Cudahy Pork Pack
ing Company.
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(liNora p,.,Lm sARSA PARILLA
which soon cured him. /
know II saved his q 9bt. II not his very life
ABBIE +. BLAcKMAN, 1888 Washington street,
Boston, Mass.
HOODS PILLS are the best arter-dlnrer Pills
assist digestion, cure headach aud billiousness.
1y2 cod
The morning call., 1892-09-08
To-DAY's RAGING.

Plenty of Good Sport for the Opening OF
the Fair.
SACRAMENTO, Sept. IA big contingent
of horsemen came up from the bay on this
evenings train. and the ears were fairly
redolent OF racing talk, interspersed with
scraps of anticipat0ry talk on the big fight
and the comparing of herd notes by those
interested in the show Of stock. When
Davisvlle was reached the news that the
California lad had licked the big fellow
The morning call., 1892-09-08

caused great sensation, and was dubionsly
received by many OF the racing men, but
on arrival here the news was speedily con-
firmed, and, although the majority Of the
sports had lost heavily on Sullivan. every
one seemed delighted with the victory OF
Pompadour Jim.
All the leading horsemen of the State
have arrived, and are gathered round and
about the Golden Eagle Hotel, which, as
usual, is the headquarters of the racing
brigade. Without exception. all agree that
the prospects of splendid meeting were
never so bright, both from harness-racing
and running point Of view.
Pool-seling was quite brisk tonight on
the various events Tor tomorrow. The first
race ON the card is the rich Occident trotting
stake for foals of 1889 There are only
three entries LETT in. Thomas Smiths Co.
rvs Viola. Laurel is first choice tonight
at S25 for S8 for the other two.
No pools were sold on the pacing race,
but grand field will come up for the score.
comprising DR.. Swift, Eclectic, Hazel II,
Plunket, Robin B, John l. and Maggie H.
The principal speculation was on the 2 %
class trot. for which half dozen will start.
Shylock is favorits at $25, Crown Prince
second choice at S21S; Chancellor sold out
for Sc. and Flora NJ. Jessie and Nevada sold
in the field for 50.
The horsemen say that the track is as
HcdIiy potltCt ds Cdu Dc, IL Is Il GLORIOUS
night and fine weather is assured for the
opening days races. The following horses
have the best chance to win the various
events to-day:
Occident stake, Columbus S.
2:20 pace, Hazel II or DIR. Swift.
2:22 class trot, Crown Prince OF Shyloek
The entrance will be free tomorrow and
a chariot race between Mrs. Emery of Sac
ramento and Miss Williams Of Woodland
will be decided at 10 80 A. N.
Portland Races.
PORTLAND. Or, Sept. THE unfinished
pace was won by Lady Ii In three straight
heats, Blonde second Best time. 2:1S.
Nne-sixteenths of mile heats. Misty
Morn won in two straight heats. Jack the
Ripper second, Papoose third. Best time,
:56
In the 2:40 class Frank O'Neill won,
Harry Young second. Stella III third. Time,
2:32B.
Tnree-year-old trot, Kitty B won, VAN
quish second, Pearl third. Time, 2:35
The morning call., 1892-09-08
Eyesight
SAVED.

"My boy had Scarlet Fever
when A years old, leaving
him very weak and with
blood poisonedwith can.
ker. HIs eyes became In.
famed, his sufferings were
Intense, and for seven
weeks he could not even
open his eyes. l began
giving him III O q ID, )
The morning call., 1892-09-08
M1sCELLANEoUs!
SEPTEMBER
BARGAINS.

Special Sale all this Week
of half and whole embroidery
Flouncings at exactly half
the former prices; 42-inch
Hemstitched Goods 25c, that
were soc; the 81 goods all at
soc, and so on all through the
whole lot. We want to make
the new month open lively.
Read all Of this list.
At -2snsn s NEWS NEW FANCY alstY y M,XID aaI
also NAVY AND BLACK SERGE
same price.
A. A lot OF LADIES' SOILED HAND
AL Sc KERCHIEFS, worth from 16c 10
35c.
A. An ELEGANT LONG FEATHER
al p BOA, worth SO any time.
A. NEW FALL TENNIS FLAN-
~ 1OC MEL. this Is a snecial price, sold
everywhere at 121ac.
A. 20 CHILDs CAMBRIA DRESSES,
~ ,OOI embroidered ruffie trimmed all
around. reduced from 81.
A 3-inch HEAVY SILK MORE
a. 81 RIBBON, all shades, was soc.
~ LADIES' FINE NON-SHRINK-
al 81 ING FALL UNDERWEAR, new
and fresh, big value.
A. FULL SIZE LACE SHAMS, sold
al IOI elsewhere at zoe each.
A. 900 HUCK TOWEL. 22x44, think OF
al AOS the size, worth 35c.
At -npSEaE al eoto1s. Vase was s5s cotton PLUSH
Al .oo LADIES BLACK CORSET, re-.
hI 4OS duced from 65c.
A. INFANTS SLIPS, embroidered
AZ yoke, reduced from SOC.
Muslin Underwear. SALE
NOW ON. SEE OUR
WINDOWS.
BEST LIGHTED STORE IN The cL7Y
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-29

Imagined, upon Weakening, that she had
slept for many hours. The physician let
her remain In this belief, and told her that
it was o'clock p. M, although IL was but
9 o'clock a. m. At this information the
patient immediately experienced sharp
hunger, and asked to have some dinner.
The imaginary hunger was satisfied by q
meal. equally imaginary. Though suggests
i've, the halluoination was produced 10 her
that plate with victuals was standing on
the table and that she was partaking OF a
meal. She became satisfied and spoke no
more Of hunger" Why, il this halluoina-
tEon can be produced in q sensitive by an
unframed will, should it not be possible for
a trained will to produce the same kind Of
authorizations upon mind In normal oon-
ditionl
1t has been said that there Is scarcely any
illusion which cannot be impressed upon a
hypnotic subject. "By deception Of sight
the room may be changed into a street, a
garden, a cemetery, a lake; present persons
may be made TO change appearances;
strangers to appear, objects to change form
and COLOR" nor is this ell, The voices Of
strangers can be made TO sound like those
of dear friends. Voices Of birds and beasts
can be produced out Of deep silence. I'm
aginary human voices can be created. The
sense Of taste may be so deluded that raw
potatoes are eaten for ripe peaches; that
fair water Is drank with pleasure as cham
payne; that sweet wine Is rejected with dis
gust as vinegar. The sense OF smell can be
so perverted that the fragrant rose takes on
the odor of asafstids or that a manure-heap
appears ''bush on which the wild thyme
grows" The sense of touch can be altered
or paralyzed; the skin can be rendered in
sensible to pain, or be made TO smart
with imaginary wounds. Finally, the
identity may be changed so that the
subject conceives himself TO be an entirely
different person, and speaks OF and thinks
Of bis real self as though IL were a stranger
sometimes, indeed, as though it were an
enemy. We are, moreover, as yet only
upon the threshold of this line of researches,
and seeing what has been already demon
strated. surely the solution Of the perform
ances of Indian jugglers and fGSirs and
other similar obscure manifestations can
not be thought impractioable.
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U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRIcULrURE,
WEATHER BUREAU,
SAVANNAH, GA. Aug IS, 10 p. M.

The maximum temperature for the day
was 93e and the minimum IA, the mean
temperature being $40 CO above the nor
NAL The total rainfall for the twelve
hours ending ct o'clock p. m, was IL of
an inch
At 8 o'clock p. m. cloudy weather pre-
vailed along the immediate Atlantic and
New England coasts, IA Northern Illinois.
Western Nebraska, North Dakota, Western
Mississippi, along the immediate Central
and Eastern Gulf coasts. Northeastern Geor-
gia and along the South Carolina and Geor-
gia COSTS, with light rain falling at
Charleston, Savannah aud Port Eads.
Elsewhere clear TO partly cloudy weather
was reported.
The present warm spell Ia confined 10 the
section OF country south OF the Ohio river
and west OF the Mississippi south OF Ne
bFnska. In tbs uorthora half Of tho country
the weather 10 comparatively cool. During
the tssnty-four hours sRdlng al 9 O'clock
y. m. to-day scattering showers, generally
hRbt. fell throughout the cotton belt, sK-
capt Ia the Montgomery aud Galveston
districts, wbsrs fair weather has prevailed.
The forecast for Savannah and vicinity IL
showers. siight chanRns Ia tsmpsrnturs,
variable winds bsooming southeast.
" ~. bHrTH,
Observer. Weather bureau.
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The Morning News For the Summer
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address by first mails leaving the city at rns
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Il Is necessary % gsUe the old address as
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The date when the subscription expires
Is priated on the address label o. each paper,
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MEDICAL

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Electrioity and Insurance

g. Binswanger, managing director of tho
General Electric Company of England, in
an article in The Electrical World of this
week, expresses surprise that FIRE Insurance
companies in America are so disturbed by
the increased fire losses said TO be due to
electricity that they contemplate charging
q special premium for buildings in which
electricity is used. In England, he says,
the experience has been exactly the oppo-
site, and there is decided tendency 10 re-
duce premiums on buildings where electri-
Gal plants or apparatus are installed. The
Phoenix fire insurance office, which covers
the greater part of electrical risks in
England, has not yet paid cent for any
loss which could be traced to electricity
and no such fire has as yet occurred in
England. Mr.. Biuswanger thinks this state
OF affairs 10 due to two things: First, a get
of simple and practical fire rules, which
are accepted as standards; second, tue rigid
enforcement Of these rules under the super
vision Of one inspector, whose authority is
recognized by manufacturers and insurance
companies alike.
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FALK CLOTHING GO.

If you have notyet done so, you
ought TO try one our DiVaraca-
tive Shirts, We are confident
that you will find it one of the
most comfortable shirts that you
have ever worn, and above all It
is one where appearance is not
sacrificed to comfort.
FALK CLOTHING co.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
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this column Inserted for ONE GENT A WORD.
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Everybody who has any want TO supply. any
thing TO buy or sell, any business or acoommo-
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Weary Waller-AAr yeh still workin' do
lame an feeble acti
Ragged Ruskin-Nop. Too many dogs in
dis ghborhood.
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ct denotes trace Of rain or snow.
p II. SNYTB, Observer, Weather Bureau.
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FOR RENT-NIsCELLAEBoUs.
FOR sALh.

A UCTION at YOUNGLOvE & 3OoDMAN'S-'
N VIII arrive one car Of horses and mules
from Atlanta on goth, which must be sold on
Tuesday. soto; also stock OF City and Sub
urban railroad. This stock will be sold without
reserve,
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NOR SALE, eighty acres good Kansas land !
II would take team, good mich cows or otheI
property In exchange. X. l.. MCKENZIE, Glen@
more. Ga.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-29

TRUCK FARMERS should know that the
Il Plant bed cloth Ia a cheap and excellenn
substitute for glass, easily put up and handled y
for sale by GARDNER, l1S Broughton street
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MISCELAIAAN EOUS.

IMPERIAL beer and Virginia Rock Spring
Il mineral water are sold by all hrst-class
clubs. hotels. saloons and stores. NJ LAWNS
ESTATE, sole agent
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ELowERs and Fancy Ferns Floral designs
II for all occasions a. short notice at Btrong's
pharmacy. GEORGE WAGNER, Thunderbols
road. Telephone 1873
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ID EFORE you buy or sell property consult
ID ROBERT II. PATEM. Real kstate Dealer
and Auctfoneer.
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HORSES AND MULES.-The City and Sub
II urban railway In prepared 20 sell q large
and fine lot of animals, singy, In pairs or In
large lots
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ENOR RENT that commodious tenement, No.
II n Whitaker street, corner Hull Posses
sion given Oct. LIST. Apply to WALTHOUR 6
RIVERS, Drayton and St Julian streets.
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Local Record for the Morning News
Local forecast for Savannah and vicinity:
Showers, slight changes in temperature;
variable winds, becoming southeast.
- Official for Georgia: Fair, except
pkIH showers in the extreme northern
portion and on the coast; slightly
I warmer, variable winds.
Comperf son OF mean temperature az Savan
nah Ca, Aug 90 1892 and the mean Of the
same day for al asseen wears:
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GTRAYED 20 my residence. brown setter;
- owner will call. provo property and pay
advertisement. MOURO, Fire Headquarters.
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GTORE and dwelling corner Wayne and
- Whitaker streets; good stand for any busi-
ness. JOHN LYONS
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A TTENTION, rice planters, covers for your
"A shocks of rice In the fields at GARDENERS.
ft8 Broughton street.
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Maximum temperature, 93', minimum tenn
perature. 40.
The Cotton Bulletin for twenty-four hours
ending D. m. Aug. %. 1892. 18th Meridian time.
Observation taken at the Same moment Of
time at all stations
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ENXTRA early dwarf Erfurt cauHhower;
II market gardeners private stock lettuce,
Valentine beans for fall planting at GARD-
NER'S, Iis Broughton.
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TOR SALE, 50 head of stock &C A. McCOR.-
Il MICK'9 STABLEa
ENOR SALE, California claret, IS 20 per case;
II imported and American ginger eles and
beers The finest stock of Key West cigars In
the city. NJ, LAWNS ESTATE Telephone
81
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-07-07
"A Small I3lHZt.,

Just az the hurricane Hae ut Its
height yesterday AFTERNOON, the konor-
otis whistle ut the electric lixnt com-
pauy toundtd the fire alartu, and for 4
few mnment4 tAra|yzed every btdy
with the fear Of Il general conti4vrA.
th n--a fear th4t Wnuld not have been
gsoundIess had the fire been located in
the thlckly titled pnrtinn Of the city,
hs the wind was blowing fearful gale.
Luckily the cause Of the alarm was
found 10 be the burning of the fuel
shed Of the rai'roAd section houHe.
which it IL believed WIS struck by
lightning, The fire department
turned nut with usual promptnes4, aud
Us sm,n a. tue fire wa% located, stretch~
I'd a line Of hose On Ninth street from
Main to the railroad tracke, which
WAS accomplished by uniting the ho,e
carried by both carts, aud IN ~hort
time they had Que eond stream play
Ing On the burning building, which
proved all sufficient, and in Iess than
ten mir utrs f,om the time the hiArlu
was sounded, tue fire was nil out.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-07-07
\ Little Girls Expert nc4 Tn II Light
hnn@t.

Mr. aud Mr.. l.3re:. Tr.>4o,t urp
Keepers Of the government lighthouse
nj Sand Hrnril. Nj IT,, and nrc bl+s:+t
!" It'll, n daughter. / ,ea,s old. Lat
April she WAX tAken down with nea~
eles, fvIlu%eu with Il drcnh:ul c>uxh
aud tarr Ing into II fever. Ductt r. at
hon4e and ut uetrnit treated her, tut
ia vain. sHe grew wur~e rapidly, Until
she WAS Il nler+ 'nunt full IF h0t,--'.-
Then ele tri''i Dr.. Kings New nis-
covery and Att*: lie USE IF two ara II
half bottles, MAS completely cured.
They say D.. Kings N-w y sctvery
i. worth IT, eight III Iul4, y-t ynu
may Ket a thai bottle free at W. f..
Savnge'r.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-07-07

''Dr*,tl.r LASTLY aid til. >Ip>lses~
1ilan. clearin; hi, thr.', Il have Hi ,1n-
1lta>ant duty t" peri Till. There Is Il
report to the effect that you have said
one of the }HSt aud 1Ap*t worthy 1ne1n~
bers of our congregation IL unable to at-
tend services often Oh account Of not
having goud enough clo*lt.s. We have
come to ask the na1ne Of that member.
We don't know III any snca person, and
a report 1T that kind IL likely to reflect
upon uS us a congregation that does not
look utter it, poor hnt worthy members.
Will you tell us who it is:'
"Certainlv, brcthre11," replied tho
Rev. Mr.. Lastly, with brave attempt
to he cheerful. "It's my wife. Chi
cago Tribune.