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cal treatment for long time. AS she
grew no better all the while, she be-
came distrustful Of her PHYSICIANS
skill, and did not wish to see him. and
yet was not bold enough to tell him so.
She communicated her state Of mind
to her maid. Lave i'm to me, mum
lave i'm to me p said the girl. BY and
by the doctor came to the door, and
Bridget opened 1t about an inch.
Sorry, sir" said she, but ye can't
come in the day, docthor p Cant
come in? How's that?" "The mis-
thress do be too i'll for to see ye the
day, sir Exchange.
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Ross. HIGGINS q 90.
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Young UOMEN At NORTHFIELD.
OPENING OF THE YEARLY CONFERENCE IN Nj"
MooDY's GREAT SUMMER SCHOOL.

OPENING OF THE YEARLY CONFERENCE IN NH
MooDy's GREAT SUMMER SCHOOL.
Nortb0eld Mass. June - (SpcclnN.--The Con'eren.'
for Young Women opened here last evening
devotional meeting from Z so TO O'CLOCK WIS w
by Mrs A. j. Gordon. Of Boston me regular w"
,nr scse,or wos oncned by Miss Fife X. Price gen
craI secretary OF the international commute '" =.
w r Miss Price welcomed the delegates III
,no romo ~ ,he Young womcns Christian Associh
,ion and in the name of Mr.. Moody she tleh i"''o
diced roho- T. Sheer secretary Of the Presbyterian
poora ~ rorcru Missions who delivered the ADDRESS
n, thc evening His remarks were founded on '''
words found In Luke XIV. SO "Chrsts ScP'e""''
In Our lives First said he, Christ Claims SUI
nro,,ov over mlr occupations and proiessio"' :
s.cond Christ claims supremacy over our hcai.'
and dearest relationship by nature; thru '"',n
claims supremacy over the sphere Of human ne .''
The work outlined for the week Is Is ioli""'
Each morning Mt o'clock there are 10 oe tain" VIZ
Christian work for and by Young women III y Wv,
will be a class under James McConnangh'y' Vi u"
Iermon at 10 an nductive class, led by MI heSp,'
and nj II college conference presided over 's
Miss Zehrinc of the Boston Y. W. C. a. III '"S
conference there will he papers and discussions OH
tbo orportunitics and responsibilities OF Chrs'''
work I'm colleges and the best methods OF cohdncuhs
thc same The afternoons will be devoted 10 rec
-cotIon Each evening there will be an ADDRESS
given by some wclknown speaker. Al the coheH'
conference this morning two papers were gi'eh' VI"
OH "Character Growth During college Tears ny
Miss Minnie NJ. Fowler OF Wellesley 'he o'her vi
Personal Work in College" by Miss McElroy' Vi wv
Harlem Y. w. c. A. owing TO the rain there were
40 .,h,o,,cs This afternoon At the meeting this
,f.rnoon Major white spoke. Tie Wellesley College
Glec Club which Is present at the conference S'hs'
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VIOLENT SUMNER STORMS.
DAMAGE DONE BY ToRNADoEs IN THE SOUTH
AND WEST

Winfield Kan, June 23-On Wednesday night q
tornado struck winfield. destroying many small
houses and injuring nunirer OF people. but only
tv>, fatally Tie Episcopal church Is completely de-
stroyed. The Rabbit Hotel and Thompson Block. a
threes story building badly damaged. and the plate
glass front Of the First National Eanh Building
blown ont. The west wing of the Courthouse was
also blown away.
Atlanta Ga. June ga tornado cut n swath
fifty miles long across the counties above Atlanta
Yesterday afternoon Dallas, small town halfway
between Atlanta and Rome. oil the East Tennessee,
virginia and Georgia read, annillat"d. The
storm headed direct for Atlanta. and hundreds who
saw II sweeping down fIom Kenesaw Mountain ran
into their cellars or out into the streets. On the
western edge Of the city the storm split and passed
round ON either side. blowing down small buildings
and one small church. hut causing 10 loss Of life.
At Dallas the homes OF r. r. Foster. ID. T. Lawrence
Mrs. Hardin and J. T. Hurt Were wrecked. The
brick hotel and twenty dwellings and stores were
unroofed. Several persons were injured. but none
fatally All along the track of the storm the corn
and fruit crops are ruined.
Guthrie. o. T.. June PA terrific hail and wind
storm visited the northeastern portion OF this Terri
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES

All the auction sales in the real estate yeserd,y
under foreclosure. X. " Harnett Co. offered e
the Trinity SaIesroom, No. 15o West Nney.eighth e.
hve-story brick building lot 15xi5 res II sold q
plaintiff the proceedings for 900 No. 183 sold
also TO the plaintiff for 81 000 and No 1877 GEORGE b.
Kup for as, $50.
William Kennedy offered No. Howard-st fUr.sto,v
marble front building lot 25xi1i. NJ. J. Coha we
closure 40. ia1 West y;,cyentht fourstOry brick
1SgI o. lot IT, U S:sS 70 % gn" q
Nos outstanding the inactivity in the auction market he
at IT, tins Of the Year following have been e:
to Ss ss fs"s
s's SSs tn $685. hsS s. building % s dss
10. q wo k;ae CHS clubhouse. ,,..
BY, by s as; shs S;ss
ie Sess of IenSs awe for $1,000 $40
ION 81 I 100 Sg OF %c ms 0ts on IA no
IL IS reported that the purchaser is builder who viii i'm.
"a has ;os s. 70 gss n,oss s s.s as ss
ssss5s prH %ss' lsSs ,'s e fSS
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G. Il. tiregor * SIN have aid for W. w. Dean thl
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For q. T. Marshall tho fve->tory brick and st0ne
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seventy eighth ST.. for 10000
Lou, p Cohen has sold by private contract for Charles
j. KeDda Henry Spies the two nv.;story brick na!
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1nG thirty thirdst.. aud the tive ayen,ory brick na
and. seventeenth,s The consideration s04 900 Mf
Kendall took exchange nineteen lots at Brook and st
AIMS ayes and Onchundr and ninhst the vain
alton being sSj coo. This property will probably be i'm
proved by erection Of number OF modern dwcllings
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tory Wednesday night. doing thousands Oh "o'''''
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Mach Mo-. June GA terrific winhstorm o'ou'''u
hr Wednesday night In Macon great damage was
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country forth Of here crops and fruit trees "''.
DESTROYED over large area The BRICK mouse VI
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Py GEORT EBEHS, author Of "Carda," IAN Egyptian
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the son of celebrated physician
(and who in France does not know
Doctor Rivess) Behold him then
following his fathers steps doing
his best to rid Tammeamah of some
superAous soldiers, and tacitly en-
gaging to provide him others, by
the help of wife he had chosen.
Chance perhaps effects as many
cures as good physicians; and M.
Rives, by some fortunate hits, must
have acquired considerable reputa-
ton, as he was soon afterwards en-
ployed at court. He told me that
the favorite of Tammeamah was
suffering one day under severe
collie, and sent for him. After some
grimace, he returned home, filed
up some green sods in vase, poured
water over them, and made the
Queen swallow large glass of it,
who was cured an hour afterwards.
For this performance he received
two fine pearls, which he exchanged
at Canton for drugs. He already
fancied himself a doctor. The
results were grant Of land
which he cultivated; greater num-
bers of customers; larger profits;
and two voyages to China, in vessel
of Owhyhee, to purchase medicines;
aud finally the death of the great
Tammeamah "From such
ridiculous manners, from the free.
dom he took with the ladies, and
from the sort of dandy airs he gave
himself with them, one might have
supposed that the doctor had taken
lessons in Europe from some modern
Hippocrates; but alas! this poor
wretch was totally ignorant, provid.
ed with box, as the instrument OF
sacrifice, he gave ipecacuanha and
squills to those who had cold and
SIENNA, mama and cassia, where he
should have presented an emetic."
l must now say adieu to Mons
Rives. QUERY.
Honolulu, Oct. IA, 1893.
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in the treatment of diarrhna in her
children will undoubtedly be of in
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81 spent several weeks in Jonstown,
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of my husband being employed
there, We had several children with
us, two of whom took the diarrhea
very badly. l got some of Chamber
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1t cured both of them. | knew of
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equally successful. / think it can
not be excelled and cheerfully re-
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ties for sale by all dealers. Benson,
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