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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28

New Orleans June ~ Especial Cot
ton futures closed steady. TO points
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28

New York. Juno II lSpcciaD Cotton
futures closed frin to 9 points higher
galos. lgi,8OJ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28

!, IN IL Worth, Tex. Sept. 2s,Iso2.
u ~ you claim for II. II Is first
|a. ,ssery respect. Ny wife Is de-
Ma Hnith 1t, II is neat and well
h u1s st running. aud gives en-.
aenoh- Respectfully,
ID. ii. SWEENEY.
fssr. II IS REPRESENTED.
NJ Fos,,a iWley, / T.. ian. 2s. 1909
'ss,ss,ea II and find il Mi MAT Won
II and epi9ndid mnchine. Runs
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28

liverpool June 81 Especial Cotton
futures closed quiet but steady to appoints
1ONor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28

s,lic for copy of their illustrated
= ilocS Of 10 pages.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-19
TREY WILL RECOVER.
rhs west presees Peises Victims ses All
Cessaieseeht-

RicHxosp, July ls.-f Special. The
members Of the Reed family. whom col
ored domestic in the house attempted to
poison BY putting paris green in their tea
Mon,lay morning, are eenvalescjBg TO-
day. Mr. Reed. ~ho was in preeAriou.
condition from the effect of the poison ii
his system throa ghoRt the lay Monday. was
having in the shade of Al apple tree on bis
farm TUESDAY afternoon He says the giri
= a. reprimsndei BY him short time slaee
for st4ying out late one night recently AMI
thinks thi. Was the cause OF her attempt
upon his osn AMI thr lives of bis family
The girl who WAS formerly 10 \ refermatory
in Massachusetts,, left here by boat Monday
afternoon for Boston IN custody Of gen
tleaan ~ho was authorized 10 retarn her to
the Institution No criminal complaint viii
be made against her.
The ne~ hook and Ladder truck arrived
today from the fA,tory of Henry +. kryes
at Clinton. Mass, aud - greatly admir- d
by local aremrn. The truck, which weighs
.bout 400 pounds, is provided with SIX
ladder. of Divers dimensions which, when
.pilced. form All extension of about 80 feet.
Twelve buckets, SIX hooks and the sanle
nnmoer of axes are among the necessary
appurtenances. The front Of the ladder
ease IS surmountesi vIth handsome blue
light bearing the nseription,' Richmond II
i L." The truck has been stationed IN a
room recently fitJed up for the use of the
tre department in the Town hall building
Shefis Ballou of Bath, vas III tos n Mon
day evening.
RIB Hall Of Waiersille, vas looking
abou, among his friends Monday.
Carlton Blair of Bath. visited his old
home here Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-19
SAYS sne IS INNOCENT.
MoIlie Gsins, the Alleged west Dresden Poi
soner. Nos Denies the Crime.

Bosros, july ls.-Mollie Going, the l5-
wear old colored girl from the State Indus
trial school at Lancaster, accused of an at
temp, to poison the family of her employer,
Cant, b. f. Reed, West Dresden, Me, by
put,ine paris green in coffee, is in Boston,
awaiting the superintendent of the school,
who is to take her back to the institution,
pending an investigation of the facts in the
case.
The girl came to Boston on the steamer
Sagadahoc from Richmond last night, in
company with Frank IL. Wheeler of this
CITY, a friend of the family in whose charge
she will remain until transferred to the
school.
On board the boat the story of the at
tempted poisoning was pretty well cifculs-
ted among the passengers and officers, but
the girl sioutly maintained her innocence.
To the stew arless she said she did not
prepare the coffee at all in the morning Of
the reported poisoning, but that Mrs. Reed
herself made it.
Her attention. she said, was called 10 the
green substance in the coffee pot before
breakfss, was served, but she neither knew
what it va. nor who pu, it there. She said
her mistress, Mrs. Reed, Vas very kind and
good to her, and she loved her, hut the cap
tain was gruf and cross with her, and ire
| gently made cruel remarks about her color.
Mr.. Wheeler, it was stated by an officer
the boat, said the girl was getting off very
easily. as no arrest would be made. When
the trustees of the school have sifted the
matter throughly the girl will either be re
fsined at the school, or, in event of guilt
being proved, may be sent to reforma-
tory institution
| She is one of several wards of the state
who have been provided with homes IN
| Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-19

worldly priests, Moor Judges. the
insect in the man. and he painted
the day be died Of the Roman fever. .
Walter Scott in the number Of his para
sites Powell Firth is . Yorkshire
man. horn 1919. and produced the
Derby Day" in 1854. the Railway
Station in 1872. which brought him
forsy-sive thousand dollars from An en-
craving publisher. who made eighty
thousand dollars with and hy it.
.Cahanel. from the south of France.
was sent TO Rome at government ex-
pense 10 be educated, after he had pro-
duced two notable pictures. and from
painting tahleaux he went into por-
traits, and became the favorite painter
of Empress Eugenie; he made modern
women Eeuuses, and 50 refined his
fesh-tints that he approached insip-
idi;y, but he brought up good many
excellent students, for painters are
known by their pupils as well as by
their paintings.
Aeissonier came from Lyons, born
the year before the fall of Napoleon
Bonaparte. He chose genre subjects,
and was both military and sentimental
in his themes. and his paintings
bounded up 10 high prices An Ameri-
can from Cincinnati gave ahout $50, coo
for one of his military pieces twenty
i've years ago. Stewart of New York.
gave $50, ,oao. IL Is believed. for one of
his Napoleon pictures. on which he is
4 r
which stands about the highest in sire
of any of his canvases- lie had an
accurate hand. and could therefore
paint in small proportion with all the
reality of one far-sighted, who sees
things in distant perspective. AL in
eli. he has been the most worldly wise
Of modern painters, and II is hard to
believe that genre painters Of the
seventeenth or eighteenth century
were any better than himself.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-19
BROKE HIS NECK.
Sudden Death of Mr.. |. B. Hall
of Searles' Mills.
Victims of West Dresden Poisoning
Scrape Recovering.
The 6oys' Assembly q. Good Viii Farm Closes
Successful Aseiins.

GAsDfsEE, July Is Special - The
report vas brought here late thi. afternoon
of an seei.iens shich had occurred in Chel
srs, By ~bich Mr.. l. B. Hail wss instantly
He'd. Mr.. Halls residence Is situated in
Chelsea. on the road to South Windsor,
and near what is called Searl. Mills.
He had been hzyiug for the past several
lay. AMI had gos the most of the hay on
bus farm, harvested TUESDAY afternoon
about . O'Clock he drove info the barn it..
load Of hay and while climbing TO the
top of the load, fell, ami IN striking the
iioor broke his neck. DIVING almost IN
.tAntiy.
lils ron ~ho was on the top Of the losl
lid mot see him fail but heard the body
strike the ioor and Immediately went to
hi- assistance, but hen he picked him up
he was dead.
Dr. \. X. Z. SsEeu, was summoned bu,
of course could do nothing for the dead
man 4 life and seven children, a ho are
almost heart broken by the sudden loss OF
The husband and father survive him.
The deceased was about 20 years of
age. The fauersl will take place Thurs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-19
PANIC At DENVER.
Six Banks Closed Their Doors in
Last Two Days.
II 10 rAsssAt IAsi ~ ui,i eay h Full aat
Asssae ousisess.

DENVER, Col. July is.--The failure Of
,hree savings hanks yesterday greatly ex-
cited the masses, and the hour of opening
today, the streets we're crowded with anxious
deposisors.
Eleven Clearing House hanks. located
within four blocks Of each other. we're sur
rounded, and far into the streets the crowd
gathered, until the offcers and special police
were called TO clear the way for traiiic.
At 10 O'Clock, the Union National. with =
capital Of 81 .0sso. 200. posted notice that
it would no, open its doors. This star
ted panic, and following quickly TIN Com
uaerrial National posted similar notice And
the National Bank Of Commerce.
run Immediately started on all the
other hanks. though to no great extent on
the Peoples National. The First National
appears TO he soundest of all. il having over
co per cent. of its deposits on hand. with =
private fund Of 81 SOC, 900 in addition, 10
draw upon.
The Colorado National and several others
are in equally coed condition. Those
withdraw ing money are small derosiiors.
the large holders being satisfied to let
their accounts remain in the banks. The
banks sre paving all demands except on
time certificates.
President j. A. Hatcher of the Clearing
House Association, said AT meeting Of
the Clearing House last night We decided
we could not help the banks, so some of
them have gone 10 the wall. All of them,
| heheve, have ample security to protect
all the depositors."
The mon National Bank stated that the
bank had realized on securities as rapidly
as possible, hut il vas not fast enough TO
suit the depositors. IL has 81 ,s00.ooo in
securities and owes approximately $500, ,oon.
II is thought the bank will be able to real
ixe upon its securities when all the deposi-
tors have been paid in full. The bank es-
poets to open again for business a. soon as
il can realize.
The Commercial National Bank vas in
bad shape this morning. Ii has = capital
stock of $3.50, 600, but had only $1,000 in
cash on hand
Small depositors rushed TO the American
National Bank this morning 10 draw GU, de-
posts The American National Bank has
less small deposi,ors than any other of
equal capital in the city.
The vice president of the bank said that
those who are drawing money are those
who usually paid their grocers and butchers
with checks which came to the bank
through the clearing. The depositors had
10 go TO the bank in person TO dra~ the
money.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-19

Hits Boston, "A. New York. ~. Errofs-- hoe I
ton,t, Nex York, 3 kattsrles-Stivctts and SAn \
x,ll kusie and Mlilgsn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-19
NOT BELIEVED.
washisstsa Officials Disereda the stsH-
Ihinhs Ludlow would Have Reported.

wAsafSGroS. July ls.-The navy de
psr,ment officials do not credit the stor,
that the United States steamer Mohicsf
vas fired upon aud disabled by a poaching
steamer in Alaskan waters on the 18th 0,
la.t month. one strong reason for theii
incredulity 10 the following telegram re-
ceived this morning from Capt. Hooper
commanding revenue cutter Rush
NAsIANo. b. c., July Il.
7o the Secretary Of The Nary, Washiag-
Ton, d. c.
By order of Commander Ludlow. the
steamer Rush seized on July ed al Chirulsi
island, American schooners ST. Paul and
Alexander for violation of the section 1856
Revised Statutes.
Signed CART. HoorKR, commanding
revenue cutter Rush.
1t NAV be noticed that the events men-
toned in the above despatch were of a
later date than that upon which the alleged
firing took place, but no mention is made OF
it. although the orders fer the seizure Was
given BY Capt Ludlow and presumably his
vessel. the Mohican, was in company with
the Rush.
Commodore Ramsay, acting secretary of
the navy, believes that Captain Ludlow
would certainly not have failed 10 mention
so important an even, as the dissblemeni of
his ship, if ii were true.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-19

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ma
GallB
fltl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-19

II dom, like the breath Of that stove -
exclaimed little Ethel one day when the gss
was escaping from the siitIng-room stove.
Coal "a. is like the perfumes of indis,
compared 18th the breath Of q person attic.
ted with cstarrh, but among many Other
symptoms the sense of smell il often dead
ened. 90 the sufferer is unconscious of tbs
oseusiveness Of his presence. Why anyone
,riH endure such psinful. dangerous and
offensive disease. when Dr. Ssae's Ca,arrf
Remedy--costing only 20 eents-~iii cure
the most stubborn case, is one Of the many
mysteries. The proprieiors are 30 conf
dent of the success Of this Cstarrh Remedy
that they Offer N forfeit $500 for any case
Of cassrrh they csnnos cure. IL would b
suicide for their remedy. for them to make
thi. offer, unless they Understood its ex.s
pow eYs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-19
Eebo Valley Club, Bar Harbor, Arranging iof
Big Event.

BAR HAKBuE. July l.. The managers
Of the Kebo Valley Club are arranging for
tennis tournament that promises to attract
the best PLAYERS from over the country
THIS is done partially on account OF the
Abanionme nt, this year, of the MossieY
Hall tournament, owing to the death Of Col
Elliot +. Shepard whose family had that
cottage.
The National Lawn Tennis Association
has fixed August As the day to commence
the tournament, which will be played under
the rule of the National Association. The
games will he played on the kebo Valley
Clubs grounds, and the management wall
offer a cup worth $500 10 the winner Any
one Winning tins cup twice will own it In
iividuaI prizes will be offered as usual.
The schooner yscht RePuhlie, of New
York. ami the cutter Saracen, of Boston
are IN the hsrbor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-19
Evening Mestins sf naias Board d ASsiesi.
turs u Stats fair.

The evening meeting OF Sept. 6, will BE-
under the control Of the Maine board OF
agriculture. and Secretary Mekeen has the
programme completed II 10 ~ follows !:
Mrs, s. +. Godspeed Of Turner,
who spoke 40 accep,ably last year, will leo
turc on Rural Enterprise. and Hon. A..
NJ. Spear of Gardiner. president Of the
Maine senate, will speak on Business sad
Farm Law
The music will be in charge Of A. r..
Smiley Of skos hogan. and will consist Of
duets, solos, etc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-19
FLAG FIRED ON.
Reported That the United States
Man-of-War Mohican
Was Fired on by the Hawaiian
Steamer Alexandria.


Posr TOWNSEND. Wash, Jaly Is
Advises FROM Alaska states that the United
States man-of-wr Mohiesn Was firvsi on
in Behring Sea and disabled June sssh by
the Hawaiian steamer Alexandria, which
sailed from San Francisco last April.
The Mohicxn discovered the Alexsniris
in the ac, of raiding the seal rookeries and
tried 70 intercept her by firing two shots
across her bow.
The Alexandria returned FIRE striking the
Mohiean amidships, disabling her engines.
The Mohican went to ounalasks for repairs
and the Alexandria escaped
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-19

4. ffauyh; with no plea, ant sa,cipssioss for ~
nphst,py mortal plazusd with dyspepsia. Ape
~. - dofn di.eofniort sti-r and t~swess MsaIs.
AWAY. /. his IoriIon. hesrbarn and aafsleees
.,h,.oa.pf 20 sstfsz. = Ksswibg zf the pit 0f The
..n,pa !, before u. only few among she O0ee
ari.,py frsu, this truly impish compisint. sseA
h. cons II,sf,s,n sbd bsisouseee1
az, il aixt,eIsai oHspsing fsrh and ell of fheeu
a.. snuIh,isf-.i by Hos,rtier's siewsscb bftsefss
uaish tone the s.astrie organ. and regulates ~
i,y,r and the bo~eis wftn certainty snd psssDpft-
,,.de ftills aud fever. ktds$y troubie. sheunn.
,ss,, And penrsigz also rsraeded by this 0e1s-
e,.s of rsr. pBrity and comprehensive uses. L.
ysi,S. Of ali kinds are greatly aud suf,ly bsseht
ed by IL.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-19
A
Great
Spring
edicine

No~ i tAs tiC7e u tase reliable rses.iefse h,
er@ase tAs sluggish b.sSsa. ahseh, aaFta, it,
sissef' h4s hrcn'ise aaEg~d with fiaoars,ss-s n
tais efsaafsea J., siiossrs - rtsrstsp ~ ~ Av.s i
.'e .A'' Il = rrssf- II y94 tfe wax ls,s,si4
Lfea oct. al fpo a7ssa. s,a zpa~I.se f,4l +. a.
c'aFsgra4 Impressed. hs.f sieA, yns r,esd a
spring faeair.q7, Esr~srsts9o - f.tse~ ft~
rare ifet4 as;4fs's - 4fssiEs CrArs fss h-ip s-4
sssi2' ker iy I@4ag tl4e sle.tesg sG a. zpr..g
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-19

A special from Chicsgo ssy.: Foreign
exhibitor. At the fair at a meeting Tuesday
decided TO bring claims against the govern
neut for damages amounting to si'0,ts1
They assert that exhibits have been ruined
hs rain. snow anil sunshine and claim that
the government is responsible. Congress,
however. Passszi bill Declaring that the
government vonh no, fse rssponsihse Tor
las,sgas incurred ny the Chicago
directory.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-19
Letters From Cyrus W. Field. Jr
; EAST 5SrH STKEET,
Ngw YoRs, May sth. i.s,i.

Several times this Winter | have suffer
ed from Sc we're colds on my Langs- Each
time have applied ALLcocS's PoE"Us
pr..srsRs. ami in every instance have
bern quickly relieved by applying one
across NV chest and one on my back Ny
friends. through my advice have tried the
exrennen, and also found II most success
fui feel that can recommend them
most highly TO any one who may see 1T to
t-y them. CYKrs W. FiEIp, Jr.
july yi.eoi6wfoirm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-19
WANI SATISFACTION


On PoErLASp, July ls,-Frank II. Reed and
-. John f. White, first and second mates Of
u the schooner Hattie and Willard. now in
the kennebec at letbOro, were brought here
TO-DAY ON the charge % i'll treatment of a
seaman. Hans Swenien. They were ar
Nraigned before Commissioner Bradley this
afternoon.
From the testimony 1t appears that
tight took place on the vessel At Gardiner
on the morning of the 18th. The captain
sent the second mate TO call the men at
70 O'Clock. the tide then serving. The
men did not come at once, refusing 10 work
until thcv had had coffee, The captain
rushed down and hauled one by the meek
on deck The other men then came up
Sw endsen last.
The second mate knocked S~ensden
iown and John Lewis interfered. While
the second mate fought with Lewis ,Swens-
den seized bucket and tried to hit the see
I, ond mate Then the first mate interfered
and queIled Swensien,
Members of the Seanens Union advise
having the captain arrested, bat a. he Is
coming tomorrow to testify i, was decided
not to arrest him. The hearing adjourned
until tomorrow morning -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-19
sTArt NEWS.
Asesst~Sk-


MArtrros.
". Li;,leheb Of Chapman lost . good
mare a few days ago by being injured IN
the pasture .---vesta kearDey, daughter 0f
Rev. Mr.. Kcsrney Of Columbia Faiis. vis-
it'd friends in this vicinity lately .-Thsrs
was a Sabbath school picnic in district No.
3 las, Saturday. II was held in j. ". Da-
yis grove. There we're rs persons in ~
tendance and very pleasant time vas en.
ioyed.-Rev. J.. A. Cosman viii psesch %
The .choolhouse in district next Sunday
at :. 80 O'Clock =. M.--Rev. Mr.. Bfsgdoa
will be here again in two weeks from next
SundaH.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-19
Admiral Beiknap to Preside a. Court Martial.

Boston. July ls-Admiral Belknap,
who il now in this city. will be president
nf the court martial soon 10 sit at the
Mare Island navy yard, California. 10 try
charges preferred against Psymaster Sui
liyan Captain Selfridge, late of the
Charles own yard, was 70 preside, but the
transfer Of the officers msle il more con-
yenient for Admiral Belknap, and the
change was made
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-19
Walker Sent 10 Prison.

BosToS, July ls-Charies p Walker.
the prsduce dealer, for forging three notes
for SaJH. $500 and sioo, respectively,
was sentenced To four years at the state
prison yesterday. The defendant was in
dieted for embezzlement As well as for
gerry, but the government was content
with sentence upon the forgery indict-
ment to which Walker pleaded guilty and
the emb-zzlement indictment WAS placed
nD file
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-19

I'VE are scattered like leaves Wh@n an-
tu,un W iads shake the trees If the forest
We. the hicsaf'oos, whose ne, rom VA, va
T., .ba land of tho Sac AMI FOXES, are ~
,,.,,r.. With the white Man. W hat we nave,
HAT we VIII give t. our Write Brnlhsr-
"Oglr Kickapoo Indian saswa Uakes MN
live to be one hundred YEAR oia'
mere are Red Men living VINO hhNe
used :, ever since they YER young s, nl,n, on
80 lie ami sleep in the sun a.. =.
= our Kickapoo Indian Oh 10 the fos o.
Ps1i .s,r kickapoo Cough Cure stops the hand
%, oar Kickaeoo Indian salve heal. and
cures all wounds, ana our naSsslso 1890 ""i' Z"
a.f.r ssarwa.---geod rzsisrtse-is from the
rreat mother OF "a. all--atnre- Al ths, y
best that grows IN Ne 'l,ss 1, fIae earth.
- sas~a contains II has preserved ths
iivas "a our warriors and our women.
AZ, a,-ts rtlsn the body like si4a-hine os.
TIE trees and flowers, and gives llfe ana M
,-.ne,.b To all who use II, Men anu wo-
men xho partake OF it freely can only die
% tTsis n secre. which the Kick.poos .lo.s
,.,s.ess. they give freely 10 tneir vhi1e
Srotarr. 1t our richest offering. a..
al have spoken. Let the voices OF sns
.r.-sS S.sr answer TO what have said!
wi,hou, doub. the Indian has = profound
Sn,xt..igs o. the nysterteus herbs win
| which they cure radically many fofnia
.bla disease. which bafas the greatest
physicians of the world
Those remedies can now es oosAanea %
| snv druggist or wholesale des.sr. IN, IN,
Eictan.a., indian ssGvs Is one s"Snr -
Nl.sS -, for five dollars. TIE tdegd
go is fsfty ani ali the ether rernsa ,sa les
twrnty 1--WE coats per bottle. In a-eng -,ss1 .sssT
| -~rtesiies YOU may be ao-ointeAs ce.,slu ~. ~
-, ;hsy are purely vesetshie, that tneI
en-,tain M acids or mineral poison ue
/ eaass. the Indians know absolutely no'n'ns
az tl,e-e harmful drugs
" T9,e kirsapoc Indian Medicines are gen
/ 49, raliian made. How they came 70 %
gwen give TO the world i fully y sSp'ainesa, s ~. !.
| - Jarze book. which We gia.liy s-au -
oar snniytng who care for il suMcie MI
70 ute as enclosing three se- stamp, .
nav postage. Aadres. Heais q 0iseio"
| H, Grand AVE. New Haven. G
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A Shutdown May be heccssafy-No Asrse
for Goods Produced.
An INDIANS GRAFTON.
Flying Clouds Mastery and
Thrilling Speech.

WORTHY of Ingersoil, Biaine' "iAh-'""" "'
Bissuarrk-The BLOODY fss' an" IN" ''
full Pre.ent-Presented in a Verbal fAno-
rnma-Here is "a Lesson to Heed
The Indisn is the most poetic race III me
world, in their relations Win 'he'r ""H'
IN their habits when not on Inc NAFpN'h' :
tn their customs, songs dsnces' IN ''e'l ~
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conceptions OF the Great Man ton
The following is an extract from me speech
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