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PURsUhD BIZ saAHKa
They Wore Rendy 20 Eat the ShiRwrseksa
Crew OF the bark Saigon. FL

They We're Rendy 20 Eat the shiRwrseksa
Crew OF the bark Saigon. ~
The Anchor line steamship Victoria, from
Mediterranean ports. brought here yesterday
Cart FL Etlertsen and the crew OF the Nusx'
weglan bark Saigon. abandoned. q wreck. on
Oct. "a. about $50 miles southeast OF News
foundland. 81
The saigon left Quebec on Dot. for sundsr.
land. England. with cargo of lumber She.
encountered hurricane on Oct. 20. and,
sprang leak. Her sails were carried away
and she scudded all night. She preached to st
daylight. and tho tell seas swept over her.
Tarpaulin was spread In the mizzen rigging
to bring her around before the wind. She was,
knocked on her beam ends. R'Pt
Her lee rail was eight feet under water at
O'Clock on the morning OF Oct %. when her
crew. holding on by a life line stretched along
her port rail. cut away the weather rigging.
Mef fore and n$. main masts went by the bed
The wind subsidized. but the seas were still
from her hold Wore wash washed S oVarboSrd sa sSe
was In the Gull Stream. where sharks are nu-
meTons at this season. and before the after:
in an appearance. They devoured the stores
as fast Is they were swept into the sea They
counted around the bark. =.
The Victoria hove in sight on the morning os
and he bore down on her and hailed her.
Capt. Ellertsen sang out that he and HIS men
wished to abandon the bark. and the Victorla
@Spned the and roWed ana
the park. They called on the crew Of the i
They said that they were afraid to jump on ao-
count OF the sharks. which were swfmmine
all around the bark and the rowboat Alter ,
getting half an an hour the boat returned to the
Ron's lee side; Meantime the crew Of the bark I
had launched one OF their own boats. Six
men got in 1t and succeeded In reaching the
Victoria, In safety. The sharks followed the
boat. but returned to the bark when they saw (
The Victoria then LAUNCHED another boat IL Z
reached the bark the SIX mon remaining On
her had launched their other boat. The sharks
lowered around. and once 1t looked as II they
would be rewarded for their patience, for the
and was almost capsized It's frightened oc-
cupants finally reached the steamer and were
taken aboard. Tho sharks followed the VIC.
toria for several hours, There was is feet or
water In the barks hold when she was aban-
doned. The Saigon's crew will BIO ken care az
by the Norwegian Consul. 81
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OBITUARY.
Sir John Abbott Dead.

The Hon. John Joseph Caldwell Abbott, ex-
Premier of Canada. and q leading authority on
commercial law. died at his homo in Montreal
last night Of cancer OF tho bowels. He was
born at ST. Andrews. Quebec. on March IL.
1911. and was educated at home by his
father. the Rev. Joseph Abbott, ROTOR
of st. Andrews. he afterward entered McGil
ffsSs sns cS Ss Sr oMs4 IN
cial law. In 1850 he entered political life
81 ArSenteaiI In the ASSEMBLY a 81 United United
GaHsdS and this eopsstit1eney
menSer OF p TaSn me- See iep ths
sn ssss,S "a.
xtea easn ts the caS1et &f
fpow Rr ss the InsSveney act Of the ba sS
q the present Dominion bankruptcy laws.
%hG s sIp HnsS Of hen he
over the proposed Canadian Pacific Railroad
SGs S essseS Sad sr Hs SsR
x tas sf s Of Mr. AsSGt Mr.
Macdonald Ministry was overthrown. Mr..
Abbott Az then ,,. spent seven years IN private
a.e' s paefe s don
W present tHo case Oh inc ITONluce
In the proceeding arising out Of the disnissai
Il 81. SsssSsssn S" sSs mi % sss
the Governor. General. was directed. 70
consult his Ministers in the matter. and the
Lieutenant Governor was dismissed. In 1880
Mr.. Abbott recntered Parliament, again rep-
resenting Argenteuil. and in 1887 Sir John
Macdonald invited him to join the Cabinet as
Minister without portfolio. In 1901 he was
called upon by the Governor General to
form Ministry: and thereupon became
Premier. Besides his Insolvency act, Mr.Abbott
drafted the Jury Law Consolidation act for
Lover Canada. and various financial acts; md
lawyers and statesmen in Canada. Mr.: ABB
hott married In !S40 Mary. daughter OF the
Very Key, James Bethune. Dean OF Montreal
His health has been very poor for months.
Alfred Ludlow Carroll. N. r; died yesterday
here on Aug. !. 1873 He WAS tG SON %a' Of 0 the
late Anthony Carroll In 1855 he was grad
9ated from tho medical department OF the
University. He was q student under and
assistant to Dr. Valentine Mott DR.. Carroll
pIactised medicine In this city until 1871.
when no. removed to Staten Island. He Or
gained the, Board OF Health on Staten
Mt s ns ras s.as 5ss ri Re %.s
Health. In 1880 he resumed his practice In
ori9lnators Of the New York State Medical AS
s9clnti9n. and was also Imember Of the Brit;
In organizing the Society OF Letters. Arts and
Sciences- lie 10 survived by two sons.
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BpSTASo DEMOCRATS ARoUsED.
LieutsGov. Gheehan Addresses m Imu,ens
Mnse Meeting In Music Han.

- - - -.
A'eut''Gsy. ssssh.a ADDRESSES. =. I~-en's
BUFFALO. Oct so.~ra. po Demo- rs ,.,,o,..
ton nesting tonight drew on enormous
crowd to Music Hall. packing It to It's utmost
Senator sill and Coneres.man Fellows were
yantad IN, s,tsna,ns ~ ~. no.ss.,tv ~ ~ Al,
presen ee n Wsshinston tslsSram from 20 a n.
h, snnouhe ea I'm. .ns passage Oh 'ne nepea'
An has .s's ee.eu WIN uprVsi,ous Spptause.
tor Hill and Col Fellows would speak here e on
Saturday night
Lieut.. Gov. sheehan was the only speaker
after tho opening address of the Chairman.
Mr.. sheehan devoted himself to a denunoia.
tion Of the disafrected element, whom he des.
ienated ais Muawumps: defence OF Judge
t t, u regard to legislation affecting this
city For y t isidi hrs. time the pemocrac, o,
the county s, views NTH pride tho existence for
and sennse snd aonss
81 New York presented as it's candidate a dis.
Sis nomination. but Tho ' GonSeSton deeid
shs n sse IVY e SUB
IVY StL w ioyaL unseinsn Democrate- Inc result
OF that campaign evidences how faithfully We
la59Sed for the success Of the party
The hrst to recognize tho splendid work
gene Stts BY the Democratic orgariEatiSn Of this
STATE was she, PRESIDENT and vice-President-
elect elect and l deny that the supefser-
Srati9n IN THIS locality nave any right to
aeinae me people Into tho belief that that Ad-
ps snns sh snscess In the coming contest
dr1yer ,clev 81 md Snd defeat means con-
ti9naliy. but nationally.Y
=, Mr. sheehan compared the financial condi-
ton OF Democratic New York state. free from
G deeRt, With that q Kepubliean pennsylyania.
ONO. Maine. and Verm ont. with their millions
O. dota5s OF debt. For the FIRST time. he said,
New fork,s Democracy lie properly represented
In tne United states Senate. For years
Republican apportionment OF the State
had prevented this. and Its achievement Was
LATELY attf TO t to the present
maynard do reviewed tho case OF the Dutch.
ess county senatorial struggle and DEFENDED
Judge Maynard,s action In that matter The
returns tn g Of Dutchsss county bad been mailed
70 Inc governor. secretary OF Stete and COMP.
froller, contrary to an order OF the Court. The
county Clerk. fearing contempt OF court.
sought 70 recover them. Those mailed to the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-31
MASS MEETINGS IN HARLEM
Uptown Democrats show Their Strength
and Eathusiasm.

uptown DemOcTuth bnOw Strength
and Eathusiasm.
Tho Democrats OF the Twenty ninth Assem-
bly, district displayed their strength In big
mass meeting at the Melrose Lyceum Theatre
last night The election district clubs. thirty
two In number. marched to tho hall. which
contained an audience Of about 1000
persona jacob sesbold. Deputy Commits
sioner Of Street improvements. presided.
Leader ssabold congratulated the audi
sary TO continue the good work to pile up an
overwhelming majority for the State and
county ticket on election day. Among the
%ysn. . john MeEn,yfs. Assistant Bistrist
Attorney Osborne. and Police Justice q e.
:, Charles II. Broas. Secretary. Of the Enrolled
Republicans OF the Twenty-fourth ward, ad-
dressed the meeting in support OF Commits
THE call Of the stuyyesant Democratic, Club
for mass meeting brought fully 5000 sup
porters Of Democratic principles to the clubs
rooms at l0oth street and Third avenue last
night. Only. 1000 could get inside. hut .
platform had been erected In 100th street. and
the overflow Assem- bled about It, Speeches
were made BY Hugh PeptAcost ex;Jgdge Ste
son. Senator Jacob A. Cantor. and others.
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TIE AUSTRIAN CRISIS.
Emperor Francis Joseph Accepts the Resi-
nation OF tho Cabinet.

Emperor Francis Joseph Accepts the Resie.
nation OF tho Cabinet.
VIENNA. Oct. 30.-Emperor Francis Joseph
to-day accepted the designations OF the mem
bers OF the Austrian Cabinet Prince Won
Windisch- Graetz. Court Chamberlain and
member Of the Privy Council. is In commune
cation with Count Karl Hohenwart zu Gerlach-
stein on the subject OF q coalition Ministry.
Baron Chlumecky. President Of the lower
Liberals; baron Jaworski, leader Of the Poles.
and Count Iiohenwart. leader. OF the Conserve
BY Emperor Francis Joseph. held conference
late this afternoon to decide upon the course
Gramme, which was laid Lefore the Emperor
during the evening; The German Liberals are
Count Hohenwart as Count TaafYe's successor.
The Emperor dislike to part from TaafYe, and
still confers with him.
The IoRrsche Corresponding says that Count
Kalnoky. Minister OF Foreign Affairs, has
postponed his trip to the south until the end OF
the week.
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ABSOLUTELY PURE
MORE FIoanNa ar MELILLA.


Prince Ferdinsnd OF Boursou Missing, and
Probably Slain.
MADRID. Oct 30.-PrInce Ferdinand OF Bour-
bon. nephew of the ex-King Of Naples, Is sup
posed to have been killed By the Riffians In
the fight at Melila yesterday. He has not
been seen since the assault made by the Tribes
men.
The Rifflans, late yesterday. resumed their
attack on the Spaniards. The fighting was
desperate on both sides. but the spaniards
successfully maintained their positions
The public excitement over the repulse Of
the Spanish forces 10 hourly Increasing. and
the popular clamor for the despatch OF punt.
tive expedition against the Riffians will un-
The Goyernment cannot plead Ignorance Of
the ser psssssS .S Gsy q ne : soa
ernor Of Melilla some time ago. The aovernor
said TINT es result Of z protr9oted confsrence
one had entered into an alliance to wage war
against the SpnniardR $50
Riliians l. well known TO everybody who has
nent e esnsured for not sending; Is soon s q
ar S sSem SaSk into their moan,ain fast
nesses and to keep them there. 10 say. as
@ nsSn n az the entire lack " fear @snes
oiery. SHOWS a lack OF knowledge Oh the OMAR
acter OF the tri1esmen.
Gem. Margaiio. who did not underesti-
mate the foe he was dealing with. probably
tillery and the Mauser rifles Of his troops. It
would be safe for the workmen engaged In
tinue their work. The moment the attack wac
made. however: and the Spanish lines OF de-
times as large as that under Gen. Mar
gallo's command could not have held the 70.
llgious fanatics In check. for without tho
they believed. engaged In q holy war. WELDON.
ing 1t az a sure road to paradise. they fought
like demons incarnate.
The excitement growing out Of the affair
threatens to haye sesious political conse-
tlves are taking advantage Of the popular fer:
ment TO attempt to Dust the Government and
assume mower themselves.
LONDON. Oct 3l-,rhe Madrid correspondent
OF the Times says: Spain intends to establish
o service OF fast steamers from Malaga to
Melilla In consequence OF the repeated inter-
rupttons OF the cable"
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GAMBLING IN THE GERMAN ARMY.
Emperor william 10 Determined 20 Suppress
the Vice.

Emperor William 10 Determined 60 Suppress
the Vice.
BERLIN Oct. 30-Emperoror william is very
much In earnest In his determination to sup
press gam bling In the army. The revelations in
the great gambling case now on trial in Hanover
have opened his eyes to the fact that little at
tention was paid to the imperial rescrlpt is-
sued some time ago on the subject OF gam
bling by army officers. and the results are
likely to prove disastrous to number OF
officers who did not heed the Emporor's warn
ing.
:, A large. number of officers Up all branches OF
the service. but more especially In the cavalry
branch. are i'm plicated In the Hanover scandal.
Tho Emperor has ordered thata strict inquiry
their ability f. nay the obligations they have
the inquiry he not confined to these officers
alone. but that 1t extond.to every officer who
has been mixed mp In other gamhling Affairs.
will throw up their commissions.
Those who do not resign and are found to be
iDsolvent through gambling debts. and It Is
believed that there are many such, will, Il Is
thought be degraded In rank.
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. man who IL an American and something
WoTe an9 sc9tchmsn and something more
IN, NJ; Bruce then spoke for half an hour IN :
tics Of Scotland TO those. OF New York State,
gazing that p true Scot should feel almost At
amusing stories. Tave glowing a tsibnte Ia
scott Burne Wallace. and other great Nance
IN Scotch history. and finished with tho men.
tory. chief among them Washington Irving
and Alexander Hamilton. - n :
His speech was frequently INTERRUPTED by
enthusiastic applause, At the conclusion there
was moro music. and the perform nce ended
WITH the singinR OF Aud Lang Syne" by oil
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Received Three Bullets In nm Encounter
with MIdaJEht Robbers.

NEwBuRaH. Oct. 3o-Mr. Charles q. Corley
Of New Windsor. retired New York business
man. has received word that his SOD. Charles
Corley. who Is telegraph operator In tho
West. has been riddled with bull
let's, by tho toughs OF that locality.
Corley, was a night operator. and IL
Is said that he courageously fought
off q gang of midnight thieves bent on .robblng
the station. Shots were exchanged between
the burglars. and Corley To- said to have re-
eeiyed four Of the bullets that were aimed at
him. He 10 severely injured. Three OF the
10 Pep Th aGs ne
kewburgh schools, and has q brother who 10 Q
lawyer In New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-31
TIE UNFORTUNATE EPISODE OF 10.
'"ha'e Tor tho Mother Country, Per-
maps hr. Carnegie Meant.

'or tho Mother Country, Per-
hnps aIr. Carnegie Meant.
ch,"ee re was a gathering Of the clans at
Sooi.,n 'us nan last night. where the Scottish
soN's e. met to celebrate Halloween: After
some Scotch songs and Scotch music IN ths
0n ssn, Wallace Bruce. lately United states
Aras az Edinburgh. was Introduced by
the Society. ' ''''"i' ffos'deh' Oh
hrd a. ny recent coaching tour through Boot-
hs. 'aia Mr.. Carnegie. there was one name
ma, heard everywhere from Scots who had
ior ,S Snu admired the Scotch American Consul
10 oInt is country, Mr. Bruce. whom am proud
One ,naa as friend. is more than any other
gcotIa"i VIC connecting link between tho old
II is inv over seas and our now Scotland here
bound bS s nest hope that America viii yot be
trom wRci6' I,I closer ties 10 scotland. q land
ly a w. S ~ We We're separated In nationality
il gy ~ a, once Unfortunate and rlnnecessaEy
"'''' Il"hshre 10 Introduce to you
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MEMORIES OF THE WAR.
THE HoRRoRs or BrBBY PRrsoN
REvfHED.

An Event watch vvm surpvise Eve. 0s1
soidiers-The Most wonderfnI Erperf-
ence ofthc Army Ever Recorded. ~,
We never tire Of hearing Of the thrilling
adventures OF the war and the wonderful e.
capes from Libby Prison. The recent removal
OF this famous jail to Chicago renders any
facts about It at this timo particularly inter.
esting. et,E !,
A most fascinating story has just como to No
Of q man who passed Ave months OF agony In
this prison. The experience Of this person
during and since the war are the most re-
mnrknble that havo ever been brought to
public notice. This man Il none other than.
the well-known Mr.. l. W. Porter OF West Bsr-
lin. Vt. He writes tho following interestings
letter: .g 2t'. y
Since my return from tho war my health
haa been growing poorer from exposure and
hard service and the horrors Of . Eve montbs'
imprisonment In Libby Prison. fcame home
complete wreck and was sick for whole,
year. during which timo did no work at ALL,
being confined to my bed for about half the,
time MA Il 81
After got UP was 90 weak that ! epuld :
walk but short distance, and then was obliged
to stop and rest About twoYears ogo found
myself In very bad condition with nervous
prostration. the results OF my longtime poor
II took most every kind OF medicine
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Notes OF Foreign happenings.

Duke Alfred Of aaxe-Coburg- dotha left Bor-
lin yesterday for England.
The Portuguese corvette. Alfonso DO Albo-
guerque, with twelve guns. has sailed from
Lisbon for Rio de Janeiro.
Gen. Bronsart Won Schellepdorf, the new
Prussian War Minister. is conside ring q re-
form Of Prusslan court martial procedure
s along Inc Lines laid DOWN ~ ne Lioerai par;
cases.
Castle Uryills. Emperor Williams now place
near Metz, Is being prepared for Q long sojourn
The hereditary Prince OF SAKE Meiningen.
who took steps to Withdraw from the Prussian
William snubbed him. has been fully conciiiat-
cd and has assumed command OF the twenty
second Division.
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JUDGE DER 4HRAsHrD COZ. pHI1sIrs.

Difference of Ten Cents In the settleneut
OF Costa Started II.
ATLANTA. Oct 30.-While Col. BENJAMIN z
Phillips. lawyer. was arranging matter Of
costs with Judge Edgar Fl. Orr to-day. a dit-
ference Of ten cents was discovered between
them. The controversy ended By Judge Orr.
who Is q large. stout man, craspipe Phil
lips. who Ia small Of stature. and shakl Ing
him yiciously around the court room. striking
OF the court room. The Judge has secured q
suppression Of the story In the local news
papers: He Is q son OF the late State School
Commissioner Orr.
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The Fr.seb-nu..,an Alliance.

LONDON. Oct 31.-The Berlin cores ondent
Of the Times quotes an article published in the
Hamburger Nacirichten. which Bismarck In
spires. The writer says that the Russians
have been driven into frances arms by suspi-
and England.
The besr way OF rendering harmless this con-
eal.or Is remoSs ant az Nv Psisrshnpn ma M
preston that Germany doas not intcnd to OBJ
serve her former strict neutrality between
RussIn and England.
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EsIarelpe the Russiau Army.

sT. PETERSBURG. Oct. 30.-A ukase has been
issued ordering the formation OF fifteen new
reserve brigades- The formation of these bril-
gades will be equivalent to an immediate In
crease OF the army to WAT footing By the I'd.
does not publish tho uklse
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KIiIed by n Flying Rope.

LONDON. Oct 30-While tho British bark
Parthenia, Capt. Davies. from Hull. was being
towed to an anchorage at Penarth to-day the
tow rope parted. carrying away tho capstan.
The end OF the limo 1YIng inboard on the bark
struck one sailor and XII led him instantly. Two
others were also struck. They, however, es-
capped with their lives. though they were badly
injured.
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Tn. German Russian comm.re,., Treaty.

BERLIN. Oct. 30-Through Count Schouva-
loff. Russian Am assado the Gar has informed
the German Government that he much desires
some mutually beneficial result from the
present negotiations for comm srcial treaty.
The German Government has expressed In re-
turn. tho Same wish. 1t is expected that Chan.
esllor Won Caprivis dinner to the Russians on
Friday may open the way to an agreement
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When Baby was Sich. 40 gave her castoriA.
When sho was Child, she cried for caatoria.
When she became Mis-, she chung to castoria.
When Ehs had Children. she gave them castoria.
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Hanged H,m..ir on q. Apple Tree.

When DR.. Ayres Of Fairview looked out OF his
front window yesterday morning he cav o
man hanging from bough OF an apple troe in
the orchard. The Doctor hurried out. out the
man down. and tried to resuseltate him. de
was beyond resnscitation. He was Joseph
been employed In the railroad tunnel
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1ysras: on oci So
cToN yOREcAsT ron TUESDAY.

uAsHIsctoS FOREoAsT TUESDAY.
For New England and sastra NEG York. Izir; si<zAh
SsT'AS. sSys MsaTV FatioayH Temperature de Asl.
sOshsuaan hassneA1s aad RAods eoas; IgA papia
Ne StHd shVf9 10 s0SaSt and bsoORlg JfsA bv f~saay
a6h.
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BERNE. Dot. 30.-Yesterday's election for lat
members OF tho National Council resulted in
| a crushing defeat for the Socialists. Only one
OF the candidates OF that party was elected.
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Father Fsapesssy Goes 10 Romr.

LOUISVILLE. Oct 3o.-The Very Rev. Father
Fennesssy. who. for twenty years. has been
President OF St Mary's College near here,
starts to.morSow for Rome to become Q9un-
cilor Of the Order OF the RESURRECTION. He 10
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Morpan A Brother storage warehouses; West eth st.
near Brnadway remove furniture With large covered
trucks SJ per lead upward according 10 distance
Paaed vans always ready ct massEAi" ebsrgOs ado
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-31

EisEsat Chairs And Fancy TabIas
great variety ~ PlintA 14th st and 6th sv--AAs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-31

Champagne Is sScsiIsd BY no foreign brand e%i ''-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-31
The Weather.

The thermometer In Perrys pharmacy In THE sus
building recorded the a. fooMa
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Too Women Speak
For the benefit of others.
Miss Helen Smith,

43 2ad Place, Chicago, III,
says
81 was troubled with irregu
larity and leucorrhea. l fol-
lowed Mrs. Pinkham's advice.
took her Vegetable Combovna
and used her Sanative Wash.
now feel like a new woman.
and am perfectly healthy"
Mrs. E. Fox,
Woodstown, N. J., writes:--
II had been sick 10 years
with womb trouble and leucor
rh9a. | could do no work.
Doctors could not help me.
Lydaa Z. Pankham's VEGETABLE
Combonna did. Now | can do
all my work, and stand nearly
all day, and not Mh
feel tired. | can YA
not thank you - ~
enough. | recon- HSW
mend it to every ~ A..
woman who has nc S
any weakness" a4$JyS$
An druggists sell 1t. QS1N1VSl&HJ
LsDis Z; Pis s1aasn aisD. G-~,~ R.Ass
Liver e1,. PIE aiss: 20 S. Ss.,.. 5A-R&N~~
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-08-24
What He Thinks.

Mr.. Louis SPAIN and family
have returned from Chicago,
where they have visited the
Worlds fair. Mr.. SPAIN is quite
delighted with his trip and cOnsid-
ers that it is one that every one.
should take, for it is great eye
opener and educator. Here is not
only revealed the genious and
wonders of the world, but you
practically make tour of the
the world, and yet considerable
knowledge of the habits and Gus,
toms of the people. 1t is grand,
stupendous sight, and he wonders
if the world will ever look on its
like again.