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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-03
AID OF MONARCHISTS.
DOM PEDRO's OLD FRIENDS SEND
SUPPLIES TO MELL0.
Great Energy Displayed by Foreign
Enemies Of the Rsb 'ie-Arms and
Irovisions on the Way to Brazil.

New Yonx, Nov. 3.--The Times prints
the following cable despatch from Lisbon;
Supplies of money, provisions, arms,
ammunition and coal, sent to tho Brazil
ian insurgents from Europe, win reach
Rio Janeiro within few days.
Other war material. including Krupp
guns, have been bought. to DO shipped to
the insurgents this week.
Many former Brazilians, now resident
In Spain, and, for that matter, in several
other European countries. are thus ex-
pressing their sympathy with Mello and
his insurgent band In substantial way.
There are, scattered throughout the
leading cities of Spain and France, mem
bers OF the old monarchial party, who
have considerable wealth at their immedi-
ate command. They were among the
number who left their country when Dom
Pedro was dethroned and have refused to
return aud become citizens Of the republic.
Now that there Is an opportunity they
are arraying themselves against the presl-
dent.
They have recently been contributing
considerable sums OF money to the sup.
port Of Admiral Mello. This has been ia.
vested In much things as the insurgents
most need.
Large quantities Of provisions are
among the articles sent, and the vessels
which carried these also took coal, which
Is for the use of the insurgent vessels.
General supplies, which include clothing
and material for repairing ships and ma
chinery, were also sent
Arms Of various descriptions and con-
siderable sums of money have also been
sent TO Mello.
These ships should reach Rio in a few
DAYS IL the vessels make their usual time
on this voyage.
The Krupp guns which have been pur-
chased will be sent as soon ms they can be
loaded and the vessels made ready. This,
OF this week. In this venture the mon
archists and dsaffected Brazilians have
shown great energy, and their contribu-
tions have been limited only by the needs
of Che occasion.
The old leaders from the state OF San
Paulo, who are now living In Paris. are
among those who have given0 literally.
The Count d'Eu is supposed to be liberal
contributor.
1t is uncertain when the two ships, the
Riachuelo and the Benjamin Constandt,
on which Peixoto has been relying can be
despatched to South American waters
The vessels are now at Toulon.
The insurgents have plan Of bringing
recruits from the southern states OF Brazil
to the scene Of hostlities, although to 10
this will require considerable time and
the expenditure Of large sums Of money.
The merchant ships in the hands OF the
insurgents will 60 to Desterro, one Of the
ports of Santa Catharina, aud there re.
ceive the recruits.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-03
Clue mt Inst.

New York, Nov. 3-The detectives of
this city have obtained information us to
the identity of the fiend who attempted to
kill Governor Roswell p. Flower with an
Internal machine in September, 1892 1t
will be remembered that the governor re-
ceived letter Of warning, and 10 now ap-
pears that the machine and letter were
both sent by some party. The internal
machine was mailed first but the letter
which was afterwards written reached
Governor Flower first. After sending the
machine the fiend doubtless became
alarmed and wrote the notc OF warning
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-03
The Buzzard Outlaws.

LANCASTER, Pa, Nov. 3 Mart Buzzard,
one Of the men charged with robbing Isaiah
Schaefier and murderously assaulting him
mt GrofIdale last week, has made con-
fesson, the details Of which are withheld.
duplicating his brother, Abe Buzzard, the
notorious leader OF the Welsh mountain
outlaws, who was recently pardoned from
the Eastern penitentiary. since which time
he has been travelling through the country
Ms an evangelist. Abe was arrested
Schueffer who IL was thought was out of
danger, has had a relapse, and Is now In
critical condition. Physicians are prob
Ing for the ball.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-03
Inhuman Fiendisl,ness.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Nov. 3-A story of
inhunan flendishness is reported from
Bunker Hill, small hamlet in Miami
county. James Mcdonald, an old man,
was caught by crowd Of young loafers,
all OF whom were drunk. After handling
the old man roughly they dashed guam
tity OF coal, oil upon him and ignited his
clothing, ''just for the fun of seeing him
run" The old man ran to the nearest
residence, where the flames were extin-
guished, but not until he had been terribly
burned. His condition is critical The
perpetrators escaped.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-03
Patcrson,s Church Row.

PATERSON, N. j., Nov. 3-Rev. Dr.
Smith made the statement that be had
received q communication from Mgr. Sa
tolli, to the effect that unless Father
Henry Murphy vacated tho c,,rate's resi-
dence Of st. Joseph's parish. which he has
occupied during the long and bitter con-
troversy, within four days, that he Father
Murphy would he excommunicated.
Father Murphy said he had received no
such notification from Mgr. Satolli. and
did not believe Father Smith had, either.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-03
STOPPED BUYING SILVER.
TcD .grams Sent TO All the Mints
After the Repeal Was Signed.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3-Secretary Carlisle
expressed himself as highly gratifled at
the passage of the repeal bill. He received
the news IL few minutes after the passage
vf the measure in the house
Acting superintendent Preston OF the
mint bureau, sitter consultation with Sec
retary Carlisle, telegraphed to all the
United States mints not to make any fur
ther purchases OF silver.
80 the present Tins the amount of Sher-
man notes outstanding is si52. 5l0, 900.
With silver purchased, hut not yet deliv-
cred, this amount may be increased $780,
600. which will swell the Sherman notes
TO 1853, els, 600.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-03
Highway lsob,lcry

FLrMrSeroS, N. j., Nov. g. -Behlard
Yawger, a prominent farmer OF Lebanon,
while on his way from Stanton static n,
was stopped by highwaymen. One man
he'd the horses while another, at the point
OF pistol. robbed Yawger OF his money.
This Is the second robbery that has oc-
CURED at the same place within two
weeks There Is no clue to the highwap-
men.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-03
Readings Ionn.

PHnADELrmA, Nov. .. - George L.
Crawford, special master in the Reading
railroad receivership, has begun hearing
for the purpose OF taking testimony rela-
tive 70 the application of the receivers, III
the United States circuit court, that they
be sanctioned TO redeem collateral trust
bonds In order to deliver $500, 600 OF them
TO Speyer & Co, OF New York. rs addi-
tional security for the extension of the
Reading's 81. SOC. 900 lonn
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-03
seeking Education in Canada.

TORONTO. Ont, Nov. 3--The semi an
nual meeting Of the normal school princi.
pals council OF New York state
was begun IN the normal school building
here yesterday. The council is composed
OF the principals OF the various norma.
schools throughout the state OF New York,
and their object In visiting Toronto Is to
inspect the normal schools and the gen.
cral educational system of the province of
Ontario.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-03
California Crepe Juice.

San Francisco. ssyov. &C. J. Wet.
more. chief state viticulturis;, reports that
the vintage Of the present season will be
about $4,000, 900 gallons. or about 5000.
COO gallons in ,xcess OF last years yield.
and IL will be OF good quality generally.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-03
Sentence Too Heavy.
Treasury Appointments.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3 Secretary Car
Isle has appointed p. G. Petrie OF New
York city assistant inspector OF bulls of
steam vessels at New York, and Thomas
II. Morris OF New York chief of engraving
division OF the bureau OF engraving aud
printing, at Washington. He removed
John +. Barstow, assistant inspector OF
hulls of steam vessels mt New York.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-03
new YORK & NEW ! NGLAND
Passenger Train Service. wcex Days Sor-
rccfed Ia sent 20. 1917.

Passenger Train Service. Woex bays Sors
rccfed Ia sept. -. iSJ;.
Tinins leav. PROylD .NCa ~ inl.py -
ro. B0sToN-e %. al A. A. h- ~ r. H. RH~
HYDE PARK. MALroLE-s ~ IL 10 A NJ Aso
Wa5 l.ASKHtlsEssSSf HtlEsSah 4 3 Axai6s Il a aars AND
MisfSsii1s AMiiS ;a Is a. 81 81 = 81 R r. ~ ~ = -
AAEs'd.aaffssyiLLsa AE.affsyyihLL.sa u. ii & IS AM an s
cthhSsfoS / = ! y sATlcK, AZ; nlvFp ro,Sr cxsrax-
on,ikI.AwSi Il e. Z K ID o''3 ii lis x x. VI. sn
potsfsAs. II e ahtTIc. !; ": y pAlcK-7ls nsNA
ASstt4hoN2-T II 10. = i; H. " ii 3, An sr an.
,Sc1air. "a ' osIt,s' 81 (. : rrnLixa-7p ~ AZ
,OtENiSr. IishEXr. Moosup. ry,AixytELp
ElrEf n uIrY 81 VI MaEisH,s iso LtS e SIiNs sorra
wiNDHAA wiLLIsiA.'s.c- s.oA A. :. 4.
HAhrFHhTiiSl3e AnhtrfiTi3 r,s1,ikKi,,e ~ 1i XII 81
PHiLADELPnIi VIA PoCuisEG.'si.- !,
EAST Thompson. wEpsTEli. souriIar:poE
CHICAGO AMI. Tit wEsT VA NhwrUKs
tAAscokG ASlt sl''a AaNb % ISTEEMnnDIArE s7Arnys-
Is 6O. So. IA a. NJ add 20 T. W. Satufify.
ony a, A, - =. "a, Leave ras,osg - \,
or,y At . % =. "
Tram. Tor itsron cav- cas-, ,..n. oi slnot
end FOR Pa-coag anu way .tatloRs irs.a ~ as,ss
lttcHt Delot. PrOvidclce.
ssSatui'lays only. SUNDAY. only.
Ticket Dotween Boston AMI Provii snce Niin't>t
~ cents. unllfnited a. . ..>.,.<,, =
G. w.tFFUrT. sa,..
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-03
Wrcclx on the Rcadinn

PHILADELPHIA, Sov. 3.--The Doyles-
town express ran into the Germantown
express on the Philadelphia and Realing
railroad ut Nicetown. about . o'clock.
One man was killed and three injured.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-03
sroNINGrON DIVISION.

Express trains leave PRovTDENC as follows:
NEW YORK 4 Is. % A. taly) ~ So
nlmitedl II IL A. N. Is. 9 05 (,iinitcd) 8 "
p. d. daily
NEW YORK. via stcnlngton Line - z 10. 50
Pm. daily. except sunday.
PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE and WASH
lNGToS via Harlem ktver-l0 oo "A. H.. = a.
p. u. daily.
NEW HAVEN'T II A. NJ. (cxpress dailyl Is
(loc. exp 10 90 tex,A II 81 QimltcIL ~ Is
A. ~ (exp.) ID (expl o. uiuitsi). w
texp. dailyl s:i8 lexp. dsiiyt y. NJ.
NEW LONDON II IS. 4 25 A. n. tda,y expl
q ~ (accoml 90 ticcom. sundays o,iy'. Is
1oc cxp). 80 (accon) 10 ~ tcxp). ~ ID lliss
iedl. IL IL A. N. texpL 30 tacco - {: l5 lexrA
Ju5tllmited. q 35 (oc. expj. x 35 (acso .. aun~
days only. Is (acconih w r. II. lexy Js lyh
ttSP IL texp daily.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-03
wOncEsTER DIVISION.

Trains leave Providence follows:
WORCESTER % As (express) - (acco.nl . 10
taccom) IL 81 a IN (accln) 5)(sxp) ., lexp
TO woonsockct) 4j (los exp) s ~ m (,cc IN,
Surdays-s 30 n. m. lace I'M 20 IN (acconl Il
NiLLyiI.LE-. 20 s 45 v ~ IL 30 m, IoJ tOo
20 5A5 8 90 pm.
eundayss 80 q IN 90 7Oopm.
BLACKSTONE JUSCTI0S-s so 8 k5 ol0 10 Is
IL 80 am 70 3 20 A % a2J go 5i5 7l5 500
IL 25 pm.
Sundays 5 30 100, m iao, 500 90 700 7so
030pm.
wOONSoCKEr-G4 80 sse o 10 ioIs II ~
am 90 . 81 so 400 Aeo Gas 5i5 AS evo
III c5 pm.
sundays ) 30 1000 m 1905 500 QUO 700 70
90 pm.
A-e. ALLEN. "A. @. KENDALL
0en'.. supt. Gsu'l PAss'r Arena
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-03
MAY NOW TAKE THEIR JOBS.

May NOW TAKE THEIR JOBS.
A Big Batch OF Nominations Ap-
proved Yesterday.
WASHINGTON, Nov Q. The senate yes
terday confirmed, among Others, tho follow
ing nominations:
State Department.
Edwin F. Uhl, OF Michigan, to I've assist.
ant secretary OF state.
Consuls.
John ID. Hall. OF Connecticut, at San
Juan, Puerto Rico.
Doctor ii. Somner. jr, of Pennsylvania,
at Bombay, British India.
John X. Mead, of Connecticut, at Santo
Domingo.
David N. Burke, OF New York, at NAL
aga, Spain.
Robert p. Pooley, New York, at Sierra
Leone, Africa. -
Postmastcrs.
New York-Palmer X. Shankland nc
jamestown.
Vermont-John d. Hanrahan at Rut-
land.
Maine William r. Ker at Calais.
Connecticut-John ID Stuart at Lake.
Vile. William II. Camp at Canaan.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-03
Ercnch Army Estimates.

PARIS. Nov. Sit Is stated that the
army estimates fer 1894 will amount to
100, 900, ,00J francs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-03

Sustained in price and quality by failing TO have
DESIGNS, Cuts. Electrotypes or Printing done by
The J. j. Ryder Co 2lv Westminster. Best work ;
low prices.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-03

II Is reasonable to suppose that as Ayers Sar-
saparia has benefited others IL Will benefit
you No other medicine l. so effective In pro-
ducing a radlca, change in the blood and I'M
parting renewed life ana energy TO the whole
syst IN. both nervous and physical
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-03

LONDON, Nov. 3.-Bar silver is quoted at
32d mar ouns..
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-03
NORTHERN DIVISION.

Fitchburx and way stations o co. ~ 90 n.
IL l5. % IN.
Lowell and way stations on. 10 90 m. 4 e5 m.
Taunton and New Bedford. %. -. yvO N
IL 90. x5. 70. 9 "a. 10 05 pm.
Sundays. as m, o 80 pm.
Mddieboros s 10 a m; AZ o5. 3 20 obpm.
Plymouth s 10 m. lS 05. . 20 nm
Points on Capo Col 8 is n IN; IS D m.
cottage City via New Bedford. l2 o. IN.
Nantucket, via Woods Holl Is m.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-03
c. - - - ---- - - -
New York, New naVen and Hart.
ford Railroad.
OLD COLONY SYSTEM.

Time tables giving fall Information
as to local and through train service
may DO obtained at Providencs sta,
tion and stations as below.
TRAIN SERVICE FROM PROVIDENCE
PROVIDENCE DIVISION.
Corrected to October 2. isss.
Trains leave west end Of Union Station for
BOSTONs % . s e 20 q so $40 60 90 . = !. ~ e
s'i2 Is As as2 04 % 20 25 s.6 40 - 20 -
go 81 T2o 30 70 10 % y IN. RLTURNING-'
ne io7 oos 90 90 aio o. 10 Os II 90 m ~ m; ~
az 90 70 o6s ootoo 90 o 30 Q 50 80 30 ~ %
ATTLEBoRo-e 90 "7 o, 90 SIS 90 10 90 ell 70
am mi2o5lelsi ASe so % - KS Ao5 scs 80
NORTH HATTLEBoRo-s'7 90 Us 10 90 IA %
am s5 2t9 b& c22 III 10 pm.
lPLAISvILLE WAMrUM WRENTHAN NOR
WOOD CENTRAL NOR WOOD and DHDIfAN
~ % 10 w IN 40 8 40 p m sundays
MANsFiELD-'5 2, Is As O 90 .s7 o, 90 1000
2oam IL Is As o5 25 ~ ~ ~
ss 10 o5pm
SUNDAY TRAINS.
FOR BosToN-.5 % s5 As vi5 slB 10 -
a.m.,1 80 80 30 30 90 p m; Return
l2ol IL 10 as 90 a. M W % 500
2 80 8 % p. IN.
ATTLEBoRo-s As SIS 10 30 = MI $50 Sp
BIS o 20 30 y. m
NORTH ATTLEBoRo and PLAINvILLE-o U
si5 10 80 q m 1 80 S Is :opm
MANsFIELD-'s 20 . - sis 10 20 "a -
SGu 20 p m.
aParlor carsoniy
'Oron arrival of train from New York
4 "or on arrival or trains from b onington ana
New Lonoon
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-03
WARREN AND BRISTOL FRANCE.
Leave PROVIDENCE india Street Station, to-
NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER

700 7l6 express and 0 Sc IN and AZ ~
t0ot 80 expr and (via New York boat) nc 0 IS
pm. Sundays for Fal. Rlver 70 90 q IN ~ ~
Newport (via New York bo.p o 80 Pm
Warren and way stations at % as express 70
and So m and ly 40 10 W ~
express 30 IS 90 and ii 80 D. N.
sundaysate o 90 q m. and 81 p. m.
BklsTOL-7 45 cypress. 9. D ora. IN 12 20 %
81 express 81 o IS. 8 90 tld II 80 y. II Son-
days so a m. and . 30 ~. IN.
Horse cars leave Exchange place, Provldencs -
10. and 2 rs. s 10 and 3ja. m. 1y ~ 9 ~
$40. 10. 10. % Is. anu Ao p. IN. Leave siAe.
ket Square at Al 90 D. m.
Sundays ato - a m. and 10 .. m.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-03

An advertisements . not luxury Ia, I.
ssesssisH
The Republican journal., 1893-04-27

shout she pried the organ open. The
stops had been unscrewed and taken away.
She sank into a chair with 4 deep sigh.
Just then Lie Newton was heard calling
in the kitchen. They all ran out and
found him pulling at the cellar door. 1t
was locked on the inside. They plied at
it With the cold chisel, but it would not
bulge. Squire Bnker brought an axe. \
large hole was chopped in the door. and the
company crawled through and descend
ed the stairs. AK the foot was another
door which would not open. They chop
ped 4 hole in it and crawled through.
Holding candles above their heads they
advanced to the other end Of the cellar.
They came to the pork barrel and peered
over beyond it into the furthest corner
There sat their pastor ana His wife and
eight children around 2 box containing
their little store vi food and tile organ
stops. The good man was armed with a
cry he leaped to his feet swung the club
above his head, anl stuck the pork barrel
a blow which knocked of two hoops. The
barrel gave forth hollow, booming suund.
1t was empty He raised His club again.
The company dropped their candles. and
fled through The hoie. The little garrison
heard them ~ up stains and nut the front
door. and drive awny I'LL their ~leghs.
Then the prisoners took the box which
they had guarded I'M went up stairs, and
atter eating ~omt ol alas t"nd theN adjust
cyl the stops Va the pi4aa anl Spent the
evening With 'nuec and singing.
OF course such unconventional conduct
on the part d thcir pastor could not pasS
WithoHt rehnke. lIie officers Nj rhe church
calle.i upon llim thc nest day ana demand
The Republican journal., 1893-04-27
The Donation Party.
.yN HtEoIe eli5taYNtN' ATTEMPT M IN-
A!-Dt LATE REFORM. TAXING EhfrGE
IN 1nk CELIAE.
New York Iri5dne,

AeN YORK lil'7dhe,
4 grtAt scandal is auitatilIn the Methn-
dist hurcl OF lIankssiilc Vt. t3tI Start
ed. wl. aletoId. ffon! an ~ldjna1y Jill la,h
toned .tluuatilu. Bht nrrhll,s Nt...,laht
to .,4N. for tAc benefit 1T jho.e Nh upyrr
ptssrd thfou.l ;i u, nation i,al1\:nl ,i,jtcd
line scenn ut .flah i. 1}aoeth rbn nrv+ d,v
3nd hrl,,d nurSe tl,t s,tyivn,s. u IN, !,
Lollse es,rciailz tl.. panlrv attcr n dnna-
tirn .,altr had s1yrri avn. # HIT II !. MI.
OF the most srvt re- ana cevast.1ino forms
III snri;tI i,ll,l,n.len;, Which tI. rll,al mjn-
lister has to fear It's worst feature is lh,.n
il aIways cnn,..s when hjs saiary III heAn
lone ,lnpaid in tine mis-. of aij and rben
cats M two-ihi,ds ot tbp tnnd h 1hp
ho,sr traul1,, HE other third into HE car
pets. breaks i few chairs. OH tbe uar],r
orpan o,tt OF time. ovelturns 4 lam, au1
otherwise makes jrs desolate presence
fclt. la fact. tile minister's donation
party is really {, picnic in DISGUISE in N heb
liz eood man's house is looked mon Ia Tie
light of !, grove and the food in his larler
The Republican journal., 1893-04-27

Very elaborate reception WY Given tn
MlS Gen. NH :. Graut who has 4lent We
winter With her son, T. $ Grant. .lr., At
the elegant Alramonte Springs Hotel
recently, by Y. 5. Grant rost. g. 4 r.,
Of Orlando. ca. s. Herbert Lancey.
(editorially known as Sidney lelbertp a
Bangor Boy rs Judge Advocate IF tile De-
paltment of Florida made the address NJ
Introduction 70 Mrs. Grant, and al>n pre-
sided NJ master Of ceremonies At tAe ban
quet WHICH followed The receptions Maine
was ais" represented by number III OTHER
veterans, and the affair was the most mag
niticent Of tile kind ever before known in
Grand Army circles in the south
The Republican journal., 1893-04-27

1t is not an impossibility to combat dis
ease Nature provides a remedy for all sick
ness, it only remaining for Mankind to MAKE
the discovery of the right kinds. In case O
Scrofula Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Canker
Blood Disorders, etc, it is Red Seal Sarsa
parilla that always cures. 1t is composed
Of Natures remedies, carefully compounded
and has very large sale, wholly on its mer
The Republican journal., 1893-04-27


Correspondence OF The journal.
Potter County contains some excellent
farming lands, all the towns visited having
their quota ii good farms managed by in
the towns of Harrison, Bingham. Ulysses,
jackson and sweden to toudersport. the
county seat, smart, thriving little town
Here is located one of the six large tam
nciies III THIS county one pr more car
loads Of hides are received here nearly
ey,ry day dunng the year. The supply is
chiefly obtained from South America.
Enormous quantities of bark are consum
WI annually. several thousand cords now
being IN hand.
Near here is situated one II The largest
lumber mills I'M the STATE, the property Of
the I.acawanna Mills CO., which operates
several large mill, in this section. The
millsat Austin, some ten miles distant, put
pit Nne hundred million feet Of survey
M lNnbel annually The mountains are
covered NTH del~o growth Of hemIock,
wiirh N bnin4 rapidly ent away Taking
thr UalM ~ ouVeIsl"fl vs. =" ~ f"il ~
ie4anN one II the WI ahd mining towns
NJ lil~ SeFtl"h
From fhls place our ilile "l tfaEei Mes
HNri lf"ltl"h ai tAS Alle-ahN ihnA'h'AlhS'
u wlN III Bradford md MI JeWett, ovcI
the pitt-bulg Aha Western marrow gna@e
rNisf9ad. iti> territory lnciuneN 4 large
N@Ntefh ~ tine famous oll wei region anu
Ajax rlac avel TINS road, winding along the
sides of mountains and over high wooden
tre~t leS AND along tine banks ot numerous
greeks and Larger streams, is one +" Pc 81
loNed and long remembered. thousands
9t GtIlie N> are tp he seen ~ every dlrec-
tir, many Of them apparently abandon
#H
nj bradford, and All II tuWllS along
tNi~ llne WIG streets ana bindings anH
mMmliaetorirs are lighted apd heated bN
lfatM4al 41S This eas must be KEPT
NuiHiH fAN and ni4ht, and tn NeW bark
Woods ,alt, Sprndenf presented a Mield
3aI npNei -i-lit. 'lVN Bradford VIZ pro-
teli i" MI JeNett, pASt Custer GifN A
nilce tonii,hng Mining town, uoW
The Republican journal., 1893-04-27

Mrs. Hannibal Hamlin Of Bangor, with
hei lady friends, made a trip up the ia
nous Oclawaha river on Harts line Of
steamers.
The Republican journal., 1893-04-27

Mrs. j.. w Pendleton, most estimable
lady OF Portland, has been enjoying a very
pleasant visit TO Mrs. Benjamin z. Hazel
time of Jacksonville.
The Republican journal., 1893-04-27
Florida Notes.

GATHERED FOR THE JOURNAL BY SID
NEY HERBERT
The Daily Times Union of jacksonville
calls the Republican Journal one Of the
best papers in New England.
The Republican journal., 1893-04-27

Col, F. +. Boothby Of Portland, gener-
al passenger agent OF the Maine Central
Railroad, With Mrs Boothby ara lis
brother, CO.. W. A. Il. Boothby. and niece
Miss Blanche Smith Of Wateryille have
been guests at the elegant St James lEo-
tel at Jacksonville, from which they made
4 delightful trip to 81 Augustine ana
down On the Indian River.
The Republican journal., 1893-04-27

Capt Charley Ellis Vi the finn oi Ellis
K Uus~ey NJ jacksonville, ~ay> that nearly
every sea captain from Maine Who calSat
his store is reader q the Republican
Journal, ana they al likv it. The part
ner Of apt Ellis Almost estimable gentle
man.is Mr. john IlU~>ey from LincohlSi'c
ans rs il always clad " see Maine men IN
his store.
The Republican journal., 1893-04-27
1tG% SSd -

One reason why Scots HmN7S1oN Of Pure Nor
wegian God Liver Ol and HypophosPhites Of Lime
and Soda has had such large sale IS because # is
" Almost palatable milk but the best reason Is
that its curative properties uneqlleJ 1t cures
The cough, supplies the If t:ssues produces
fish and builds up the entire system
The Republican journal., 1893-04-27

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