1111.. 11, NO. 41.
\ 7 A7 ‘—A ‘ c r l
gout/1 glam-all: gullmrl
on Lil EN llllil'l‘ ll IIRS. I'i‘cprictnm
Chill 1”. l.\' “Sl‘lNTINI‘Il.” IlL'lIJlINll.
\l‘ .\ utmnvo! 9111.sz
lbw. \ tan: .it'.‘ no i Nix lleisviis $1.110
SlVilii l‘iil‘tk‘. A (‘i s‘rs.
:z‘iius si‘iili‘i‘m' IN .\Il\‘.\X( E.
Terms of .\il\l‘l‘llulli8i
. in '. 2.0. 'i n im 1‘ 0111 law». iv...»
1 Woo‘ g' ii "3.11 $1.10 31m pm 3:111 {11'
2 “ 3'” 1m 4 '35 :1?“ 1m Ll ‘11 two
‘ ‘v 7 ‘3": 5W 5'0 7 ‘1‘ 1111-1 115." 1..“
i Inn :5) x m c‘ 50‘ - an 11ml” {117111 ‘ cut-‘1
2 4 m _ l!) n «.1 1:111 :1 m is m '21 iii
! Von “-1 tami' ism 1.‘m":~.-.’in”'"w’fi“1
n u ‘3 1x) 1mm, ism cam 5111 min 71.1)
D “ 1'3 ‘0 an m :1 at ‘l‘.’ «.1 5;. m "ii in gm 1‘)
I! u’ “15“» .13.!) {311“ Til ill Lil ill
1'11“ .11 l"
M..." 13-. still lb'xizliu inwrrrd guru inii~i1
{w .v \h‘ 1-0- 1.». i 0211- pr! .lllu
‘ - ti .1' ‘Ilr H v ”5111- at Swiiz‘: Xuru 1 3.11.- m».
11ml 1210-1 “.itll'r
B A 'I' H S.
PAKULSKI BROS.
52.11;. lil‘..'.T';.ilil§ i.’..‘L.’.llLT‘
Four Fine Bath Rooms,
Wirii liiil‘ .uni'uui \l'uitn.
-.1 mill, in
“i i" ’M 1' him! up n th 1hr mun mini-W“
. "v!- “.1113 1.: ll thc alum in:
Hair l‘iittiiig and Shining.
A- l 99‘“: . 1.. lrli-ls in-
. uh"?!
iiinflldllll} rinpi.._v0d m
l‘i illlV‘l'. u 'h wwrul )van I tin-rims. ,.
- ’11 the rvmetx- and w‘ll rvrnuvr 3.121?
« 111514, tiigvvw 1:: =1.1..< S" at at}. blur is;
' « 2.1 l’\kl'l.NKl llRllTllHlin
..,r.\ 'wrll Jii‘yiiil 3“”
Saitli litiiiiall 837111111
BANK!
v.1 Norman. (‘1 _ ”maul: [\w 01%!
U “I"! lr- 91-111 s m . uni from i to i p.
u I <1 1‘11 3111.1 i'ki‘IHl‘J‘ l’rnin ii to I
grin-awn ll 1“ on Deposits.
l‘ .li.l§\‘ l‘ Kl.\'. P"! A SULMXNYL Vito l‘h‘ot.
.liiilN H K\‘.\l’P. 5'0 Mid Thus. wily
“.H'
pm, v
.lncnb NI. Ln .v to n,
I‘ll-c. Mile and Accident
Insurance Agt
Ni i'I‘A ll‘.’ I’ll 111.410.
ltcnl Butane nnd llon-c Agent,
\THAMflIII‘ 'l‘li'lib‘ll‘s. FUREIUS UltAE'I‘S.
Plilllll TRRlllE ERR RRDRll‘lRE
M It. JUSEI’I I I\' ELI .I'Ill.
\Vlin It.“ had )1 an of l‘\lx'rll‘lll‘l‘ in _\'l w ank. 11 ill
visit Nunnilk 11nd Ninth Nnrunlk 1111011 11 iii-0k in it! .
tend to All -iu'h \iurk liEI'AllllNi. .\ 51-13-111 l \
All (\hli‘h ll‘li .ii 111N- nfl'tu- ilr .‘luiili )'- _\'i~\\'- Rooms.
Norwalk. will rtx‘i‘ur prompt nth-11111111.
l'. (l Arlilri-u. linx 1725. liriilgi-lmri, i‘min.
Hilsdon’s Market
Mn! 51' . Ailyoininx L‘oiign-gniiunal L'huri li
FISH, FRUIT, VEGETABLES
And Canned Good-
(ll’ All. KINDS
7 Dion )1 INN.
Merchant Tailor.
NURW ALK. FUNK.
The host l‘liiths rind lllt‘ Must l‘i'rfi'i'l Fit
“'urriiiitml. 413.3 tf
Dentistry
li‘lIAXli'l‘. ll\'.\'l"l‘.
l
l|--i.'i—t .1. xiii“ i.k .1111:
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l \l-IWKlllh 1'. , ill 1
‘lli: l.l’\‘e‘l l .t~!: l‘!‘ 1" Evan. 11H: ‘3'. 111.1.
N - l '1 izgw lnr v \‘rfltl 1.; ! try '1. .11..<111;1n~mtu»
nostril ntti...n..i11.~...1.-1...1.-..1;..;.1.40.. Meiiixid
»: l'.i.~uiii_-v. X111» 1:}.
Upon Ih‘cningu. . W _.
WOOD .s (ilXUNG,
ilonsc, Sign
& Ornamental
PAINTERS.
l'iip0r lliiugcr. lililll‘ 1', “Pill ll"l‘
Etc.
,,-_ .crfliw
imLLINGs BROS.
CARRIAGE MAKERS
A11) stylcnl' 1.1,;lttni llt'.l\)’ “'Oi'L built
It) itl‘ili 1'.
All Kuhl.‘ of ll‘qnu'ri'iw l‘1'umplly .llli'nilcd
:1...
\"llhinzlon Qlfoolg OpPOIHG l’ 0. i‘ A \ll 1|1_\‘1.\ 3 1' “1'1 1 [51 .1
k“. sot’i‘it NURWAIJ‘K. CONN. No 8 MRX'CIIRII 8'3‘00'
AND
JELLY TUMBLERS
.tt Wliiilcsitlc
iitid lichtil iit
E. K. LOCKWOOD’S
GRMBRIES
A'l‘
allll MEATS
'I‘HE 0L1) STAJND OF
T. Burr Guyer 8‘ Son.
SPRING-WOOD.
All orders tilled promptly.
City folk s
find it to their advantage to trade with us.
Give us a trial.
séifiiéiii, v... nil; (-1. &
Ilarli'ord Railroad.
Fl‘ll NEW YORK illilNll RAFT
I: 4711.111 \l'u-h‘muii llx l in 11 in Ila-inn Ex
451‘. " F.“ r0... 1. '1': " Miiiiilui'il Sp
3‘ H Exp -- ‘..’vi N ll Milk.
71'.“ “ .‘\|lillll> IA. k fut " N H \\'ii_1-
5.50 " y‘rrulip 'l 'Jl “ lbw-inn Ex
ll '3‘ Arrmn. 111 H K II \\'.-1y.
7 'ii .-\i'<'i>1u ll "1 " “'1. Mi |.;\_
7 45 Luml Ex. l.I ii p. 111.. Ills-11111 Ex.
‘Jzill 1.1.1 1ll FA l.i.‘l " h'p‘mli Id \\'11)'
93V. Act-uni "J 11 " liminn Ex.
W :H ' Lm'ul I“..\ l.l-'l " Ni'u purl I'l\.
ll iIi “ l.n(’.‘ll In ll'J N H. Wu».
l ‘3‘ p. 111.. Ari-1.111. '1 i‘.‘ I‘lxpn-u
2 Fill " l‘prn-u til: .\' I.\'11\'.
4:111 Expn'n-. lift-'1 np‘cili lll \‘11y
3.1} Aunui '| I'.‘ K II \Viiy.
.‘1 ‘Jl Ni upurt I'Z.\ ll ll.’i .\ihuii- l".\
Ii l" Exprvsn it -.'~ " I'm-11m lix
113:. .'\l‘(‘iill\. 11 {iii -- Bin-tun Ex.
:1 1s . . Exprvuu
0 ll Milk Train
"-71 Hi'unn s
0: Si'siuiu.
limiuii Ex
l'.‘ t. ii. In . \\‘nuh‘u1uu Ex 1 fill 11 in .
1:16 “ I‘lxpn-n. .HJIl N. ll Milk
.'\ In “ Ex Irr-- 1] 3‘ p in . llllnlllll |i.\
9-121» 111.. Md ' 'l‘rzi’iii 11.511 - Ito-inn llx
'EIWNY 0 RK
11 RW’AL K.
We Still Adhere to Low Rates
FARE RNLY 35 UTS.
lin‘l'lth‘lllN 'l'li‘l\'l".'l‘ 'l‘il Nl".\\' \‘llllK
AN!) lilil’l‘l'liN.
'50 Cents.
'l‘ln- l‘n’ni'iir .1111] N \ it \‘w 11111
1
A d. e 1 p h i
\\ .11 .141. sliiiili Nurw 11k. r1. 1} 11111r11.11-_;, iniiiidtiu
I‘\|'l'l‘ll‘ll‘ 111
.50 i \l .1111 zirrtvul 11! ".11 llihliiiii 11111! New
U 11111 lrulii- “\‘lllllilllL' \\til 11 11v l'ui '1‘: ll H .1001
v' l‘11.iuu 3111-1 1.111 B. l‘ u . 111111 from tum of
;:r. nit-mt. l2 11.1110, 01- u. ii>\\'lii"l‘
l\li S1 lllil.\‘ \\ lll 'h0 lrll 11 fur lluulniry li‘fiHll" ll
.. l‘.‘ 1' :1 ,11111! thc \411 ll£|\l‘ll 114111. going l‘llvl IR“!!-
-- 1 :1 ._ l1»: Ilrimldm I .11 111k. 11.0 li'iiltuu l‘rxii' :11 tho
1,. ..l .f111- pti-r I'm-rt. ~r~ . uii pmrur-i 5.11in and
l"\i'll‘t4 (lulu-ts l-r all ~i.1t..m- illl 1hr- l‘nubury
h‘u i-wl Ill lhx 1.1111 1 ll - i‘llli i .111 tlic lmu'
:yl'uswiiyv h and “1.511.141“ mvcvi-d 111 will from
1 11,-...” 11 S-iulli V ll“ ill. l’l:l\'li of. ‘1uixv
l.‘i Fri ~l11m 111~ writ ii .111 linlril .1! 111i l\i\1:lz
r . g
\\ In! 1- N l ’l‘()l)ll(‘l'i~
\\ iv‘lll‘lltu‘ lit 11ml“. Y"-'lliflr 111p: hum-011 \nru 1.1.-
Ili .gi-iiiil \‘cn \ «irk l“lk‘l"lll nu 1‘lVi‘ll from 11111! til
ll\v i‘wl :11 the frvlglil lli‘le “Fill“ llunhiiri 11111! 5111
\\.lil\ H.11lriiuill‘ui all “1.111111”,Ilsoihi-hhepuiiy ltnil
rinnl
:yi“h'pi~i-i;il iirriiiigwiuvtiis for liviulii Ill
and fin-111 Now York 01111 bc Illilllr‘ With
this 11110 It) pi-r (1011!. 10s» lliiiii by ilic mil-
\Ilil {until . .vuiulm ~l1ullll 3| 11.111— plump
.11. :1. H1" mph-st llllrhu' iii-‘v
All pi~'-ui1-. uni lurhid 'l'llu‘llltf iiiiy til llll' l'nl'
..iti.l iif'liil
i5.
plu‘vumi u! lh0 lmuisiil lllll liiiu on m.
1n\..i'rull10rcul.
’ , ._._.
Don 1 Forget It.
To 'l‘iilw l'tiiii' ll iiils till
'l‘lll‘ 5101111101
\ .ll ER I (‘ l' s.
011 1110 duuli ur 11p pus-11:0 11nd u |\l‘ 1111 lmur iii tho
I 1} int liiiaiinu 111 |lil ivlii‘i 'l‘lJ
lliaitl ail Spacious Restaurant
1111 llll‘ Flf‘lllll‘ r .\llltl'\ 11~ 1~ 111 'l10 Low 01 t'.1lv.ii "111111
1111 lili‘
EUROPEAN PLAN.
ill 2:11‘1Irli'i
111.111..»1
Allilllll‘l‘ llciliictliiii.
Till“ sczisoii (‘Uli‘li‘lilil 11nd TEA
.uohl 11t."10 I‘0r t‘up.
l"\i‘rlllllll',3 llt‘i i'l.1‘~. iilid llii» licfil in tho
will in:
A llll 01‘01‘1 thing 01pm
A. R. Al‘Kl'lll'l‘. Stiiwnril.
HOLLQND’S
ConfectionerY
I“I‘(‘I‘|I. l‘urc 11nd i‘luflcc
iit iiiuilvi'ntc 11110011
0! inir on 11 iii.11111l:1i'liii'0, :11 \\ l1ulc-11l0 iiiid rclnll
prmv-
Ul'lt U\\'.\' sl l'llllllili (gl'Ald'l‘Y HI“
Mixed i‘nmly nt '201'. Pound
l‘liiii'i'licn iiiiil l-‘iwliviilu r-iipplii-(l 111 quuiiliiii-u, 111 n
lihi-iul iliwiiiini.
NEW aounsi
F.H.Na.sh&Bros
Ibivi- just “‘i‘vh'r‘ll 11 110w 111.611! Hoods in (‘rni-ki-ry.
tilihsvi my. Majolica. Jupuuc~-- iiiid Bolicmiuii Goods.
.\‘0\\ Iiylvs of
Range. and. .tovou.
and rnmplrtc furuiiurc for 1l10 mum. A Inn-.10 stock
cl l'liiiu. Decorated 11nd Flaulpl‘l
TINWARE.
(h.- 1! lmiii tho furturv. Tlii iwmlln' and .lohbiiic iii
Ali-inl- by cxpcriruccd workmvn. tilty Wiitci put in
at the lumv-t rutuu. o I sold at lower rulcu lluill
cvvr before oi ‘
P. H. Nash 6r. Bros.
NO MORE ROUND SHOULDERS!
rL-rmnn.
t. This knee iniu paculiucovnctlouwsll the
Wood
lost Po» Pro. ms
8;”): exp-ads the chest and gives {no prlflllm
rings.
8. It hops the shoulder! poi-feed vulgar.
i. It relic“:- bcck i and unloads-ail smut by
5
Id of 1 Chest akin supporter
canbl
so
WW1: .11.: win madam down; «and»
succumb. ‘
lllamvdhmt any immodest-a win'evcr
Indium s new item bouncer.
s. rthnbbwmww: unfair Lidia.
mm— walrus-um
and (but Im
“I. was mt...
80L‘Tll NO IQW‘ALK
DEPOT Restaurant!
A _BUI.KLEY. PRUI‘RIE’I‘OR.
ll wing pim‘hnwd llm uhovc n-uiniirout of l liiii‘lcs
M. 'l‘ils‘ki‘l‘. l main-c1111“: iintliy ridlruuil irnvclvrn and
the public generally that lshuli km-pn full rupply .1!
Home Made Pastry.
lii sdditiou to rcgulu hill of hire.
NORWALK llysttiis iii‘all Styles.
Fruits at all Kinds
IN TIIRIR SEASON.
Bottlcd Milk by the glass, clean and pure.
Evvrytlnng Ere-1h sod Clem. Give on u call. 15331:
HANUFACTURED BY
The Pccossct Iron Works,
indomm.mrou.
GlPSY FLRWER Pll'l‘
row ‘alo by
1111 1.11111. 1111111.
. rat-so... lo. MCI-80‘ ’00-
”subsumed-tol- . . . mm“
, ._ mmlg- "fil'k-‘JV '- ., ti , was” ” a. ‘
_M.g- , m « - * nun..n’ “mm.
A m.himm
W
.K, CONN, lVEDNESDAY, AUGUST10,1881.
W
.e‘fivfl
WHOLE NO. 561.
I“()B
l * l i ll l
i ‘ A u ‘I v i ll ,I
”aura/gm. Sciatica, Lumbogo,
Backus/1a, Soronass of the Chest, Gaul,
Quins], Sore Throat, Swell/n s and
Sprains, Burns and Sea 11 ,
General Bodily Pains.
Tool/1. for and Headache, Froslad Feel
and Ears, and all allior Pains
and lchas.
h"- l‘l‘l'lllil'fillr-ll on curih cqiiiilr \‘1 limits (“1 1..
u "If". aura. uuipli'uiiil clamp l“\li'rlllll Iii-11.101
A iriul cumils but ihu cniiipui'utivrly lrlllliiF 11111111)
of .50 i'culu. llllil cvury 1-111- siiilrriuu with piliii
ciiii huiu clnup 111ml pmiiivc proof of ru- chum.
liircctiuiln 1’11 lilcviiii luuuimgm
SOLD BY ALL DEUGGIS‘I‘S AND DEALERS I!
MEDICINE.
A.VOGELER 8t. 00..
_ (lawman. 1.1.. v. 9- A
a”
,.,-.,..__I ‘ -
>1; . . c
Q ~ . i1a—35D0s0s
’35 (till-N. -:\ Mutliers‘
'2 1‘ lur slccplcu and irritable
i l‘llili‘l‘ll. 'l'hc lx‘ci 1pc of Old ll'.
1 ll . licc ll'illll Yllni‘phiiic. 31111
|"" \"n‘iytii‘. l‘tiriiiiilaptililishcd
. .111 lwttlc. l'ur l“l:1111lt~1ii‘y,
1111.1: lllt‘ 111ml. Siiiir Htoumi li,
l il.~llllt'é\\‘ ll'iiiiii», and lliwn
‘ ’. liil\\l lw, (‘ustul‘lit h.utl1cl.11p~
. . m .1111' .ll‘lli’lt‘ dispcuscd hy
l‘i
dSH-‘l-ONIC
A I'urimiiod Purifier of tho Syn-tom.
|
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- u'.
w'im Wm} Mi
m. 1.. 1...... '1.- ..:.:‘.5.jiuicuvn.v.'
.l 1.11-11‘1.
l '1' liiillgcstiun. .lliil llyspcpsin.
' 1' L‘llllY lvlllllx i-t I.i\i‘l‘ Cinn-
pl;i.iii, I111} 1.111: .iziil llltiiii\(‘l'l\lll‘ll
lllunil. :2..l llillili\ll.il llL‘lJllgC-
11:111. .1111 l.il.illl ll‘liirll lll‘llllllY, .lllll
t r lliilliliiip up the \\'L.ll\, Ash-
'l‘iiuli' lx \lllllllllk \ 1‘ t lillwl [villiiipl
and i i-rtniii “~111le \it ll(‘\'lh(‘ll. In
I-L'. lll.lu>llli‘~,7-'li1'l.',*‘,.‘ \liiillli‘x',
{:1 \ll (‘llll‘il l'l.\~-vi.111\ :tllil
1 Hit... 1,iilwiilii tliwtm 1.1 it»!
' l111.i1,\i:".l *\ Elllivili \\ill1 lull
i il:1‘;j ~i\ lul‘.l.’~. .11 ()ll(‘-llllll
ll lil1lll 1'11‘, l.1iilli\ lil 5.111111-
1 \ 1111- ii Fillil l1}. luv... 1.,
(.'.1' “i ll ll ll1\\t'\ .\ l 11., .11» l'iv
\l. ,\. 1' '
ENTAUR
[Lniment
'l‘lic must Puu’l‘l‘l‘ul.
i‘cuctruilug‘ and l’uln-rclicvlng
ri-iiictly i-i'i-r ilt‘Vth‘il liy 111.111. li.
sootlics l‘.iiii, it alloys i111l.iiuiii.‘itiuu,
it hcdls Wounds, and it cures
RHEUMATISM,
Hciut 10:1,. Luinbugo. Sculd s,
"urns. Still‘ Joints, Unis. Swou-
lugs. Frost bltvs, Qulnscy. Suit
'lhcuiu, Itch. Sprnlus, (kills, .llltl
luuncncss l‘i'oiu tiny ciiusc. Silt-
lcrc1sf1'uii
PAIN IN THE BACK,
l-‘ovur Sun-11. lirupliunm lirukcn
Ilrmutn, i-miiriictcd ('ui‘ds. N011.
rulgin, l'ulsyurdlsluunti-d lli 1b.;
::idoiv11ci‘soflmrscu.pl:1iiit‘1.. 1111-.
I‘iaiiirs.1i1crcl1ant<s and proltwslunnl
l‘ 11:1 i‘l'\".\'llCl'(‘.lll‘.llC i1151_vi11:,th.1t
l‘llN'l‘AUil I l.\‘l if "T‘! 1‘
.1ini.~ ri‘~llcl‘ whi'n 11 l 11' l 1111.
-1‘.'- Ill“ lv' 'l‘ ' . :1 ml} :n'u-
.‘. i i.
-» -~ . ::.:-;r~':v;m¢:.x
‘Agcnls “flint-ed for the
REVISED NEW TESTAMENT
An 10111111 by the 1110111 eminent scholars of Eugluud
"Illl .‘.l|\l‘I‘ll‘il. Hal/”rho Prior 0" (Nina-110711151!!! Eng.
lish Mul'ou. l.iirg0typc,l‘1110u uiipur-calvndi-n-ii .u
pcr. I‘litglllll binding. A scpairzitc ('mupwhmsli'o Ills.
my 157‘ (ha lllhh and ii .Triuialiillmh. rirluiliiig a full
the Now Richie». given to whim-11w”,
SPIN stamp
ammo!
Bruit 0 sure for "mints evcr cll‘urvd.
for particulars at (1111‘s.
the Henry Bill Maniifiwhirhu: (10'.
5'01 ivlch. (‘utlll
“Nina nod Enrich” the Blood. Tone.
up the System. Makes the “loci:
Strong. Builds up the Broken-
dovvn. invigorates the
Brain. Mid
—GURES——
Dylpo sis. Nervous Affectiom.00n-
ordPDobility. Nostalgia, Fever
sud Aguo.Pa.ra.1 sis.Chronio
Dion-boa. Bo' Dropsy.
Rumors, Female Com-
phiiits, Liver Com-
plaint. Remittont
Fever, 3nd
111.1. clauses ORIGINATING In It no sun
or THE attics, on accouwimso av
DEBIUTV OR A Low STATE
(1‘ THE SlSTEM.
PERWlllN SYRUP
s ' wwwhiuvmmm
133M Wing M.
Vflfirndlé‘éhhifhdamolmw
B OMB Oil 0 la
hzdmmmblwwcumt’ ”a:
m ". [0'13 if“ ' If
, KI , H .
.ms—n
Libby and seven Plncu.
L(‘orn\1-pcinluiicc l'lilhnh-lphlu Thin-11.]
Passing out. Muin strcct the placard
“\Vushiugton uud Luyfuyettc‘s headquar-
ters" on usmull stouc house, with re.-
volutionory slant. of roof. caused 11 halt,
but an object of kecucr interest sat in
sight 11 square below on the James. and
thither we want. This was Libby Prison.
(1 squat. building of brick, iin ugly ware-
house sort of place. the top of which
looked hot“. even in the early morning sun.
The prison walls are full of windows. but.
thcy arc traversed with cobwebs of iron
and the whole moss is so low pitched
uud altogether so suggestivcof 11 mod
that its removal would be the taking
away of what appeared to be an eyesore.
Yt‘t the sign. “The Southern Fertilizing
Company" over one of its doorways, and
the passing to Mid fro on the wharf near
by of sweating stevodores. who pulled
their pipes and cracked their jokes. servvs
touring thc mind away from tho post
iiiid illl f00liug is lost in tho cmuiiionpliuc
of tho strcct.
lliclinioiid is full of things to 11111k0
11110 lurry. 11nd what with shipping tit
tli0 1"0d01'111l‘i'iiictvi‘y. 1111 \\'illi1uiisliurg
I‘ii-iil. \\'l\|‘l‘l' 542 known and 8.7142 1111-
lillii“ ii I'iiiou soldiiirs M0 in grass plots.
ilutioil with blocks of griui'itc nhd fi'iiigtd
\vitli llowcr-i, it gut in ho ll o'clilick lit-fore
w0 iipproiichvd th0 buttlc-liclil. Hl‘Vt‘Il
iiiiliwi Hint of tlic city. “‘0 inlm'cd in 11
slow log. for the rum! wus suiiiliy. As we
llt'Ill'i'il llll' pliivr of iiit0r0st ll thought
tliiiv iiiiist hc more liki- m-vlui million
thiiii Hi'\t‘ll piiii-s oii lhc liulllevlli-ld. Thu
llllll'> grcw lll thick “'Ulith‘éiIlIIiI upon
tl1~11' siinmth brown shutti-rs coin-ring ilic
gl'iilllitl lii‘lli'illll tlicm t|10 siign glistiiiis
iill diiy lung. The liclds uri- lcv‘ltl ziud now
mostly fiillow. lly llli‘ roiiilsidii “1‘0 umnll
trim-s iiiid lniiuhcs. 11nd within sight of Sov-
011 l‘iims \\ 0 uiiilIi-d iiir liulcniid with the
lli‘l‘fllllli‘ of Wild YUM i tliiit tiodlili'l pious-
1iiitly 1111 i-ilhcr liuuil.
51:11‘13'1-15145‘ AN]!nl'.\'lth‘I-‘.ll',‘\llr~'.
.lt tli0 pniut wliitlu-r wo \i'ci'ii_ bound 11
lliig lliinti-d iilnm- :1 1.111110 of llll’tililt‘n', uiid
coming in Niiiii .\lil0riv.1-| “'0 found our-
.vu-lvvs in front of tho .\':iiiiiii:il ll‘ctiictcry,
hiiiiil0t of 8011-11
11110 looks
which is the
l'if'i‘H. 'l‘hc first thing lhiil
0111wa M is 11 row of sum“ lll‘llllllIQ' pincs
s0v011111 llll‘lllu'l‘, lliiit stiiiid iiliing llit‘
("'llllll‘..' \‘villl. Whi-ii thc hiuilu was
fuiiglil.nii 1110 List duy of Hwy, 1562.
lllt'l‘i‘ giiiw by this hlllll 0v011piiiii lll‘i‘ll‘
iiliwi from this 11110 stiiiiip. Thin-.0 briiiichu
gitn- il10 lm'iilily its 11111110. Th0
f.iiiii111.~ shootslini0disiipp0iii‘i-d and not Mi
lliil
Lyni‘
(Il‘illlllil
chi‘ll
llllli'll ii~ lli0 i‘imls 111'0 ilisi‘uvi-rithlu.
11'1110 iigii hhll‘l‘lil‘i‘l‘l'l'
brought m-vmi liill0 piii0s from tho woods
wl10r0 tlivy uuw llll‘l\i‘. iiiit lii'owii iiiid
scaly of trunk iiud dark gi'vcii l'iiliiigc.
Ni'vmi (‘l‘lllll'H liiic tho titlicr sidc of ”10 mud
llll'l‘l'll)‘ opponitu 11nd sti‘iiiig0 to my. 3101'.
011 llilllhi‘h‘ clustci'iiig iirouiid, iiiukc tip
thc lllllt‘ \ illiigi- of 8011-11 I'iii0s. It is un-
Ollll‘l‘l‘lihl‘ iii "\\'0 or“ si‘\'0li"wll10 sud
fltdll'y we urn-d to rend in our rung-sung
\\'.i)‘ in tho school books of lung “git.
Num- but 1110 ['1111111 sulilii-i‘s w01~0 hurivd
i11tli0 l‘tllll‘ll‘l‘)‘. which cuiitiiius the bum-s
of INST 111011 of whom only 150 M0 known
by muiic. It is nit-01y kcpt 11nd 01'01‘y-
thing about thu pliicc. from hm-pcr llsir-
1-,1\\-‘.-iludg0t.o lli0 fiii'tlicr i-ilgcs of thc
11 ‘1‘0 llllil n qiuirtcr grass phit. is trim and
heat. A hcdg0 runs iiround tl10 ciiclusiirc
11nd hcsidiis tlic pint-s thc grow contains
iiiiiiiy iiiupli- uud culdr tr00. Roses, pinks
gumniuiiis. blanks and thc spircu bloom
uniting tli0 gl‘liYi‘H. whilc thc uupcriiiicud-
3111‘s mother culled “the dcvils walking
stit'lsmstiiuds sentry 110111‘ the gtitc. Tho
visitor fccls llkl‘ rolling in tho gross and
making 11 {011st of tho pr0uy picturc. Tho
air is vooluud frugmiit. Imvcliucss hangs
about tho spot.
1111x115 i‘xiii‘k T111". ll].Al'KIlEIlR\' luuAns
llut. what u contrast win-n. uudcr the
guidiiucc of 1111 obliging neighbor. one
\viilksufi-w hundred yards upihc \\'il-
liziiiisliui‘g l‘iilltl, crosses u (‘lll'll'lll‘lil and
Sllllilt‘llly trips ovci‘ u skiilcton huud thrust
out from u piitch of lll‘llll‘lll Tho fi'iciids
of llll‘ 111011 who i'cst below tlic blossoms
tlicrc in tli0 cciiicti-i‘y won; the men who
lii- niidcr thc lu‘hii‘s hcr0 in the field lost.
Thc first is Victory. thv lust. dcfcut. Ilciith
czuucto lllt‘ victims of bulb, hut in this
licld is dciuli with dcsoliition.
Th0 iicighhurs uiiy tliiit llli' bunmi of two
hundrcd Silllllli‘l‘ll soldiers r0uiuiti 111 this
lield. 11 port of the ’I‘igncr. or Twin Housu
property. now occupied by furmcr R. II.
Kuhn. When on the 31st of May. John-
ston beat Crissy back upon Couch and
split the lutter‘s division in twain it was
not until the attacking thousands suffered
yt‘ill‘fl
sides of the house. The only safe place
appeared to be the well. The brave wo-
man scizcd hur children as if for sacrifice
tied them to the bucket and lowered them
into the well. there they remained
throughout the day. But- she could not
get down thowcll. and yet save herself.
She must for the children‘s sake. In this
extremity she thought; of the protection of
feather beds and with quick fingers sewed
herself into her get ‘e-downed armor, re-
maining therc safely until the storm had
passed. In like manner Captain John
Eucho saved his bacon, at his house near
the Seven Pines store. The tall sycamore!
that surrounded the Eacho place during
the battlc are there now, while the Seven
Pines farm house. east of the cemetery
still shows its bullet-punctured ‘weather
boarding.
A FEW s'rurs To FAIR OAKS.
The. neighbors svem not to comprehend
when one, hegli s to ask them questions
concerning the “Fair Oaks battlefield,"
for whi'e Northern writers speak of the
battle as fought there tho fight is locally
known iii-i the Seven Pines. Fair Oaks
station, on the lichmond and York Rutl-
rmid is within easy rifle shot of the Seven
I'uics Ccinctcry. A man with long legs,
——cv0u oiic of McClellan‘s veterans-could
iruvcl hctwveu tho two points in five min-
utcs. especially as in the days of yorc, if
behind thc runner was it rough and ready
rcbcl with 11 gun. The interveniugbclt of
land is now in the timber, much of
which has grown up since the battle. A
Ft‘llt‘l'iil rcdoubt is well preccrved in one
hit of woods and the nun-ks of rifle-pits
maybe 110011 occasionally. Issuing from
the woods w0 0111110 to a little building
uscd for u railroad station, and crossing
tl10 ruilrmsd, were soon rusting in a grove
of oaks that are fair indiied. The oaks.
numbcr thirty-three. They stand in front
of 11 farm house and their ucoru shells are
“Within 1 ovcr the yard. 'I‘hcrc are no
murks of lighting about the house, but. in
its rear. whcr ~ bravo old Sumner. who
siiill'cd the liiittli- from tho other side of
t‘liii'kuluiiiiiiiy. lli'c lllllt’S away. put him-
still up 11s it Sllli‘lll fur the army. there
111'0 tl‘i-cu tliul w01c killcd by shells and
olhcr 0vidi iicus of th0 strugglc.
It is growing dark as we approach
llii-hniuud from thc Iliuiovcr road. and the
lust thing sci-11 before Cullll‘lg in the limits
of thc slri‘ct lamp is in k( oping with the
ulijm‘ls iii-011 during ihc day‘s trip-a fort
in ..1iiis. lii thc twl‘ ght this pilc .cems
u prong thi11g——fui'inidiil)lc. indced. with
cl0iir-out hunks of rcd i‘iil‘tll. its pcrfcct
singliis 11nd ditch. s [but still nrc fil‘cd
with wutcr. Ilut gcltiiig closer ouc secs
tho! it is unfiuigi dwn mud hill, without
11 gin-f 'un uiid without 11 p.111.
‘l—_
. - . ‘r
lu'cplnu on Account.
ll' 0\'01y iiiistriss of nfiimily 11 :uulmncd
11 iiuinlwr of small iiccouiit-lmoks or clui
0110 lurgu 0110’. iii a rcckoniug of all outgo-
iugs fillil incomiiigs of her purse. and on
iiivi-iitniy of her lious0huld posse-wions,
“‘0 think shc would soon reap the bcnclit
of it.
It is d0sirublc, howcvcr, tluit one should
have 1111 account of ouc‘s expenses. small
as thcy muy I10: nothing so soon teaches
one how to spcnd us looking ovcr that lit,-
110 book and 500111: how one haul spent.
As 0110 looks til t .c llgur0s bcfors him, it
is natural to think whnthcr he has paid
too much for this or that: one gets into
tho liiibit of consulting the ” price cur-
rciit. “ in tlic weekly newspaper and com-
piiriiig it with the pages of the book, one
linds out whctlicr thc pricc of commodi-
tlcii varies from week to wcck. and learns
the mason why. and gets into the habit
of knowing whcu it is the cheapest, time
to buy such mid such on article: and
prcscntly grocer and butcher and baker
and all the rest of them. and good min
though they may be, they do their best.
rill human nature does when it is under
strict and lawful olscrvuliou.
Moreover. it is a service that one really
owcs to those with whom one dea‘s, for
this lltilc account kept at home releaves
them from all suspicion of overcharge
and wrong. and is fur from giving offense
to lili honest man. It causcs him to feel
sui'c of one bill at “‘1le which is not to be
disputed.
It. is not with 0110‘s trades-people alone,
though. [but it Id host to kccp tlii small
rt-ckuuiugs: they arc of equal value \ ' h
ouc's self in uccouut with the family.
The mistress who uses 11 book with 11 list
of her bed-linen 11nd her table-linen,“
her towels. rollers. clusters, dish-cloths,
lump-clothes and the like, of her silver,
glass, china, and cutlery in daily use.
when she takes her book and compares it
sivcrely. A Georgian regiment that
swept past Taguer farm house came. at
adnublc quick and with fierce cuergy.
down upon Casey‘s left. They were met
by volley after volley, and quiw two hun-
dred since that tiny bus shipt in the field
which they entm'i-l with such stcrn front
and bi'uvi- strides. Th0 part of the field
nearest. Sevcu Pines is now a. pine thicket.
Along the edge of of this thicket and
along the line whsrc underbrush skirts
11 piccc of cleared loud I saw blotches of
\veedcovercd earth in which; as former
Kuhn assured me. wow the bones of
many men. In plowing across this field,
three months ago. Mr. Kuhn frequently
came ucrosss thigh bones. shoulder blades
ribs and small parts of skeletons. Seeing
a largo bone he would take it and hold it
until he hud reached the end of the row
whcrc other bones Wei-c. In this way it
comes that the bleaching things liv ticker
along the fences than elsewhcrc. Icount-
ed adozcn clumps of blackberry briars
and by kicking up the sod saw under each
evidence that the field is of the nature
of a graveyard. Where com isn‘t grow-
ing round-about, grow nettles, herd grass
smart. gross and summer. weeds. Little
boys going from Seven Pines to the Twin
House place after dusk walk cautiously
until they reach the place in the road op.
posits the spot of skeletons and than they
scumper down the road as though the
old boy were after them hot-footed and
with his forked toil unfurled.
Mention of the difficulty under which
the Seven Pines small boy labors when
tragedy of the Tlgner children.
it!
night. comrato bring to mind the local
At the
0 sin of the battle the giants mixed or the. toe unduly depressed. thereby
ugh ofher by the throat, so quickly and catching upon my inequality in 2‘:
wrestled with such immediate violence. ground, it my be solely ,
even iecv'ug their hcol marks in the unless the mind is lavender! for show
hard earth of her yard, that Mrs. Tig- ntherthon use. We my dd, for your;
not was unable to escape. ,Whot could selves. that , have ridden mailing
ohmic? mlcoold'rhoohiid‘m an? Wmfififl
’ “myth ‘
with the actual amount to be found, is
really mistress, and not a. mere conven-
ience of her servants. She knows what
and where her possi ssions are, and ser-
vants will soon learn that they must take
care of them or make them good, and
cloths will not be thrown into the fire lu-
stcad o: the wash-tub. napkins will not.
be used to wire cups and saucers. glow ‘-
11nd chins will not be dekaI and laid to
the cm, with the freedom that often pre-
vails wherc no strict. watch is maintained.
The time iiuctlnd for the necessary com.
paint-ion. be it weekly 11‘ monthly, is half
an hour if one goes about it in real corn-
Gill.
If any of our readers who are house-
kocpcrs have never used this method of
keeping oven with the incomes, wc would
odvisc‘ them to give it. a trial. If it. is a
little trouble, it iso great deal of pleu-
urc in its way. and in the end a great den!
of comfort. Careless and slovenly people
may laugh at them for prlmcuess and pre-
cision, but the laugh is always for those
that win.
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“or-cs'l‘lnn Stumble.
——
In the matter of stumbling, Capt. Hayes
[in his new book “Riding on the FM sud
Across Country] goes into this theoiy,
drawing distinctions that moy be vtry
serviceable. He exploits: thus there on
two kinds of rumbling. One is rally
dangerous. when the horse is either weak
in the fore-legs, r clamped in the cotton
or with the physgul defect of two ctr-night
shoulders. But when stumbling arises
from the knees being inmfllclently bout
weighing takes place.
\-
focted; but that what we chiefly objected
to was that. in cos ; when they wer nerv-
our, each trip led rlmost invariably to a
succession of others. That such stumbling
comes of a. slovenly manner of going
there can be no doubt. It happens com-
paratively seldom in exhilarating weather
or when the horse has been brought fresh
out of the stable: but when listless and
languid, or when fatigue begins to tell,
than you are quickly made aware of his
condition by his plundering. Cuptuin
Hoyes‘ chapters on flat racing, steeple
chasing and raining will be read with in-
tercst even by curator-es. He backs up
his own opinions and experiences on those
subjects by communications from well
known trainers and jockeys. As to giving
orders in a race, his ideas seam to us very
sensible. With a. young hand instruction
may be necessary; but if the jocky be a
fairly good one, the riding should beleft
to his own discretion. It is impossible to
foresee all possible circumstances, and de~
oision must be taken on the spur of the
moment. As for starting, he calls atten-
tion to the necessity for “getting 03" as
quickly as possible—a mutlsr in which,
though it is obviously of paramount im-
portance, some people would appear to be
strangely indifferent. As he says, “what-
ever distance is lost at the start must be
made up when the horses are galloping,
at which time tho effort to regain the
lost lengths may very possibly be equiva-
lent to throwing away an advantage of in
many pounds."—-Solmvlay Review.
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“'lllil'illnl a Box,
A dog-light sends the pulse of a village
up to 130. and a foot-race or a knock-
down will almost restore gray hairs to
to their original color; but for real excite-
ment, let a man come along in from of a
tavern about sundown driving a hog.
“Hay. where are you going 'r“
"Going to sell this hog.“
“Hold on a minute! How much does he
weigh ?“
“Oh ! about 9‘25.“
"You‘re off; he won‘t go over 200.‘
Even; chair in would on the instant.
Evci y cy0 is fustcncd on the hog rooting
in the gutter. 9 id every man flutters him-
self that he can guess within 11 pound of
the porkcr‘s weight.
“ That hog wi pu" down jist exactly
195 pounds,“ says the blacksmith after a
long squint.
“£10 vvcu‘t go an ounce over INS." adds
the cooper.
“I‘ve got a $2 bill that says that hog
will kick at 210." says the hardware man.
"You must be wild." says the grocer;
“ I can‘t see over 150 pounds of meat
there.“
Twenty mcu trkc 11 wr‘k around the
porkcr, and squint and shakv their heads
and look wise. but thebwuer lln.1lly says
“If he don‘t go 0‘ ‘1' 920 I shall for! that
I am no guesser.“
“Over 2“0 '. If that hog weighs over 91-11
I‘ll twat this crowd!“ exclaims tho uwnrr
of the ‘bus line
"'I dunno ‘bout that." muses tho ‘Squirc
who is on his way to the grocery ultcr
buttcr. “Some hugs wcigh more and
some 1 ss. “'hut breed is this hog?“
“Berkshire.“ '
“Well. I‘ve sreu some 0‘ them Berk-
shcers that; weighed liken load of sand,
and then again I‘ve seen ‘em where they
was all skin and bones. Has anybody
guessed that this hog will weigh 600 ll“
“No."
““‘ell, that‘s a leetle steep, but I‘ve
kinder got my idea on 250.“
By this time the crowd has increased
to an hundred and the excitement is in-
tense. Tho ‘Squire lays a half dollar on
950. and the owner of the hog rakes in
several bets on “bctwceucfle and 225."
The porkcr is driven to the hay scales,
and the silence is almost painfu‘ as the
“Two hundred and twenty-three !" calls
the weigher.
Growls and lumenmtious smite the
evening air, and stake holders pass over
the wagers to the lucky silencers. chief of
whom is the owner of thé hog.
““7811, I‘m clear beat out,“ says the
’Squire. “I felt dead sure he would
Weigh over 800.“
“Oh, I knew you were all way off,“ ex-
plains the guilcless owner. Whe
weighrd hi ' t pped at _
exact] ' .. {and Ikncw he couldn't have
picked up or lost over a pound l“
*—
Vi not in Sold at Ilse Crops.
Grasshoppers are destroying the out
crop in parts of Berkshire county, I‘enu.
The outlook in Nebraska for corn cud
small grain was never so promising,
and former: are happy.
Between the drought and the cal :plllu's
in Georgia, corn and cotton will, it is said,
II UMORO US.
Little Johnny—toy pistol—bib! booml.
——docmr——Icck-jaw-—under the willows-
pistol carefully laid aside for the next.—
-——-——-ooo————-
Billy the Kid was not the son of Wil-
liam the goat. Indeed, no one ever knew
whose son he was and now they will care
less. ‘
—————¢.——-——-—
The Uincinatti Gaze/tic openly and wick-
edly advises the female sex to hang I.
limb on either side of the bicycle and :ZJe
to health and glory. And its editor '5 a
deacon at that.
———-—OOO--—-—
The farmers of New Jersey have de-
clu-ed war against the English sparrow“
Why don‘t take someone their size—tho
native mosquito for instance.—-Elmfra
Free Pram
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The Oil City Derrick says that: “Men
ore like type. They frequently nukes
poor impregion, and are often locked up
and a number of them eventually find
their way to the hell-box.
M‘-
Chincse barber-s shave without lather
and cut a fellows hair left handed.
-—-——-——Qoo .. . .-
The man who invented toe toy cap pis~
tol is evidently spending the heated sec.-
sou at some fashionable watering place.
-——-OOO——-
There was a bad ludiau—r. filmma-
Who nevcr would my what he‘d dioux:
Iili our night on the hill.
llv caught Tom and Bill.
And sliced off the rcilp of lh" .ionx.
The husband of Barnum's fat wom: 11,
who weighs 498, has one consolation. .He
knows that no other fellow will ever get
his arm around her.
k <00 _.__..
There is no half way business with Cin-
cinnati. \Vhen a woman wears a bus-
tle she furnishes a roost for three boys
and a market basket. '
«woo
No Guam—“Are you going to the
ocean?“ "No, 111111 tint 3.0111; 11.11..“-
ocean: I detest the motion: but my his; :
has a notion of going to the occur. by ti..-
way 6f Goscheu.“—— Yonls‘fl's Sliili'smm.
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To TAKE Trip 11111.15 on:
The evening star its vapr lump
Above the west hiid lit.
And dusky curtains of 1110 night
“'crc following ovcr it.
He scizcd hcr waist and clasped her hand.
And tvild his talcnf love:
He 0.1llcd her every tciiilcr name.
“My dor‘ing." “iliic and “doch
A tremor shook her fairy form.
Her cycs hogan tn blink
Ilci' pulse rose to a hundred. and
She cried. " I think—d lliinkr~"
He sighed. “You think you love me 1’" for
His soul was on the rock.
1 lb. no‘" she vclli d. “I think a I‘m;1
ls crawling down my buck."
.0. -
ii “111;: Ill- tho truth m1
11mg 11131.0" mid 1110 lmyci' to the Full".
And il:0l111t0rrrpli.d: “(ii-0:1,! snakcs. no
You didflt cxpcct me to. did you?"
M
"7‘"! \«lll
._..———.
Mrs. llilll‘ \pun. who had heard $0121.-
budy remark upon the hunting in ti.
English preserves, said that was j“ :2 who!
her little Johnny did in hers.
———-—«+
A big job in the hose line—«lbw stm-‘s 14.,
of the Mcrrimsc.
A Vassar girl defines a straw as a hol~
low thing with a ten-cent man at 01.”
end and a. twenty-cent dick at the oi‘aur.
—-Lowell Courier.
-——-o.o-—-—— ‘
The season of tho liucklecorr ' is at
hand, and the ruby lips of the maiden
take on a choicor‘ huc. 1.11d kis>iug 3 i the
dark is apt to be “given . way" ‘l‘i the
light—New Haven Register.
"Mr...-
Jones thinks the reason people always
take their opera glasses when they sail on
North shore excursions is that they ate
going to seas—Boston Globe.
(("rvhmd I‘_ any I‘ur
Ice the Conquering lzcrc, etc.
Among the most Wonderful articles of
the period is St. Jiicuhs L"l. The 50:.
Leonard Swat: of (‘l\""llg‘-, purriucws it
the most thorough vouqiinrui --f pain that '
he has ever known.
“WOW—“John “71E. are your boots
made of i“ Boy—"Of leahter.“ "Where
does the leather come f1 cm 9“ "From the
kids of the ox.“ What animal. therefore
supplios you with boots and gives you
man to out?“ ”My father."——Gslvecton
News. '
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A Minister-In! Statement.
Rev. C. A. Harvey. D. 1).. is the papa-
lar financial secretary of Howard Univer-
sity. and is specially tilted to judge of
merit and denier-it. In a recent letti-r from
Wuhiugtou to a friend he said: “I have
for two your: past been acquainted with
suffer heavily.
The chinch bug in reported to be doing
serious injury to the whrat crop in can
win sections of Minnesota. .1
Crickets and grasshoppers or: the only
enemies of wheat and barley that have
appeared in California.
Near D23 Moines, Iowa, 11 smr‘l black or
light brown worm has appeared, ind is
eating everything green. ’
The wheat crop out of Cascade Houn-
toins, Oregon, wi l be nearly 100,000 tons,
The surplus or export will be from 30 to
80 per cent. grotto! thou lost year‘s.
Grasshoppers apparel! in the Indian
Territory on July so. They were small
but come in immense numbers, have heal-
thy appetites, sud rue heading for Texas.
What is so for along in Michigan that
the uiny worm tbs!» has oppeued shout
Calamsoo moot. hurt it much. The
1 worms mucking udhsvoc with can.
cud corn.
The condition of the crop is not the
trouble in Marion county, Ohio, but the
scarcity of reopen. A girl gndusto drove
s self-raking nope: all day on tbeFourth.
and other girls on doing the some thing.
In South Carolina the ‘
drought has seriously injured the corn,
and o holf crop even is impossible. The
avenge crop of the aisle in put at sixty-
iivc per cent. In Lexington “more hove
forming ripper-lion- cud luvs
gone to cutting cm- ties. ,
The weather is still dry cud hot in Sun
sun. Tons. but crop report are fair.
crop in very navy, when will
ova-8‘0 an M93! 90" In” over m.
m, god that. wink-corn consult our
the remedy known as ‘Varncv‘s Safe Kid-
‘ may and Liver Gum. and with its remark
- iible curative cfilciency in obstinate .snd
so-called incurable cases of Bright‘s dis~
ease in this city.
which seemed to be in the It“. states. bud
which had been given up by pnctlfionrm
of both schools,thc upcody change wrought-
by this remedy seemed but little less than
miraculous. I out convlu that for
Bright‘s disease' in all its s
the first symptomcm'hlrh on so slighitbut
on so dwgemus. no mmedy lieremfow
comparison ’with this.“
"Wherc is the island of Jsvu situated i"
rather forlorn-looking boy.
comes from?" “Ym sir. we borrow:
, ucighbor.
v-v—‘W ‘
[love “filial-'- Balsa. cl Wild
‘Ilerr olwa st bond. it cures cc“.
ganglia, Brought. Whooping, Con-:5,
Group, Influenza. Consumption, cud , :1
Throat. cud Lung Complamtl. 500611;.
will no bottle. _ ,
———-——¢0.—'—'_
Scolds hotel kcepsr—-“Yes we think,
would be rfectly
big woode‘i‘ie “serpent. mode, nod my
it 08 shore with shout eighthundl'cfl: M
of rope. so it could drift chose and
1 held thu- woo *
“ion of the woven.
. f ”body‘s disooverl :13. :11»
v1
In some of the cos-es.
including '
discovered can be held for one moment in ‘
asked an Austin school who: of u can‘t f7
“I dunno, ' q
sir.“ "Don‘t you know when cacao , .
it Nady punched from tho non door '7
.3,
ufeforyoutohmt‘“
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