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171.'', - and -part of a huin,an trunk,were foun& It
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I is now. settled that the loss of life will not
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I " aitornooli to employ a1arge forbe and got.
I . zele6trical appliances for worhin 'At ni ht
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'fro in the 6fth Storey. Six bodi'6s
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. .to whom, the, ,Other coat belonged.
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. . The photograph Of--a-young—all as
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fopnd.' On' its back was written Mr. 101
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number of bundles and busines's papers
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L *ere,also ,uueakthed.' The Work-meri have
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now dug in, about Sixteen: feet from the
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sidewalk. . . . '
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I ,hall House' ' As the ,men worked'iuto and
I opened up'tbe ruing odois of burned flesh
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I . lit a sc64e willbe present . 6dbefore fiicb.
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I thajilogt.Stoutheart wilLquail.,' A uman
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bas- be: n' f .burned;
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With no trades of 'tile body.
- ` 'Two little
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heaps of . rer . ailing,
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. . effects- recognized'aq belonging ,to Robert.
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. . tral Conductors, , Ave , . -
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I . bo Tl i ed-Y-f]U-i-l-e-i-it-'JR7,,,d-"
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. . .. . L. W, Brown, f.Alleglmey, Pa, The last
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forlp Reason had d6ulitleris fled , before
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Nicholas Moran, of BeIoit,WiB
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Sprang to his feet, went to the door of his
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back1by a, violent concussion, caused by
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tile xuall 6fL And flume.
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h and started"' for
gr , abbed .his clot Ing ,
the 1lower floor; A, maili went rusLing
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through I Ale -ball,- slibutin g "I All those Who'
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want to be'g ve.d O in I
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toward the end of the hall and met several .
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w Omem rushing wildly,abopt, and 'found
others I hielpleBely
-IyWg!Cn the floor. cr ing ,
. . husbands.
for their One of these- shouted
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out ;many, 'times, t,oh, Godl Save my
child Ill She rushed frantically in to the
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games withber child anI was n
again. . On the
,MOrAn made bis-w.ay out 4
balcony, and, after throwiug his clothes to
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jumpadupoii"th6m him, I Bel , f In
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e.c ped unhurt. - .
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THE WORTH or'EACH LADDER BOUND.
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Gen. To=! Thumb, and wife Are At 'the
Planiiinton' House, feelin grateful for their
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escape. , I- fn'64r had such aflurry in all
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porter. !,, I Was Awakened by"my Wife, v ho
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a 6ne.Was knocking at- ill's idoor of
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our room.. I wildi-dazeil for a moinent, then
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got up and admitted' a police, bificle'k, who
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srnolip.And,, . was ,almost. BuffociiJbed.,-Th
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Etst #ing I.did was to Jo.ok aroull I
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" Did youlflud Pf I I
11 smiling ana.iubbing his' Chubb
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neajeat WiDdow, and. I'lound-a,''ladder
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- ,,My dear .boy, .at' that moment half a'
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million ill I 6ney wouldn't come anywhere
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reai buying, a single rou-nd of'that lad, der.
I Oooceridedl the ladder;, followed by Police.
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there being. -but one mail to, act as night
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" 7ator imati, bell. boy and
watob:man, !elei - .
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window -sills from the .'fifth' .9tory., His,:
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amma, e structures in which from,
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mventy to fifty perspina are regularly
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roasted. about ,quee 'a year, and though'
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people Shudder at the news nobody is! ever
d ng ,laws frame
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render Such tragedies impossible are evaded
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, A C , hiCagi 1 3 Aelegrana says: A-desp ,,tell
received bereihiB Afternoon sayo So. far 92
livegare known toL be lost ythe ilwaukee
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fire,'and it is feared the: number will prove,
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Near the-dook of the morgue is the naked
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form of ED *Oman, with 1 head and breast
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laid,.on the 'bare, breast, are. the gi fflplb,
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,, 11 Nora Flanigan."' The'body of" a
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Nioulan 45 years of ake, SIM uinideni fi
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h6snearib;' Sheliad,been literallyout-in
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pole andul'iltilated b the wires in hcr rnhd
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leap from the,fifth ,Storey. Her case.1s only
cue.of.-a dozen oth . . . I 1.11
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The telegraph dean .
i1ey (formerly' of. London,
Mr., W. E. W L '
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O t., Whore. his, relittiveg reside),.,la
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believed,to, have been amonk .the vibtiiVs
of the Milwaukee 'fire., Mi. Wiley* was
.ro 6utly,- Appoints the Michigan L
C 'd by
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Central its General.; .
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at the time Of-W6duesday' mitou 'Ore.
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'Mr., -Wiley was B, uui er mOng
the railroad m0n, and should he be found -to
he IdBt ther6.'will belhe gre4tes't,of Sorr
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It is utterly impos ible to even att6mpt
a descripilonbf the tdrrible scene. Upolf
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'the icy. flagston'esthe body , ofan unknown I
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man was I , covered only,with a sh" t,
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both legs broken . and. the' : skull - cleft in
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twain.L A otber'po6r fellow' had crawled.
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up the Chamber of Commerce .step.s. H.
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back was broken', and'he moaned pite6usly.- .
Still' another attempted to jump from a
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canvas, held by , willing hands, but , fie-,
ju`mped too short, arid feli with ,his : back,
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I he' ban isle* d, u ' aLl d
upou ' t n r, double p?;
Crashed I Ielgsa On the, pAvement 11 the
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.,Tile iriqueqtirl thocase o : this victinis (f
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thoi fire is Proceedirg,to-day., In'the 'y tl' a
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-61 Ahe-N,6,,;VhAll House this forenoon
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tion. AbalI1JuS-bc6n'm da46r voluute', r,
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BREACH OF
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Extraordinary Revelations of, New, York
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34' ,HURESS !'GETS $15 0j
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Becull"o t4he Will; U c'elivcd alid IDeMe'rited
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' :&.New, York t
eliegram, of last (Thursday-)
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night's date says , The Brooklyn jury in
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I the case -of Mary A Livingstone N a. Henry
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Ing, for breach of pronaise of marru,ge
and seduction, returned a verdict of
7,5,00,9 foc-the-plaiutiiff,,tlie' full amount L
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claimed. The verdict was received'with
A BOM of" Applause by the spectators
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The suit was ail extraordinary one. ,Miss
Mary.&Iice Alm6lit iLivinget I I
one, of al der,
In trOus black ey a - and menest
figure, 5 _: a
delneanok;,Was plaintiff
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I Henry,Fleming,
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Pre 11 I a PetroleumExchaoge, was
defandant. Thepl i ' '
I aintiff was accompanied
ISy'llevrilother, Mrs., E ialiila Bliss. , Both
Were richly dreB ed'in black Silk;Land th' ,
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ern a, pretty infallit 'boy", the
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Miss, Livingstone
dressed very' becomingly. Her ha r, which
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with a bit of millinery from which1drooped
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a pink feather. " Her m6ther, who retains a
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youthful appearance, Wag paiLilted"And pen-
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lei ed., ,MtHF.Livingsto,ib iri.th.edEtiighterot
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* tli6 late Judge Robert S. Livingstone, of
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. Dutchess County_ who dle,d- `Owul , Dig I much
pr6pe ty iu'this city. - in July last, wheh.
She became of age,, she iriherited a largii-
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fortune. She late.
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Living8tone, of Brooklyn She wits: ,, d.
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, Mr. Flamin- is al out 33 -.yeai6 o -1d, is tall
And Atbleiie. "
and has chestnut- lriidr aud
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light moustach - e. inherited
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A half million dollars; ' I - I I
'temples
, Miss Li iugHioue blushed tothe .
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wh il Called ms,a Witness. 11L,r incitherhad
the bAby to sleep in hor,14, arid Cast.
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. -her;y glatice &t,it,,,th6 plaintift
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'adeber wa- ' , 'Sher spoke so,
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low th" she could Scarcely be heard,'and
' eme4togfow lot and cold,,by,
her fa, --o Be' .
tdrus. She testified that She s
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o , and that she first met the plotintiff iLn..
November, 1879, At , hei home :in Totn's
- lklver-; that-beca' a--to-gee-berza-ttin:ies--
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Wlien she Wag llornelrbm-sobool,'sud thAt'
On June.12th 1881 be ropoIeA to marr
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duce-d;'d4ted Oct. 15,, -1881, ,addressed to
0 Ail bty ffamlha*."
her mother '., a#S * N I
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I .you''won' . t, catch this chicken staying home
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- People Much longer. it -, to
waitipg. fol 00 JrT" D g
fied'g6'its'%64theX9 and fXavel to Ne V QD, tile
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I DeW dool 'b - lt'B got a new beau
aL, `Collilng r0iite .
gonnecte With iailwAyi-a gtunnei* 1, tell youo
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* mc -thing of run -ming P. mite to catch a
lady, and If yc ,
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, . I t down here and expeg t me to grow, a
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,oth axe very. much inibtakell. * * Flor-
ence, Hiirryl Mra.,houg and I want for awalk
Friday, awl Wis. L. luchily chose a way that led
to where "two paths met." ItWasneartheljl .,
. 4nd Who should I apy, flying along, the railroad
track, with satchel in hand aud,ibe -speed of.a
locomoffbl buv Par& D.? , I stopped, I hesiabollt
,tated, I haile'a him usbed, I -i
h -ushed. , He
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tbre*down the 9 , , fiew'over 611 surround-,
ihg,.Obstac][6 atumblqd over A iall or two.
Finally, We b,oth feaLhed .the same sbotattho
same time., Wis. L. declares we, emiraced and
kis ed,orseeineolt6 dQ.so, Bo,. gushing was the
ineet, I g Ob, if you could. only have Been In]
bangs. I , ! L y
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Whe Hooli' bt: AlLorinon jEu4b
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Hebrew ?-,Cr1P1nl-e" 'rvftE, t -41 -mil 9c" ,
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Meetings of ih R orgarlized' Cburdh of
JeBids Christ of Lau
I er,Day S4iots occurred
,recently^ in the hall at No. 26 Union' Park
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Btreat,- slid, seymonaL were. preathed ,by
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Elder. John 'Gilberf,'of,'Fall River. TbiB
or gailizatidn Js wholl'
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Salt ,Lake.. polygamo d is
us Mormons, an
Strongly opposei to polygamous Practices,
In the Book of koinion' pol' . I I ,
ygamy is ms-
tinctly cundieriiiied in theIQ wo-r& 1, For
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there Oiall Dat n ong u'llave
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8a,Ve. it be one wifik, and. Concubines II6 shall
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ha,viinoue!' Brigham Young asserted that
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,,in- 1843 J.,)sepb:.SrDith receivc, ," -
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'atitboriZin-, polygamy, but thig ieveiati6n,
,as recorded, .was.,not 'Eisen .till'1852,'and
-Smith was kilh d -in, 1844.. In 1852 Young*
proadeedwhat be Said waS*a:CoP Q
y f the
'original, averriDg.that SMIth'S WifoE, Mina,
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Ilia fli of Anger, ba
' and that his copy was,takell long before by
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BOI me imau:"d kept under lock and key;
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Thi E mma, Smith denied to the
a assertion , 4, , .
-very last, Bay , Ing, that her, husband never
had,su h & revelation, and :never . -,
practise
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polygamy. -1 .
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This b6dy', claimin g to 'be ,the. ,original
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Mor . , has branche,B. i
Mons in this 7 State' in
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Fall River, Douglasi Plainvi
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,Attleboro), New Bedford, Dounisport- and,
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* A body U about 200
Nh Some 606
members exists --iii Providence. ,
,membersibre in the district. Siirue'1863
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missionarieB'ofth.is bod.yhava beau'at work
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-Utah,
,in 'and' % Cha,061bas-recently &
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Sal,Lake.Oity 1heheadqua'rt'e'r'Di
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of'the d - oil am n,
, B...i..ti ow.. at LAmorii,
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A Voluou luailleml Suiiclde lneath - .ill inll 1. . I
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WhO, Ai,andon I-Los*n-Growth of willil.
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.;i Will i, g tolegram-dated.. last,L4 ,Dn -
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day) night says : ,A young lad '
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A niobouglas, whose parents keeps. board. .
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jug hopSd a Point Douglas is s lid to In' -
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committed suicide on Saturday nigh't b
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Subject to fits of melancholy for some time. I I 1.
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The cause IS not assigned. ' She only lived ' , '
LtWo hours afterwards. as -was 25 , .
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_ehrs of Ag I . I .
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'A telegram from --Ut Po'rt.age this even. I
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James Jackson died hist night in jAil. The, : I
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decleased had been leadiDgA life ofv&grancy. I I
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death. ! A. subscription is being.t4'em up , ,
for -big burial expenses I I . . I
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r Winter, of Brandon, pending the . I
Sale 6f, ffeben'tures of4hilt city,,bas sue. I ;
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ceeded in making 4 . rraDgements for a three ! '
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mObibs"loAn of 00 000 fiorn the B.alik of. , I
Nova Sc6j a, , .
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of delodr,tures . I
"s been inade. with' the .
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ed to' the. cre'dit,of , the eity,, ia. Soon as.
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D. other loan of $80 000 is likely to. I
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be,made,,iVith merchants. i .
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Within the limits -of the 6it of Wi J -
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ere are, 25 - streots, with. a total Jength : I
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..about 290 miles, and l'u,irorktage-cf4i
mile
oil the'Aed'Rivei. There. are 11 miles . ., ,
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of iuilwa -siding. - - , .
y, besides some 15 Miles of
The present city.1i W'its Comprise an *area of ,, , ,
'17,774 acres, or about 25 square Doiles. It
is L. ev n
a a miles 'from 'north to'bouth and, - :
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iree and a-h'Alf nrlilds from ea at: to West.. - .
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TherB -are about- 50,060 surveyed lots, and, ' - 'i
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all thig in less than a dedade, beil]g. incorm " .
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porated in 1874. - . .1 . I . "
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ptarmigan, Lor White -geese' as .they ara, -
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,Called in Scotland, weies,ecn in The North- ' ,, - .
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at ddring-D6.-ember, &-rare occurrence I
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and th6matives Bay .a sure sign o a severe . . :
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winter, .which is. now truly being harvested. - ' , '
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An Edmonton despatch con the "I
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fi,.bmg'regefve,g-in-thA aist'ri corning'the". " - - ----- .:
catch much under Average--' - ct.;7-p-rt. -
,; and fearB Are: - I ,
entertai . ned of' destitution lamobg the . L ,
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Indiana in c6lisequebee.' . . . ,
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C r. C. - J. Brydges, Hudsion Bay .Laud- ,
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kmissioner,;reiarned yesterday fr
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- I-- --. body--found--was Qogwi6d-as- Emma-
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perilous descent Was cheered and;chgEr d'
agg`lff; - 6-: ',-h-i -,I yet-- o ched- tbO- econa-
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; labore rs. It iiI txj)ect d that, 5uo, Uill
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-r6spond---Dari ug-viiis-afterilooll's work- on-
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, -her. He sat up ii & sofa-in the hkll,of her
- -- -Ziy ---iZu-&-t6id-,TiiF-6f-'r,'iW'16-m-e.-
llol e
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,Iowa, With a,bout 4.00 members. - : ,
7-Ei der--6ilbeit's ' -'upOn--tb&-
trip. ,to England.' E[6 ,reports that the - , 11, -
- fo I r, . %, large immigia on - I
prospect ti: next ' , . 1 -
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Hager, a domestid. , James. 11. E mmest
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. story windoW he lost his balaucei and with'
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the -Newhilli 11,6,16 ruids eight little &.ps
'were
onE
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1 He a Led her -t become Ilia wife, And -she,
Serino n- was
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'.,Book of Mormon." . Morin .
on, be. said
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, season is good f reat ritain- Affd Ire- . " ,
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I . ,was, aTriorninent Dem6cratic politioiall. of
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southweaternWis nsin"',
a terrible shriek of despair he fell, a,
- I - - li. in the -very midst of 'the
. quivering eap,
of..cliaired''ll all aud. borie; fpul'idi,
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Supposing. the,e to repre&ent so m -05-y
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'b6dies
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confesHing " her ,love told,' him ,to, ask
. The' latter . Said I that
ber mother.
.,is the name of a man I
wholivea upolf this
Continent and kept a, record of
- the people
land, and Also from the Continent' I
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. . ,ing at, Battleford at from 1& L
. Beef is sell -
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A 'TIIRII,iiNG B]4 11', L' "'
wil& crowd, that wa,s still Cheering..
AilanJolipso: theMillionaire, who wati.
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taken, (, u t thi a Milk tax'
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Lliziis lAnglaTd, hi'
- d fie.loved
`sfio. had Do. 6bj ction provide
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to which he belonged. . He was the last,
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'to 14 cents' by, the. quarbei; :fresh pork ' I I
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brings, f,
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I ... S. A. Dixon, of,Chicagol -who occupieda
in, .
'into the
Carried with big [fie e. of , 'the
wife d
,died,
bumed bodies. , ..:
- ived by jump.
aite nooll from injuries recei
her honestly.. ,His said to her: . 1!-Alic
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'you- . little
prophet of his race,- and so those, records
are'called,the Book of, Mormon. Thisbook
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. 255 cents porpound prairie chickens, . , , . ,:. I
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1 2J to` O celits,eacli ;,partridg !s,,'20 to -26 -
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I gail street.. front,, gives. ,a
. room, in- Mi6bi 1.
American txpress; CO,,, ' where the' tw0"
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laid -rids by. side, turned over And.
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ng from'a Sixth story window.' -Thus far
39, b idi(;B. have, beau, Taking
girl,'arIci'must
. are now, my owp . .
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n6t In . v6 any 'one *lae.." He came to, see
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claims to be .the history of the-" d alirga of
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1611t6; whitefish, 10 to 15 060ts; oats, ,IAD - ...
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. .. thrilling 'account' of Ille fire. .11e.was --
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awl ---
I ii5g-o some glass,
. I;keinyd-byA-I:F6 crash
were I - I
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n , e ifrEi of
-till Q Ki -ss on., fo--A --I--ie..
; pi,n ed
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identified.
c-[Ti-ef-61-6-rk'g-- t ct-emou-t- of -L-1-1( )
1,
'correct
_4tt Often - and'in a few'days her mother
an -- - - '- -0--Pi-elvar-d-
4 8 e re, Ove -f.i1T.G-r5T.-dB '
God'Withibig e' t1nelij, La
oplenn this'
con nd
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the-sta-temeiitfi-ef-the-book-are-ebrrobuiated
$1 50; potatoes, $1 to $1.25. .
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-,'--LE tes.i- e vk;-B t-Bg,ttlefor.d--6.6m ' I .
. rl- he Ilo.M--,
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t4a,terli-e-, died. Mi a JiLdSou Also:
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--within a quarter of uli hour., . .
guests and 6V employees as ther6
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i ousLb6'43b6d esye in'theruius. There
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city.: Oa tha evening
Hotel' in' this ,of 11
'by discoveries
8 Of antiquitieg. , The exist. .
large
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River country records A heavy fall of,%uow : ,
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. . *as fill6d'with an impenetrable
hall
I:% v6ldm6: of smokei -filled 1
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-Tbe loss b I y the .fire is Low el ti
k , mated.at
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, are: I 95'kno.wn to be Saved ; 23 iden I tified .
alled, sentup hi
une.12nd he ,c I a cardl, and,
after tnikiDg.861ne time,:proposed a walli.
.once. of - cities and fossil ahimala in
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Central Aulerida,.'mentioned,- in l the'B6oh,
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and hard. crust in? the, s6il6ern'sectioil, and. - . A
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1,conseoldeutfy hard.w6atheir for cattle. 'The". , - I
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his room, forcing' hiin to. close; ihe dodr
pnly V 00,000, i ul n. Gilbert,,. -the
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dead and'i6 bodies Chaired beyond iolenti-
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Then he asked her to. ride - down the BIB-
of Mormon,. be
. fore their rec mt discovery
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ratichmen' were aniously- lookibg for' a, ,. -. , 'I,
: ' He then gathered, up'.1-is' clothe's and went.
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ponledian; jumped fr,oin 1 the third-storoy
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fication,.maliing the tottil loss of life, as
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vated road. They got (int'at Twenty-third
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It w tha,t the book is ace
B .0 . '' , , uratia'and help to
,chiubok to re mo ve e p -edo ' i
tb e Snow? ;lE1 a " 1 W ,- ,
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I 'into the hall', groom- about until lig, found
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wii idow wiill jAs wife iq'hi,,l'aims at about. --near
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as call be figur6d; 82. . The -worst
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str' . -that 116 "
Bet, and, she supposed was
.prove I ,
its claim .to. be 'inspired. The
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a unusual but crust on the L,now,-
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. . the way leading.6 thobank building. Coni-Ithe
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Same bine tbat Allau Johnson jumped
dow. He fell
Ye-i t-brcs. of the fire Will Hot berevealed until
the excavb-tion is''pr6ceeded 15 feet.further.
goieg,to take her to Booth's theatre..- He
first ,'edition, the took of Mormon Was ,
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:and. the
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-i'g.of,,ver'y`unusual occurrence; , 1. I
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I tinning, he Said:- - I 1. I ,.
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from the . wri) , ,on .both ,Mr.'
alad lqi . G;iberu; and the united weight of,
. d that the opeiDing ':
'It is predicts of the
complained of being hungry and wanted to
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go to a restauraPt, refusing to go .back to
ted in 1830:
prin I I he
time between t
of the record by -Moroni the'sou of
=n,
A telegram from, Portage la Prairie an- . . 1-.
nollnee- .
9 that. a Dian: namod 'McGuinness, ,
. . dark-loohiug mass of smoke envelcpiligit,
I with now and then lurid gleams lightill g up
bo b': mou cru,b d tile wifeto ,death. ,Gil-
injured... -
bert'8 head Wdti frightfully .
court in the Contra ,will reveal &.1arge. n' .
Din-
b r of'bodiee, as theAnniates of thexboms
e
:ill . a hotel,for the weal. He Opened a dloor
A into '
And the revelation -'of Joseph
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SIrnithi was hbouV1,400 years. The recorolL,
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working i 6, biscuit factorv., who baB for , , ' t
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, I the opaque cloud. The seene,was a fright..
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- : A SAD CONFESSION,; '.
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there would be forced,,by the :flames to
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it went 9, houF,zb,. and, a waiter
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brought, Horne Oysters and wine. She
,ere made on plates ba;ving the ap[,ear-,
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some time past been drinkin g ! '. 1, I
tempted 'to take', . biB ii i day 4ft , I,.
fe Y Aier er-. 1117,
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, fill- &Z . After. a, moment's, besi a -I
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But, fe w ,'of : the unfortunate inmatea
froin'thewiadows . ' tigh t
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Iun` may 8 in' ' a
th-T b 6oridition. to be
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refused to bab,or rin and 'arose to go.
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ance"of&ld, and the character was what i's
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"reforided'
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-noioni; and again last night. , Ho purch - ,I 1. vl--
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. . decided to ro. bnter the' . uilding;, in the
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:,' 7 of - Basing some, poor, crealmr.e.
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gwillt, d he ,front, entrance oil ,Michigan
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1 ' ' ' - a IS, say
recognized * ' The i girls, itiems 1V
He loch6d I
,Oor a
. 4 bc pocketed,
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,th, - k "" - ' -, -b-13, -- h- - -, --,----- --
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a
known ,,its' igyp
. . El Dian," - ELD,
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improvement wbich was roade. after the'
a 'pist6l lo 'd',d`AD, at 4, &1,Le'u:jpc'ed to.' 1. 11
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The 'refused' .
hope
. The few clothes I ha A rocov r d i:habtify
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' gh,.many'-migllt 'hiive been:
streeri, , bdtb u . ,
saved if Ad. and Bystonlafic'
; -, , knew, -of the-! fire
tilla, the hrst,-, they
wag 'when Lilleban, the engineer,' ran
e y . at e mealit
her. ' no ' harm, ibati ,..he - wag,
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peQplebameto .tbis'66iiatry They were
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commit suicide isiul .1 e to , - ,
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diEchurge !be Cltrlddge on' account -of an , ' . ,
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- puton and crawled.bacii. J met u g r ,
. I . . ons, of the helpi with a b
. ndle.iof 6 ,01Luab in
-immediate
wUtinpt at rbs6u h.ad.been inad6. At this
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up`aDd yelled to'withe up, runlo'ut and f
- Ol-
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19911, . b t littl wifel
that be.in-tc-lided:tobe boridrable with h6'
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eitbd in tile bill CumOrah, Dear
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PsN1O ra - New York and, Joseph. Smith
I my .
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irregularity. ,He returio tl tu:.the gti)re', ..
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and gaining a kbo% h -d gib liow,: d '.h ,
to ny, frge
. zm omenL i ha- litr she fell
I r,aims. Tile in
. 'te -fried
NW(J'a' Scene! of wildest confusion was'beffig.
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"vii'ticbed in the hallways ol the botel,.,men,
loW him aiid ,not waittodress. He ,gays
the halls 9warmed',with maidS, and '.he
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She begged him to lot her go'home,'bui.he
bbt , d thern by. .revelation, by -all an el'
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.the ,revolver m de`. ,los -W.y to -'Portage, , I
a
. I ack exha,usf6d, and lo.' h.r out inio.
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. . . .w,.rear por,l9n, ,
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wo men ar,d 6'ildierl rushing up and'.down
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thought they were'Coming, Consequently be'
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kept bW there all. Digbt. He took liek,a
pAit of. ibe by ho0e.: H
we -,r, mothbr ha i.
He translated.tbeno. into Englieb by ineans
'01 . :'Ur - ,
Stones called tbe Jim Aliil Thum i
WILD,
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Hotel;,and tbere hb-ot hbohelf b4-twegii. the. - , ,
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%seventh aud jghl.h-ritis Ile came' ftom "
1. . . h. e1whera I was was .not then in.
the t'
. flames, hub from the otbet re t sbeetEi,..theblindii2g!hames
. .. - sidp g
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id delise and suffocktiog. smoke'aV61ding'
am I
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andthe:roaringblam,
' "by
,inadebis. a doWn'-oyjly-,,to-fi.bdbLi,t,,Qli .e.4(i
W, Y
hindbim John Gilbert, 'th a i
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,, gbne-'to-.Phi'ltid,blphi a i.lib night before a,ii
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had not..* ' he ill at her' Step.
Three 6tber-witnasseB, said tba,t thOy -0§0
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, t a, arige i an .Ee revaaIed-t-be'p-1ate8 to
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--Wood S Oqi ,. Ou-C-1 - , .. .... , . I - -1 ' -I:-,----,-.- !, .
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2 'telegr i i -um
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. . of fire leaptil up, wiijiuu.& and fla hing. , I
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'me"t
k c efforta rushing ill
and in their1ranti a
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- Stairways and wiudows leading to Ahe fird
passed ttver,766iiif6rtLtbleDighta,ndislikely.
to continue io improve... -.Mrs. Cramcer
fath . etreturued
e1r, Henry' Bliss,, since- divorced fiom
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, them as welf -ad to "Sosoph Smith. 'Then
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they
L WinDili6g on a ,
li S turday. ::
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1 . went back a second thne "A ,another
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. 1. gid. . T -do ubt-lipow her nalme - but'She was,
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escapes, siumbling over,bodies.lying midou
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p&sB
ad. a restless.night .. And is bervoua to-
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list mother , He had beL,D- in"her room and
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had discovered Mr. Fleriiing's card. He.
heard a v6icaof God tel[iL)-- the,rh to
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ony to t a world.
bear testim, b ' ' A(terwayd-L.
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. I a, dinitig-rouip girl, and, waited o
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tablehtwhich 1'b&t-,She recognizedma,
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.s ous'on tb carpeted floo a, only to join,
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soonl'the' many prostrated forms Whom a,
day, aftbough doi tic well. Mr. Cranter
ii -qui .
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fine p!rogress- Tbe ca. r
is making It fo
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accuFedher of. having remained' away ail
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a plates were shc r WIL7
ill 1wn "to eight othe . -
usages. The Book of :Moimoll
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W-Soc, e, y with a'aohd silver tea set, -Mr, ,, .,
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Fre&,,jV1a;-lkei.zi8 magingtbepiesembatiou . --I 11
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,but .1 did not. know' her'. She was
hindifate had-toupbed. with the. dark Wing
"mes,senger,ofloath '
Oluntoers. at the exhumatiou,of the bodie.6
'of
h ight; witfi Fleiraug; .but she. refuse&t
9 peak to him and; Went to her .1 I I O
' bed. - When
I purports to
:be a rec, . '
. Ord of the tribe of Joseph -after it
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Judge Mill,tr enters politics and -will be the : -, , I
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ifthe Conservatives
. . I . 11 burned . Very -1 bAdl ' Her.'Irauda' were
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. cut, open by -fire, an I d
hallgingb ,her Side,
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of that ,Unconscious--
n6gs.: , Soon the few in the stireetshad been
the Newhall House to -day turned out a
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fi zle,.only 't v6" ei'Lizen8':,re'spo;a(ling. -1 The
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her mother Came back she td ld,,ber what
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badbappeileol, bili did So, reluctantly,, as
left Palostine, a;iid,, -it is si-guaii. that, ills
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'Hebrew Fiptufeg oorrob(" i, " it, The
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e.xt Lorney.General , I ,, I
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. . the flesh hau ing . loose. upon, .them. Her IStood
joined byihottsands' ef other citizens, who
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'regular Paid foice'hild: hard- Work. ',Two,
she bad piomieed FleoliDg.to'ba sileni 'and
gage jh ,Genesis., -xlj'
Pa's. X. . 22 20, of
I 36pelan ,'a -train marillost'a,leg,by . ,
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. I arms. And hJ ia'C too,`were.scarred and
I . I . , black With so6t. Her scatity,,cf6thing had
,96 awl'e atricken an of horrified -that
few Lad self-pos ession or'resolutidu Svffi-
.- -barked'bo(lies'-v erer'ecovered.- The:Mayior-
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, received Jay:G6uldls, cheque, 'for. 0500 ,,for'
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hehadprorhised her to inform her mother
himself and.to. tel t bar that be ' .
the,King Janoes vi,rsioi1S-1N:b6l(I t0'-Shdw
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thaib J68epb'S : desuturlaLt - would cmi-
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4n. accidenuAL'i the freight ard.-. I ., I . I . . . .
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' ,The bo6k-heeperof Butiriatyrie'k whole- . , I . I . I
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, - . I just cgughifire,. and rushing- into one of'
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the rooms I seized a Sheet, in,",
cieni-to .lend healping hand- 6ii-tho'can,':
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Vag as no w spread'to ieceive.the deapAiring
thexelief of the, sufferers, and the Western
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,Union Telegraph pheque for - $100. Tile,
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would'marry
ber AtIl o'clock that da,y, June 23rd Blid'
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-grat-e- " u!atL;-tb]0...ut,i.u,6,,,t b,,iiud-,of the- . e -,
--ey r
'la - sting- hilla " wbich inoans America.,
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sale geroery..-has.-eloped. with the Wife of
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one of the rinciptd cierk,l., The' families "
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. Aoped:hei-andcarridd her
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ones who r'i ked the terrible leap fr' 5m, the
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charitieg responded nobly, .
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wrote to Fleming as follows : . I
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,.DAfiw - '* ' - ,
N 0 , G.',i'1'1 '
6 kiii, ow shall I toll you
DauteronCin; i.,,N-iii. 3-17, a -
. peaking of
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. wereorrintimute,tdrm8,', he.booik-k6eper's : , . I
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bank to a gleilghllponWhich sb`o,,0gg placed ,
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. . and taken t6 li' ,r 'sister at tile Axtell HouIe.
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2tlwitbstandihg Ahe- immense,' crowds,
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I ain'ut vil.
terly, entirety hopeless? Bliss, do
tbathqiq,b §Aiscovcr d.it alL ., " * ,l..11eis
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osep as " ima tbmt:w
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his bib hren,'.'. ia held .to Show the. sa m*e
wif a Ili Outiario. The- % -
a i erring, i woinall, ,,, , .1
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leaves six children. The el . opera Arain'the. -
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,were not ehouoli ,who seiz!Gd',tbe
The Briti.
A Loildoii,cabiegram says ; I
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11 tell her
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State$. .
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. flame ani-d-el,t-ilr-auc ( -toF --i -v ould--ha-ve been
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canvasses to 'keep tbe'falling bodles-fr6m
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note,regardllfg Eg t , - In -b
, yp, .proposes,: ,rder
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ii,- 6id--05-uTe-6f, -TFe6W6ffi7Of
IL; I would rather die than say biae word- but
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' BODIES. ,
bica-&-i'n- m7-
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dashing'to'pieceB on the stone `walks,
dez
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Can l ,it shall bA arin,pf-ed that in time o I
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- ill'nie?, I'tisust ail to )ou.' kou.
, in itwilik
know -what would boxiglit- Are you maii.enough
of Judah and
. t]:I6' record oL Jos6ph,.and
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Coming together shall come to
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. .A. STAIRWA Y BLOCK D WITH Dr .
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so that eachleap, meant delith or shattered
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war:siblimitatiml Shall be 'placed ou `.the
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to stand byllie now that I aln ahzgra ced forever 9
Will you ha e'the heart to back on me and
,their pass,
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,Just bef6re'the gattroring of israul. Isaiii'll
p6tatoe 8 sell at Ca gary At ,5,3'a bus a '. - , " '. j
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. . Thb.serVanig.' Staliway was Ili e -,
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time during which vessels, of belligerent,
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Powers Are peri±kittB,d-t64romaI'n 1W t'ho'
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k,, me suft e ? A am.
I - ., in misery: If yo
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only here to take my .palt a little. lylitiuma will
-I'); raforriDg.'to 1,be scaled book
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had in miin& the - Book of ormon. This
There: i's; an idea pre valent, both bore an'd I I
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eh,e herej, at the' haivestv'is, earlier,in., . . ,
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I narrowl, spiral, A. iAilircasel` And of
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inflam
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di, al,.aud no troops or munibiolls.6f, war
, sbgll:be A * I
igembarked, ai.id no hostilities
li'dverwalifto be fliends with volragfidn. She,
will,shyyoubavedeceived her.. Willyou'ne ,Pr
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at Edmonton. : By, the: I I
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141-ou ztaftieer, of Nelson, 6ituAted in the ver
. course, very. . . tbe
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1 flames'reached this Part of the: hote t i
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ni appeared upon the top of a, building
the BervamtS,L
di,16 It' quarters
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will. :;bo permitted' in' the ctmal or its
'territorial
orn6 to Tom's. RiVer an*y,more ?,.,I,, Luust .,,ty
a . I -will pra'y God to let medie
good-byb'finever.
as the New .
- Testament ; - teaelles- faith i in
1he F &that and in Christ;'iepeiAaDce from
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is reason te.belieVe that.this Darrow, -sltairm .
1, . . lite'rally glutted With the bodies
way
,iopooBite
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with.a ladder in his band.', For 6, moment
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, Approaches, or anywhcre- in the'
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-water in Ebry b '
the event of t ere
What use is my life, with ibis'khowu dis,race
c"ng"gtoit? Doultbe unhind.'S,ta d.U ine
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'a 'B,
f September harvesting oppraiialliB re -.-
we, .. . .
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in. full swing - and Ahat ut: that time the 1;
. .was
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unwieldy tllibg bised in mid air
and then degeended'w'ith apras'll through, a '
,pt, evenin
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being Only onelhel.ligerept. The:recurrence .
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. f, little,'and- romember all I have givewup for
you, m'y only (laoing, ,Do I hbt,)ove-'you bobi er
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sign of and the laying on of han
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it" race iDi" I . d Li. for
of the Ile 1. .
Jy Spirit ; it show"
"th't
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Of the 11 cut by tbeAsi,and
artiD,, of a
,guest, Mr. Samuel M .'IV rl
istheor - H ' .
bears out tM a had a room on
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Dd6* of,tb'e hotel. .It. fornied. a bridue
,wi . . `,`
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'across the alley, however, and b6foi6- it
0 emergency resembling the hite
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rebellion.ig provided for by a clause except-
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thaobonor, vixtuiJ, 1.iothei all?9%is isth6.
trtlth, E o holp -`ooi
Ine c, "t' .'a"s w'tl "
whether heart is I
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Ch irch 'i.,the'sa
ame AS that of the early
gr a wits a great I , '..''
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deal oi it wag'. ripe. f. . I
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into
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became Bteddy in its position tL ioman, had'
"' Measures e - t from
' for th 'deferjce,af'Eg'yp
mi brokL oi- not
- - iug did iio' co'rde ` *
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` Mr.,Flot aa he had'pro:,
ChristialaChurch.' The p%sEage, Joha..x.'
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the.hall; which was blk6k ivith Smoke, uild,
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crossed over"into the hoiel. ., Tbe6 ai iol'
e:m ll
the' cheere 6f''the.multituaa bo,low, th
strictions.
th'e .bci,e re - Every power Shall
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be bound ta b th ' : o a
ear . e 99.qt' f ill immediate
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. Iniged'ili,st night.. The . I- next.day slia-wrote
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ta h n at, 9. West Twerity-fourtla
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of this fold,11 etei, relates to the'people on
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' ' 'd stor ,of patience ' ' '' ,
' La'y by a goo. . I but. be . - ::,
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. - .- - '. at.allarrowItair-way, Nor'kDowirigwher a
ragged the 'helpless creatures 'acroiss- the
.d;
fully' dozen
re ainof,an y'-d'66idge its .vessels cause in
the Canal. Eg I
ypt, shall,take all Measilkies
street
r1le She :bad called, only to find him
whe . 1
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this tiontildent. .'Christ came to ibis Conti.
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bout and & 'mission ber ,
pu e to,put it .w oil Ind it., . , -1 1. . I I ,
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rescued., They were all Of them in -their
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ill her powm to en', drc4 th conditions
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abaeut., -with her
. , Of a, scene that she' had
mother'she wrote, 'ba, i, 'Would
performed JUN(, as
He did in I Palestine,. and` a record oj tl[IM4
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eircoutitiaked a,'girl, w 0
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ell DtheS, and miny wekt badly frozen
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befoi e they could bo-taiken to shelter.
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f Mpoised upon, ships of power.,
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.using the'caual, .Xo foaifi atlous. are to
ca;ual or in it, ; i,it ,
ba erected oil the: Vic
breakherheartifil tvin,
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would, she thought, li: ke her desperate]
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mi's oil is.ih the Book Of, kor
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A woman in a dead taint, unable to bell)
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,N othing in the .aigrdemerlt sha 11 be c,ii
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strilo d to curtail sibe: territorial rights of.:
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wicked. She adds - - - ".
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Bp trite, lleu, don't. put. otil be hi me. on a
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A ual weddirlg' cetemofiy Was quietly
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. . k and hurried down
. . swung her on his - ba .
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. . . another flight. .Th smoke was stifling. and
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herself" in ,any par ticulax'i wad driiggpd
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Across in Safety. -But at One time, -the
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hqypt; further than .expressly' -;,
ii Itipulated
'The ' note declares the quep. on, of , the
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,,Yotiiaq,,gii!]'s.ghouldoi-s-tbebiir(laiI istodheayy.
, I My whul& futni-o lies in your hh d
iu,tz, ' s -to
it or mar itoA
performed at the Archiepi6copal residenco
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thisIcity, 1996 Sumday, the particulars of
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... the,flames Were growing hot. Almosbde-.
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. , ,., SP, iing'of ever reaching the outside, Mr:
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on 'his back,:
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whole of her body:was bADgi qver ,clear .
D9
oillrd ladder while the brave "man hold
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Suppression of slavery and slave tradilig
-one -Wbich:1 the British Goveintilent has
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heart, id'it
you'claboso,' and God forgive
You k4ou.,t6ar it.'Your fe'eliiigs. towaxii me I can
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ODIYJUdge of from- your words4-:1nine t6wmi-d'
you are as true as heaven; Which 'I L
- aye almost
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. w4iuh -re b.],y -`ailepub ic to -day. Tile,
bride is Miss, Lizz;e - . 1. ,
1. McDonald; Nvbo for
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. g in - g0hAitid -over- - So in 6: -dead,- bodies i .. -befo,*
a Bil .
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her by one of,her ankles. -.Tbetorowd
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held, ibeir - b,readiin ' ,iuLiit :of.maVik,ing-the, E'nediveto,t ke,steps -7'-""..,.
will iiii
Deffell at at , as no oppor-,
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ha b'een a
eleveil'y 8 -Sister .. Of,,charity..
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Previous to igd6Hiig'tb& - World She ivas &.'
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. It many, and being
., , , :4able , -:10 limself, '
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. : . dild
. . his. . Aurden - fell headlong
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tb-e-fo6t'of the stairs '
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pecLing ' every Imoment to 66 6e Ifidder,
e'ak ben6ilth:.. the' teriible
turnOver or, br I
Strain. The man, however,. was ;equal, to
theemerkeDdy,abd by.a herculean 'effort ,
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to:attnin that end., I . I .
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An.Obtawatelegrarnsa,yW: Sonlemobtlas-
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":4- On JuDe, - the'23'ra, be Called but she did
not see. biM.- She wd than. sent :to ills
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0011,Dcry. Afterahe c'ame,back be in
.et her
in the streeti but she refused to i4p6
. ak--to-
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belle in kociety.116ra, beautliful abol'acccim '
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pliahed.1 The groom is Patrick Moore, of
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Wabbiogto n, And, *-the story, of their love
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'arid the ycung si
tster's life is rather roman-,
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. . n out in safety. " It -is
I ment they w;'re'ta4e
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. . know a's the Servants' stairway-
1 1 . n that it, w o far as
leBeended,.abd p
that 'Mr. Martin c ,
lder bridge. and ,a
pulled her up. on the slei I
fiDall,y placed her out'of dabger .whillb
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theotowd, which had endured tile, most
iampol.X611y, of this 6i
go a young Man .t.3 "
foullabist itibala-
throug4
, ,eeth fallio:4 out I . I
tion of sulphur funies while , employed in
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birn, -116 asked her Whether' glib
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angiy, anA Bbo'bold himthat sbe' ferlu a g6od
, 1q;hu LU Ue -f
ftn *- - Thai! -wening he called,
tic, She entered the order of .tile Sistem
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when about , t*ointy years
- bf- Charity I
, ofake, and during her ,sisterhood was an_.,
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DOW 'be is fbe-billy. -person who gOt-
. . . known
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. of the house in that way. if
. -out
painful . auspenge for full ly ,tell minutes, --E4
fter 'round ' f
buist forth with,, round a 0
I On examirif
ddy'o Wit0i factory. iiioh by'
.a dentist it wks also discovered his j'aw.
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Attd said that,he barl' bted like "a loafer,
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and that be had, cdme,.td his beftei'seDses
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6ag6d at differerit.times ill teaching music
At - Aeminarie ' " i -Mobile,
a n: ,, Milwaukee
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bones ;iieke decaying from tbe game cause.
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and would Make bar his, wife and marry
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'Chicago and Mount Do Sales, Baltiu.ipi Fe.
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. . Dople now ask what
. tha. lower stories, p,
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Aiust have been on the fiffil mud Sixth
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All ;, hi j teeth xtitucied, but tile
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progress of decay n6t being stopped,,
ber Boon,. but-be,did not 9PVcifY an'Y time.
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Ile expressed much sorrow fpi wbatl:I6 had
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Several ypam go she became seriously ill,,
and.ber fathekPoletaitled- from,
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.As ,already stated',- ,F. Antisil6l,
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ipal lessee, bas gd '.b er the!,
, a
Montreal ourgeod -wag-mcongialteil; and the.
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done, ana.s4id that he- would rnalc6 eVery.
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thing 'called L
pormi8sion
thdb ur ch authbritie8 lo remove herrllollj6 - :
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- I ftori was made by anybody to waken'tbe
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priyAc I .. .1 , , & d'::
terrible affair'.' ' He rila' uP
,ided th ,
I i ter deii. at one of:tl.ie upper,j%w
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- rigilb. He 1yejuently after
'that,
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She was iii ior, a ]or,- time d '
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servants, and only a few of,4be guests had
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an , , f their &tfiger until tbGir
warningo
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Micbigv . ,n Sal . eat moaning and crying 11,01i
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bones Should be remoVed and repW
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a silver plate.. Mr. Kelly under,,ent the
and treated her,lovingly. When sbe
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uilgled him to marry Let amd"Bi've her from
covering,at firef.diii,
. quDeed h,or-iritcu'tion.
of-retUrI1iDgtb.,*hes raLrhood. Her 'father'
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.1 .-transoms fell in by reasori ,of ihe heat of
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God 1! Who iiet fhL b fire I"', 0 ve r'
oh, my . ,
iris head Was black cloth. He. held 019,
op6 ionl which wits. succeAsfuliv !per. 1
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04grac&, lie, begged for time, saying that
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became ill, however, aDd she Dursed him
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Apparatus and luie 1,1VOZ. dZ"c2-,5 - ---- 1,
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band :he6venward as if iIJViAiT)g divine bid-
hody
.T d medictil ,he
fdrined. hirty-two doctors an
students Witnessed the Operation. Mr.
-had business broubles .
,:and. had to'com ,
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inulll'Catff. , iffr-hia parents. He gave
back to-licalth. tl en she welit to YiHit a
fribnd.in,WAshington,. where she.,.rnet Mr.
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Whed he came to the maugled of one
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of, his guests hia ravirg4 w6re'pitifill-in '
Kelly hiDs r6turned home ,and i "d *
is olug as
I'M. a, ,we6k
her A to* pa
j* bar, 'expeliaes,
'He
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Moom Friendbbip ripened into' love
almost instantly - ,
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';reisults oYE?3 . ,
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the 6.ktreme All effort6 tcl,s6otbe bil - .
W611 .as could be 6x06ct'cd' under the cir '
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continued to go to see he r u.
util May,_
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-1882 -d-d a, rib-g-TrIF marriage business
-aLe-v,unDUd.e,d-tjj. le.a.v -th e- ai , -
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'ation. ibat effoc
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-a-t -d `1116--Td-t1 1b LIVul?" -?nal S; , , - ,
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-- 1-st6od-by-then-&
ribleiucinbratibu. "I BavV the five girls leap
. ay rbcb, Br r -r a 0 , ,
Ha i — 8 irin.time.
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a to
calved wilispen t, though
Still remaining a devoted .member of,the
Zopesa aa eve.iy, da7 necess t, iA .
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to their dettth, down, ill the alle 'y, but the '
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Comn6enting on.tbe-disftstOr the No
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.Tr, ,litilit lit ili"firil'Aiun.14-
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r,fu ,d Ao mi1riy'bei, . and said that he
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vv,ould.lake. i
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Chuiioli, And wai married,by a -C AiAi
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priest. -Baltimore. despateh to' ilhi 11a. dell) hia
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It acts gentir a nd, ,s peedll,Tr in . J
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p,yli6U,3bj9ss- , ,
mostawfu view was one
. after . Miss Chellis. stood by a wi'ndo ,
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York lt raldl says : There is something
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wrong with 1 the divilizati
In , -of the Prisons And 'Asyl
beting ums - Aid
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AgsoeiationtiligoVOM119 Secretary QabI6.
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MiBB Livingstone oondu! ted herself. with
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gtba,t raddeaty on the, stand. At times she
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aslie, SickHeadacl2e, Distro, S,af , , I /.
f.e.r Eat.6g,`Wind , .
Ahefourtiffloovin niglit
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. I fa6e A.11 , round her .were
pv6le as death.
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possible, to !,have- more than. one such.
I 'd':, Oilok, ty-f9fir. parish jails, ,,two Only
Sal
broke into trais, and then she hung- her
It"hag been, suppoSed that a cowls, mis-
on tlie St'0112a&)- - , 1.
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calamity in a generation. One :should
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till iippressicm that would onford6yboolig--kept
In on];'eight'
have printedfules sure liuch
will , ;1M--Cqr.
,as, p!event frauds
head -and for':,'a' short. time would not look
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Sion 0 n earth was to raise calves, to give
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milk,without' kicking and to Scare women.
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Back,l VVant OfAppetite, Want ol . . i
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skywatd, and she
I Shasta which waved I .
.. seemed like a ghost looking out upoli the,
make',
repetition impossible.
provisions .to render I I
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eighteen in 'and, women are somet'
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- The defendant's . counsel introduced a
This supposition*is wrong. AqoIqrqd.ffian
, .L0,DV Spi.dts'; poul Sto 12,7
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I dupthrough''W',that
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those events do not impress our peop a
hold up hands In
placed in'the same cell. One jail IS 9, pen
of logs ' wit,hoult a, door, and Clio prisoners
letter to. Mr.'Fleming - frorn Miss Living.,
atonal dated .,Nov. 21, 1881 She says in
'beavent
in Kentucky lbas il, COW -that, in aadiii0ii-To
ts enumerated above, is
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rids off till, diziplus "h7le, .regitlates "
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(Trade of pen and women looke
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the gyrating sparka,borror-stri6ken at't 6
a .
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diamay , tB.
E6t:thb story'ot 8 anidh bull figh
'hole
are li)Wersd into and lifted out through a 'this
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loiter, I, So help me I 'will
isapable,of Serving as a eaddle h6rse, a pack
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th e B 6 w,els, &.6 d ki. ves t ojw :to. '*th 6a .1.1
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vr1iole s ,'stezii. '
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I awftIl'sacrified About to be- offered. It.
All society, with a kind of maudlin Irbkror
in the top.. !Many of the'prisorl'ars are
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never give\you up, and if, yo'u ,do'so, to m6
Mule and a draft horse. These excellences
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it to yorz.t ,..
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- was not long before -the firo leaped, upon
in 'its soul; 1 enforces the enactment - of
too loathsome for description, Andfifteen.of
God fordivo you, for you would have more
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possessed in"Kentia.phy by,a'll.a.nimalother1r)
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-ruggist and got ajOcent Sample, I
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-------her And shrouded be;ti from viewill a N
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statutes to preverl t the . torture of a, puppy
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. the jails are, report.6d as places,of boisterous,
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to answer for than you are :aware
of." *
The following,' letter ', intro-
a, blue grass'llorge are indeed notice- -
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-Lle far 75 centq , anj , :1
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I Z-dw ocriffrbog sens .- &-a
lug AWWf , eless.
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