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GERMAN STfaR.

Among our foreign complications is the commercial Nar against tEis country oa account Of She sugar tariff. E was tHs Republican F'iftE- First Congress that established the one-teuth cent differeat5az5 et which complaint is now made The Mo KiuIs4 tariff gave free sugar to
 American retaers. and pat oa the refined article Q protective duty q Go cents per hundred weight. B this means HaTemeyer t Co. kept the price ap to the monopoly p7int. And s8 tue consumer, under tbe Mckinley tariff. paid an advance ot
 three-auarters of . centa . pound over the old cost. Havemeyer has testf- fed that the sum thus exaeted from our people in three years was about s25. O00. .000. at the same time declaring that whilst the Me kinlev tariff lastsa the trust would make fhis profit By the present laws the protective duty has been reduced to 42t cents per hundred weight. as against G0 before. and fl the original Wilson bill had passed the Senate. even this would have disappeared. Why then. should Germany. after waiting nearly five years. propose now to retaliate or account of the foreign sugar exelu- sion? Why should she not repeal her own export bounty laws. and thus begin a home 3 policy ezacted of other nati0ns2
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DRESS NC LIKE WOVEN.
A Time When Feminine Styles Were Prs
 ferred by Men.

A Time When Feminine Styles Were Pre-
 ferred by Men.
 In point 8f fact ina early msiiaFal man and woman looked as maaa alike as the fin ds sieele HhaalEaH and his bi cycle girl Taks ths king and queea ia a pack gf cards. IssF aEa aaEIy usdias- val Notice the surprising similarity iu theIr sggrIzas-tae saus Wi1a r8bss and angular folds. s1e sane sEaIazsl glass stiffness AgF1ees at cards may hs axcasad faz being a a loss zozussins aE least until they have learned E5 l5ak for ts4 king beaE8=
 Win Eae waas = tas age z ehiyalEY fa6ra came singular ezaggsEa5io1 iE the toilet of men. TaeF deliberately initiated me women Ths7 allowed their Lair . gEsH lsBgs cultivated czE.s ty the not irous ard oiusus1ts and as- Enally wore ehaplets, like diadsmss b curb their flowing locks. h 5ne texture and color of their garments they showed sllls sane eEfsa1iHaey. for tEz7 began s5 afGe1t brilliant rads and blues and J5 wear costly trimmings and 5swslEy.
 This t55. WAS the agee sHe signing. railing lover. fainsiag at h5s mistress fr9Vn. ETarE knight who e9gld write or sing pasad aa minstrel and ra- hearsed h5s loTe affairs AE every gath eriBg of the nobility there vas child ish pEattIe 5f love. cICying and uon0so- nozs for very sweetness. Tas sexes seemed 10 have changed places l. w8s ths lover who WAS Ehy wallfower. who blushed and want about woefal and woe worn from his secret passion- As We look oyer the poems of the min nesingers those Lands Of lere, the Ia5F seems always unarpznaohable, listening with eonFenlpgaoas nien to tha gentle man g gentle advances While he sue cumbs to neKFons exhaustion she goes about her business perfectly healthy, either indifferent CT cruelty conscious of her p88eF.-W. D. McCFaeE.sa in Lip pineoa's
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People Who Vanish.

Among the pe80elie waves which strike CUT great eenters there is none So strange as that of mysterious disappear ances- Such a wave selects is victims from al classes. ages Men women and children aEe Irnpartially it's prey. Some times The ahsenteas return in a dazed condition unable te toll of thsir where abou5s- Others present 2 mystery dark CT still, for they never return and are DO more heard Of Foul play, a crazed fever for wandering, premeditafca flight. arg called to account a. causes. but some of these mysteries have neither apparent csnss nor end l. is a queer and weird feature Of our modern life that these mysterious disappearauces can so easily take place and their subjects bs neither traced nor recovered in spite of our crowded civilization. But per haps it is because of it-Baltimore American.
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Traoked hr Rlts nf n..r

A woman novelist told a funny story the other day about the numerous let ters she received from ambitious young writers. asking her to put their works on the market. They would gladly give her a percentage of the sale if she only would Among such letters was one from young lady who had chosen 2 highly dramatic plot fur her story, in developing which the good young hero- inc is carried of by the wicked villain. They are pursued by the good young man The good young heroine had Q pet dog that followed her and snapped at the villains heels The villain became enraged and shot the faithful brute. Fragments of the little animal are found scattered all along the road by the good young man. who by the assorted bits of dog by the wayside runs down the vii lain. Phi ladelphia Press
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When a man k troubled with sick headaches all the world seems 10 have ifs hard pedal down: the day gets to be thirty-six hours long and life becomes uncomfortable. Let such q man go t0 Anderson-Meyer Drug Company and ask for Ramon Tonic Liver Pills. They cost but = cents, and if anything ia the world of metIi- cine will make healthy man oi him, this is the remedy to do it. They are entirely harmless. and cannot fall ta be of benefit Sample free
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 DuF lounfrF Gonsin. 7

Frank Jones and his company Of players will appear at the Opera house on Wednesday evening in his famous eomcdy-drama, Our CoHn- try Cousin z The play k full of comedy. besides the refined special ties introduced. Among the fine scenery carried t1y Mir. Jones is q full size threshing machine in operation. This company should be greeted witk a large audience.
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BUSINESS IN AEgANsAs N I.ss.
George Tiles, GENERAL AGENT, LITTLE ROCK.

TIE Connecticut Senate has re- pealedthe last Of ner worId-renowned blue laws, which permitted 3 mag istrate, without any testimony but his own knowledge, to convict per son Of saying d-n words, going fish ing on Sunday or otherwise bemeau- ing himself like lost sheep.
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4 SURGICAL professor las raised the hair0 the stald city of Phi.a
 delphia bg illustrating his ciass-lee- tare on anatomy with living nude female subject. The old fashion was to use Q graveyard cadayer for this purpose It is "a shocking thing to pat ia a newspaper but he world s progress must uos go aaeecorlsd.
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NoasE T-an 1EaT-
sysseum sf Eezns-z Te-szre TEAs KErAs Ia
 Three Years

Tn1zgh fEBs daaEa penalty -#as pras- sf1afEF zae15zaad Ea Bslgt1m eFsr s1 Tzz-s aga sAa E-1Esaz-sz5 q those eaE- Eso8se5 q capital crimes is so awful thai zszs haz 5@G been z5la E0 ez3zxs tF Esa-s than EEEae gaars- Another ezrTozz fAiag is that little Belgfzzz until recently had lw0 p-aaf1 aZsczfi1zsEs. while hz5 gze wss sufficient iox her vass4g ns5g11c-. DsihLaE. otherwise known zs -M dz P7rIz Ina king of aas BelgI4as recently ordered shs retire Ezs1s 11 2 pension C 1887 francs of izs
 zEsczssx q high wEkza zs hs is szr11ziozzlT saxIadA who was sEa- si11sd aE Liaga The exsc1tio1sr a5 BE-ssets s5.El holds his P.ass4
 Ias dzsies of gzklio exseztio1ez . Belgiza are singular. but not arduo15 The c0zF1s s5ill continue 70 ss1faEEs El4lataefazs so dsafz. but sas gzillosiGs has 5eez replaced hy s.saEsold O which $ posted : eopT q. sEs ss1ie1ea Much earaZo1E is observed iu atzzing t1ls d1czEs4G A rroep q gs1iaElas with shsir imposing helmets plzuad with n1gseasir. is drawn zp about kas pIass 1f execution. which t1ey gEaTely g14Ej with szsbtzzs drawn while shs red ro5ed exasu5i1zza- H1O1asz szs steps nails r khs dsezea aE sas asaEs and after a m9- EeE6 sassss if down again
 But sssz condemned man might uGEs nerc5faalT have Fszlsaed U ths az q r0Pe He F plaea1 n a dungeon 9 constructed sllas from tas moment As enters i4 Es will aaFez hear ma sound oE human voices lgE s=s . living being His food Is passed through sliding panel fa tlzs door of E.z celE
 Nos oaa Of 5assa prisoners las beea able to survive szlis c1H1Haua1s more than thras years Ila authorities hare stZivea . rain U rr9lo1g their lives V varying Es4slr fes5 zs much a possible bz1 tl5ss Ria9 azs moderately ex lightly Bozrlsz.sel gradually waste as7ay, while thoss sTao ara seaez91ziy fed g Hsa3 and die raTi1g Ezauiacz. New 15Ek World
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 He Knew the Sex

How does Midgely get the reputa- tion of being such an angel?n
 ''Oh. he just looks unhappy and speaks Of his wife always in such high terms that all the other women are will ing to swear ahe's tartar. ss-gcu York Rec0zder.
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Gov. .MoaYov. Of New York, q whom so much was expected, may Be a nice o.d gentlemen but when t comes to writing letters, and such. he doesuz begin to size 8p with some ot our horHg-haa6ed Western exec uE5veS
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SCR0FELA. salt rheum. and ali diseaSeS Of the blood dyspepsia headache, kidney and liver com plainfs. and eatarrh. are cured bx Hoods sarsaparilla. the great blood purifier.
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MINNESOTA als5 las . capital site question on her hands and the brotaerEY love that is being exhi5- tied between Minneapolis and SE Paul beats q three-rsnged circus
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SOME af the Cszsral and South American rev0latz5aisss Is alzass rival fa ferocltg the late var ia the Iudi- ana T.e.zeas 4ture.
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FOR ALDERMAN.

We are authOr5zs3 to announce 3fr F. c HOW ELL as a candidate for fHe office ef ; Herman from the Thiri Ward 4r the city election. Tuesday. 2 rEIl 2 lsf.
 We are authorized 10 announce MrT II hlGIIB@ FIR as & candidate for The office of AldefT1az from Ebe Fourth ward. At the efeC- ton Tuesday < pTlA z fsgJ
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EE N.sEIE.

WE are authorized ro anaazzea Mr. T- a4LE Ba3N N as candidate faf 11e ae 1E F4szz= 4a1-@ #z zs es7 4z Pane 8-a@= az -l-e election -C 1e ae-1 IllesFizT ABF5- z.s5-
 We are authorized s5 announce 2 CE-EszzE 4s ssasa date -as s# ace H& aEe ss sae Police C5aTe, clrE 8f Pine BaUE as s1a ease- -z11 Tuesday ApeIs l-6
 We ase authorized ra announce 3Er MALACHI DONOVAN 4s g caaz1sIzr= for zzae 11EEz of B1llcs Judge. of the c5sy 1t E5aH Bluff. -t me election to he held LlssiAF- April -- lssf-
 Ne are aHthUEzzsd Ea announce Ar. a z= ALEX = BEE- as s candidate z1E zaa ctlaa az Pf-tce J ulEe- of inc c11g of Pine BlGE- zt E1a election ss z= held 1aes1@E- 4Es5. l,'s5
 We are zatlgr5zasI r0 announce MT. CHAs- &D4EHZ2 EAEz.5zEra t1E EEe o-sEa lt P1lsee aaEe- 0t t1e ezfE Gf Rzze BauI- az zze r-G1tial @ ae .-e-1 4sle#1s-4y. Aprll -- le-s7
 Ne are authorized -a aHEaHHze Mr MOORE as eauEia4tc far tne esEa at PCllee Judge, 0t aHe city of PHae BA1E. ar eae election Co be held E4eseisT- ; Ezsz -'t- I,saz-
 We are authorized s8 ana5aaee Mr " E 1- EAaf3& 4s candidate faF Ee-=-Hzes s5a 90 the ashse af Police Judge. a9 she esey ss Pine Bluff, 41 the election EG te lHs1 Tues day 4 .kEa 2. 4~aa.
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I HE# million dollar 6Fs@ery Is going za Iowa thus gtFz1g the horse laugh 50 the Pr0hIBit531isss-
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FOR CITY ATTORNEY

Ha z=e authorized sa announce AF- EEE9 M- HE EHs5S as a. zza#z5lzca E5r Eaa lszzz z L5EF Azz1rueE- a zEzs ensuing s5EE e-1et.5az
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HOODS PILLS cures IannaIce, bil- iousne4s. sick headnehe. constipation and all liver Ills.
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FOR TRFASTRFR

We arg authorized ea announce Mfr T. W SPARKS as a candidate for tae office af t.5tF Treasurer at he e#sF election s5 1e he'd Iues1zF= April -a. Isss5-
 ] hereby aluGu1cc myself zs . Candidate for reelection to fae aif-s 0f IT sas1rer aE the cttE gf Pine Buff at the election sa fse held ! pE5a = l,s5- Should I ae EaE0rsd with zE endorse n e1t teEl I prom 5ss t1 i tsch srzsFs the duties oa The oflee faithfully in every particular RespeetfultT
 HUGH E. WESTBRO0K-
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CITY ELECTION.
FOX MAYOR

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have carefully examined the foregoing Statement and md the same tU de correct.
 GHxRLES A. pRELLEE.
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From the surplus dividend uill be appoF- tIOued as usual
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FOR POLICE JUDGE.

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THE STRONG POINT abo.

the cures by Hoods Sarsaparillz Is that they are permanent. They start from the solid foundation Pure Blood.
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Insurance and anuuitles assumed
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WAnTER E. GILLETTE, Gen Manager fEAAC r LLoND. Second ice-P Pres dent FEEDEaEC GEDNEF ELL Treasurer
 EMDzY MCCLIxTOCE- IL D. ?. l. 4. Actu&ry V. J. EAsT8S. Secretary
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Something New.

sr.7t5ne is an article that wiLl csesu stove pipes and aaess create draagas- c.luss stoves te aaEa better sasaeas danger from burning au4s good thing
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ASSETS. S204,638,783s6.
DISBURSEMENTS

death .-.s sl1 ,s2s. sss sl TO policy holders for eut0M-
 rus.rfs. ii F.zser.els. e-.s a.f5a ss4 F F0r all s9fEssg sse0sfnfs -z.---- . S7se ssy4 E
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ASSETS United States bonds and other ss- Furffies - s-s g-l5a e rer,rsesse T .x3a ei5 Q2 Tggsfa m s=snaeks and bonds H5 sf is5 ftl Real estats s = zI 5si.Izss g Cash in Bank and Trust C0mpa- nIes .- s56r ris. aE raiaras erT sgI5. .ss5 g7 
 seots.ss. .1ss as Reserve for policies and other liabilities. compAmg.s standard. American per cent ----------- bls-lts,t3s i4 ggfrulrs Egl ag1 V
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Entered at the Pest-0fflee at Pine Bluff. Ark-. as see0nd-class mall matter.
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PINE BLUFF. ARK. MARCH 1e. ls.s5.
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PROGRESS IN i

ROBERT A. GRASSGSs.
 Vice Pfes dent
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1895-03-05
A Fine and Complete Stock o
DRY Goods Notions Etc

Fresh from the importers, Samuels
& King are receiving very desirable
goods, in fact no market will be able
to boast Of more attractive styles than
will be found in their rooms. Only a
few have been received and they
came by express in order to meet
some pressing demands.
For silk waists and dress patterns
they have beauties, and their patterns
and styles are exclusive and will be
found only in their stock. Silk grena-
dimes latest novelties, and crepons in
the most desirable tints and shades
GREAT VARIETY OF WASH GOODS
dimities, piques, ginghams, satteens
and also the largest and choicest pat
terms of calicoes, brown and bleached
cottons, a great big stock at the lowest
prices possible. Don't fail to see this
beautiful stock.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1895-03-05
A Beautiful Shoe Store.

Chenault 81 Punch have turned
their building into real shoe empo-
rum. AT the end of the room and
one side the shelving has been put up
in the most modern style running to
the ceiling, and the other side is ar
ranged equally as tastefully for gents
furnishings; and every piece of furni-
ture as well as the shelving is beau
tiful grained oak. Shoes are all in
cartoons and Foushces ladders, fast
flyers, the latest and best are used.
We looked through their stock and
found it was choice from the lowest
to the highest grade, and very large
and complete stock and after express
ing ourselves as to it's COMPLETENESS,
were informed that but small guam
tity of their spring stock had been re-
ceived. These men are ambitious
and their pride is to have a store Sec
ond to none in Kentucky, and they
propose to have it regardless of the
cost. We are proud of enterprise and
no one is displaying more than these
gentlemen. They have secured the
exclusive sale as leaders in ladies' and
mems shoes and have them in stock
as fine as can be made, and no store,
it matters not where it is located, has
higher grade of goods than they
carry Their stock OF gents furnish
ing goods will also be of the first class
and it will not be necessary for GUS
toner to look further than their stock
to be pleased, whether he wants
cheap or the highest grade of goods.
These gentlemen are in it and their
chief Objects to furnish the trade just
what they want at the right prices.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1895-03-05
Cutting szray.

George Roberts and John Bristow,
two men engaged in the merchantile
business at Side View, became involv-
ed in difficulty at that place Satur-
day evening about shutdown, during
which Roberts was severely, though
not dangerously wounded.
1t seems the two had a misunder-
standing about the price agreed upon to
be paid for eggs by their respective
stores and Roberts accused Bristow of
not acting fai ly in the matter, and
from words the men came to blows
They were in Priest& Co.'S. store at the
time of the difficulty and Bristow in
vited Roberts out to settle the mat
ter. Roberts accepted the invitation,
and upon reaching the ground in
front of the store, Bristow opened on
him with pocket knife cutting him
in the face, stabbing him in the side
and cutting him in the hand. The
belligerents were separated and Chief
of Police Wilson and ex jailer Best
later arrested Bristow and brought him
to town, where he gave bond in the
sum of ST 900 to appear at his examiI-
ing trial when Roberts, who is in
bed, shall be able to appear.
George Roberts Is well-known
young man, born and raised in the
county. Bristow, who is about 25
years of age, came from Fleming
county about two years since.
Friends of both parties regret the
difficulty into which the hasty temper
of each hurried him.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1895-03-05
The Fife Meeting.

The Committees relative to the
Union Meetings to be conducted by
MIR. Fife in this city, beginning April
2Sth, met at the office of Il. f. Rogers
on last Tuesday evening. The greater
part of the members Of the Committee
were present, and much interest wa
manifested. In order to raise the
amount of money necessary to carry
on this meeting, committee on ap-
portionment had been appointed, con
sisting Of Elder II. ID. Clark and w &.
III. Strossman, of the Christian
church ; Rev. Everette Gill and d /.
W. r. Thompson, Of the Baptis
church ; Rev. w. E. Kellar and G. l..
kirkpatrick, of the Southern Presby-
terrain church; Rev. A. j. Arrick and
DR.. Howard Van Antwerp, of the
First Presbyterian church, and Rev.
j. Nugent and S. S. Fizer, Of the
Methodist church. The committee
made report and the committee on
arrangements will call on the mem
bership of the churches above named
for the amounts. The feeling for .
Union meeting by our citizens is fa-
vorable and the prospects are fatte'-
ing for a glorious meeting. 1t is the
desire Of the committee on arrange
ments to have a choir to assist in the
song service of not less than 100
voices, and in order to get the singers
the following committe was appOinte |
from the various churches: Miss
Pearl BrutOn and John L.McCOrmaCk,
of the Christian chnrch; Mrs. Howard
Howell and JAS. Fl. Wood, of the
Methodist; Mrs. George Coleman,
Southern Presbyterian Miss Ayers
and Browne COrnelison, First Pres
byterian; Mrs. r. Q, Drake and
Miss Mamie Reed, Baptist.
It will be their duty to get all the
singers.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1895-03-05
For Free Silver.

The prolonged conference of the sir
in the prOmulgation of a manifesto
said to have been signed by fifteen.
Democrats, whose names are with
held. The paper thus sent out with
out sponsor is an appeal to all Dem
Ocrates to rally around the the cause
Of free silver coinage, at the ratio Of
IL to |, regardless of the action Of
other countries The unnamed
hackers of the movement say nothing
Of any new party organization, buk
seek rather to secure their object by
controlling the Democratic party
C0uricr-Jourmal.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1895-03-05
Suicide.

Mr.. James Caldwell, who was res
ident of Bath county, suicided at his
home near Sharpsburg on Tuesday,
February 25, by cutting his throat
with a razor. He was in his Goth
year, and has been in bad health since
last November, and that he had before
contemplated this awful deed of self
destruction is a matter Of fact. Some
DAYS before he went to his corn crib
taking with him loaded pistol. He
locked himself up in a crib and
placing the pistol over fatal spot,
snapped once. He then went to the
house and said to his sister-in-law he
was too nervous to kill himself. Since
the hanging of Blair in this city, he
had imagined that he was being
watched by some one, with criminal
intentions, but at times was perfectly
at himself. He had a son at Louis
Vile in College, and daughter in a
Lexington College and any letter re-
ceived from them he would not allow
read to him. So strange were his &C
tons that his suicide was no surprise.
On the morning of the deed he ate his
breakfast hurriedly and left the table
before the rest of the family had fin
ishcd, and repaired to his room. Some
time after Dr. Sharp, of Sharpsburg,
came to his house to see him on bust
ness. He was sent for but would not
answer the call but his wife thought
nothing of it, thinking he had fallen
asleep, but remaining longer than
usual, she sent a servant to his ROOM
and on failing to arouse him, procured
ladder and going upon the pOrticO,
looked through the window where he
beheld the ghastly sight of the dead
man. He had cut his throat as above
stated, then locked the doors, as
was known by traces Of blood and
opening a bureau drawer and placing
a bowl, caught the blood until pros.
trate he fell on the floor and died with.
out seeming struggle Mr.. Cald'
we'll was prosperous farmer
and had amassed considerable for.
tune. lie leaves an interesting family
and many friends to mourn his loss.