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BOY ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.

- 'NN"s' MA! iV.-ieorge Will
,"'hs' colored boy, was handling an I'M
loaded pistol this afternoon when It cx-
nnurn ann Killed small hoy named Jim.
MY Snlth. both parties were small and
nolh were negroes. Williams was placed
h pau 10 await an investigation. The
p naa ~. h"s Sed through the head Of the de-
deni occurred IN ne Kitchen of The s,oan
no ,,,. II Is considered that the killing MAS
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ElCIIEL CAME

wharton TeNas, Mny s.--Buche, cam,
United Confederate Veterans. at a oolle1
meeting today named III. ,o,,o,.,,,'. -.
49,. US a'lssates 10 the reunion, 10 take
g'aee at richmond. Va. June 40 naxt.
- H. 'oynes, r. Nj. Brown, James Wygal'
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NI.M0oI.Ara Ar nnnKr.

isnrhe Iexay. May The primary eloo.
h'n pAtsrd or qnietly. The present IN
rnnien mrs pf STATE officers were almost
NNai iftni tiN ip1aTfrl 20 result Tor
county ohl"crr 80 uncertain TN furihor
~ ~s s. received
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Anderson. Te1ns May 9.--The precinct
chairman has called n convention Tor tho
congressional and senatorial conventiuns
70 be held Ia Anderson on the sd OF May
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Corpus Christi, Texas. May "a large
crowd of people came down from Reevill6
TONIGHT % attend the revival meeting be
ing conducted hefe by itcv. j. II. collard
the noted Texas evangelist.
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Scatter the smiles and sunshine
All along the way:
CLeor and bless and brighten
Every passing dav."


Another song that stirs the ,nult,trde
Is "Whon the roll Is called m vofjer l'n
be there" But II mnsi be- a,,nitteJ th,,
INC ,yiitn ueopi. mia, ,,, r ny
tni. as dil Inc a.t,I u,,rrn., i,,, -,
tuei,-- ''''"' "'''
nh ihcr rns general ron is called III be
onr ri ths ,,,,e,.,i ,oa..,
Which has neen eniovrd bv ,r n.su ono
l.. ,.,,,,.,, Nh r,,',,.t Ivy ~ ny preachers.
h'.t.m. lo,n "'. IN '%''igS ~ rom a ncsh-
49, ,,.'ii,, 't,DS..ei - a gouiS No,
Nar tNe ,ts,itri't@rs ~ IN & i''i.'rr aii
fs ,,n,,, FVtSi,'' ntifh. vr laers man
fe,, ,@9,,l, wo,,i rro, ,l are M, Sen
IiIf ~ tiN IN. - n' PI'll y &.
",,,,i' .,.c RS WIN, 4" p."pah.g ,nat ago
,rn ",,,N,. "''.ii,H ~ sM'Ht tial lnete
XXX tlir wiz tbo,l sl loy nenu,i MN.
A''I INK, No., Tx ,,,i. AZ ,,' pi'api..
nof 49,. ,VytN pY,opie VINO hrs
H. M.it, g, - my rfaH liIH,
,a, j., XXX, ,' "3''p'' VINO mat
! ~ ,.t - '' iHs 1917 ,,. go.
,...,.', l., H., ,i" ior ms 'eHt thnt
rI ny 81, Jnh,, hrs,n,,trin r.. w d'us-
ioV9d me w9f'd ill"t ne gave ms cnly be-
r.. l,vc ~ CA n,.', Tia WI % co"rsr
~ 'vf ., 90 nhi me MtH, p.ts' OF
MS 1.Ho ~, 10 !us.ha,'is tne
iaIinee tvh', ',''ss anu S,rrnsln g. 'nat,
,n, .tinl IN 1i Wv I 'ii,'s'I, ne I,I
a,einln ~ s'ifI'' '!'lrs o. ihoasnl ioi'd
~ 80. Ian f.lt i,.. IL ~ liz. ,'e'S one
H., -. ,.'ti,,,,. d, , ~ nc tii =, nlitl
-" w - '. 1911 ~, ~ ~ WE
ai'n seti a o'inehf ioVe 81 mo- hir tor
neI f,,, ,, ne We ~ mo ', ulsru tsiph OF
LIE, LIE o aa "o, ON w,t o 'is
,'pn or nus.anl III ~ WIN t. roni ms
lir Won't ai it.rF " alN"roe ia%s thi ilNolce
.',' 'n V n 1v' GHH.u''ns" o,
lN"N pi'hthS ol's nlS SnolV' on an me
firls ~ sn@ W,f'H' ~ men " anont a
sNa' WIt''uR q riN"Vee. ~ you are a
',tA "tloh 70 we women you HaIi4ed.
hn'M ,i,I'i.n'H HtleN'"s - ii'lly
'"jN, - - Htt,tt ,a. ,.t,.. - =,
l hsres nor .i,.. nt'ie srass widows ana
COS 'INNtl "'doN' tai! you S"a SNAKE
a. rileS a Ani society Is i.,.ssiy TO
Nlhinr lni T. tntrH are 700 many houses
"a Which me oiAS papy ~ puodie u"s
or q sHnaiX bltIi ~ vow are W y p9rgen
woinah W. noinns 70 say, you nave
my s5nphtny,, bu. II you haSe urrn
! laNnlNs hIouuN hoEr a.tlhs w dSoi =, niil
Npif" SUI ", tll"ililAi -utr ~ rii,pililN
| 10 ioNt nnouirs ani SHhail'' a''u itnper-
| ntely ihWnrlnE GODS laws--hcii Is your
hone as r gyrs ~, as yo ,n,d o'c TINS, ri,
! wife. said ne lreaeheT looking over
me audlrnce, ir,hn whivh ne sc, our with
| Two or three most pathetic illustrative
stories. ,>,,o... 49,, . ,
he again won't out after nan. as he said,
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Charleston. w. Nas September %, Illinois
conference Pana, H.: November Is, White
River conference, paragould, Ark; De
cember ., Florida conference. Tallahassee
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saloons are dramatically scaled. II one
salnon-iaccl Gcoreia preached can do
that much IN a week.. What ,oul1 You
members wcrr worth killn'?' lie then
save. an Illustration OF how any anti
whisky hill Is treated in the Legislature,
viosins with; rye Gono Il heap - devil
mont IN my time. hdt I've never como
down To hcin;, a member OF tn legisla-
iure." In answer 10 % supposed aet"nse
OF tho prcscn; legislature. Brother JOINT
rcpiied. Yes | know you prevented one
fight IN the STATE. and that's somcthins,
now, wny don't You stop some ether
In discussing some of the needs of wo-
men he sail
..rhc real COMMUNISTS hell fire that
the overworkel underraid women OF TINS
country.
Sam Jones took for Ills text tonlgh, that
passaSe IN Proverbs D ginning: "Becansc
have called and yc have refused" exc,
and FOR thirty minutes preachcu a sermon
Ahuunaiilg Ia sOrta.tfc quotations, poetry
and rgaphic descriptions IL was II ior-
'raituro of Goi's whir ways of c'liHg
the human SOM iNa'iT he ct'.' 80 &c
work OF Tho iri"iatry IN the Work # sal
vgtiou whcu lie its'ncl with i'th ,eet on
the growing church members that 20
work az all the church members wsrc
l,Nc YOU" he snid your rrracner would
leave town 'omorrow hut II You you'd al
81 a fob from this ,irlo OIL"
Tn sermon produced prei1,und IN
rrcsslon and hrrarehs crowded. to he
ai'nr for PRAYER p i's rlosc
AT leas, 1900 visitors from neighhorlng
towns came to the city today tenr
Snm. all incoming treins hoins loaded q
ever re,.herel in Austin erecting him a,
the tabernacle tonicht.
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County Chairman Sound Money Dem.
oarrts

CONVENTION AT EAGLE PASS
Eagle Pars. Tosas, May ie..w A. Ron
nett called tho democratic convention 10
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GrNNRAI. OBSERVATIONS.

Observations taken by United states
weather. bureau at al stations at p. m.
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chairman OF the Executive Committee Of
TeXas.
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Another song that siirs the multitude
IS when the roll - called up yonder IN
y" iheT" But II must be- admitted thur
IN" Nflt" people nltke no surh mcioGy OF
lnl~ as did the -y,J negroes last night VITA
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u RESOLUTIONS.
Those of the Senate Are Accepted by
the COnferees.

Washington. March 2S.-The confer
ecS on tn Cuban resolutions have
agreed TO accept the resolutions passed
by the senate
The senate resolutions are as fol
lows:
Resolved by the senate, the house Of
representatives cnncurrinG therein,
that. in the opinion Of congress, Il con
dition Of public war exists between
the government Of spain and the gov
eminent proclaimed, and for some
time maintained bv force of arms by
The people of cuba, ana that the lnited
States of America should maintain q
strict neutrality between the contend
ing powers. according to each ali the
rights of ~h"ligCrvutS IN the ports and
territory of the United States.
Resolved further, That the friendly
offices o. toe i'uIg'd States should tie
offered hy thc president to III" Spanish
government for t." recognition OF the
independence Of Cuba.
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Killed by an Explosion

Newark. y. j.. March 2S.-By an ex-
plosion in the Nickerson & Spence
Grease Extracting Works to-day, two
men were killed and two badly burned.
The fire resulting from the explosion
did severa, thousand dollars damage.
The killed are: Albert Ehrent, twenty
two years old. of this city; Frederick
Gallagher of Rockland. Mass. Those
injured are: James Hayes. superin-
tcndent Of the works; Charles Begler,
4 workman.
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HOINDED 10 \
4 Girl Suicides Because of
Gus stories

Butte. Mont, March 2S.-Hattie Gil
man. Il young girl At Victor, committed
suicide yesterday by poison because a
fellow named Charles Allen lad fire.
qucntly asserted that he had been
rriminally Intimate with her. She al
ways denied it. hut gossip circulated
the story until in despair sill" ended
her life. With her last breath she
begged her parents 70 believe her pure
and innocent. The ~cnlouer'S inquest
to-day demonstrated that the Girl had
been foGliy slandcred AMI bounded to
death Though Aliens false stories. he
was arrested but was taken by a mob
to TIE edge of town. given a hundred
iaShes on the back and warned never
TO retNrn 10 town.
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An Idle

The bowels act the part Of a scavenger.
as they remove much OF the de
bris. the waste effete matter Of the sys-
TEN. When they grow idle. 1t is OF the ut
most Importance that they should be i'm
PEELED TO activity. Hostetter's stomach Bit
tiers effects this desirable object without
gripping them like n drastic purgative. The
Bitters is also cfficacious for malaria, bill.
ious, dyspcptic and kidney trouble.
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Dfckey the Champion

New York, March 28.-rhe Grand
American handicap pigeon shoot was
concluded this afternoon and Orrin
Roswell Dickey Of Boston, after a
stubborn fight, won first honors, and
the DAILY silver cup. Simon Glover Of
Rochester, took second place and +.
w. Coulson of Brooklyn, secured third
honors.
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When Travelling.

take on every trip Il bottle Of Syrup Of
Figs, a ii acts most pleasantly and
cffcctually on the kidneys, liver, and
bowels, preventing fcvers. headaches,
and other forms Of sickness. For sale
in 30 cent and 81 bottles by all leading
druggists. Manufactured by the Cali,
fornia Fig Syrup Company only.
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greSS came IN the senate today in n
formal resolution offered by Mr.
Plat, proposing an adjournment Nav
>. Mr.. Tlatt said his purpose was 10
call attention at this time to the de-
STABILITY Of an early adjournment.
The resolution wa referred to the an.
preparations committee, as any deter
minptiOn as 10 Adjournment must d.
pend upon tie condition Of approDria-
ton bills. The adoption of a resolu-
ton allowing eX. President Harrison TO
receive decorations from Spain ard
Brazil was postponed by an objection
from Mr.. Allen GPop.) During the day
Mr.. GalIingcr of New Hampshire pro.
posed an amendment prohibiting the
United States or any state from Civ
ing any recognition or financial aid 10
any church 0r religious institution.
Most of the day was spent on the lcgis-
lative appropriation blll. which is
not vet completed. The paragraphs
substituting salaries for fees for Unit
ed States district attorneys ana mar
sha!S wcr" agreed to after a lengthy
discussion.
The house made rapid progress with
the naval appropriation DILL.
Washington. March 2S.-At the open
ing of the session of the house. Mr..
Heatwole U;on.. Mimi introduced the
following resolution, which was re-
ferrcd:
Whereas. in lien of our present
Inadequate hank ne aud currency sys-
TEN, it il desirable that congress have
the aid Of such recommendations as a
MOI, ~, ,t trn, ., ~, ,,aiCCiln .f ANynnpt
might be able TO offer.
Resolved. that the president is
hereby authorized to appoint nine citi-
zens, eminent in trade, political
economy and banking. TO act with the
controller of the currency as such
commission. and that such commits
sion report its conclusions TO con
gress."
The naval appropriation bill was
passed by the house without substaH-
ltial amendment. An effort was made
by the advocates of a larger increase
OF the navy than was authorized by
the bill 10 increase the number of bat
tleShipS from four To six. This in
rease was supported on the floor by
Messrs. Hanley Rep.. lnd.l. Cummings
| Dem. KY, and Johnson Rep.. Cal)
hid opl'oStu ny htSSls' boulelie, 'hdli-
man of the committee. HulicZ Ciep..
Ohio, and Robinson ORep., Pa. The
house by a large majority stood 10y the
recommendation of the committee, the
proposition for six battleships muster
ing but 81 votes against 1874. The bill
various amendments were offered but
failed.
The senate spent most of the day
on the legislative appropriation bill
but did not complete owing to Mr..
Shcrlnan'S motion TO strike out the
proposition for the change from fees
to salaries for United States district
attorneys and marshals. The subject
was debated at length but was not
voted IN.
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Why, Of

Mrs. RlOsSom-I don't understand
why daughters company should talk
in such Il boisterouS manner this even
ing.
Mr.. Blossom oh. don't worry about
EN-: they're probably having a game
of whist.-San Francisco Wave.
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The Yukon Gold Fields.

The Alaska gold fields are attracting
much attention and low rates are in effect
from 81. Paul and Minneapolis via the
Great Northern railway to Seattle and
thence by steamer to Sitka and juneau.
Write for publications and rates to +. |.
Whitney, 6. l.. and +. A, g. \. iiy., st.
Paul Mimi
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Ought TO Have --nown 1t.

Mrs. Wickwire-Dear me! Those
awful Abyssinians are not heather,
after all. 1t turns out that they are
Christians.
Mr.. Wicl6wire-Well. you ought to
have known that from the dandy fight
they put up.-Detroit Free Press.
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Just the

EInployer-How do you account for
the shortage in your account, Mr.. Mud
head?
Mudhead-I can't, sir. That's just
it. yer know; if | could account for il,
sir, it wouldn't be there, yer H ow, Sir.
San Francisco Wave.
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stick to the Old Flag

Sheboygan. Wis. March 2S.-A secret
meeting of officers OF the Salvation
Army from all the eastern part of Wis
cOnsin was held his morning and it
was unanimously decided 10 stand by
the old flag. This result was not
reached. however, until after q long
and animated discussion Of ibe ques-
ton,
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ThcN We're HOIh lnI

Observation-Disclosures. what do youk
think of this mans injuries?
Doctor-Humph! Two of them ar"
undoubtedly fatal. but as for the rest.
of them. time alone al tell.-Media
Q'a) Record.
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Washington. March %. Senator
Hills bill to remove the restrictions
against the appointment. as officers
of the army and navy. of persons who
held commissions in the regular army
or navy before the rebellion. and who
subsequently took part in the val IN
the side of the Confederacy. which
passed the senate during the height
of the excitement over the Venezuelan
boundary question, passed the house
after two hours debate with but one
dissenting vote. that of Mr.. Boutelle
of Maine. The Democrats, except
Mr.. Cummings of New York. who
spoke, as he said. las one Of 100000
Northern Democrats who fought in
the Union army" and Mr.. Wilson of
South Carolina. who was drawn into
the debate by Mr.. Boutelle, r%efrained
entirely from participation.
Although the main Cuban resolu-
tons have been recommitted to con
ference. the subject came up Incl
dentally on Mr.. Mills resolution for
the forciblc occupation Of the Island OF
Cuba i'm order to aid the Cubans in
securing local self-governnent. Mr..
Mills spoke for two hours in support
Of the resolution. He was unsparing
in his arraignment of Gen. Weyler as
an %"atrocious scoundrel and villain"
and in his recital of SPANS bloody
record in the old and new worlds. Mr..
Morgan also spoke briefly in further
support of the Cuban resolutions. MIR.
Mills resolutions went to the calendar
after the speeches. The rest OF the
day was given to the legislative ap-
preparation bill, which is not yet COM
pleted.
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WORK OF CONGRESS
r~rocecdlpHs in the senate and House
Of Representatives.

washington. March 22.-The house
after three days of debate. adopted -
resolution c~Clsuring Thomas Z. Bay
ara, ~cN-Sccretary of state and now am
ba%Sador 10 the court of ST. James.
Tor u~tteranCcs delivered in an address
TO the Boston grammar school and in
an address, before the Edinburgh phil.
oSophical institution last fail.
The first resolution. being that con-
SurinG Bayard, was passed by the
house by Il vote of $50 to II. six Dem
ocrats voting in favor and five Re-
pubiirans against it. The second reso-
luton, which expresses the general
opinion that II foreign representa-
uves should not make political or
partisan speeches, was adopted-l9l
TO 80. Five Republicans broke away
from party lines and voted against the
resolution Of cenSurp and six Demo-
Gratis voted for it.. All the Republicans
and nine Democrats voted for the sec
ond resolution. Mr.. Willis. n Itepub-
iican from Mr.. Bayard's state. made a
speech III opposition to the first reso-
luton. and Mr.. Bailey dem. Tex not
only Endorsed the resolutions hut de-
clared that a IA who delivered such
~utterances as Mr.. Bayard had was
unworthy 10 represent the United
States at any place and any time"
There was a report about the house
after the resolutions were adopted
that Ambassador Bayard would re-
sign. but close friends of the admins
tratiOn asserted positively hat there
was absolutely no foundation for the
rumors, which they did not hesitate
TO ridicule.
The house later considered the con-
tested election case Of Benoit VS.. Boat
ner. for the Fifth Louisiana district,
and the report Of the majority declar-
ing the seat vacant on account OF
fraud and intimidation at the election
was adopted-l31 to 80. Three Re-
publicanS voted for Boatncr.
The senate discussed the Cuban
question. A motion by Mr.. Morgan to
adjourn was carried-42 to %. This is
regarded by some as a defeat for the
house resolutions. but Mr.. Sherman
denies il. Mr.. Morgan introduced n
Joint resolution recognizing the bel
ligerency of the insurgents and thinks
ii will pass in preference 10 the house
resolutions.
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Any sys.cm Of Inyestment

That paws II p.out Of 81 % per day on 500 Is
worth Investigating. Our 300 Investment
system copyrighted has aid $500 per day for
months. viii you investigate II: OSBORN,
CROSBY & co. Kasota Bldg Minneapolis.
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Bacon entered Cambridge at thirteen; a
sixteen he wrote against the Aristotelea
logic: at tweuty-SiX he had completed IL
"Novum Organun."
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Burke was twcnty-siX when the Essay
on the Sublime and Beautiful' was pub
lished: l.. j. said that he began 1t tween
twenty and tweuty-UDc.
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Wagner Planned n series OF German op'
eras by the time he was twcnty-three, al
though his design was not carried out for
many years.
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>Ftr8-AllF Fits stopped free by Or. X lines Great
Nerve Restorer. No Fits after the first day 3 use
Marvellous cures. Treatise and 9: trial bottle freet
lit cases. Send TO Dr.. kline.9 3l Arch St., Phla-,Pa
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The wooden factories of this country ar
mostly located I'm New England, New Norl
Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
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For relieving Throat Diseases. Cough
and Hoarseness. use Browns Bronchia
Troches." Sold only in boxes. Avoid i'm!
~tations.
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l believe Piso's Cure is the only medicin
that will cure consumption Anna NJ. Ross
Williamsport, Pa, Nov. II, '95.
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New Zealand Is not only more sober nov
than at any other period, but 1t Is also ont
OF the most sober countries In the world.
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1t il So
that We wonder SO many will endure them. Get
IiindercOrns and see how nicely IL takes them OF.
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SILK is the strongest of all vegetable or
animal threads. II is three times as strong
as a tiaXcn thread Of the same size.
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On Jan. 1 the armies Of the world mum
bered nearly $500. 600 men.
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In proportion TO Its size. a fly walks thin
ty-five times as fast az a human being.
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1000 Farms for Sale.

Only 10 per cent Cash balance one half Crop eacl
Year or In%stalment plan. J, A. Walters.
100 4th st. So. Minneapolis, MINI
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The spring and autumn maneuvcrs OF
European armies cost over E2,OO0,U 600.
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Iowa forms for sale on crop payments, ]
per cent. cash, balance u crop yearly. unit
paid Tor. j. MULHALL, Wankegan, III.
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Hegeman's Camphor Ice with Glycerine
Cures Chapped Hands and FACE, Tender or Sore Feet
Chilblains, Piles, &c. G. q. Clark Co. New Haven, CT
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There are 1928 characters in the twenty,
four books that Charles Dickens wrote.
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The commercial value OF South Africa as
represented by Its annual trade is stated 10
be f35, OO0, 600.
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The world every year puts on Its v~ictuals
10000 worth Of pepper.
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The French people make over f65, 0OO,OG
In rearing fowls yearly.