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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-31
In DAYS OF Old.

There wss iimc--ia days u old
When health Was prlIrd slose Gne gold,
That diy bas pls.ed--all nav neglcct
That Iieeious booa-all shoall protect.
Ot srnsc ssd rcason, ~ are b.ref.
10 o woali appear there. but little len.
AWly q thea Co cose yovr IN.
by the Immediate use Of ilcuick's Pills.
The.- renlrSihle Pills sar,lc whole comnuni.
i'es by thsr siairffai curs. Adapted Go "a
hRrV. Youth. m,nhloI ani nii age. Pui 90 18th
Eash.h. sP,a,sh. frrnch aad Grr'aaa dir"ct'aa.,
Eirg.iii, ~,ai~l sih sngar, psrsl, vegetable,
ani eel ~ l,rsr hmii, b,Ne. zoe Is ceais.
.,FSec alyertisemsut oa third page.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-31

Tf'. H.. J.is, ~ P,stri, f. -, COSBY Of
pffHrf.
nun ual,rsirnrl. b'rninisiritnr ofths ssiair Il
i Ave iisvsfi, late 81 ~i1s Boo ssI truHi,,
'err.ssi, respectfully rsrfr'r1is, ihai ''i' N'i'
llus &c. diced .eifTl - i-,..s.sl ct ihr '"..4uin:
dcs0rii frsI estate. v'f. an IHi,rsst u.Ih ''hr's
~ e..rruluu Iri uutivil..i boz Ihr pfr.,.t bImr-
stead i,tm oi J,ur. loeb. sad hlucstfii e
f.iu .iri on ~u,v ~ slil CurH',.
That 100 a',ruil.sHH. uf.r .. .Ha hr1l.r.l ~.
st. hls lssp mad. o., JrHr. lf..h of ,aI1 Spv
o. saii ,uuni1, eh.r offer % Dol &C. ths H-r..i u(
$40 s1HfrIu.d iuus'l'.', O, accept, ihr pwr,rI.
81 90 B. O. d. seed &C. ih- f',H'1i pi irhs 1i sfIt
,l,tr.ssi sui iHcu'rui4i sh..e... o. h'f,i'rr
ufrt. th't irIrusr u1y Do eftD.sI Hiu 90 s.i HnI
,uu,s, h. above fr.tri.fl eel ssDtr a. ihs Isr.
suu Hlikirs .aiI ni.rr. ar-1tIHg o. hr s'itr,r ,a
,H,h ,ase, alie ,ui pu,.I.l
~ WuITu NrY
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-31
T,Llu,'sE.LIos CouNTr,I
FLORIDA, jul, ", ieCl.


To IN. lIsRRicE. Alhsny, y. l.-Myn.r
Dpet.r I write thist, ,niprn Won ~ the won-
dsriulcdrct II your Sagif Coated a. I. 90 NV Ll.f
daughter. los three year. she has been aGsricd
With = billiou. drr,ngsrnrat of the sy.ter, ssik
impiiring bee health. which h,. been steadily
failing duisg that pe,oi. Whra in New yofk
IN april lat, iTi'udllyi.ci me a. test your
pills. llav,ng the lulls.t confidence ~ the judg.
Inent ofmy friend. oht,in. Il "a suppl, ~ Ms.,f..
iihrncs : P-k, ppggisis, rark EuW New York.
On returning hnu-, Ne reise,i all Other tf'at-
msni .and al a,nistrFi our rill.. ono each night.
The iingr,,rmCntin h~S irrlings, compilation, ~.
gc,lion. ETC., surprised ~ 40. 4 upid and per.
nanrnt rrs,or,ii"u 10 hralih has b-ra the result.
We u.ca s'. lh,n I've hpNrs, aud considr, bee
entirely we'll. consider the sboyc ir-i iiilmie
To you -. Physiriaa, and trust u will b. the
'neaa- 81 iaiu.iag May TO adopt your Pills a.
their hinil' m.iir,pes.
rcmiia, tca' sfr, With many ihsnk',
Your olcdisBt .sfSsai.
q MORRISON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-31
Date! 40 >atd.n, hgt. ~. l'ba.
HEM. u. HOLDEN.

ONroEp. 's.--M Count Of Pflla,e 10 Par
-. w,ihin nd 90 the county 1t osutd. on
the iLiM Tuetl,S uf O,t1lar, 40. l.ba
On The petition aiYrrsaii O0i''si. ihat notice
l.. giycI D., Uuhl.shiug a coyy OF lAi. petition
With thi. order Ihrico", three weeks successivci,
10 thc ONbfd Democrat uewspspcr printed 10
fati., that Ell pcrsUns iulcicsted miy atirnd on
tie third TusslN ot NpS'r neal, 10 a Cont oi
rrohur then e. Lc holich in rafi-, ,nl -hcw
car-c it,oy the, have, Nly the payer % slIi
petition should not h. granted.
L.. ". WOODBURY..
4 true cory ofps,ition anl ordcr OF Cont .h,ro
uu-a,test: J.. IIoHus. kfgufy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-31

.ONroRp,s'.-iiaC Cont oi Probate held niPar.
o., vithih sal iurth' Cou1'N otnNiofj, un thc
th.pi Tp.uz, 81, O,lalaf. IN 1862.
Ga Jhr iafcg Iinr Ir',i,lu Orpf E'r, Th't'h"
tltd IFi,itu1rf gi,s - see i1a psfs'us ip'or''ird
T., ,,a.,ns cps ct -s,l r''iirr, with th's nrIi'T
d rpaf thrrnu. o. o. pabli.hri three weeks soc
c,s.i,r', in The ONiud prnuctai, usv sVaprr
riipic,l ID r,fis, n .aid Cuuuiy, iS,t thr, ia'y
spp.af at e. Pulsir Govt tu D, tr''ut rsris. on
th, third Tursi,, Il Na,',t next ~ zen o'clo,k
auI .h,w clu.s, ,isry he, have, wly ths same
.huut MT D. rtariri
L.. ". WOODBURY.. Judge.
\ tree crr,-lurst: J. :. liuUHs, Essi,fu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-31

The .p,.srh-r hereby give. plhIic nllirc that
he bs' hcrn dnl, appreciated O., the Honorable
Judge F Probate ipr tb, C.un'y II ONfurd and
s'.iurl tLe t,u.tpf ,lu,a.. tpfarolthc rstatr oi
JOHN u. MERRILL. h, IT T,usorh. N The
o1ln'y ~ Dsuu.i, ani State of
y lhup,hirr. d.rr,.ri. l., g,viny bad " the
la directs. ~. hrrei,fc f,qus,i.N,I psf,or.
Nh, tr- 90 .i.. 90 the ,.t.t- st aid drcr,'r ~
q, miAr imurii,tr pi,m~ni, ,nl those Who have
any ,l.u'nI. 'l.f,Iu o. r,h,i',t the .'rs ~
S,pi.g. l,p1 JERi,E ~. MERlil l.
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10 " "
4 true ,p,-auc,l: J. :. lloass, Register.

10 tr, Iloa. l.. ". Wosdiury Jui;c u Probate
tur tas Cvuni, of OAitul.
DENJNMiN u. HOLDEN 81 Sv,lru IN said
ID tuauiy, respectfully i,pTr'rHis: ihh be -
rrttrJ, 90 sn hs,r With "Jurts in the iril s.tItr
,.ufc whereof Isi'r ll.''rn lir Df Sae.irn ~
sli Ioun'y died .sii'd AMI pussc'sei, len nVen.
co., whereof vss ,.Hls rril.1ed 'inf, che Probate
,ti.s. taIt he's. DESTROYS 81 huLliH- ,ll ps.-ss--
iHg DO. portion 1t thr sln' iu -ersr,hy. lir
ibst,itr IrNs that ynur honor Wuuh giant
variant 10 .uh,blc pe,sla', au,h'r,ii1s thea 20
make f, division e fii. c.iAie, ,ai stt oil a. each
ht,r hi. proportion iu Ihr stn'.
Date. at Sweden, n,,. -. 1902.
HEM. u. HOLDEN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-31

7gfl. H-,,i,l, JaaE,c' Prl4r .'il, C.a7'y
~ Off-f
CNWNu llNMNON oi PEW. irsr-sth'l, ,lp.
- ir.rpt. iht he BE- t,,,.s- of Aisl l.. Ham.
t,pa i,ir II .,II PEW. 90 .aI 'ouHt,, J,esa.rIs
tb,t shs hl'.. o., ,fiHr rit lr lat Wi ant t..'s.
m,Hi % .lii irc.,.e in c''mnr, sul uHd,idri
With J,iuf. ~ ll,muap, thc ipi.aviHg d,.rrii,d
Iyll estate, a1 IrsruiuN shsf'Ii hoe lrrr rriptu.
rt iufu thv Probate ur. wit l-,rs ihr home.
strld iirn 81 iae .Cras,i 18th 20 ar q. 81 90
uv l.i. o. a.frs D. s1uf.pt, tBI ~ a,,rs T.,siute
3d. That ibr share At ,orf isIitlu,i O.. "l,.
h.if. Wh.,h shs O.. je.trars oi luriiug sui I1..
ss,.iHe iu ..,su'p. NH,f,nrr .Ae p.lys that
lar'i'i.l Of slil '.'t'~ ri,, o. made lnlug a ihs
u,,t.,-. Hla.r.ui, rrfsuIH' tHl,W.
p.i,I q .ru. Ouyi,f L.. lso2
SARAH lliNNON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-31
a Farm of so Acres.

XITANTED IMMEDIATELYr An Assas d
w either sex, in every To~" and Village. -
engage in light and profitable iss'"-ss b, which
iom IS 10 si2 PEI week Gao lie mSis. Pessoes
having ieisure evenings can make lion % ceau -.
tl per evening. A sample, With fsll part'calarss
seni by nail 10 al Who esebse ooe 3ssa' stump,
and adirs. IRA. RUSSELL. L co..
ileokSett, N. Ill.,,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-31

The ~uls-rb,r hrrsl, give. rahl,r notice that
b. h,sh.l ,Jp'ihtrl b. the Il",of,blc Ju.i .,of
Probate, lpf tau I"iai, ol uSG'ui, anil hpumcd
thc uust ~ 'lu,aistf4t0S ot The estate ui
DANIEL luuNG. ats Of Bethel,
~ .aii c"uui,, ircr,.sd, D., giving Loni =. the
hs iir.rt.--hr ihrt,lutcr,qur.i. aiipss.on. who
u- iadshi-i g. the estate uf s'ii deceased, to
make i,nns iiltc ps,m,nt ardth".r Who ha',
auy drm,ni. thereon, o. eNhihii ihs same O.
sept. y, I>6s. MOSES MASON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-31
To- lfs
e NRNll UANNON.

ONroUu. sf.-hta rouu 10 r'ulais held ~ p
co.. vIJLp bui The rruutt .f oNtHri. un the
th,rl Ii-.t', -l October $. n. i-bs.
a. th- gong peirtHp OWrrri, That the
,lii i,iiirnrr giSr notice ip li yrJsu1s interest.
81 O, causing q cop, of bee IyiiuID wi,i ths &C..
l.r th,Urol, 10 IT, puIli.brd thr,, seek. .ussr.-
siyth lathe O,'ad Democrat, a urasplIsr p,iot.
90 ~ l'tus. ip .aii taaliy that tIs, mI, ,pisir
at Probate Cont o. H. hr.i 10 Pare, che ih,si
ru0s.ll, of Nov. neat, 90 tea o'tisck iulhs toe.
r.-.r, ,ui .a,a c,u-s. Il su, hoy have, Why the
,afu, ,hDuIi not lc granted.
T.. ". WOODBURY.. Julgr.
4 true Spy-liirsi; J. =. lloHHs, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-31

.uu ol Probate he'll D,S-
b-i'. vrh.1 sn' &C. tHs County uI nsHul, en-
thc iri'h d,, ul S-rfsrbrr. 4. -. ls02.
IT NEElLr NDENll.L. alm,ri,ifurN on ihs
ii ,sut' 10 pui Merrill hts IT Sumlrr -
s.,I CofHi, JrfrlsrI, hsviay ptr'sp'r,l hrr hui
anil 61il asrlHHt ct Authorization IL thc estate 81
faiI l,,r4ss,i iUr a.b,ssH.ft
c.'rrl. Tastthr s'ti atiuini't'S gave a't'cr ~
40 Irtsaus inirirstr'. o., ,ais,ng copy 'ui this
uu.rf a. u, nu'.ish,a three weeks surlrs.itsly iu
the UNlui p.ul,f,t rrint,i at Pare. that The,
900, apys.r 40 e. rtu,,ir C,.nu i,hs hril 90 Ps'i.
lsiIs be- ED l.rnlt. .a ft. ihlu Tu'sIay 1T No,.
u,,t. 81 trr o.,rh be- ti- iarrnuon aaI 'h,s
,tu.-, % az, iAry have. vhy she sane .hoo'l
u.' o. a,.lstI.
T.. ". WOODBURY. .J.fs,.
1 ifue COPS -,ur,ii!. =. IloHEs Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-31
STEPHEN ST r. WAIVER.

ONFoET, ss.-Ma Cant II Probate, held ~
Pare. Shhin sol Coz The csuniy ~ oxhri, un
The third 1us,diy Il uriobcr. \. u. isOs;
On tho foregoing rsiiiiop Ordered, that he
,ad p,iiiianor gave aii,e ~ slpsf-'ns in,etrsiei
b, causing = copy If he's petition With This o'ter
thereon. 10 H. pallishri three weeks sncrr''iNel,
IN 10, ONforl Democrat, nevspaper p'inioi ~
rafi, ~ aid Cuant,. ihii they ml, ,Irear ga
rrlaie Cou,t a. o. held 80 ra'is on the thitd Tvs
ia, II Nn,'r nest. 40 nine o'cl,rk IN ihr mfc.
uuoa an shrv rhuse II noy they have, uhy The
zane shnuld u1, H. granted.
T. W. WOODBURY.. juicc.
4 tfnr cpny--aitr.t' J. : lionns, n gisiv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-31

I OsT. While attending the A,.oei.,io" a,
4 East sumner, . sii,er fruit kaiG.. The sui-
Gle was douby valuable sinee IL va. the gin Of
dcar friend near the close NJ lie. VIII The 6ader
have the goodness TO communicate the TACT 10 the
Clsfk VI the Association.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-31
NJ ARRIED

L. rs,,.. Is.b. h, Rev. ". N. :. N.nlrCs. Ne
Coiuu.l-,. R.,hnison 10 Niles ll,lsu shacklc,.
lslih al N1tway.
a. Nsr~ay. o,io,er IS. ~ Rev wm " iiay.
~afd. w Jcrvni,h q wonllur, 10 Nc. Ellen NJ
nauI.ti. both 4 Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-31

To the lion. l.. W. Woodbury., Judge 81 Probate
fir the Cauaty ol DSiot.
CTEPHEN l.. WALLER 81 fr,slnrg. 81.
- miai.tiAiot ofihe estate al charle- Walker
late of fpcba'g IN said Couniy icc,ased, re,pec'.
folly rrpFe.enisi Thu the personal estate at 'ad
decreased D. MI sufficient 10 p,y the iusi debt.
tha, h. "a NJ the time ~ his death AID rn', OF
administration 81 sah estate ~ the sum OF ope
,huassnd dollsl-.
Your pelliAarr therefore pray' that yotr honor
wurli giant him l,crnse ~ ell. NJ rublic ~ pei.
,aie s,lr. Hud conve, - tnueh q the zeal estate
II said d,cea.ed 81. may L. ucc..s,Ty lo' the pay
u,eut 81 aid deh,s sni inci.lrnjsl ,hstgts.
STEPHEN T. WALKER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-31
County of Oxford.

TGINIINN. COSTS. Th~Gilnpiug ia state.
v mspt eft c,..ls ~ ciip'nl fu.erulious. lloeol
O., lbe Suyt,mr lodrial Coud, irga.t Trm. \.
u. Is6s. =. orf,hed 10 mc by the Clerk % All
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-31

NOT, o.. ~. crrii6e, that l.. he under.
y 'ignsi, lav-gN and iylnup,shs'l o. 10,
go, Ab,,r o. ruN. ,hr ',,uii1irs term Il be-. MI.
n,',l,, auI apIhorl,r him =, inH.ict hn.,rr.. ior
b,r,-li srl rrcrUr his taiaiH,.. I shall Isy ~
l,Lf. cluiuct,d by hlm.
THOMAS T.. FON.
Potter. Oripu,r ~. I-u:.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-31

Large Losc., p GEMS; five bake. ~ one dol.
lar. full iirrciipn. With zach ls,N. Warranted
superior 10 any I',li bsioir thr ppblic.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-14

varui-h. made shelly or IN psrt - gum eepsl
10 made Il other guns % substancs
yexrtaisle oils. pr gallon
Vegetable paironary haisanl- sane a. ienfrl-
ice "
yrrInlfsge, same - .Dentifrics."
Warehouse entry, a. cas.om hoa~es. not exeecd-
ing one doilzr N value. stamp dufy
Do, do, exceeding one dollar, and not exceeding
nv dollars
Do. do. exceeding eve dollars in value
Warehouse receipts. stamp dufy
whisky. per gallon
Do-. rccfsfled. i net @ pay an additional dufy-
whole ale dealers. usder which term = included
every person wbe>e huSiues< o. oocupafioa =
20 SELL s.fIsr % ell greeerles sny go<-i<,
wars 81 merchandise. - IRE IN 81 dorne<tic
pryiucgien. by more than esle original PARK
ags or piece At one time. 10 The stme par
chaser. ilet incluifng si5ez. spiritasus 90 matt
iqaors. for each license
Wholesale dealers Ia liquors q every desrrip-
tios. incinding distilled spirit~. feTmented u
quors and wines q All kinds (per~ons other
than di~tillers. who Ill or ois~r for sale any
such liquor. IN quantities q more than three
gallons one time a. The same purchaser. are
included,l for each license
Willow. manufactures Il
Wine made 81 grape>. per gallon
Withdraw al entry al eu>fosa house. stamp dssy
Wood, manufac.u res VI II not otherwise pro-
vided FOR
Wool crews
wesl. manufactures Of not Otherwise specified
Worried, manufactures II, net otherwise specified
Worm iozeages. same a. '.Dcntifrice."
Nnf. stamp duty
zinc. manufacturers of, not otherwise specified.
Do, oAyde u, per 100 pounds
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-14

I'm AND AFTER NAY 5, iss2. trains will be
~ j. follows
Nal Tram will leave indianapolis at lilo A NJ.
stop al all stations and make ce connection ~ kekomo
With train the Cincinnati sud Chicago Air Line Rail
road FOR LoSan>port. Val and Chicago. and
at Peru 3l5 y. NJ, time make connections with
trains on the Toledo aud a6ash Railway going East and
West.
Returning. the train will leave Peru a 600
A. M after the arrival of the train the T. ". r. ".
from the East. and indianapolis al so A. n.
time make for all points East. South
and West.
An ENpressf will leave indianapolis at loss v. r.,
Kokomo with train for Chicago and arrive AZ
Peru al 90 A. NJ in time % make connection with trains
going East and West the Toledo aud Wabash Rail
Returning the train will leave Peru Al 120o NJ.
making close connection k0komo with the trains
the cincinnati and Chicago Railway from Chicago
Valparaiso and Logan>port, and arrive ~ indianapolis at
4sl0 NJ in time with the evening trains for
Cincinnati. Louisville and other points.
Special attention given to the transportation Of live
stock proiuce and merchaipse generally.
DAVID MACY. General Agent and Superintendent.
THEo. Z. H.reHE,. General Ticket Agent apl s2-diy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-14
INDIANAPOLIS And CINCINNATI

r A L r Q a ID
49, =, -.
shortest Rouse by Thirty Wt1ess
no CHANGE or CARS To CINCINNATI,
Three trains indianapolis Daily Sundays exceped
>IRST TRAIN.-52e An CINCINNATI LIGHTNING
n ENpre>s srrive~ Al Cincinnati al 10 NJ aud Lex
ington, nv. 73e 7. NJ
second ifan-l0sa A. N.-tincinnati MAIL arrives AZ
Cincinnati $40 4. NJ. making ce connection with Little
Miami Railroad Tor Loselasd. Morrow, Columbus. New-
ark. Zane>vie. and " wheeling.
Third Trsn-635 r. NJ, Cincinnati Express. arrives at
Cincinnati ll:l0 A.. VI.
Pare ty any other route.
Call for your tickets ra indianapolis and Cincinnati
Railroad.
Baggage checked fliroHgt.
SPECIAL NoucE.-he you get In the right train nf
indianapolis The -iy Cincinnati train. stands on the
hfib being the farrhest track south in the Union
Depot. ~ indianapolis
W. II. l.. NOBLE. General Ticket Agent.
wN. POWELL Travelling Agent my26 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-14

MN ix>rEUMESr-JrST THE THING FO1
a sabbath scheoi-. Academies and small cburcbes-
80 - ~ e. ~ n - -.
my7 WILLARD SJUwKl4r
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-14
THE NATIONAL TAX.

rhe raves SIN posed az the Ta~ Bsit,
aud Passed by congress, June 23d,
ssss-The Duties 90 incomes, susu.
surnnee Companies, Railroad Conn
panses. &c.-The Taxes ON Distilled
spirits. uauufacsures.O Oils, Paper,
Gas. Candles, Tobacco, snuff, >e.
gars, trs., soap, screws, Cloth, lea
ther, Glue, wine. Coal. &c.-The Tax
on Cosfou-rhe License Tax, ae.. &c.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-14

srre
S~r G.
Z cents
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RAILROADS.
PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
r. "A L r . A d
1862. ~ sxR 7E 1862.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
New Route tn Chicago via Kokomo.

81 MILES SHORTER THAN OTHER ROUTE.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-14

The Tax BI Just passed both Houses Of Congress on
the I'D Of We give below table Of the aass Inn
po-sd The u the articles and classes Of persons
s.xea arranged alphabetical FORM rendering the
table valuable for convenient and ready reference
etsxes fmpsed The foo~i.g different
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-14

5wrct
S~r G.
: cents
1eesn
90 cents
I 90
- cents
0urs
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-09-03
Nouns If Syuf;ftu,fe.

: S#Es Il 8g IL 82H@s
A little girl was looking at he picture of a
number Of ships, when she exclaimed. See
what a flock OF slips. " 1 correct d her by
saying that a flock Of ships was called fleet
and a flee. Of sheep was called ,locs. I.
Aud here We NAV add for the h,nafit Of
the foreigner who is mastering the intricacies
Of our language ia respect TO nouns Of null.
t,tade, that a iiock OF girls is called lsey and
q .besy Of wolves is. called pacls and paek
OF thieves is called a guag, and j gang of an.
gels Is called a best, and hus, of PROPOSES i
|sAoai, and 4 shoa Of buff,loes is called herd.
and a herd Of Children Is called ! troop.
and troop Of partridges IS called corey. and
4 covey Of beauties is called a ga,,agy, and !
galaxy of ruiiians IS called .As,sss, and i
horde cf rubbish is called i A-ap. and ! h.ap
|cf oxen IS called as1rorss and drove 81
|h.aek guards i called ! ns<b, and ! mob d
Whistles u csllesaa sekssl. md school of sa-
shippers IS called = eessrs9lfsoa, and 4 sonsre-
CATION Of engineers il called ! corps, ani !
corps of robbers i called Brad, ind bard
|af locasts s called asspsrn. md : SWARM d
people = calIei 1oxs1 and ! sroud of gensis
folks i called the siitS. md tho Lite q N
Icity's thieves md rlscals M n
md : nisesl llnssnss - 90
Salks = es1sd acssssAisy, q tllea1~a111lnlI
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entertainments 1eadiuD.
CaiIiiUsiaUr,

In general sense cannonad4 is the act
Of firing. artillery during battle Or u siege
Technically, cannonale means an engage
ment between two armies in which, the artil-
lery alone is active, while other arms are eth
er passive or do not, at bost, o. erstep the
bounds Of demonstration. The most. crlc-
hr,ted instance Of this kind is the cannonadu
Of Va!my, between the Pr'ssSians and French
in 1902. The Frcnrh general Krilcrman,
waited TIE attack Of the Pr'lsSians on a range
Of heights bis artillery placed in front Of his
troops. The Prussians drew up on the OPP
posite range Of hills, brought forward their
iarlillery anal the cannonade began. The
Prussian infantry formed several tunes for
the attack, advancing little, bnt, on the
French remaining firm, Withdrew before CON-
ing within musket range. In this way the
day passed, but the next day the Prussian
army began their general retreat In most
general engagements such cannoaatles occur.
In the Six, war, for instance, as xe were re
Gently informed by ii British officer at present
lin this city, who had been through the 1nai.
campaign in lS42-3, the course of the British
army was to pour faw voIleys Of artillery
INTO the encit,y, then charge, and wind up
with cold steel. Bat, generally speaking, can
znonadins rvrS To iiii up tile intervals be-
tween a repG!Ss'! attack and another attemp,
to dislodge the enc.ny; and they form the
finale Of most drawn battles A canncnad.
is most frequently used fer purposes of de-
Imonstration, rather fer moral support on the
side using it than for ply seal destruction
against the enemy. "A cannonsde. unless in
very exceptional cases, causes greatly dispro,
por,ionate results compared to the amount OF
ammunition used II, the battles about to be
fought in this country, especially between the
|arnlies on each side Of the Potomac, artillery
viii play a more important part thanain an,
wars recorded in history --Ssciestifs 4snerii
caa. d4s'&4@=2 sf*s = @&s@f E@H -SsEs&Ata l&& al
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u ost De9s,o'lr:apb1'lle,'.t

~ If an editor omits ANYTHING, he ii law
speaks of things they are, people
are mad. 1.-The g'sose< over, s,aoa,hs down
the rough point he is sbribeda IF he calls
things by their proper names. he is unfit Tor
the position Of editor Ifthe does no. fur.
nish his readers with Jokes, he IS a mullst.
Il he does, he is 9 rattle head, lacking sta.
bility. 4 he condemns the wrong, be is !
good fellow, but lacks discretion. II he lets
wrong and injuries go unmenfioned, he is a
coward, + he exposes . public man, he
does i 10 crafty spite-iiss the tool Of :
clique, or belongs 10 the 'onts.'' II he in,
du1ses IN personalities l;e IS backyard
# he does not, hi; paper. is dull anld insiipid.
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Reletted RuetrD.
3*Sa'E From, Black wood : Magazine for May.
The First Guild DAY. ~ ] hs1a 80

~ ~ The First Guild Day. 3 'tfa f.t
It's the ,showery April ~ ~.
a.. The spriug: time has begun,
And o the comm summer s1't5< 10 = III
'-> There's a3promise in the wun',t u 'FGt
The hawthorn buds are burstin', ruihgb u
8 The birds. i'm chorus gay ~ .,EJ r.
hymn o thanks7are warblin' ., =.
81 y For the, First Guild Day
The breeze is warm and westlin',
The first sac saftly rustIin'. e - "s
10 doves among them nestlin' H. "a
r / Say =, " mter's passed away; 3, a1Gs
Vile clouds o. downys lightness 7;.-.,.. {
Flat in snowy whiteness,
As il" to aid the brightness
iiaY o. the First Guild Day., ", ia? ,f#"H
It is the herald April
The farmer looks abroad, -
( And thinks how such sunshine y r.
VIII dry the we:tcst cIod. = -
Stoor-clouds. he sees in fancy H.'.,i'
Z. Ahint his burrows play, 3 '-'-.'.5 y
43'White dreams ofswcaltsi are whispered 'si
~ Blythe FIRST Gnitl Day. .....i7s
And see! by yondcr plaplin', a. ri. ri
Abort the lea.riggS rantiu',
Wi tails in air tossed wauton, '' w
His stirks leap jauntily. ''''' "0s
ana why are Gnc'v sac canty. - ...'
4 While grass is yet sac scan,y? fl,
They iceI the coming plenty ..,.,l5 :.
lu the FIRST Gpid Day, ........,...
is the buddy April II, -. d." "iE
The roa'ls wi BARNS are thrang,t .'y:D
" hase fail yaglee is ibrrstin ..1NH YEJ
lniru'lv and r:.plurous sang; F.;. f......
1lS little iaea but Lately - -,
Sn. jpyleSs ANA sac blae, 80 .>
Is wfeat'ea Suits ana roses '|.''
5'' On the Fir-trHuia Day ,F:.In ~
And lark that gen l.. hummin',
From ,yonlers eotta5r rouin',
Is it tn careless thummin'
O tirsc s skilled at play ??
Of. no! it is the sngin' -
O bees around it wingin', ~ o.. -,
The gladstone tidings hringin' r, +.
D the First Guld Day.. H. ...t :rfE4
It is the joyous Ap:il; "'.' ~ ....t: ~
We feel-we kehna hoo "t., II
As if the world We're better,
And our lease o life were new.
Our heart are bea,in' H. hily,
Aa'l un LIES hraulbIy brae
The upward path seems smoother
On the First Guild Day. -"
The Lark on wings unt.rin'
To reach the lift aspirin,
The bard below is Grim.
To sing IA crownin' lay.
All nature saps, &" Be ch cry,
" gladneSs never weary,
But banish all things erie
Frae the First Guid Day"