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Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-01

swain carried a bouquet OF orchids which
hal beoa presented to the admiral during the
afternoon.
The police arrangements during the day
were almost perfect and at no time did the
police do better work than in getting the
crowds off the reviewing stands. The crowds
overran Madison Square park, jammed the
streets all around and made frantic efforts
to get away. Through the cross town
streets there hurried a jostling, hungry
crowd, fighting itself for any kind of car or
conveyance that would take 1t home, Yet
the crowds did not seem to diminish
Thousands came to take the places vacated
thus at the arch and the work Of the police
only enabled one set to get out and another
In
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-01
sToMACHs THAT WON'T WORK.
Digest II, Make The Head Heavy
and the Nerves Weak, Need
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.

stunrts Dyspepsta Tablets.
There is cure for dyspepsia. Sufferers
who have tried noxious nostrums will prob
ably be skepticai, but skepticism vanshes
when stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are tried.
Whether the trouble is dyspepsia of long
standing, or merely a simple case OF indi-
gestion, relief Is prompt and pronounced.
The less the trouble the fewer tablets need
be taken.
Heaviness after eating, sour stomach, as
indicated by beching, fatigue with slight
exertion, or with no exertion at all, dis
turbed sleep, nervousness, constipation, de-
preston, "blues," these things can COM
monty be set down as symptoms OF dyspep-
sia, And dyspepsia is merely indigestion In
an aggravated form.
BY promoting perfect digestion, stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets produce strong nerves.
restful refreshing sleep, pure blood and
good, sound, healthy flesh. They make the
skin clear, the eyes bright, the mind cheer
full.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are a medi-
cine and more than medicine. They digest
the food and make 1t easy OF assimilation,
and they relieve the infiamed, diseased con-
dition OF the membranous Innings and the
glands of the stomach and bowels. They
help the digestive organs over the hard
places and put them into a healthy, active
condition. They effect quick and perma-
nent cure. You don't have to continue
taking them forever, still 1t is well to have
box handy and take one at the first re-
turn of the trouble.
Perfectly well people are made sick by
eating too much, or unwholesome food, but
not II they take, a. tablet after eating
Treatment with stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
does not neeessitate dieting or any change
OF habits. They digest the proper food and
act upon the other kind in such way as to
make 1t pass off quickly and harmlessly.
You may eat and drink what you like,
when you like, and as much as you like II
you take tablet afterwards.
stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets are sold by
all druggists at soc for full sized package.
Send to f, A. Stuart Co., Marshall Mich,
for little book on stomach diseases. mailed
free,
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-01
WHY ENGLAND STILL WAITS
Britain Desires and is Confident III, Beers
Will Strike the First Bow,
FALSE ISSUES TO PROVOKE The CRISIS
Parliament ~ In n Position 90 DO
Nothing to Oppose War if IL
. wouId-Pcncemnkcr Raise
n Small Voice.


the precautions which others believe are ur-
gently demanded, 1t is Mr. Schreiner's duty
to set the public mind at rest"
According to advices from Pretoria 1t ap-
pears that the authorities there are giving
the burghers Martins. This Is mainly due
to the defective Mauser cartridges, which
are constantly bursting in the barrels and
destroying the bolt action.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-01

WASHINGTON, Sept. 30.-The Navy de-
rartment has arranged to have $50 Of the
Olympia's men take special train for Wash
ington the Pennsylvania road at Jersey
City at 915 next Monday night. They will
come in tourist seepers, which will be their
headquarters while they are in Washington,
and will leave the Tuesday following for
New York. -.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-12
A SURE CURE FOR GROUP
Twenty-6ve Years' Contant Use With
 out Failure

The first indicauoz of croup is hoarse- ness, and in a child subject to that dis ease n may be taken as sure sign os the approach of an attack. Following this hoarseness is peculiar rough cough. 1T Chamberlan's Cough Remedy IS given as soon as the child becomes hoarse, or even after the .croupy cough appe ars, it will prevent the astack. Itis used in many thousands of homes in this broad land and never disappoints the anxious m ,thers. We have yet to learn of a single instance in which it has 10, proved ef3ectusL No other prepara. ton can show such a Tecord-twenty-fve years conrant use without fai'ure. For sale by the Tombstone Drug Store.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-12

Assqurate Ball-Decembsr l5.
 Barney Ferguson in MeCsrthy's Misha2s-Dsesmber P.
 Grand Dance and Cake Walk Dec s.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-12

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Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-12
COPPER KING OF ARIZONA

Regardless of Fluctuations in the Price of Murphys in Arizona, Copper King Stock is not affected thereby There is a great distinc- tion between the Vegetable and Mineral Kingdoms. The Red Metal is still triumphant and will not be downed by Small Potatoes.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-12
BISDEE NEWS. Daily Happenings at the Great Copper Camp. Budget or Interesting Items from our Regular Cor.
 respondent.

BIssEE. Dec. II, 1889
 coPPRRINos.
 JH Buster & wits. Phoenix; H Hewitt, Los Angslss; P H MeCricksts. Nscosari < Gulf By are registered at the Norton.
 S,udebaker stands for honest work and material. The J H Jack Lumber & Brick Co. Agt nts. u Walter DouglAs. the incoming su- perintendent of of the Copper Queen, is at present in town.
 Subscriptions toward the p urchase of the memorial cups for Msssrs Ben and Lewis Williams, are coming in in avery sstisiactery manner.
 The only wagons and buggies that are always built right and run right are the Studebaber, See the J H Jack Lumber & Brick Co Agents. If Payday psssed of in an unusually quiet ms-Ber. The eirssts are almost deserted tonight.
 A heavy fog has settled over toniRh, and 1t feels e though . rain storm bshind the mist.
 The Ssndebsker wsgons, buggies carts, buck boards, sprinklers etc, ar Alwsys guaranteed. The J H Jack Lumber and Brick Co Agents. u. JH Hewett, aivance sgeLt for Cor. tone Minssrels, is in town today. The minstrsls will show here 5n the 18th. Js Mitchell. s F; Nrs. Ed Roberts Santa BsTbsra; Henry c. Gran, Ss. Louis; :Lushsr SsAbrishs. s r: art guests os she Bs.semsr.
 The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ E church are working faithfully and successfully on their church iais pro. isct, which is to take rlscs Dscsmber IF ., 18th and perhaps the l4th. The object of shis enterprise is to raise funds te pay tue balance on the so- c sts's church lots, then . suita5le buildin will be erected. The work is worthy and should com mend itself to the community.
 When you wan: a jag of gilt edr' lumber, lath, sas, doo 6, blInd- :" | brick go to the Il Jack Lunosr & Brick Co. | A grand Mssqusrsds and Prize Bell will be given on the evening of Dscem ber IS, 1899, by Lssiis T. Chase, .. the Opera House. There will be tws prizes, one for lsdies and one for gen. tlemen. Ladies prizs will consist o full ct of dishss ef 56 pies ., porce- lain. hsndsomsly decorated Gent prize s gold piece. Thess prizes vii be awarded to paStles best represents ing the character they chose.
 COMING BvEyYs The following dates have been se' |, for the Opsrs Hsuss: | Msshodist Fair-Decsmbsr F. la and IA.
 l
 Assqurate Ball-Decembsr 15.
 Barney Ferguson ip MeCsrthy' Nishaos-Deeember P,
 Grand Dance and Cake Walk Dsc a5.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-12
REBEKAHS
1 O e [

A RIzoNA LODGE, NO. I7. MEETS A every Monday evening: ALBEIT WIT TIC. C. T., P. Nj. WILLIAMS. R. S. Visiting members cordially invited.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-12
UNIFORM RANK X P
IOOF

oISPEE LODGE. NO. TO. MEETS EV. h cry Wedresday evening I. CoNsIA- BIZ, N q. EMIL MARKS. R. $. 'is- ing brothers cordially invited to attend
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-12

sso Seen Q ruaaahsouvbso Opo'Ts
  ssssS:r :ssss - - sy s.s as a.a s.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-03-30

She was shabbily dressed and her thin
lips, frm ohm aud general expression de
noted one who was always on guard and
ready for the daily battles that fate marks
out for the poor. The conductor Of The
card eyed his way through the crowd and
stood directly IN front Of her.
Fair. pleased
How mauy times do you want me TO
psy2 she quefied in def mt tone.
uevergot yonr fare. be said.
You didn't, eh2 she rfioioed angrily.
What's the reason you didhtP Don't
you dare cay you dijn'il
The conductor gfowled little and re-
treated 10 confusion.
Then tsw the woman open her glove
lees hand aud quickly transfer nickel /,
her pocket. Bhe observed tbs looks Of
surprise and said 10 d low voice:
didn't tell 20 liel | never said give
1t to him, That five cents will buy Loaf
o bread, an I've got four children. This
railway compsDy are getiing rich while
we sisrye
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-03-30

Several ladies' aud gentlemen we're rid
ing down town 10 cable car. They were
mostly strangers to one another but The
conversation becsme general,
Oae OF the ladies had been u the opers
the ri ht before snd wss loud 10 her az
prr.sions Of dIsspprovsl.
Worse than ell. che went on. thst Nine
Schroeder is IN ucb too old Tor her pert.
Her tiagina !, becoming nubesr.bIe.
Don you think 80, too2 she asked. tnrp
log 10 the aentlemsn next 10 her.
Wouldn't you rather tell this TO Mue
Sci roedsr herselii She 10 sitting beside
yop, be replied coldly.
After the general silence Which followed
the remark, The critical lady turned 10 the
sioser WITH many eopiustd apologies.
|, l. ihs, horrii criii, SCHNEIDER Who
has il q ienced my judgment coocsrnins
your singing. believe |. 10 be sbo is
slssys wn.ios ssslosi you. De must b
. mos, diserss and psdsrtie person,
H.d you ptt better tell oil this 10 M.
ssbnis LinseIit eslri, itquired Mae
5ctrosdet. he lie ell log nsf. to me,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-03-30

bostd and lbsn ;, M,ss Lss''nsr Some
THEA inpelisd him % rise sad n1icsk .
safe shich stood in eorser Of ths osii~
lie ium blei sbou,. snd 1oslIy produced
four rJ nttss ues from the Back Of Eas
l.ud,
Well. ms'su,, said NJ. Johnson. II ism
my usual way Of doing tusipsss. bat sod
there be paused, uitefly ussbls 10 81
plain nslnr. 10 hicselt When did yoa
say you could pay II bach, ms'snf
o., 90 TIE ia OF July. replied Mise
Lniintr. Ta.fs scarcely . moth. is ~
Then may expect TO zee you on the
lot Of July, ms'anf 7 ssid Mr. johnson, lay
lus down the Doies.
Certainly yen may exclaimed Nj. Lat
timer deligLtediy, Thanks. swfullyi She
stuffed the notes iolo . so'd Uou0ttd
purse aud .miled st Mr.. Johnson With oil
The innocent pleasure OF child Sbo bss
got shat he vsois. But 80 haven't ~
ragged snytbina have - l. 10 sien . ps
per or snythipss
Think, said Mr. johnson slowly. thsi
veil leave that over un,il yen pay the
money, mssm III only charge you rae
sonsble int rest for such short loan. u
course, m,sm, you'll not mention tiis
little transaction to snybody, he added.
soXionsly. We always keep these msties
quiet very quiet.
On, TO be surrl laughed tbs girl. Well,
thanks, Mr.. Johnso,, aud eoodby You'll
see me ou the lst Of July dead c'rtsin,
you know
Ga the LIT OF July Mr.. JJbnson set 10
bis oilise 10 tate OF nsrvous expectancy.
but the nervousness had nothing 10 do
with the money which vas doe from Mise
Lsttimer All the N, riiog be wsited and
oil the afternoon. aud still she came not
Aud then IS evening drew near the post
msn brought registered letter, and Mt
J Johnton opened i, and drew out Gl0 IN
notes aud fl 10 gold aud . note that
smelled OF violets.
After long time Mr.. johnson rose from
bis desk and locked up the NOES in bis
sale. Then be took the sovereign 10 bis
hand and went out into the street He
presently came to the little shop OF
WORKING Jeweler and entered II timidly,
When he came out again. the sovereign
hung on his sim pie watch chain. and his
ingers felt for it and csressed il ss IL il
lsd been live thing. And that was the
md.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-03-30

I've tlw.ys regarded woman s tht
weaker vSsfel. said the reporter. but wan,
TO say fi3ht here that Mrs. Sims is u very
rem ik hie person. dont believe she
cou Il Percheioa from Kentucky
,hoi "a bred, yet saw ber start bslky
horse tae other day after twenty men and
boys lsi been betting kicking aud cur'
log The oor brute for hall 40 hour The
penu. she used sss couple Of lamps
OF ,ugsr aud lev HAD words.
Bot T. W, iitt ysi.erd,y ths. sbe coo
sineed bs Ter great superiority. bIim,
bus II uioy, snd Tort)o. who live,
nsI, To- oabs . big b. Bstnsri. The
lso Dog bssa su usunen. through tbs
iebos. sli l1- l9gsf ose siGpl aed msl
ters By c Gsbios itfoaga board inic
slims yni Tns shole nlshbort ood
vu fee ttgsssj Ia 90 enOu TO psfi
them, Cleb, aere ftsely used, water wss
asbrA Hpo1 ihe bslIigsfetD, .nd tbs
ssD - fs ior item 10 'bresk away
o3ul &, uesr1 blocks n When Mr.,
Sims sJt ssrsJ 90 the fcene che sernef
10 ~. . sle situation i6oie sisnee. sbe
iisw 1850 be bouss. dashed ou, sgsi-. sod
.sise 81 , miauie bad the savage Ggbisr.
slinkiog swsy iron escb other.
How dds do ~
Bottle cf ammOsIs. harest tbing on
esrn TO bress ep dog 1stt. Why.
tsose tso bess,s qaii iits pet sheep. srd
The Joke Of !, 10 ibsi each dog ihisks the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-03-30
Longsst Prayer Of His Life.

1t happened. said Col. Jack Cbiuo. ths,
there were two oolorst preachers inbsbit
log cells in the penitentisry st Frsnkfort
at the same time. III remember Alright
both were sentenced for polygsny. bot
old Sam wsss Msthodist parsou, while
old Jake WAS OF the Baptist faith. II
seems that Sam had done something to
greatly offend the warden. and the punish
ment decided upon was 90 old fashioned
whipping Some weeks after the sfsir
came of R,v. Sam. whom | bad known
from boybooa, was telling me sbout IL.
didn't MUD de whippin so much.
Mars Jack. ef it hadn't been Tor de way
old Jake acted. You see dc warden he
said to me. Sam. I'se ewine to whip you.
and low de whippin will do you whole
heap nv good. I'm gwine to let old Jake
pray Ter you. and de blows will continue
to fall on your black hide while Jske's
prayer is going on When be comes TO >
fiupl stop den de punishment will like
wise end.
Land sskes. Mars Jack, l knowed II wss
oil up wild me den, for dat ignorant old
Niger never did know when it was time
to get mp OF q bis knees. De fsc' cot .
po' human beng was in distress wasn't
gwine TO make lit Of difference with
him VIII, sir, 1t was i-s like l spected
it'd be. Dey brought me out ard old
Jake, de old villuo. started in. an ! ss fast
AZ be prs ed The wsrlen come down on
me wij whip dat cut like kniie.
hev,r did want to hear prs'r oome to 40
end so bad 10 my lie. but weren't sDy
use. Evry time thought he was mos
through old Jake took fresh hold and
down come de licks rder'n ever Shore
ly II seemed TO me like be prayed smou,b
and, Mars jack. | want to tell you right
uoS dat an sot sgslnst long prsr, for
de rest Nv my lie.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-03-30
STATE NEWS.

The box factory at pi..slord 10 employ
log 70 meu. working over houre. sI1 is
erecting nsw steel covered Dry house
wilb oil The latest mproyDsb,s for dfyiog
Lumber.
Tbs e,nniog factory u Wiadsor recent
iy rtesised . oar load oi ns. 1unberipg
los oo0 iron Caie,so, Tso more car
lo,is ,rs expected to9O, sed lbs rem in
der of the millioa osps ffqalisd Il TIC
fstt.r, viii probably be made 81 lhs lac
tory. Sork o. ibe same bagipniag sboat
tbs f,si of Agtil.
Mn u Page oi hyde Park, the
q u1ht t.it..a1 Of Q s P4ge, bss fee,ir
- aet.ee VI her appointment - poslmis
zee. ils bonds bsys bseB furnished. tbs
ese,ssny r.pefs Oiled on, sad ssrl bsok
10 Wssbingtc aud 10 shtr. tiee che
slllsptsf upob ,bs cflsisl dniies.
Bslors the dlscqssfy Of ODe Minute
Cough Cure, ministers we're gresily dis
tufbed by eoughIns congregations. No er
oase Tor II nov J II xhippls. nsrebss
ter Ter Cssrs; A Il psiiibonf, Msrehes
Ter Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-03-30
Ills weather Prophet.

A certain king hsd n philosopher upon
whose judgement be depended. II hap
pened that one day the king took II into
bis head to go hunting and after summon
log bis mobiles and making preparations
be called on the philosopher and asked
him II IL would rsin. The philo sopher
told him ii woull not, aud the king set
out.
While ionrneying along be met coun
trymau with donkey. He advised them
to r.iuta "ior" said be, "it will certainly
rain They smiled and passed on BE
fore they had gone many miles, hoxever,
they had reason TO regret no, having taken
the advice, as: o heavy shower coming up
they were dreDcbed to the skin. When
they returned, the king reprimsnded the
philosopher for telling him it would be
clear wen it WAS not. i met country
man. aud he knows . great deal more
than ,on DO Tor be said 1t would rain,
vberese you s,id 1t would not.
Tue king then dismissed the phlloso
pber d sent for the conatrymau. He
roou eppeGrsd.
I II me. ssii tbs king, bow dill You
know IL wonli rainY
| did . know. said the rustic. My don
key toll me so.
And how, pray, did he tell you eo2
BY pficking up bis ears your majesty.
Tue hi0g then cent the coun,ryman a
way, snd relsisiog the donkey, placed
him 10 he Off the philosopher had
filed
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-03-30

dsy-hreak la ,se seaport tOwns u take
place on board hlhius sm ,cl. or olhs
craft owed by members Of the sect, an,
oilen 10 attended by the entire population
Of the village.
The lif6-siEe hsnte OF msn supposed
10 rspreselt bis s.tsnie msiss,y is dragged
on deck. and amid iscrs aud ear.es. fa.ieu
ed to The ysra.ltm. For some ,lme The
ngure is allowed to hang. then II is carried
three times trouni the deok OF the ersii,
snd foslly fastened to the osp.t,n OF some
convenient post, where the ofoxd proseel
TO belsbor il with olnb,. shriekiug tba,
they have killed the devil.
When the cloths are onl intl shreis aud
the hsute entirely denudel. 1posius The
block OF aoed that serves a. a head, IL is
repeatedly dipped overbosrd. and Huslly
chopped into splint,rs spd burned.
IL vas IN sn inland town th,t fret saw
the ceremony. says Mr., Mslf,ld. was
reused ircm sleep by the passing OF
bowIiue mob. dragging the form OF man
sbich tb occasionally jumped upon and
kicked. My 6rsi impressioi was that
some unfortunate wretch had incurred
their wrath, aud they were wteckins ven
eanee on him.
uurryiog on my cloths m he'd forth,
hopins TO save the body from further N uti
ls'ion a. least. Following the crowd 70
the public square saw them halt aud
bsul the body on to the limb OF a tree.
Then saw that the figure was stuffed |
aith tttas.
Quickly the bundle OF rage was iasten
ed 10 tao trunk, sticks were piled around
II, and toon the tite was blsz ng merrily |
Around this pyre danced the jisordery
erIad. uttl suddenly there was sn OK |
plosion. and the figure was blown TO
pieces. A bag Of gunpowder had been
fastened around the neck Then the Hre
w,nt down, and the hooting crowd dis
p,rssd.
Another ceremony OF this strange people
is called "Drowning the devil:" and this
is sometimes accompanied with serious
const guences. Tbs victim is a man or
woman Of inoorigble temper whom i
nelghbcr has charged With having a
devil.
A couucil OF the Obilos is called aud eyi
hence taken ss to the truth or ialsity OF
hl charge. II in the opinion OF the
board 1t has been sustained, u cay is set
sheu the victim shall be purified, and
pot is selected. This is usually 10 run
ling stream. as IL is held that the devil
'snuot stand running water.
A crowd Of worsbippers form ring
round the uniortunsts subj ect and march :,
} the etream ohspting a weird wall, Ar
iving, two OF the stronges, men force the
ictim into the water, and though he strug
les violently, they hold him undsr until
the devil goes out" "-tnat Is nutil he he
ONES quiet, aud frequently when taken
at prompt remedies have to be resorled =
0 to preveot death from drowning.
10 one or two instances tho victim per '
,hed After that the suthoritie, inter ''
.red, aud ceremonies OF this kind arc nov o'
sre and conducted much more carefully.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-03-30
To ave Up Eyey WEE.

Wei, sir. demsnied Horatio Bolliou,
Whist particular reason have You 10 offer
Tor asking mc to lot you have my dansh
ter dlsdys2
IL love her, aud she loves mr, RlgI
nald Biddlethwaite replied.
Ga, OF courses the blunt old maenste ro
Piled I've heard thtt song from halt
dozen others. That's to be taken for grant
cd. Bot what other qualifications heyo
your
i must confess, the trembling young
man answered, that am not rich, bnt |
can iruthlully cay that have no oxpen
siVe habits Idon't drink. don't "a % Bile
l don't chew tobacco, don't smoke.
don't
Hold onl the millionaire broke iD
That's eoougbl You'll do. Your bosra
and clothes won't cost much --s'e thsh
the gas you've h'.- burning lately,
What object 90 is supporting iellows
like ny other three sons-in law. who have
oil the faults you have not. / don't miad
furnishing the husbands Of my daughters
with the necesssries Of life, but do bate
TO have 10 settle the bills for their Injuries
Now. there is just one other point want
settled before give my consent.
What Is thst9 Mr., Piddlethwaite eager
ly asked.
Promis me that you will not sisft
newspaper. The others have oil tried 1t
aud | can't stand any more such eIper
ences.
Rsginsd's promise made three heart,
happy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-03-30
sidn,y Saith. rs.stte,tae

TIE late Henry Reeve, q. D.. II. q l..
'of macy years leader writer oi The Lon
don Times soi uatii hi, desth editor 81
ihe hdinents Review has nsrfa,ed mach
amnslns gossip oi The celebrities a. his
se9asinianee 10 bis Memoir. snd Core
.rondenos, The hsok cAn,nns one ersst
tsfily "a rev story Of SJdney SMITH.
Mr. Rsevo wsa dining one uisht at
house whore The other diAlinsalshed
guests ineluisi Macauley ana syape,
Smith, Mscsulsy vas at thsl time laying
society waste with bic waletspouts of
talk. People wers alssy. hars,ios ior
want OF an opportunity ot dropping a
word. and tbi, was 70, ~ exceptional oe
casiop.
al length, dinner being over, sydney
Smith, Rsese aud lew others sect away
by them selves. and immediately pot 90
the everpowerine sabjse Of NJ ciulty,
he conionnds soliIoquy aad colloaay.
said Reeve.
lie Ia book in hretcbes, saith de
clsted.
The very wossl feature in Msoluieys
character is bis appalling memory, said
Reeve.
Aye. indeed, said sydney Saith. Why
he could repeat The whole history Of yr
'uous Blueoos, Boy, 10 three volumes.
post sFo. without clip.
After ayanse, as II OF confederation, the
WITTY divine added. He should take two
'sblespooninls Of The water OF Lslhe every
morning to correct bic reiettive powers
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-03-30
Tho Chiros 81 Pu.rto Rico.

Strange t,Ies Of . curious ligion, acct
10 Poerto Rico are 'old. sys Bltshsm
ton letter 10 the Baltimore Hersld, by Rev
William MsInsid. rsiurrsd missionary.
The seol. which carefully srcludes
foreigners IL kbosn .s Cbifos. Ooe Of iis
peculiar monies is that of "nogsi0g
tbs devil"
Tbs rise 10 celebrated every Friday, st
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-03-30

Hon. 0rorse /, Peek 50 tesaiy sppfe
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ins on timssi'i
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dor.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-03-30

o'he' adnia'siettd The dose. They never
see each other row thai lsey 90 10, catl
Tier poses IS though .niiiins smmonis.
sna 'roi htistly 10 opposite directions