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ing of snow and ice on the cornice of one of the Gibson blocks on Main street, Sandy Hook. The carpets and curtains were completely spoiled, beside all the trouble and inconvenience it made. How ever, MT Kain soon procured two long ladders and reached the high roof, clear ing it of, to the joy and satisfaction of the occupants.
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Dennis Quinlivan and James Scanlon, neighbors at the Hook, had some words, recently, about some triling money mat ter, and MT Quinlivan, who is much the stronger, proceeded to bruise MT Scan- Ions head and succeeded. He was brought before Justice Cavanaugh, one night later, and fined for the offense, but on Monday of this week Deputy Sherif Curtis of Stratford served body writ or him in civil action for $500 damages He was released on bail of $500, Ed ward Troy signing as his bondsman.
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COLLEGE GrEE AND BANJO CLUB.

The best of the series of entertainments in the Newtown course is to come yet. The Wesleyan college glee and banjo club are billed for Newtown, Thursday evening, February 2l. This is one of the best of the New England college clubs, they having appeared in the leading cit les in this country. The Philadelphia Record said, last week, "That no college club ever sang the college songs better, or received greater applause than did the wesleyans at their appearance in Phila- delphia."
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DEATH OF WILLIAM HALL.

William Hall, died, Thursday, January 17, aged Al. The funeral of MT Hall was attended from the residence of Samuel Tilson on Saturday at ? o'clock, Rev w. I. Gilbert officiating. The pail bearers were Smith P. Glover, William Ackley, Dr Belts and MT Orgelman. The inter ment was in the Sandy Hook cemetery
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THE LIBRARY GETS NEW BOOKS

The committee appointed at the annual meeting of the Library association to se- lect new books met on Wednesday even. ing. A long list of books was chosen and ia a short time they will be upon the li- brary shelves. These added volumes will surely be a great addition to the present collection, as no book was select I'd unless it had behind it the hearty con- mendation of those best versed in the book reviewers art.
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NOTES FROM ST ROSES CHURCH.

Father Fox read the annual report at St Ross's church, last Sunday morning. It was a very favorable report and show ed the church to be in flourishing con- ditiop, having done good work during the past year.
 There was meeting at the parochial residence on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock to elect trustees to serve the church during the year 1895.
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Rev MT Munson, of the South Britain Methodist church. favored his friends in THE BEE office with call on Wednesday. He expressed his appreciation of the many excellent articles and sermons which have recently appeared in THE BEE and commended the high standard set by the paper.
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Look though your linen chests, bureau drawers, find out what table linens and tow. els you'll need for the year, then join the crowds that are coming to the sale now going on here.
 Decided bargains areplenty, Interpret this literally, if you please, Expect much fo1 little and a good variety oi good things too in the bar gain.
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Mrs Alopzo Taylor of Botsford cele brated her s4th birthday, this week, giv- ing birthday dinner in honor of the event. She enjoys excellent health and for so advanced an age Is very spry lady. Among those to assist in the cele- bration were her son, Edward Taylor of the Hook, with his wife and son George, Master Henry Bull, Mrs McEwen and Master Tracy McEwen.
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During inventory E. F. Hawley will sell, Atlantic A or H and Continental c muslin Sc yard, Fruit of Loon 7c, best calicoes SC. giDghams 6c, toweling 4c and Sc yard, linen too. Lowest prices ever known. Don't miss these bargains: also lots of others.
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Friday. January a5. 1895 7Ae Hoaylana, Go70, .Sla,,1 lonsbany, Bridgeport, lonn.

We have secured from the Pope Mfg: Co, makers of the famous Columbia, a limited number of Hartford Road Racers to sell for $6o each.
 This is the wheel the Pope Co, brought out in the fall to sell for TO. very samewheel. It weighs g pounds, which makes the only hrst-class bi- cycle under 25 pounds that IS sold for less than 75.
 The number of these wheels is limited. Wish we could get enough of 'ern to last till spring, but that is impossible at the price.
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Carpenter John Elliott's horse became un fastened from his hitching place on Tuesday, while his master was working on MT Costello's building, and proceeded to cut figure up through the Hook. Harry Orgelman saw the animals inten- tions and brayely rushed out and captur- ed him in front of St Johns church.
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Palestine people have housed their ice supply as rule. Among those who have cut ice on Harlow Benedict's pond are Selectman Charles E. Beers, Eugene Botsford, Eli B. Beers, Archibald McAr. thur and Oliver Northrop.
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Mrs L. c. Gilbert and son started for Bagburn Hill, Sunday, and when on the track that leaves Monroe Station to the copper mill, the sleigh caught in the track throwing out the occupants, break ing the sleigh in pieces. They were obliged to get wagon to take them back hnma
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The Duplicate whist club was very de- lightfully entertained, last week Thurs day evening, at the residence of Mrs Grace Glover. These meetings are to be held weekly till Lent. Last evening the club met at Edgar Y. nawley's.
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Don't forget to call on P. J. Lynch, at the Guarantee shoe store, Sandy Hook, If your rubber boot needs little repair < ing. No need to throw them away be- cause they have little hole in them for he can fix lem.
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A disgraceful scene was enacted in Taunton district recently, when father brutally punished his son, a boy of about IA years, on the public highway near the residence of Botsford Fairchild. Several witnessed the scene and demonstrated with the irate father, W ho then left his son alone. This brutal punishment i, said to be of frequent oceurrance and is case in which the town officials should make an investigation.
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The boys have been having great sport, this week, coasting down the hill into Sandy Hook. No accidents have been reported as yet, though it makes people driving lively horses a trifie nervous.
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See the results of the tariff:

oGG LIIE IESuILS OI LIIC IetI TIT :. Al-wool serge, 40 inches wide, 39 cents never before under 50. All-wool serge, 46 inches wide. 50 cents never before under 75.
 All-wool serge, 46 inches wide. 75 cents never before under $1.
 An-wool black serge, 45 inches vile, 3s cents; never before under 55.
 Wide vale camePs-hair diagonal, B inches wide, 75 cents; never before under $125. Fancy black weaves, 55 cents; never before under 75.
 Send for samples of something or other.
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Miss Nellie Gilbert starts for Florida, next week Thursday, the 3lst, accom- panied by her sister and brother. Jaw, MT and Mrs Marsh of New Milford.
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TRY INTERNATIONAL FOODS.

For Poultry and Stock. It makes money for the farmer. What one party says ahopt it !.
 Jefferson, Ga, April 3, 1894. International Food Co.,.
 Gent-:-I have tried International Stock Food with my own stock and can zee quite an improvement in them. It will be a good seller in this locality.
 T. H. Niblack, Grocer and Stockman, For sale by J. E. Hungerford & Co.,, dealers in flour, feed and coal, New Milford, Ct. Send for circular.
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The marriage of Lucas Borer and Miss Wade of Sandy Hook was announced 10 take place on Thursday of this week.
 They will live in Mrs David Judson' s
 house at the Hook.
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Mrs Susan Hall from Danbury spen Sunday in Sandy Hook and on Monday went to Bridgeport to visit her daughter Mrs J. R. Smith.
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The Sandy Hook Hardware Go. of Newtown has filed notice with the seere tary of state that the capital stock has been increased from $l0,000 to S20,0O0
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John F. Lynch of Sandy Hook has been suffering with an attack of grip for two weeks past, Is able to be about again.
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Dennis Cavanaugh, who lives near the Depot on the New England road at San .dy Hook, is seriously sick with pneumon- ia. Dr w. c. Vile of DaDbury was in town on Wednesday to attend him.
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Miss Florence Stone of New Milford visited relatives in Hawleyville, last week. Her cousin returned home with her on Friday last.
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Jeweler W. B. Sniffen was laid by on account of hard cold, last Friday, but has recovered and is attending to busi ness as usual, this week.
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David French is on the sick list.

busy, last week filling his large ice house with fine crystal ice.
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A. c. Baker, the Hawleyville furni- ture man, and Mrs Baker, passed Sun. day at Boardman's Bridge, the guest o1 A. G. Barnes.
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The Young Mems Social Club of San day Hook will hold dance at GIover's hall on Friday evening, February l.
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when in Danbury get dinner at the Pratt House, 20 Elm street. Why? Be cause they conduct irst-class restau rant, nice and clean.
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town on Tuesday, the guest of his broth CT, J. M. Beers. MT Beers has been ab. sent from Newtown eight years, being engaged in the meat business.
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We have taken the agency for the Columbia Bicycles. and are now showing the new 1895 models.
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MT Grey from Stratford visited his sis ter, Mrs Julia Graham, ,on Monday of thii week.
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Mrs G. R. Couch of Brooklyn is guest of her son, L. c. Morris. MT Morris is also entertaining at his home Philo Nich- ols and Mrs B. P. Phillips of Brooklyn.
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5. K. Fairchild, who has been ill foI some time, is still under doctors care We are glad to report he is improving slowly.
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James Kain is the man to call on for help in any emergency. s. E. Fairchild's front room was all afoat from the melt
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Miss Ella J. Peck from Woodbridge has been the guest of her sister, Mrs Mi mott Augur, at Sandy Hook, this week.
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IF ank Middlebrook from Oakville was in Sandy Hook, last week Thursday. l He reports his mother as being very well
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James Coles of Hawleyville has been busy experimenting the task of filling the ice houses of Baker, Gray & Co up the Housatonic.
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Ira Wildman had the misfortune to lost COW, last week.
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The ladies prayer meeting will be held next Tuesday at Mapleton with Mrs Emily A. Bennett.
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George F. Duncombe is out with a handsome new sleigh,
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Eugene Lake and Ernest Hawley visit ed their aunt and uncle, MT and Mrs Du ane Stone in New Milford, recently.
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Miss Ann Nichols is quite poorly. Mrs
 Bouton from Danbury is caring for her.
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Mealine soap removes roughness O the skin.
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Robert A. Clark of Hawlevville housed his annual ice supply on Wednesday.

A. B. Fancher and family have been
 visiting at Bridgeport and on Long Is- land
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and looking forward with pleasure to her return home in the early spring.
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wArcHrs AHD cLocKs RrpAIREp,

I1OR SALE--A new milch COW, D. 0. PECf E Nit Pleasant. NewtowE, Conn.,
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Mrs Michael Lynch of Sugar Street ii ill with a heart trouble.
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Dunn and Wagner were advertised to give guitar recital in Glover's hall at the Hook on Thursday evening.
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Swiss watch maker located one mile north of Botsford Depot. All kinds of watches and clocks repaired in the pest manner pcssibl. Botsford, Conn,
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Miss Clara wildman is visiting friends in Bridgeport.
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Mir and Mrs John 0. McGran of Gas street were made happy, Saturday morn ing, by the birth of son.
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Hobart Fairchild assisted Benjamin Nichols in filling his ice house, last week.
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Mrs A. P. Smith is visiting her parents MT and Mrs F. s. Hazen, at Springfield Mass.
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Jabez Mead of Taunton district, who has been seriously i'll, Is recovering.
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7Ae Hoz0laud, Goy, Stark ncm Cannon ana Conzbamy. BBgaa1ii Bggfserick's los streets. Patterns.
 Brzaggbork, ouu.
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When Bahy vas sic.ss. we ga-e her casrorta. Uaen she was Child, she cried for Castoria. When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria. When she had Children, she gave them castoria
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HAY FOR SALE-Can be seen at barn at c. III C. Warner place. J. II. WARNER, Sandy
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Miss Julia Peck has been with friends in Bridgeport since Christmas.
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Robers ". Beers oi watsrbury was in
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Mealine soap cures ehapped hands. ;
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E0R SALE-Good house and barns with 45 acres Of pasture, meadow and wood land. situated one mile from Easton Center and nine miles rom Bridgeport Will be sold on reasonable terms or exchange for city pro
 perty. Write MRS S- E PA frISON, shelton, CI.. or csill on GEORGE GUERNSEY, Easton
 Conn.
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II douole house, out buildings and . mill
 with water power Price low and little
 money required- Possession given any time. Also II farm oi So acres, with good buildings and plenty of fruit. Both farms near Stepaey Depot. Inquire ofA. PURDY, StspneY, Conn.
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We to sell every suit if such thing possible. Bus
 Suits Dress Suome Single Breasted others double ed and oks together table and you take choice They new goods will find fine blue and black cleviot cassmeres and worsted We give you greatest value bought your e early pick from the entire lot Mems and Young Mems Ovecoats you buy cheap shall carry Have got only few, less than 30, and they must go.
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JONES, KEANE A co. A GRAND CLEARING SUIT
 SALE.

Over 15o Mems and Young Mems Su tie balance of lines which have been selling fer se o s2 SIS and s5 all to go at one price,
 $725! S7,25,
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CARD OF THANKING wish to thank k1 our neighbors and friends tor their kiud- ness to us in the last sickness anu deaxh of onr sister. NE and MRS AUSTIN CASTLE, BridgeWafer, Ct.
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ANNUAL MEETING OF THE CoNGREGA.
 TIoNAL CHURCH.
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pEING FULLY EQUIPPED-with a 40horse u power portable engine, we now pre- par q to take contracts for Saving Ties and Tim Der in the woo1s. Money cannot buy a better vutfit. BEARD BROTHERS. shelton,
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LETTERS FOR REV OTIS W. BARKER.

Yale Teachers Agency, New Have
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-18
Local Daily weather Report for the
Morning NeMs

Local forecast for Savannah and vicin-
ity till midnight, May 49, 1895: Showers.
with thunderstorms; cooler, variable
winds becoming northerly.
Weather forecast for Georgia: Fair. ex-
cept showers in eastern portion; warmer
in northern portion; variable winds.
Comparison OF mean temperature at Sa-
vannah. Ga. on May IT, 1895. with the
normal for the day: Temperature-Nor-
NAL, "a; mean, Y; deficiency for this date
2; accumulated deficiency since Jan. J..
1895, 474
Comparative rainfall statement: Nor
NAL, .07; amount for May II, %: departure
from the normal, -.O2; total departure
since Jan. 1, 1895. -l-3S9.
Maximum temperature. so; minimum
temperature, 81.
The hight of the Savannah river at Au-
gusta at a. m. Goth Meridian time) yes
terday was 81 feet. a fall OF OIL feet dur
ing the preceding twenty-four hours.
Cotton region bulletin. Savannah, Ga,
for the twenty-four hours ending at p.
m, 10Th meridian time, May II. 1896:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-18
CITY BREVITIEs.

The Beth-Eden fair at ST. Julian and
Whitaker street viii be continued for an
other week.
A rowboat turned over in the river yes
terday afternoon about $50 o'clock, throw
ing its occupant into the river. The
Hunkadory had just passed. and immedi-
ately wheeled about and picked the man
out Of the water. The quick action Of the
crew of the Hunkadory was all that saved
the man, The incident was seen by sew
eral parties from the Offices fronting on
River street.
There was a meeting of the city league
base bail committee at the Catholic LII
brary hall last night for the purpose OF
arranging schedule of games for the
season. There are four clubs in the city
league-the Vigilants, Bay Streets. Guy
ton and Catholic Library Association
teams. A schedule was arranged, and the
season will be opened with a game be-
tween the Bay streets and Guytons on
June !.
The pool tournament Of the Catholic
Library Association begun last night. At
the end Of the nights play Swan Sulli-
van and James Sullivan had each won
three games and lost none in the first
class In the second class ID. j. Charlton
and Hugh Thomas each won six out OF
seven games. The referees were Frank
Palmer, Jr., in the first class and H II.
Mccarthy, Jr., in the second class. The
playing will be continued tonight and
will be concluded Tuesday night, skipping
Monday night.
The Savannah, Thunderbolt and Isle OF
Hope road has recently received two hand
some new open cars, which will shortly
be put on the Thunderbolt line. The cars
are the best OF their kind yet received
here. and can easily seat fifty people and
if necessary carry fifty more The plat
forms are made very large for the pur-
pose Of handling large crowds. The root
projects over the platform for some dis
lance, affording protection in wet wea-
Their to both motorman and passengers
There are seats on the platforms for the
benefit of the smokers. The cars are of a
kind which are likely to prove popular
especially with the Sunday travel
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-18
A HALF-BREED JOAN OF ARC.
sac sees Visions and Hears strange
sounds

From the Springfield Republican.
Il Is pretty far-fetched comparison to
liken Teresa de Cevera Of the state Chi
huahua. MeXico. 10 Joan Of Arc. although
In her way Teresa is a good deal Of a
general and has set up for a saint She
calls herself the beautiful saint" but the
rancheros and substantial citizens OF Chi
huahua, upon whom she levies tribute for
the support Of her followers. use other
titles when speaking Of her-that is. in her
absence Teresa is a thorn In the flesh OF
the Mexican government, and a disturber
Of the content of its Indian subjects, whom
she has persuaded to regard her with SUI
persutious reverence as a being possessed
OF wonderful and supernatural powers.
She IS part Mexican and part Indian, and
Is as gallant and dashing as she Is cunning
and treacherOus. BY profes sion she Is a
medicine woman, and has made a great
reputation as healer OF diseases and
wounds by the laying on OF hands mean
tations and the application Of certain mys-
terious liquids she always carries In TASKS
hung about her neck. Lately she has been
hearing voices in the air and seeing Wis
Ions, and now proclaims that she is the
especial representative OF the Virgin
Mary. who has ordered her TO overthrow
the present government of Mexico and or
ganize religious kingdom, and she seems
70 have undertaken the Job In dead earn
est. She has large number Of followers
and villages, Teresa always Offering TO pay
Tor what Is taken by medical services and
impressions with heaven.
She goes into towns alone and exhorts
the people TO follow her, and once when
she VAS arrested while on such an errand
the people broke open the jail. and under
her leadership defeated considerable
force of Mexican regulars sent TO recap
ture her. She claims that no bullet can
hit her, and IL Is said that some OF the
best shots in the army have tried to kin
ID
safely intrenched in her mountain strong
hold. practically safe from disturbance, ar
ranging for more raids on the valleys and
refusing to see or treat with commission
ers the government Of Chihuahua sent, to
oner her fun amnesty IL she would only
abandon the Joan OF Arc role and become
once more the peaceful medicine woman
1t looks as though Teresa had the best
or the situation at present. and might
make the government considerable trouble
before she is killed or captured. She has
the ignorant and superstituious people all
with her. and her uDdoubted ability as a
leader makes her an antagonist with large
powers for mischief
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-18
PRAISED By The PRESS.
The Leading DaiIieS Investigate Nun
yOl'S Remedies.
And Declare They Cure 90 out OF
Every 100 Persons.

From testimonials received and from
Iacts gathered by Times reporter. we
Phd that out Of every 100 who have used
Munyon's rheumatism Cure. 96 have
declared themselves cured or greatly ben
ented- There can now be no hesitancy in
saying that Munyon's Rheumatism Cure
may be termed a positive cure for rheu-
matlsm. Philadelphia Times, May a..
1893
We know that thousands Of people
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Munyon's Remedies act almost instan-
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American.
81, over 100 people have written us that
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Muhyon Remedies are handy to carry.
peasant 10 take and absolutely harmless
w ashington Post
Munyon's Rheumatism Cure is euaran-
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Munyon's Homeopathic Home Remedy
Company of Philadelphia, put up specifics
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Those who are in doubt as 10 the ma
lure OF their disease should address Prof
Munyon, 1905 Arch street. PHILADELPHIA.
giving full symptoms of their disease
Prof Munyon will carefully diagnose the
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-18

Charleston, S c., May It. Arrived;
Steamer Cherokee, Bearse, Jacksonville
proceeded New York; schrs J. Il. Parker
New York; Nettie Shipman, Hudson, Ne@
YORK; Robroy, Norburys New. York
Thomas A. Ward, Lyman, New York.
Cleared Schr Maggie Cain, Queen, New
York.
New York. May 15.-Arrived: Schr Chas
". Hail. Lowe, Fernandina.
Boston, May 15-Arrived: Schrs Ellza
a. Scribner, DOdd, Jacksonville; Rebec-
ca R. Douglass. Perry, Georgetown.
Bruins wick, May Is. Arrived: Bark
Flora CNOr), Olsen, Rio Janero.
Cleared: Steamer Massapaqua (BD.
Walker, Bremen and Rotterdam.
Sailed: Schr Fannie l.. Child, Fuller.
Boston.
Feruandina, May 15.-Arrived: Steamer
Baltimore City Obi, Graham, St. Vim
cent
Fall River, May 15.-Passed up: schr
Mary Ellen, New York for Taunton.
Sailed: Schrs Stony Brook, Baltimore
Messenger, New York.
Philadelphia, May 15.-Cleared: Schr
Aaron Reppard, English, Savannah; Jas.
Judge. Davidson, Satilla river.
ArdrOssan, May I.-ArriVed. Steamer
Nyassa (Br), Lermond, Savannah for Re
val
Dover, May 15.-Passed: Bark Iona CNor),
Jensen Savannah for ST. Petersburg
IN ,Thorsen. (Nor), Salvessen, Savannah
for Uddervalla.
Nordkoping. May H.-Arrived: Bark
Ludwig, Holberg (Nor), Kaldager, Savan-
nah.