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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-18

SrNSrH voted. Lincoln. Its. M-CIeuau
d.. Lew Cashulan Who 18th other mem.
b,r a. hl' htler's family "a. taken rri.on.
er during tLe Eeyoiation. and carried h,
the British to Bartiaoe. tuou Ca.tiae
vhrre b. remained 900 re.riv TOO year.
cd. uhen the family 90. rei-s.-i al ~
turn.i Oh 1arrloath. "a. out aai voted g.
Ahraham as also DIS Ebenerer Bri--..
A. u.nasy. Ecni Eose arI Simeon Ilar.
rett. ra-h III vhoa az more than eivhs,
year. Df are
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-18

CHoier EArtNo Asa prriiminary %
Thanksris - io uot kno~ better az
petiErr than thc boNc. 81 nicc trout aad
partridge. that our fIsni Rich i IN n
habit % for~arting 90 our alircss. ~ about
chs time. Annuaiiy. poubticss thsrc ~in
D. found soustiuse long scorc q crcdis
,ba'kci 70 hin On th,s account. Which I'll
prove more saiaabir than that Ne give
Nav his shalo~. auI The trouis and the
partriircs. never o. lcs.
Mr Bich -rite. that tie sesson closed
ia. b,rn svry successfal. and an uuusual
number % h-gc trout have been Killed
Tie quantity ~ sI'aSn contained IN the no.
BE -v,n posadrr 90 reserved. rvr,iud. -
thar anicss some stringent I.~gislatisc rem
cdy :. applied. the glorious sport of Lake
fshing vii soon co-ne a. an end. Thc
t-ous spawns in october. A. Which time the
noble ari vary ola scIlo~s come oct - TIE
deep water. snd concr~rs'c on thc be,is 80
a. % a'nosi bl1rkcr TIE water. Her. The,
arc taken In large numbers. BY that clas.
Who are aiways rcady % cnioy the present
rcgariless ofiuturc consequence. Porter's
SpIri; speaks % the sshing being GOOD for
o those WI wiu kiii a trout A. this season To-
We aicly -csd a glowing discripilon ~ a
rcrsrn vho spent more tan a vrck Killing
troui in this wav.-ai = u,odcrats estimate
testroying uiliiors. \ strinsent Az should
Dc made. when therc arr spo-ssm-n who
are willing O. sec TIA; Il ls endowed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-18

iorsroEs Don rHr SntuIrEs. The Com
Hitfrc having thc matter in sharrr desire
that ever rerson iutrrlir- O. give potatoes
to the soldiers. br.rr them to The Cou-'
Hon.. Friday. or take them i1 che station
early saturday morning. a. that ,hcy NAV
g. ''r-a-'ied hy irerht ca that aay w
bop o. go the to-n ~ Par, compare -~u
in th's matter uith other to-n. on tie rail-
r1al lines.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-18

FEEE PEEss. Iea. DAVIS. IN H. late
Messagc. touched q tender spot. 90 propos-
Ing % detail al editors. % hat The press
should - under has ooatr5l entirely. The
papers are unanimous In denouncing this
arrangemeui. and esea Lini a. assassination
They arr getting % b, rruarkabIy haruon-
ious do~u therr. and uifhai the clection oi
Mr. Lincoln does not ADJ 60 their good
feeling
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-18

TuE HoNE IoruNu- This exccIicus
lterar, Journal uo- ArP-ars under thc firm
Of Willis a Phillips. a. pubiishcr.. S-noc
the change Which trourhi thc last-rare,i
gcntleman into tie editorial char. thc Hone
Jour.al has rrsrr-rl-i rlorc 90 thr spark hn-
raciness % s;yic. ~hich u ~as -oat O, ~
hitit vhen un.ier re sarcrvision % Gen
Morris. while NJ Willis continues o. give
~ hl.o-s O. go raprr 4 fraturc % par
ticulaT Interest i1-a g. month. rasf. tas
h~rn a sefies of papers entitled .' To-
Mouths in thr Torvsi Thcv a-c ~rittcu
~ thorough sportsman. ard A. dcscrir-
tive % sdserfurvs in hunting and f,tirc.
pictured so atn.irahlv a.. almost O. ulakc
TIE -vai-- parririraot IN thc hunt II,
other vcli-unlcrstool fcaturvs 20 thc io1--
nal a-c rnairtaincd. making "a thc rhoicr,i
hte-ury paper that can De- iutroluccd into
The family. Terms. $500.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-18

IN Madagascar. reocnfly sea captain
has obtained from a. aiias.al deposit. a..
Shells 90 tvo e-ss q an extinct species a.
bard. The shel.- measure in cirvuu.s--rnce.
TO Set Ten inches ien-thvise. ard two feet
--r inches trssltivi.,. and woaId contain
about 10 IS quarts The extreme length
% the Eggs a. about D. inches. Ther
have been sent 90 France.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-18

wsIo mas HUarr~ TINS A corrcsporl-
eui ak th~ above Gacstior. in .enli,g us
the following statement NJ D. 4. Grow
cr of Wcs; BcthcL tucl a hog Cd, 25th
q Oct. lr;t.r mo-v thar seventeen uiorths
Ola. vhi,h vcichei 90 JOS ant brought
him eighty ioar doi'ar PROBABLY the
harslrt and "a ~oad have brought thc
Ne ar CD Coz Jos
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-18

Il o. proposed by tbc Riehmora Congress
O. rc4uirc al rii'zrns q thc cous-de-a-,.
vbo have skcdadiicl. % rcturn and ioi8
the arruv. or have thcir estate. cous.cateI.
ard 'hes b. di.iraaehisea 4 god exam
pie % D. observed towards so.ne 90 o1r rrr-
rcsvniaiiscs in canada
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-18

q. a.. K,-ha-lso.. 81 DuseId. has i-ees
rr1intsi Dc L,eat a. ID. lztb Name
70 gaert.
VIZ u Ba-iif rfDivfsii. is- been
appointed Surgeon afthe latb re-.me-t.
Serst W. d. Fe,,,r. 60 Arar,. is.
been appointed i.' L.eat c.. g.. isth Ne
regiment
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-18

PsElSo Boz. Ihe-e uas rsr.nr
Bee. 81 d. parsonare Moody evening. to
pr,pare apples for the soldiers About
twelve busheis q apples. the ~i' 81 the pa.-
Cor. we're pared ard strong. vi.ca vir mite
a5oat % pounds shcn lry
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-18

u is othriai.y aurolnc,d that ti.e cfEr.rn-
~ q ihr army in OBJ feil rrqai-c. ulai fur
lolghs ofal e-imentai o4.cers arI s-r.ts.l
men. 90 ior iufy. shall terminate or the s eel
int. Provost Marshal. are required Co
take measure O. have such oHcers and saI-
dicrs returned O. their proper commands.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-18

The Ua.vc-saiirt Sa,hath S-hooi ei7l-e,
oi No-vay. gave cHhltiti,os 81 the ,hareh
in - village. o- Thar,iay a-i F-iiav even
in-' 90 Ia; week w. hear that ths sn,~-.
ta'nmerts vc-r hi-hly cr~l,tabis o. thc
scholars. vho v~-r cou0ii reutsI vith
crowded hoascs en- Wedn-slay evening
q this veek they annoencri an cshlh itio..
clnhrari-- thc hr-t ricocs given lssf ucek
'5r &c tcncfi of thr Sanita-y Commi,sion
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-18

Tie Po'i admiaiser, re f,ro~inr spite
i1l AK ~ erri~-s to Fernando WOOD
~ i-ssf one cisam ~ safisfacfi.- nav
20 discovered by an t--r uruo-rats a-.ar-
60 ei-rii'n rrsa'.s. viz - political ar-
r'haaf'o0 20 Pr~s-1' Woo i- g. OR
Nrv York Con --l...1rai D,.t-i-f. ut.re a..
'c' ba-.el e-ler ua .-.,v co. deep ue
trust. ever t. f.-u..i BIC resurrection
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-18

company of mIalte men has ben or
ganizei H. Watrrvile George a. Wilson
has been chosen Isf Liesfenant
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-18

We lcarn from fh- Icvistor Jou-ual that
Aa'uru Han. sd fhr old tuiiiirrs a-oar..i
o. ~-rv iest-ovel hs f-r ass Friday i-ht
fo-tana'ei, the roofs - soaked si,h "a
Ger ~ that thc fau-s diI not cross thc
street
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-18

N"utr to~rrcr 90 SLAVE 4 Na.h-
s.lie letter to thc CLira-s Tr.b-r- says SCR
ofl-crs al loyal I-nte.,ec regiments haze
arrived ihrrc from Andr-s,nvills. Georgia.
where thes hal heen r-arri.1u-I. Wh-a
TIRE ui..s oat. th-y .-c-ct-I ih-rasr I've. ia
sono hl'hes for a zap. -hsn tbes ~erc
sudd,ni, arolsci by ar Ga negro. uIth a
basket of roa-tsl sweet r-.tato,-.. and .orn-
cora bread Oa asking hini be b. kue-
thes uore thcre. hc r,mark-I tLat the
negroes sere ooatlnaair cd e. uat.h ie-
escaped Tr.-ouers t9 al ti-ra. and that g..
bad sceu them enter tlc bu.be. be en-
joined the-a CD trust 90 viite nan. hutta
rvnem5,r that every negro "a. thsir friend
Ihey fiau~i clos advice aaI we're
atariani.f surp led ~ n.rr1-s. -hsrrs.-
ihcF sent an ea-ld Be- lave heeu danr.
iaI --lt have br.rett .r tI.astrIs A
aa.e 3D. TED r-srait. to OBJ. Jri.u a-uv.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-09

To those who belisvs thae slavery issdead.
and that no further efforts are required for
its total extAEpetion, Ne com mend couadd-
Grafton Of the following incident, wh3ehfu-
Gently took plaee Ia DSlaware:sa eaa are %
The Rev. Thomas w. Kinnofdx ofsth
British Methodist Episcopal Church Of
Canada, and . deleaate from Canada = The
General Conference Of the African Mctho-
dist Episcopal Church, which this yearheld
its quadrennial se6slon Ia f6ilSdelphla,
Waited his birthplace in Delaware fecent1y.
While q Camden, he was arrested early Il
the morning, under one q the laWS witch
still disgrace, the statuto boo1u,of sD1lN-
ware, prohibiting colored persons ttom en-
,tering It: He was fined 80 and costs. Not
having the money 70 pay, be was sold, ana
purchased BY brother Of the man who
hed emancipated him some years ago.
This man took Mr.. Kinnard's doe bill Tor
the amount he paid, and gave 80 security
that MI. Ktnnard would leave the State In
6vedeys. g al~s ~ 6 2
Mr.. kinnard' immedi went 70 wash
ington to seek redress, bringing with him
= Transcript from the recosd. of legal pro-
ceedings, duly certified, and copies Of due
bills, &C.; also letters TO the Representa-
tive OF Delaware in the House.
Being . British subject, and having pro-
v1nclal papers to show that he was under
ne Queens protection, he naturally made
me 1acts In the case known to Lord Lyons,
me British Minister ct Washington, who
sssured him that satisfaction should be
sou8ht.-N. Y. Tribune.
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81 Cd a1A 0nly Dellah8e 1oate 1ass.
From Burlington - Chicago, Detroit, Toledo
PittsbuIgh, Philadelphia. BALTIMORE New York
ana I'll other Eastern and South Eastern Cities
=. train connect ct Mendoza with the Qlinoi1
Central Railroad North and South and at Chic
trains connect with III the great Eastern Rail
voed routes, to-wit: u. q =. r. via. Detroit; n
SIR r via Toledo andP ittsburgh and IT. Wayne
take their choice. sg'AHR
Only twenty hours from Burlington 70 Toledo,
Burlington.
1.ggage checked through 70 Detroit, Niagara
BufAio, PittsburEh ana Philadelphia.
Tickets for this great Eastern thOrou1hfar0 for
oale ct Ottumwa, Fairfield, Mt Pleasant and
the Ticket Once corner Front md Water streets
Burlington. ssfs5eg4 Il - - - -
sleeping Can attached 70 the NIGHT txaina
h. l.. HoeFoRD.
jan1-hptG Gen. Agent G. B. Z q. II n
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-09

y compounded from The most edeetaal ~ /
this afiicting distempes. and sce The cas -
disorders It entails. Ihae y . far sspai1 ,
any othe1 remedy - devised, y knoWAyt1r
who have given i Q trial. That = - 60
bine virtues truly extraordinary u thek
upon this class q complains, y indiCpl
proven By the Geat multitude 9 Seo1Y
knows and renassabse s1!0 n ~ naA1
the following diseases Kings ne
0landular 4vollfnaa Tuner IL
S;one p;mriee 1iA2CTa. ~ 1ores
:..1s. ~ +. ~ z-xi.--sIS ~
@eIa 49, - aea ~
6neum, Doa10 1eo0s coughs mn T.
borCuleuS dopoetb In tho lungs, V6h
Svallin1s. Dehility. Dransv. Ga.ralsia
nvrne,e = YrlfS1i4 iSV. SJ24
1yf:xGrS - AsA. $3.50 -
0ypnl!1slC NY e!cu!S JILL
Female Weame0ooo ana, noeea. ne vAao
series Of complaints that arise hum inpui1
Of the blood. Minutn ronoftg az indiyin f
cases may b fosnd in AY.Rs .sAxrl,ca1
ALMANAC, which j. furnished g the drssg1
for gratuitous Distribution, wherein may y
learned the directions for it use, and souh z
the remarkable cures which it has made w.
all other remedies had failed to afford rak
Those cases are purposely taken from III -
tons Of the country, III order that every Iesok
may have access % some one who can Spe1k =
him Of ID benefits from personal expeiQe1
Scrofhla depresses the vital energies, and ~
leaves it's victims far more subject to diaoIo
and sta fatal vas,lta than A. .hoa1&hv nss,ssnu
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-09

Springfield, O., has been sold lately BY
3. w. Allen, who represented himself 70
be southern refugee and started the bank
ing business there. He got into favor with
the democracy, - he claimed 70 b one Of
them, and married . nice young lady Of
democratic parentage. One Of the Cincin-
nssi banks sent him 90, 900 by mistake,
numerous creditors mourn hia absence.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-09

, The Spencer rides used by our loops
greatly astonish the rebels. A correspond
emit with Gen. Sherman's army says that
some Of the rebel prisoner, with an ar OF
where our bows 4et those gums which they
load on Sunday and fire all the week.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-09

Tho fn1lovine shenntiflnl moan. bvsliR,
-. ySs.sa
y AZ INV Mis0S6osa 10 ~ - a. ~
oarlian poems, ~ IL .s-susa--
TEL III
1A1A0U6N1 o1Us 80
Hay upon the headlanA height. and listo01o Z
10 The lnceosant oobbing o(theseA ~ :
And watched - RNSG11k hoaeed and 6 j..
Until tls10i6nS 1hnA6v1af ssheehyst $3.50
Nolts6 23SS - ~. 81
9Asa 49, - - osSstsH ! stasts1:
SssSSsS ssssiss ~ T ooE3 a.
y 49, No. llhaAl 49, n.y. ~.
- :. hgs
A1ene1t only, ena - I'LL end Slcsy SIS
GO s0N9SSlI.. "a tss,
AndMoI14 ~ e IT, leocneosy "a ssssS3
A'' ass,. s 1890 ~ E e, "a "aha'
1AswHsan 81 sslisf thas IN tlas enbers =
Of q things tho1f pg1moro1al 1orm ex1stA
1ses I'll ~ svssas = - u Sioon.
' No W. ''s
A, nee What wonder WORKING, occult so1once
% 99c1 ~ a.ees " 0or neex0 once MOeo
- -. - q q zee ressee ,s s-ssTs
- u3ssna sS Al. 6 20 Ill, q single hour
..,. Fg..y
W. ave ms oac., c1eos the vanlAhed
- 49, "a - ,ro.n ana a.. .xr,,.,,. ESQ.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-09

! LITTLE HANDS; OR WHAr. CAN. you Dor
"A little girl, whom We will GALL Lucy,
stood looking on one day, while, her moth
Arapd some other ladies packed box to
lsend to one of the hospitals. One after an
other the things went 10, sheets ana quilt quilts
"Well, daughter. said Lucy's mother,
''don't you want to put 10 something toof"
Lucy considered. why, mamma, she
said, II haven't got anything that love
very much except my paint box" For
Lucy thought that it was hard to find any.
thing good enough for the soldiers.
Her mother not so said nothing AND and the pssl
Lucy crept up stairs and came back with
her dear paint box. Here, mamma," she
said, s'please put this in" So the little
paint-btx was slowed away between two
flannel shirts, and the box was nailed mp
and sent away. II
Now the hospital to which tho, box vas
sent, was but . few miles from Lugy's
soldier who had lost one hand. And hour
after hour, be lay there, with nothing 70
do, very weary and in pain. They brought
him little Lucy's paint box, and you cam
not guess what comfort it was to him. ]
suppose he had been fond Of drawing b.
fUre, and now he amused himself Ill day
long With the paints and brushes: And %
paint boxf Not %, she did something
much better than that. For every. now
ard then she took her little daughter down
to The hospital. and let her see the soldier
at work, and lot her talk TO him, and help
him, telling him how abe used to make her
pictores, and seeing how he made his.
Willie ia little boy who has been III
great while. He cannot run about md
play, nor 70 p school. nor even walk >
step. But be u just - patient and cheer
full % he can b, aud he has learned to do
q great many things with his hands. He
can knit, and work On canvas, and cut pa
Per. So ~ degrees, Willie had quite :
collection 81 things, al made By himself;
slippers, and mats, and titides, and not ,
grest while ago he had fair. The people
he invited to come, were III the little boys
that he knew, the work was his own, and
Willie himself was salesman, lying on his
couch. And when the fair was over Willie
had the pleasure Of sending nearly thirty
dollars 70 the sanitary commission, for the
sick and wounded soldiers. Little hands
can do great dea1.-LSttle american.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-09
CUGAR FROM sORCHUN.-T.ss

NEW PROCESS. Paa4ntPd jsnusfy M. ~
=. Mgu, Of Omaha, Nebraska. aiter ex11Fs
me1tink si3 yean upon sorhum, has 6IS6ot.
eTyo elmplo process by which every A1n9
ues deeir1mg e purchase County, Tnw1ahips9
11Giv1dual rights In the counties or Henri, D.
..oaneS Jener1on, Keokuk, Louisa, Lee, ~
VIVA Address DAVID WHITNEY, ii,
-. Proprietor, Keoluk, lew. q. i.
DAVID PAH1H, Local Agent BurlinGtsu, -
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-09
RAILROADS.
r. air de-

r. q ilr on d. s4sag a
sH0RTEsT, QUICKEST AND NETT ROUTE
~ PH GH1HG hHf,Hi NEw xrn b9 SkAlri SSRIs
n rs ALL F HGN N iMHfN0is, s5'i
INDIANA. MICHIGAN, OHIO
s AND CANADA. aSs3%
On and after August 18th TWO DAILY TRAINS
WIN leave and arrive - fOllOWE
LEAVE OTTAWA: Hae A1RivH At CHICAGO:
is ss osiesk 4 = !. 7s oe1eek,
Connecting at Gslesburg With the NORTHERN
With the fIi.iNOis CENTRAL RAILROAD for
Galena Dunleith, for st. Louis and Cairo; ut Bur-
lington with fast sailing Packets for
MONTROSE, KEOKUk and ST. LOUIS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Passengers from Southern and Western Iowa
by taking the B. & NJ. r. r. r., reach Chicago
twelve hours ahead Of any other route.
BUY YOUR TICKETS VIA THIS ROUZk
Ts.shippers ~ 1--we Stock.
Stock Trains win run regularly. leaving daily.
rights OF Passenger Trains, thus insuring des-
patch and consequently avoiding all those vex.
atinus delays that are constantly occurring on
NEW STOCK PENS have been built on both
sides Of the Mississippi, close by the Ferry; and
Growers will ind there anything they could wtsh
for the accommodation oftheir stock.
Through CONTRACTS given to Chiesgo and New
Cen. western Agent. 6. B. ! q. RR
Ocf3.vff FF
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All Inc vie Of negro soldier who has lust
c cSir u she service Of the country, was for
~. Sjecteo rom New York street car
test one in tie courts, - ~ A''''' :
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-09

a TIE DEAD IN THE WILDERNESS. Lieut..
Bailey Of the 10th Regiment N. r. Vols,
writes from .Anandale on the l4th inst.
I did not expect, when I left you IN Ro-
chester, and promised 70 write YOU that
arrived in camp on Sunday afternoon after
Hlnaving you, and was placed on duty a.
offloer Of the guard and tho day following
was detailed % ono or the officers 70 ac-
company a. expedition Of 500 cavalry to
guard an Nmbulanoe train, and rescue our
Wounded who were yet in the hands Of the
snemy, ,wAom they had placed under guard
possible, = prisoners. We arrived Ut the
United Statse Ford, on tho RApidau, Fri
day might; dressed Saturday morning, and
q 10 6und 2sdesoFted hospital where the
first three days Of the battle were fought.
10 within about mile Of this the dead Of
both armies had been buried; but from this
to the next hospital (about fifteen miles)
the exception Of their clothing. The Rebels
had stripped them Of boots and shoes and
nearly al their clothing, and where there
wa an exception the pockets were al
turned. Il is scene shall not attempt
70 describe, and 90 utterly awful that I
could not do 1t. It is estimated that Is, 600
Of our men, and as many, or more, Of Re-
bells lie here unburied; and as six weeks
have passed since the battle, imagination
in its widest fancies cannot begin to paint
the spectacle. / must pass it. After pass
ing through this wilderness Of death, we
found another hospital, surprised the
guards, and took possession, and found
about 60 wounded in charge Of one of
our surgeons, he being prisoner also.
We did not stop to inquire to whom or
what side they belonged, whether friend or
q t.
to our ambulances and to make our way
out Of the wilderness and shadow ofdeath,
Fastening on our way to Washington. An
official account of the expedition will
doubtless soon be made. we did not al
low any talking with the n1en-many Of
them had all they could bear 10 endure the
transit; and as nearly the whole of them
were unable to set up, and some had had
their limbs amPutated, we judged 2 portion
We could exercise, and 20 they did. AZ to
the care they had received, they all say
that a. much had been done for them -,
under the circumstances, was possible
They all expressed great satisfaction that
We had come for them, and that they were
going with us back under the old flag. One
scene affected me muchl II was found
that one poor fellow was totally unfit 70 b
removed, and when, we told him 50 he said,
'.take me with you rs far AZ 1 can go, and
let me die on the way home!-ifyo do not,
Ishall crawl after the train as long as life
lasts, and then die on the field with my
comrades!" We put him into the ambu-
lance, and brought him along until death
relieved him, and then stopped and buried
I'm dying, but know that shall not be
left above ground for vultures to feed upon
as my comrades were.", No ono had any
words, but all had tears here. saasra.ast 1
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A AlAvenaasas vvifs-CHSSsi11

80
An "a Woman - vVife-CH0osin1.
Thesa.saessness with which some. -
they seem to bestow more trouble and ~
upon theE choice Of Aeoat.: One orr e
atances which have lately come tom 70
ttce viii account for the charge i X&06
bgouehe against the lords Of creation: but
only oo00 q them, for others. finding Nd
one 6ood enough, end by remaining Old
bachelors; and It Il best they should. kr
men 81 that Aort wonld have worried an
~. s9 mey happened TO marry Qem.
:. Ooe Gtend Of mine came to me solao IT.
ue time go, and told mo that - vna -.
ing back to India in three months. ~ as.
there It soif9 s16s6l np-oountry ststion.
never seeing . European for weeks q !
9mea Tefnember taking on my speaGa-
cass and W1ping them, and leisurelya nut
ung1 the9 into the case. befoze 1eould
~ans Hslssei ssid: ' 4lft - !a ~ w6 ~
you marry5'' .stl& 60
.Ai X So IS S'A r., + js .'t WHAT
1r .xa!z vel, then, what's to hinder you,s
"WelI, you see, grouse-shootine Begins
next week; Of course can tmiss that; aud
IA three months I sail. But tell you what
navy pom thinking you could do for mo
ing few y eIe %led giving AID as
- aeaf Alfred, You shock me;" 4 b
!s1 si Il - asysr q.ed TO things q Ma
well, hut assure you it, is often done
now; there's Jones Of The 10th, and Wig
gins Of the 18th, married in just thaAts ort
OF way, ND bdlh have been De forfJa hate
- Il they had been months at it,
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