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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-02-12

anxious he had been for the safety OF the
steamer. Then he regained himself and
became wildly hilarious. He shouted, ran
here and there, grasping the hand OF this
one and that one, and fairly jumped up
and down over the floor amid the excite
ment of the moment. Then he put on
his coat and started for the French line
pier at the foot of Morton street, where
a tug had been in readiness for days to
take him to meet La Gascogne should she
be sighted.
Several of the anxious ones waiting for
news started from the office to board the
tug with Forget. Many wet eyes could
be seen in the French line Office when the
good news was ascertained and the tears
were not from the eyes Of women alone
Strong men wept as little children. The
strain Of days of worry had been too
much for them. One man, Mr.. Richie
broke down completely and sobbed as If
his heart would break. Mr.. Richie has
three daughters on board La Gascogne.
As soon as Forget arrived at the dock
two tugs chartered beforehand were
promptly ordered to get ready to force
their way through the ice and down the
bay. The first tug, the Louis Paulver,
carried NJ Forget and three influential
members of the French colony down to
Sandy Eook. The second boat, Edwin
NJ Millard, which left New York at Sp.
M, was placed at the disposal of the press
by the French line, and carried down to
quarantine about fifty newspaper men to
add To the fifty already there, backing up
fifty others who were on board tugs cruis-
ing about among the ice foes of the lower
bay.
The trip down to Quarantine in the
moonlight, crashing through the ice, buff
feting into the Arctic wind blowing was
delightfully."- bracing experience in spite
OF the cold One and all seemed to feel
the excitement of the moment, the joy
felt On the receipt of the news telling of
the rescue, apparently from a terrible
calamity, of about 45o souls and a splendid
ocean steamship valued at about 81, COZ, ,00O
and having on board n cargo valued at
about $500, 300. Therefore what mattered
it if the interior of the little tugs pilot
house was like an ice chest and that ones
breath frozc all over his face?
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-02-12
WANT BETTER GOVERNMENT.
Agitation for Municipal Investigation a,
San francisco.

San francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. II The agita.
ton for legislative commission to in.
vestigate official corruption in this city
received an added impetus at the great
Metropolitan temple massmeeting. The
good effects OF the meeting were apparent
all day and the Waymirc bill was the one
theme of conversation among the many
thousands who have awakened to the
problem of better govern mcnt. Metro
polital temple was throngei with men
and women who came to hear the prob
lem of ''GaoI Citizenship" which was
the topic OF Rev. W. X. Goodman's adj
dress.
The speaker is n new factor in the
movement, having recently come from
Chicago 10 this state and from Los An.
gcles to this city, where he had been in
stalled as pastor OF TIE California Street
NJ thoiist church. At nearly all the
churches the mini tiers took occasion to
speak OF the proposed Investigation and
to approve of it. Teiegrams have been
received from DIR. Parkhurst. Clarence
Lcxow, and John W. Goff indo-siDg tho
plans OF the local reformerS.-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-02-12
NEWS MAKES STRONG MEN WEEP
While Agent Forget Forgets His Dignity
and Docs Some Cnper>.

The news that La Gascogne had been
sighted was received with the greatest cx-
citemcnt at the Office of the French line
in Bowling Green. The cabin oflice was
crowded with anxious inquircrs who have
relatives and friends on board the steam
or. They had been standing around with
pale faces expecting mt any moment to
hear the worst. When the word came
that the ship WAS safe for a moment still
ness rcigned, which was almost painful in
its intensity.
Agent Forget for moment was rem
6e-,yi sncrChleSS which evidenced how
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-02-12

Parks Tea is \ great blood purifier
and cleanser. A pleasant herb drink
which moves the bowels without pain.
gripping or discomfort. Sold by Hartz
& Cllemeyer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-02-12

NEWARK, y. j., Fe5. 12.-Joseph Cour-
ter shot his wife rs she lay asleep with her
child. Two shots were fired. one bullet
lodging in thc woman intestincs. After
the shooting Courier cut his own throat
with a razor, but tine wound is not re-
garded as dangerous. Mrs Courier can
not recover.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-02-12

The trial of Jordan, Annie Nahoney
and Jersey for the murder of Janitcr
Barnes is now proceeding at Chicago. The
testimony does not differ materially from
the story of the murder as told in the dis
patches.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-02-12

Purify your blood, tone up the sys-
TEN. and regulate the digestive or,
gans by taking Hoed's Sarsaparilla.
Sold by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-02-12
ADRY'S EVIDENCE.
He Tells a Remarkable Story
of His Brother.
DEFENSE DECLARES HIN A LUNATIC

And the Judge Intimates That the Pris-
oneI's Attorr eys Are Not Entirely sane. to
Which Erwin Takes Exception-Stranse
Way in Which Harry Hayward Talked
of Numbering Kate Cling and of How He
Had Killed Other People.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-02-12
TRIED TO KILL GLEASON.
An Intoxicated Man Attempts to Murder
the Ex.Mayor,

NEW YORK, Feb. 12.-John Griffin,
formerly a motorInan on the Calvary
cemetery line, owned and operated by ex-
Mayor Gleason of Long Island City, tried
to shoot the latter. Griffin asked the ex-
mayor for q recommendation. and, being
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-09-12
METER RATES.

Over 10000 gallons daily, special rates.
SECTION s. All manufacturers and other
establishments requiring a large supply of
water may be required TO use a meter fur
nished by the City of KenOsha at the expense
SECTION 8. All hydrants constructed in
the City of KenOsha for the purpose of eX-
tinguishing fire in said city are hereby de-
clared to be public hydrantS, and no person
or persons other than members of the fire de-
partment of said city, for the uses and pur-
poses of such department, and those especial
ly authorized by the Board of Water Commits
SiOners, shall open any OF said MIGRANTS or
attempt'tO draw water from the same, or in
any way or manner interfere With or 1nJur6
any of said hydrants.
SECTION 10. Persons engaged in sprinkling
streets with a Sprinkling cart by agreement of
citizens therefor shall be permitted the use of
water for street sprinkling purposes only at
schedule rates. but the city reserves to itself
the right to discontinue such water supply
whenever pqDllc exlgency may require, ana
also the right to exercise such supervision
over such street sprinklerS as will prevent
unnecessary waste of water or injury to the
streets from excessive street Sprinkling.
SECTION II. No person shall be permitted
to supply water to wooden tanks from
the mains of said city for the purpose of
street Sprinkling with carts: but persons de-
string to sprinkle the streets with carts under
the provisions of this ordinance shall cause
metallic stand-pipes, II inch outlet. or by
drantS made especially to supply Sprinkling
carts to be used therefor, and such stand-p1pes
or hydrantS shall be connected with the water
mains, under the, supervision ana direction
of the Superintendent OF Water works.
SECTION II. No person shall turn on the
supply of water to any premises from WHICH
the supply of water has been cut off on aC-
count of non-payment of water rent or for
any other cause by the city without first hav-
ing obtained permit to do so from the Board
of Water Commissioners.
SECTION 13. No person shall in any man
ner obstruct the access to any StoD-cocks
hydrantS or valves connected With any
water pipe within any street, alley or COM
mon in said city by means of lumber; brick
building material or other article, thing or
hindrance whatever
SECTION IA. No person shall lay any water
service pipe, or introduce into or about any
buildings, or OH any grounds any water
building or on any grounds Tor the purpose
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-09-12

49, - 4.... - "a - : ens Il - II
would become .fearfully homesick in
twenty -four hours if he were to be set
down on say twenty acres of that yell
low soil with nothing but mountains
and sage brush in sight and feel that
he had to scratch for living;
yet others have done it and still others
will try it. Some by hard work will
succeed, others will become discour-
aged and return east, the results there
as we'll as here, depend upon the man,
his willingness to work and his staying
qualities. For myself | can say with
confidence that I shall never settle in
Salt Lake City. In another letter |
shall have something to say of other
cities and towns of the great west.
Z. III. ii.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-09-12
DEPARTMENT OF WATER WORKS.
CITY OF KENosHA, WISCONSIN.


The undersigned, owner of estate No..
street, makes application>tO have water sup
piled to said estate to be used for
1t is hereby agreed that in case this appli-
cation is granted that.
will take, use and pay for the water furnish
ed by the City of Kenosha for the above de-
scribed purpose solely, subj ect at all times to
the Rules and Regulations established by
said city as they now ale, or may be amend
ed by it, and the tariff of prices therein con-
tanned.
And further, it is hereby agreed by said ap-
plicant that said city may put in the neceS-
Sary service pipes within the limits of the
streets in front of said premises at............
heirs or assigns, will never claim any right to
remove or to control the management of
so much of said service pipes as his within
the p1 bile street
shut off the water from said premises for any
fai IRE to comply with the rules and regula-
tito IS, or for refusal or neglect to pay all sums
OF money for water furnished thereon.
In case of the omission by Observation-Disclosures.
to pay said city, its agents or servants may
forthwith enterupOn said premises and remove
said plumbing without being deemed guilty
of trespass, and without being liable for any
injury or damage OccaSiOned thereby.
SECTION 81. Power and authority is here
by conferred upon the Board of Water Com
miSSionerS to make and enforce such other
and additional rules and regulations regard
ing the management, control and operation
of the water works system OF the City or he-
nosha as such Board may deem necessary,
proper and expedient for such purposes, or
either of them.
SECTION 81. This ordinance shall take eff
feet and be in full force from and after its
passage and publication.
Passed Sept. 18th, 1895.
VIM. NJ. FAIR,
Mayor.
Attest: GUSTAV JACOB,
CitV Clerk
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-09-12

Hot weather proves depressing to
those whose blood is poor. Such peo-
pie should enrich their blood with
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-09-12

SECTION 90. All service pipe laid and work
and material furnished for parties or persons
desiring to use water must be first class and
such work done in q good and wOrkmanlike
manner, and of the best material.
SECTION 80. The following form of appli-
cation and contract shall be used by and be-
tween consumers and the City:
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-08-31

When You are sick aud your attend
ing physician apparently does yen no
good, it Is remarkable the number of
effective remedies your kindly disposed
n~elehb"ts viii pnt At your command.
Have sou ever noticed that it is the
am with the body polite When il
is ailing somewhat. al ever twist and
turn, In the colimns Of the great
dailies aud the shy veeklies. in the
magazines, everywhere. some one
pokcs his remedy at lie public. Every
body has Il ente-all hnt few know what
they are talking about. Truly, The
great American pubic sendowed with
much patience. Fortunately, this
never ceasing torrent Of advice often
ends il nothing else but temporary
vexation. from Which the public is
soon relieved.
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CAESAR
itiCEL.ND.

\ BASKET picnic was gwen na chm
bal ~ sunday.
= tall>A" p:u5v gadeE tie
snip VI VIZ kYaic!Htuz wall I-sEe ig-l-
t" morrow 10 attend The faif a. ta -tv-
CT 81 ffie MeIadla plantation.
4 j. reported t!Htt Hector HeFyant
rive poptIat manager "i tt" upper
Fen Plantation haa-it tll@ Eli CtgtEar
saloon and ll"tal iii I0eEfart.
some Il eta society people Eh0H'd
~ m"te careful NJ c%}itltat remarks ~
People vino live IL ehae. lni "~
should not throw Stones
!. =. Ealainde p.td i business ttip
to New Orleans Monday.
III. ; j. Bourgeois tift popular ten
TIT u 70 he married g Mlss Gr'traat
DaFI> z charming Yaaug lazy OF Nor
gan City on the l3th OF ScpteAAH"t
rinX.
1T. m lIasaug AT :. !. Prlce
went to tie CieSceurCIt u s~Guday.
The supple party gwen bN MI. aul.
Mrs. Nlikison oG Friday night ~ la9f
week was LARGELY attended and i very
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lIaran.s Canal, La. Aug. 70. 80.

iIaran.s Canal, La. Aug. 70. 80.
Mr.. II. w Lear. chief engineer. WHO
i putting NJ the sugar mill OIL Mes~fs.
4 4. Adler !. Cos GhncrnW plantation.
where lie had been visiting his family !.
and has resumed his work.
Mr.. .. ". Adams. who has heen on
his death led for the last six weeks. i.
We alt pleased Ia say. on the load -
%rernrely. Don't let Yourself 20 oveI.
old man Octave.
Nj. John Lambert mad 4 flying
visit to his sister. Mis-. Dr. w. +.
Harang.
DR.. \. J. Price has been called upon
~ Dr.. w. 7. liaraug. who ha> re-
tnlnrd from New Orleans veiy Ill. Dr.
I@Iarang la been attended by Or. Jno.
+. Elliot Of New Orleans.
The fair given ~ Father kohnen
on the 18th and 18th inst. gave a act
receipt of $4,000; the good father
proposes 70 give another fair in tHe
latter part III >cpteHb"i.
Dr. \. j. Ptlee pa5ti the Crescent
Ci v@tiSit las week.
- ~oon II Father t1otHcH,fai was
tseu. le s~tatfr,t tot C~5Jcaiete t'aMiuJ-
.H-. L#a Had a..utd I~te. HiI-r. at
asaa1. ps ce, he H.f'
- ass ar oE
u.
Hue VI Gaa5.uai.aa- aa a4I-.
ta. eg el ehifta.a eff ar
If r. -EHt#@ =r.## TT J. H-stt.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-08-31

The Eayne Tibaut thinks that the
best way to secure ballot reform Is
through a constitutional convention.
The best way to secure ballot reform in
to educate the public conscience aud
to raise the standard Of morals in
matters political. One standard If
morals for politics aud another for
private affairs is IN anomaly which
ought not 10 he long tolerated. With
all the laws sYou want on the statute
book, yon cannot secure genuine bal
lot reform unless .yoa educate tie
public conscience to tie proper stau-
dard Of morality upon that subject.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-08-31

The heather Chine should be MAJ.
to let alone the missionaries who 4.
u" enlighten him. He should 4.
a omptly punished for tue prutat
massacres Of "hich he has been rnilrv
and ii lie authorities j H.
Celestial Elnpi "Iu not ttal ~ Il
lle civilized nrJ~ 1T nd ,orlJ
should unite 10 al tn. a~tI,ensa
lesson they WoulI E,t b- 1T ever "a
forget.
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Our patrons who aie Indebted to the
S%ESTiNEL, whether for Sgb>criptio , o.
JOB work. are respectfully ~inviteI IL
settle their litrle accounts. What
each owes may seem u small matter
10 him, bar a multitude Of small
Chains noun TO il great deal II ~
Every debtors mite j. a help 10 M
anil We viii esteem IN early settlement
i favor.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-08-31

Mr.. q. q. Strong. principal Of the pah-
Iic schools II Anderson, Cal, SAYS
.! have used Chamberlain Pam Balm
ana have found it an excellent ,rmrdv
for lamencss and slight Wounds"
Lameness usually results from i
sprain, OF other injury, ~ from 1leu-
matisln, tor which Ciambeflain's Pain
Balm I'M especially intended and nn-
equailed It afford aIsaost Immediate
and in Il short time e~fI,rt> i ,s4i-
manenf cue. For sale by MI Drug
gISts.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-08-31

a few years AGO The Maryland Legs
latnre established the whipping post
for the punishment Of wife hcater,
aud since tie law was passed only
-four have suffered thc punishment.
The last punishment was HI 1889, The
law isa good anr.- RaTne Tlibnne.
Mary land Vent ri i il rignt way
and Il : gratifying tn learn tIlst sle
has practically succeeded i# otadIca
ting Il oftte nle-f ~irtmefs1 offence.
which can % committed u q civilized
country.
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Notice Of Sale of Nulcl
STH WARD J~,sTIcE'S CorRr or THE P,RIsI
CT L~AFoURCHE.

RI. Re9Gio IS. Wdss 4ndersaH's Sud
cessioH. No. II.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT 81
y virtue OF a writ Cqerj tacias. issued 81
= Penouilh, Justice Of the Peace Of the stl
ward OF the Parish ot Lafourche, FIJI favor d
ID. Reggie and against Mass Audersonl
succession, aud To me directed. | win at II
o'clock 2. M. on the 3lst day Of August 1927
it the office Of the said Justice Of the PeaceI
III the stu ward d said parish. otfer tor aid
~ pnbhc auction tine following valuable
property to-wit
! mulr-scized at tire properly Nc NasI
anderson, deceased under said writ Il
fterf Faeios. +. PENOUILH,
Constable |
Dated goth day Of Aug. 1875.
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EEHFREAs. ME>- InrtsIANr nARIS]

XEHFREA&. MRS LOUISIANA BABTNI
~ widow Of 1ephWiu Furot. 81 sad parI
lsh, administrators q thr aforesaid SUGGEST
slon Has rendered a tiutl account III ier I'd
ADMINISTRATION ot the aforesaid estate.
warned ard notified to lille the-irpurg-trionI
~ It's sud account ia writing with Ill
D.er! " said Ceurt 1T biz office III IVY tawl
ot ihl'ndauN within Ten days after the tirs
p0blraii'I hereof, otherwise the S4fd I'D
c9Hnt will d. approved and h0moIogatea n
With law.
S,~ Witness NY band and the impress }.
~, mv seal Of office at Thibad iuy. Id
~ this the 39th day Of August. 4. IN
ie59. r.. :. LEGENDRE,
Dy Clerk of said Conrd
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-08-31

Weather permitting. the races al
vertised tor last Sunday At TctIeau'<
Park will take place .here Tomorrow
The management has secured base
ball games As additional attraction
Rum"r has It thai " large Gei. s3.I1a#
Of amateur sportsmen from Haama
viii rs On hand. - fhe object f5f
which these amu>tmeIts ate gotten
Rp is Il laua4bie ohe. .rreIs ladr wao
II able r. attend should ID so. .
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-08-31

The \. N. =. j. new building on
Market street IS H. process of erection
ana gradually assuming shape. The
work las been let3rdcd somewhat by
the failure - receive the roofing ma
terial IN time.
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CORRESPONDENTS.

From "m correspondent at Laforr-
che Crossing. we receive the following !:
DIED.-On Sunday August 18th.
At 6:2o p. M. Edw. Doyle Higgins. son
Vt j.. Iiiggil~ formerly section boss on
the Southern Pacific K. L.
May his >onl lest in peace.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-08-31

Bowler has had the briefs - the
Senators and Liwycr> who laga
.afiteai-d before h;m. t"r thr last sir
- seven dan~. II" Should Enw make
lt,irf work If tiHr ct>e.
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mere : 70 the "grnWler.'' He il
often q most lmpcrtInent ana yexatious
individual who worries the l,fp nnt M
persons N!th delicate nerves: but
aiter az Z" Scive = useful pulposa in
'etEi4s people upon their ,p's and
Is Ills growis OCCASIONALLY stir ~
things ard theIchy add zest to the
"oukl mun"tony If ne"
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-08-31

An Italian hr~imgaceu~ed Of MARRYING
.fre aires vas asked ~ the Judge ahv
he vrdlrl - many. In orde ia
meet "i'tl 4 good one, il possible Tie
fellow replied.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-08-31

The New Orleans ores w nov
clamoline ;enl working for free wltar-
YES. w!ici, ~ Garht would hello the
commerce Of tle Crescent CITY very
materially. II free u~ltarv+s can uot
be had. at least should the port charges
he reduced. L seems e. Ii, that New
Orleans merchants are waking ~
rather late and Uuicss Hey lave d
care. they will play the foolish part Of
locking the stable door after the steed
has left Already much hu>inc>, has
passed from New Orleans which was
hers BY virtue Of her position and
superior advantages.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-08-31

Gov 0'Femal Of Virginia has an
bounced his conversion TO the cause
Of sound money. While III Congress
ie Add he@n an advocate Of free silver
but study ot tbs question has eonvinc,
Cd him that free coinage at Is to |
would not BE- i good thing for the
country.
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The municipal authorities should
get ready II, have the cutters ana
bitches of the town ciented nnt ~
soon as cooiel weather sets in.
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While Senators Blanchard and
Henderson and Nj. Semmes made fine
speeches before Comptroller Bowler,
Senator GatitrF. according to news
paper tepolt>. made ne great speech
OF the occasion. And yet there are
sofne petty organs which, because
they disagree with him IL politics, thy
70 Gellttle his efforts Give every
ma his due, whether 81 not you are
Ut the same opinion.
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5fo Won see the testimonials writ
ten hy people who have been cured Of
various diseases by Hoods Sarsapal
rtI!a They point the way fcr yoa il
you need IA good medicine.
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4 dose Of Ayers Cherry Pectotal
taken II tine has prevented many i
tit OF Sickness anu saved numerous
lives. ibis proves the necessity VT
keeping this incompatible medicine
where i can BE- readily reached 1T a,i
hours of tie daE aud night.
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PILLS cure all liver liz. scliev\
constipation and assist digestion. 15c.
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SATURDAY AUGUST 81 1895.

Prof. J. Hisneti. r.. +. II. :. Pine
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