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The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-13
ASlAIIC CHOLERA.


New YORK, Aug. 12.-At midnight last
night TWO patients died of cholera at the
Swinburne island hospital. Their re-
mains Were incinerated this morning
Eefore noon today nine suspects We're re-
moved to Swinburne island for o5serva
tion and treatment. The meteorological
examinations prove that all of the
patients removed yesterday had cholera.
The census of the hospital today shows
seventeen patients, one of whom is cou-
va.escing. Elght of these have been bio-
logically confirmed as cholera patients
and nine are suspects.
DIR. Jenkins issued the following bull
letin this evening:
AT l O'Clock today Gusppi Adamo,
aged 10 years, WAS transferred 10 the
Swlnburne island hospital. y census of
the Shospltal tonight SHOWS: Cholera pa
tients, IA; convalescing, /; suspects, 3;
total. IS. All the patients III the hospital
are improving, and l think that all will
recover, with the exception of three cases
The bacteriOlogical examinations have in
ali cases confirmed the diagnosis OF cholera
The following cable, mailed 10 Paris and
sent from there, was received tonight from
my representative in Naples:
"'Cholera cables for New York are fire.
Quently confscated by the Italian govern
luenb. mere were 10 cases ana q death
today, with new Ioci in surrounding
provinces ,"
NASHINGToN. Aug. l2-An order of
Surgeon General Wyman respecting the
passage OF the baggage of the passengers
rn the Messalia iustruCts Surgeon Wheeler
of the marine hospital service at Ellis
island to allow no baggage from the Mes.
salia to pass through Ellis island without
II certificate from the quarantine officer at
New ork, counterslgned by the marine
hospital inspector. This order was issued
in accordance with instructions from the
secretary of the treasury.
Surgeon General Wyman has been Doti-
fed that all the baggage of the Messalia
WAS subjected 10 the destroying force of
the steam disinfectiug plant of New York
yesterday before being landed. Barges
.ie also IN readiness to transport passen-
gers from any delayed ship to Camp Low
1t Sandy Hook, in case Il be found ueces-
Sary TO open II for the reception of persons
exposed 10 Infectious diseases euroute
to the United States.
ROME, Aug. T. The official cholera re-
port Tor Naples says that seven new cases
and eight deaths were recorded in the
wenty four hours ending at noon today.
an outbreak of chol, IA Is reported in the.
province OF Campoba>So, south of Naples.
BUCHAREST, Aug. l2-Fourteeu new
eases oi cnoera were reported in Brahilov
today. In Sooleln there were tweuty-four
new cases and eleven deaths
LONDON, Aug. l2-Another death from
cholera WAS certified to AT Grlmsby on
Friday
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-13
INVITATIONS AND IMpOsTORs.

The uneQuaIled success of Alcock' 5
Porous Piasters as aE external remedy has
induced unscrupulous parties to offer imi-
iatlous, which they endeavor TO sell on
the reputation OF AIlcock's. 1t is an ab-
sur..ity 10 speak of them in the same
category as the genuine porous plaster.
Their pretensions are unlounded, their
vaunIed merit unsupported by facts, their
alleged superiority To or equality with
Aicock'> d false pretense
The ahlest medical practitioners and
chemists and thousands of grateful pa
tients unite in declaring A,!ccch's Porous
Plasters the best external remedy ever
produced.
Beware of limitations, and do not be de-
ceived by Misrepresentation. Ask for
ALLCoCK's 5. and let 10 solicitation or ex
PLANTATION induce you 10 accept substl-
tute.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-13
A SHARK FEAST,

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 12--Further par
! ticulars OF the burning of The steamer San
Juan off the Chinese coast were received
here today. The Spanish steamer san
Juan left Hong Kong for Manila. with a
full crew and all the Chinese that could be
slowed away. thirty miles off Darigayos
point fire was discovered among the
thousands of cases of petroleum.
Two life boats were DESTROYED by the
flames and others We're capsiZed by the
Chinese after being put afioat and loaded
with men. Sharks made short work of
those in the water, aud in this manner
the second engineer, quartermaster
steward and second officer lost their lives
Almost all the Chinese ran up the
rigging and other high places AS the
/ fire Increased in Intensity the DOOR
wretches dropped on deck and into
the fire. Others jumped overheard
and were de7oured by sharks. Those who
reached one of the boats filled it to excess,
and the sharks leaped into the air to snatch
their prey. The panic was fearful. The
Chinese huddied together and filled the
air with groans. The sharks came in
droves and hundreds could be seen around
the blazing steamer
The iremen succeeded in righting three
of the overturned Efeboats. They were
all kept at a distance, and everybody who
wanted to 90 into them had 10 run the
gauntlet of the sharks. La this way
ninety-eight persons escaped and reached
shore after sixteen hours hard rowing
Three Chinese were afterwards taken off
the steamer. This made the total of the
saved l0l. The sharks and the flames
must have devoured 1S2 men.
The San Juan was towed into Manila
still on fire.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-13
[ AROR EIlNDS.

CHICAGO. Aug. PA most important
step in the direction of relieving the
financial stringency was taken today
in Chicago by organized labor The
investigation recently instituted by
the Iuter Ocean disclosed the fact
that there was over s., ,o0O, 600
locked up in the treasures of organized
labor in Chicago. Leaders at a meeting
this afternoon adopted resolutions favor
ing TIE withdrawal OF the money locked
up in the safe deposit vaults and it, iu-
vestment in safe securities. The matter
win now 90 to the local unions BY an
other week it IS safe to say, big proper
tions of the lockedu labor funds viii be
in circulation.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-13
WHITAKER TO RESUME.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. l2.-News has been re-
ceived here that john Whitaker, who
recently went to England 10 make ar
raugements with foreign capitalists for
the firm of Francis Whitaker & Son 20
resume business, has been successful in
the negotiations. He is expected To return
in a few weeks, and by early fall the firm
is expected TO be in full operation again.
Just what proportion of foreigG capital
Mr.. Whitaker will bring to the firm is
not known, but it is underst ooi to he
more than one-half the reorganized stock.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-13
The Reason of tho Dog.

The young woman with the fluffy
curls was giving lot of attention to
the small dog she carried, and the
young man looking on said; That's
Just like woman, TO be making such
a fuss over an insignificant little
beast A woman just naturally has To
have something TO love"
Love. nothing" growled the elder
man. 'She just has to have something
to talk TO. o.'-fndianapolis Journal.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-13
OLD HUTCH RETlRES.

CHICAGO, Aug. 12.-The once famous
wheat specuator, b. p. Hutchinson (Old
Hutch), has sold his membership on the
Chicago Board of Trade He had held
the certificate twenty years. The MEM
ber,hip went into Armour & Co.'S office
hutchinson at Que tine was worth IS 0U0-
0O0. accumulated ia speculationS chiefly
TIE sale of his membership marks the
formal close OF his business career.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-13
Described the Charges.

Speaking Of railway rates, some one
tells this story:
In an advertisement by a railway
company of some uncalled-for goods.
the letter was dropped from the word
lawful
The notice read: People 10 whom
these packages are directed are re-
quested to come forward and pay the
GarfaI charges On the same"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-13
CHICAGO HOODLUMS.

CHICAGO, Aug 12.-Mrs. Emma Rice.
wife OF the boy evangelist, Justin Rice,
made an attempt to hold services on West
Madison street tonight. The crowd which
gathered rotten-egged her, and the service
ended in riot, in which Mrs. Rice mar
rowiy escaped serious injury at the hands
OF the mob. She was knocked from the
chair on which she WAS standing, and
While in faint was tra1pled upon by
the surginy mob. The police arrived in
time TO save her lie, but made no ar.
rests. Mrs Rice was taken home.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-13
TURF WINNERS.

SARATOGA, y. Y. Aug. l2-Winne-s:
Prince Deceiver, Acclaim, Lowlander,
Capt. Brown Fred Douglass, Tlgress, Fu
turijy.
GLOUCESTER y. J., Aug 12-Winners:
Sue Ryder, Dillon j.. Young Lottery,
Chatham, Dart, Vocal
MONMOUTH PARK. \. j., Aug, Twin
ners: Ranapo, Henry of Navarro, St.
Brown.
CLIFTON, \. j., Aug. 12.-Winners:
Mamie b., Runaway. Rear Up, Guard,
Gray Eagle. Honest Tom, Our Maggie.
BosTON. Aug. II AT Mystic park this
afternoon Nancy Hanks went against her
record OF 2:04 She made only POS
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-13
obifging.

Tranp-Can yoa give me something
20 eat. madam
Mrs. Hayrich-Yes. II ron will chop
up that cord o. wood aad store IL away
IL the cellar.
IranP-iF on; vou also allow rDe 20
plo7v up that Geld and pain. the house
and barn?--Brookly Life
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-13

CHICAGO, Aug. 12-The board of lady
managers of the worli's fair adjourned
today TO meet at the cal of the president.
Stormy scenes have characterized the ses-
sions of the board during the past two
weeks, and no businrsS of cons, queuce
wa, transacted. A majority of the mem
bers has been in favor Of adjourniug but
opposition was encountered in the persons
OF PawDe Couzins, Mrs. Hooker and Dir.
Dickinson. This tr!o today fought the
sine die adjournment to he bitter end,
ouly to be beaten by Il prac ically unani-
nous vote. III speaking of the matter of
calling the board together again, Mrs,
Palmer said that the arbitrary spirit
shown by some of the mem bers in the re-
cent sessions would influence her IN call
ing another meeting at the latest practic-
aDie date.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-13
An Industrious Eoy.

First Boy-Does your pop make you
dig garden?
Second Boy-No.
''Then wot you doin' IL for?"
"Cause the servant girl was ugly TO
me and I'm goin' to get even
"How?"
when I'm through I'll leave the
rake where she'll step on IL. an IL NIL
fly up an hit her in the head. Good
Nayrs
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-13
EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS.

ROME, Aug. l2,-R-uested sI,, cks a..
eagti quake have destroyed half tue tuwt
OF tinata, on the Adriau cosst. S-y-
eral persons we're killed ami number Ia
jared. The Stromboli yolcauo l. il.
.yio!e !ent eruption.
The iuhHb-tauts of Mauinua,i are camn.
jag ia the open air. Three persous WEI.
AIl u and four injured,
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-13
LAY EOR EIROPE

SIOUX CITY, Ia, Aug. 12,-Hay dealers
in hr Missouri bottoms have perfected an
organization here. and will commence at
once 10 senl large shipments direct to
f.a-land where tie crop WAS a failure.
\ bout twenty OF The largest dealers ia the
west are ia Eae organization
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-13
WEATHER BULLETIN.
WEATHER BUREAU,
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE


Forecast sor Wichita aud vicinity
Nearly stationary temperature Sunday,
wi rain.
During the past twenty four hours the
highest temperature was 50. the lowest
55, and the mean 20, with COO partly
cloudy weather and gentle northeast 10
east wind.
Thus far this month the average tenn
perature has been &c
For the past i've years the average
temperature Tor the month of August has
been Is, and for the 18th day -.
FRED L. JOHNSON. Observer
WASHINGTON, Aug l2-FollOwing is the
forecast up TO s p. III. Sun lay:
For Kansas aud M:ssouri-Easterly
winds; warmer; local rains and thunder
storm
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-13
N,t = sprinr Chicken.

"How old do you think Mics Elderly
really is2" asked Gus De Smith of Hos
letter NcGiDnis. while they were on
the boat going or a picnic 20 Glen
isla54d.
About fvFenty-eigh. gears"
"NCnsense. she never WAS as voun2
as that ia her whole life. replied Gus.
sIg--Texas ~iftiugs-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-13
Conservative Corca.

Though Corea, the hermit kingdom,
has been for several years open to all
who wish to enter it. its opening has
not yet proved of much Importance TO
the outside world. 1t has been ex-
plotted by various adventurers. but
their schemes have come to naught. A
postal service was established, but it
existed for only one dav. The Corean
mint has not yet succeeded in produc-
ing Corean coinage. Several of the
colonies doomed Corea as a mission
field ,and sent out SO many agents that in
places they were metaphorically tread
ing on each others heels. But Corea
has not vet been turned into paradise,
the missionaries are still more numer-
Gus than their converts, and some of
The societies which foolishly expected
that lavish expenditure would pro-
duce an instantaneous reformation are
now as foolishly recalling their agents
and giving up the enterprise.
natl Commercial Gazette.
Prof Bayer. of Munich, has been
making researches in the tombs of
Achmin and has found upon the num-
mics of some of the Egyptian princesses
numerous walls of cosmetics used by
the noble danes some thirty centuries
ago. He has analyzed these lotions
now proposes to give the results for
the benefit of the beauties of our own
time. Popular Science News
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-13

ton, enriches tie blood, dispels aches and
pains, melancholy and nervousness, brings
refreshing sleep, and restores health and
strength.
It's powerful restorative tonic and sooth-
ing nervine, made especially for womans s
needs. and the only guaranteed remedy for
wornan,s weaknesses and ailments. In all
female complaints and Irregularities, if it
ever fails to benefit or cure, you have your
money hack
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-13

"A new vegeta BILE is about to be in
troduced to the people of the United.
States through the department of agri-
culture. 1t is the root of the Gala lily,
which resembles somewhat in appear
ance the ordinary Irish tuber, with the
addition of a few tibrous roots. that
have nothing to do with the qualities
of the articles as an esculent. So
prolific and palatable is the root of
that plant that their propagation in
many parts of the United States. where
conditions are favora bic, may reason
ably be locked forward to as an agri.
cultural industry of the future.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-13
EAIR FINANCES.

CHICAGO, Aug 12.-Up TO Aug. 10 the
Worlds Columbian exposition has taken
in, all told, S23, 500, All; and spent So, ,10l,-
S2l. The total gate receipts have been
S. s30, ,3SL The balance in the general
fund Is now S52., ,254.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-13
A TIRED WOMAN.

A TIRED WOMAN,
just as much as a
sick and ailing one.
needs DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescrip-
tien. That builds up,
strengthens, and in
vigorates the entire
female system. It
regulates and pro-
notes al the proper
functions Of woman
hrcd iruDroyeS GireS-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-13
a eepUsLicAN SILVER ORGAN.

NEW YoRk. Aug l2-TAe New York
! R-cor,.er R~puelican, VII tomorrow rsl'-
! 10 i.tly t5voeste the free coinage OF silver
+ al a reasonable Ito.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-13
ELEVEN YEARS IN CHARGE

or the package department, Boston &,
Maine depot, Boston, Mass. Miss Helen
Jones say; Il was II sufferer from seuer-
NJ debility, otGousuess andrvater brash for
several years. aud life seemed almost a
burden to me. After using almost every.
thing, sulphur Bitters cured me"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-13
THE EGYPTIAN CRISIS.

CAIRO, Aug. 12.-The difficulty between
the khedive and Riaz Pa>ha. his prime
minister, has been satisfactorily settled,
and the miIiste erial crisis is over.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-13
a PROKGN CCAEEOI

CINCINNATI, Aug. 12 BY the fall of
scaffold at the west end gas works today
niue men were thrown thirty feet to the
ground. All were injured. three fatally.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-13

had told him Of her unexpected
meeting with Rothrock and the
revival of her love for him.
he was magnanimous enough to release
her from her promise to become his
wife, she would return and marry her
lover. If Sanderson insisted. however.
on her keeping her promise, she would
trample her love under her feet and
marry Sanderson. All her lover could
say would not move her, and she sailed
on the steamer, Rothroclx promising to
wait a month at San Francisco TO hear
his fate.
I'm less than that time Margaret was
back. The sturdy Scotch farmer had
been magnanimous. Margaret married
her lover. and they sailed back to the
home OF their childhood, and no doubt
are living there happily yet. Old John
Sanderson never married again. and he
died one of the richest men on the Brit
ish Pacific coast. N. y. sun.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-13
DR.. TerriII Has Returned From Chicago

Whore he has been taking another
cou Sc of ect4reS ut tae pust -ra,iu.
ate schoo
In tblS course the Docfc,- had the
penehs OF hearing lectures from Sc me
nI TIE mo { fcjissw net, ->pe- isliStS cf
the world. sa;eh as Dr.. Award Of
Paris, Frederic Scsss.uta VI Vieanst,
d.. hos. Nasre Madden of Dublin,
isr. Joseph Psies. OF p,iiiadeipSsi.s DIR.
How ard A. Nelley of john iIopk ins
University. Ba'fimore. sud many o Ia
er leading Specialists too numerous
TO mention,
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-13
REnllciNS EXPENSES

NEVADA. Mo-. Aug. i2-Ike Missouri,
kats,as aud Texas rGau IS reducing ex-
ueslses on sc-ouas OF the falling OF -
/. business
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-13

Some men arc so indolent that they
wouldn't even take their ease If they
had TO go out OF their way to get it
Yonkers Statesman.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-13

A great many medicines relieve" Ca
tarrh in the Head. That means that it
driven from the head into the throat and
lungs. But, By its mild, soothing. cleansing
and healing properties, DR.. Sages Catarrh
Remedy perfectly and permanently cures.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-13
DINk WI SON CAPTURED

ST. LOUIS. Aug 12--Dnk Wilson, the
missing Glendale train robber, has been
cantured nt SvracuSe Y y
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-13

longitude - north. - miles sonewhaS
north Of eas. Of Redcliffe, Lieut. Peary
has selected tire site ~ vvha, may be
termed the headquarters Of his Arctic
expedition u Is go miles north of the
most northern station now coupled In
Greenland. There will be reeou-
strueted ths winter house above de-
se-ised. and thence Lieut. Pesry will
make exploring advances. and r<rhaps
approach the north pole
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-13

ished wolves in their eyes, who almost
one and all beg as a mercy that they
may be sent to prison, where. at all
events. they will find food and shelter.
From among this heterogeneous group
If human beings one or two or more
are generally kept in custody pending
further inquiries, while the Others are
turned adrift, in spite of snow or rain,
and told to make themselves scarce.
For days and days they wander along
TIE roads outside Paris, seeking the
shelter of the quarries at night, where,
IN some instances. under the influence
of stupefying trois-six tcheap brandy,
taken on an empty stomach. they stag
ger too close to the furnaces, and are
discovered in the morning actually
roasted to death. These unfortunates
are alluded to by their companions as
veau roti.-Pall Mall Budget.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-13

Fred i. Richt, 1876 North Main, druggist.
recommend Japanese Liver Pellets for con.
stipation ana >Ick headache. Small, mild,
easy 10 take. 30 pills - cents.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-13

Ifyou decide to buy Hoods Sarsaparilla,
do not be- persuaded TO take any other.
100 doses 81
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-13

For al forms ~ dis0Eleresi stomach use
bFo-2o-SelJzcr, a Pals biz. prompt curc.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-13
1He WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT

NEW YORK, Aug. y. - The weekIy
bank statement shows the foi!owii :
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-08-13

Your father 10 entirely haI5. -
he~ ka.d a man 10 . soe Of a rssi,ss>-
are
Yea replied the ysssh. ..AIv.
Tn the only her he AAx lefl"-
Texas sifiiEgA
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD

N. Y. Z & TT. XXX. 90, Lts,ttl
Trains lelve West 42dst. station, NewYork, as fol.
low. and Is minutes earlier nom II. Frankllnst n T.;
800 4. M.-Dally tor Newburs. Kingston. Albany;
daily eXcep, sunday, west OF Coeymans Jc ,
,,I5 4, E.-Daly for Albany except Sundly Montreal
V.3O 4. M.-Daly for Albany, Utica. syracusA Roches
ter BursIo Niagara Fails, Detroit, Chicaso' excePs
SATURDAY Tor Toronto. !,
1898 4. VI. Daily except Sunday, for Albany and
400 =. M-Dalv. except SUNDAY. FOR a tany.
ak W. Nitanr. Montreal ttc1. syracuse,
iIochc,cr' Burao. Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit
th.ca.o Lows. =,
$50 y. VI Driv. cycept sunday. for Newburg Al
SIS - VI Dat. ,,r Albany t'tica Syracuse Roches-
trr i,uiao Niagara FALL. Toorto, Detroit, Chicago.
UAVFHSTRAw INCAIS. 2:tj. .sA5 p. NJ;
NTWDI' EG LOCALS y 90, 'l01S A. NJ. lid, 80
: IS - 80. III - p. NJ. ~
trot ,hlcacp all through trains. ,
.Dily For tickets timetables. parlor and sleeping
ne Information apply Offices; Is ook'
lvn a33 wa.hincton-st.. 'c6 Fuons... Annex ON -.
foot 81 Fulton-'t Nswhor~ ~ ~ 81 va,
l25,h.,t.. and at stations ,.., p,..o..o. ,,..,
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manu- s West 11th.st. OF west sun soo
Levy. Eugene 10 Emanuel icclner ana ano"er' 400
G = Anstcr1amaye. OF LOIS so e.,' 70 "
Leo Aiee to the ,;enania YEAR! mortgages 5000
Lisman. FredeTisk j. 70 W. Nest End.aye year o75
LANCER iIenry l. James i Shelidah Gu IL.
icts Is q, map sheridan "es'o'' i''p $50
,rty q sou
fvdon Richa d l. 10 George johnson. 'oui' . IN
It, Of lthave. year -, co,.incs Wv
Nllrr Annie and another, 20 Dry Dock saNlnps
Institution 76,h-.t. OF Madso"~'e' ano
| year .............-. ao,h.t
Martin Ellen r. to 2o Isabella hya' HOO
Munroc Alice H. H. Fancis Speir lr. 'Io'h n so
st. Of Boulevard years n nocr WV
Newman Hermann +, and wife. 70 DRY Dock
SAVING. Institution. 59tn-st cor Oh A''"u' HOO
A. year. o,is Il G
Schmidt, e, al. lO5h'st Of -uaNc' 200
-'NN
Pisek Frank and wife. Louise BorchaMt
Tremont-ave lot 81 map h"iS'' 500
Estate ,,o::,on
Roth Richard II to John Evers old Boston m
Robertson John and another. to AUGUSTUS ho"!' II m
II 5 lOot3..st Of boulevard. year. INV
SehwcgG, John II. and wife. to icnt. nu'n
81 al n 5 S2d.st. OF 3d-ave mortgages "a m
schlesinrer, Fanny: @ Leopold Kothschild' 900
Twenty .thiai Ward Land improvement Company TPn.yy
Ia Title Ciurantee and Trust Company. Mest
Farms To Hunts Point Road. 2ith Wari' yoo m
p,rcels Irregular. ] l. years ,,io ooV''o
wilcox Anna /, and another. TO the East River
sayings Institution Maa'o"-a''' .' 5000
wo 1tsn'' rdm ysaIv s. to + Jcncbs 18th - ~
St OF llth.ave, year..................... eI.oo
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Mem pubnfallons.

Twentieth Edition post paio, for 25c. stamps.
m HE HUMAN HAIR; Why it Falls Of !;
i Turns Gray and the Remedy. BY Prof. HARLEY
PARKER A. NJ. long CO.. lob Arch St.. Phi!a.. IA.
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HSC--DARWlNS Descent of Man. Origin
- OF Species Voyage IA Beagle Coral Reefs, Wallaces
Elrfhs Cations Wills SANKEY'S Travels; mailed PRATT,
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Lay s,, WIS nom a2S he foot Of Fas.
s':W Middletown Boomnsburgh. Port Jenm cs
Mhnssello Mountoindae Eelsbursh Lbe,y Lw1 psIS.
Nor%sh Rome Oneida sa Nine
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0swego' ,Ml,man seepers; reclining chair car noe
suppay ali other trains daily except oa.r beAs
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