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... AMERICAN GHOSTS. Ghosts seem to have transferred their favours from the suburbs and police-courts of London to a still more credu'ous counc)ry than our own (remarks the Globe, and thus pro- In America they are becoming a daily nuisance, and the columns ...
... AMERICAN GHOSTS. teem to have transferred their from the suburbs and police-cowls of London to • still more credulous country than our own (remarks the and thus procoeds) : In America they are becoming a daily nuisance. and the columns of leading journals ...
... BLACK AND WIIITB.—The Zulu War. Tr(T.- Consider the 71-e ant and be wise. IMMATERIAL Jors.—The pleasures of an American Ghosts' Ball. Foe LADIER Osty.—There is • talk of establishing a Bix Dap Talking Contest. Toe WARR FOR a BACOIAN.--A Ci-ga ...
... AN AMERICAN GHOST STORY. If asp farther reef were needed that dead bar haute are capable of self-denying allectitin of parent type, says the New lurk Times, the conduct nl the late Mr. Miller, of Merrittsville, Mo., would be Mr. Miller deputed this life ...
... AN AMERICAN GHOST STORY, If any further proof were needed that dead haebands are capable of self-dying .Mention of the purest type. says the New lark Tones, the conduct of the late Mr Miller. of Merrituaville. Mo would be absolutely conclusive. Mr Miller ...
... AN AMERICAN GHOST 3TORY. If any further proof were needed that dead husbands are capable of self-denpig affection of the type, says the New I ork Times, the conduct of the late Mr. Miller, of titaville, Mo., would be absolutely conclusive. Mr. Miller ...
... AN AMERICAN GHOST STORY. About a year ago (says the Detroit Free Press), a house in the western part of the city was haunted strange noises, and three or four families vacated it, one after the other, believing that a ghost was prowling round. A reporter ...
... AN AMERICAN GHOST STORY. If any further proof were needed that dead husbands are capable of self-denying affection of the purest type, says the New York Times, the conduct of the late Mr. Miller, of Merriitsville, Mo., would be absolutely conclusive. ...