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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-07
n 0SIISsWMICH AND WORCESTER DIvI.

N SI SMM ioH Il AND WORCESTER DIVI-
a. az tEAiNs G2EG soUTH LEAVE WORCESTER AT
sfc ~ viii, Kay 1hssengeF Train, Connects at Web
ton ct Painaeld With trains 10 aid ' rom nor a gt
Seg1 GU To LSfiGencG at N0rwich with train ior
S'SO n. Way Passenger Train Conn"cts Mt yyor
Gg ,Ts VIII %,aG trains from Boston, Nashua Fitch.
western and Providence trains a Pninen with
IRAN from Boston; at PlainGe!d for ProyiIemcc:
an 'Sl e WIZ, WIN tTaRs for New London, Mystic
S'iS ? n; Way Passenger Train Connects at wor.
ell, &c; at Worcester Junction win E,I nresa
tpa,I. rom Boston, and trains from Western and
Providence ana Worcester roads: at Putnam vItb
IRAN from Boston; at Planned Junction trains
tt2 Providence and Hartford arrive in season for
tHls tram Passengers from way stations Cexcept
webster, Putnam and Danielsonvllicl for New
oFe Dy steamer from New London, will take this
''NV m Steamboat Express Tram for New York
, T;onieeis a. worcester with trains from Boston
concord, Manchester. Lowell, Lawrence Nashua
Flchhyrg, &c; at Putnam from Boston Wal
poe Franklin and Blackstone; leaves Norwich
riot New London at 9.15 pm.
ctrort sS ig@t Express train for Boston, daily
ION, Blackstone, Franklin and Walp0lc; at Wor
Con 1t dF ERiqsITn, Er1mingham Lowell, Nashua
LEMON ll, az 1.I5 M, dependent on arrival Of
900 q m. Way Passenger Train Connecting
Plainheid Junction for Providence; at Putnam
fof Boston, arriving at IO.sOam at Worcester
Junction for Springfield, and way stations Albany
&C, and Proyidcnce; at Worcester for trains 10
-, Boston, Nashua, &c "
A'1O q m: Way Passenger Tram. Connecting At
dta ;ld with train from and for Providence;
STRIVING al " orcester Junction in season for trans
TO hustGn Providence Springfield and Albany:
., AT Wetcestcr Ior trains to Boston, Nashua Ec
"'AS m M -, Nay Passenger Tran. Connects at Nor.
wen WIN train from New ondOn. and at PLAN
neld Junciicn with train to Providence; at Wor
cester with train for Boston,
Leaves Webster for VI oTcestc q az a,.GOa
Leaves Worcester for Webster at G.:s:S D
A., Z; st. 81. ANDREWS, supt,
wv norwich IL Worcester Division.
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WORCESTER AND sPRiNcr1ELD DIVISION

Leave Worcester for Albany and WAY Stations accom-
m0dston) at G35 m N
IN. ' ~ ' N 0'i'
For Albany texpress) 955 for New York and Albany
Sunday mail leaves 1905 p N. Sleeping cars will
ieSye SPynghed for Rochester daily, connecting with
Leave Springfield for Worcester at 100 ZI5 ll3O m
l.J5 exp 2U5 exc, 400 $40 exp. M Albany Sunday
express 6SOa m. Sunday mail 1925 a Nunday).
,hAlLROAD C0NNECTIoNs.-At Albany with the New
aOEk Central, Toy and Grcenbush, and Hudson River
RAILROADS At Chatham with the Harlem and Hudson
ana Bqston and Lebanon Springs Railroads. At state
Inc WIN me ito4satonic Railroad At Ptsfcld with
A. Wcsthed with the New Haven and Northampton n
AZ Springfield with the Hartford New Haven and Snrg.
held and Connecticut River Railroads. At Palmer with
inc New London Northern IR At Worcester Junction
WIN the Providence and Worcester, Worcester and
~ashua AM Norwich and Worcester Railroads At
South birmingham with the Boston, Clinton and Fitch
bury. and Milford Railroads. ~
G. q. RUSSELL, Sun.t SnrirgaoId
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A Ia Il a a N ID Err LORIM ER
- Manufacturer and dealer In - ~
RUSSIA, MANILA AND AMERICAN uFNp ,on,,,
AGE, NOhDs
Bel Cords, Cotton Clothes Lines Steam PackiDs PtA
Lines, Irvine, Pulley BlOcks is' Rlsn
Wholesale Retail
C0rne-of Exchange and Blackstone gtreetR
Worcester, Mas. deon
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SinantiaI.
financial.
EIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND
LAND GRANT BONDS
OF TIE
st. Joseph and Denver City
Railroad Company,
In Denomination. of $1,000, $500 tE 500

The attention Of investors Is invited to the merits Of
these Bonds secured by first and only gage the
road. equipments. franchises and property Of trunk
line of railroad which Will shorten tine distance between
New York and san Francisco some 23O miles, and in
addition the mortgage to secure the Bonds land
grant Of l500O0O of the most fertile land in the
West. which prohibited being sold at less than
four S dollars per by the terms of the mortgage
deed, and accopng u the present market price of the
Illinois Central Company'S lands is worth SlS75O0O0.
This loan was originally for $500 OO0 hut has been large
y reduced by sub crptOns of actual investors The
manning balance of the is offered N 97S and ac
crued interest," but the right is reserved to advance the
price at any time. without notice.
The bends have thirty years to run; bear per cent
interest payable in New York, London Frankort-On
thcMain. ut Inception of the holder, without notice
free OF taxes.
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WORCESTER AND NASHUA RAIL
RoAD--on and after Monday, Sept A. 1871 Psss,n
ger Trains Will IS fOllows
Leave Worcester at $50 and Ills and 400 and rs
rotor junction for Worcester at sam,
aahIla II : No 10 lLI m ~ :. :.

Leave Groton junction for Worcester at s am
Leave Nashua st 1.l0 a m. IL 0U m, ana 500 D M
The $50 Train connects at Fitchburg with trains for the
vermont and Massachusetts, Cheshire and Rutland and
BurLngtQn Railroads. at GTOtOn Junction with trains 81
the Fnch6urg down, PeterbOro and Shirley SenY
Brook, and Lowell and Lawrence Railroads: and a
Nashua with trains of the Wilton, Concord Manchester
and Lawrence, Northern Boston, Concord and Montreal
roads 'A
Ihe lli5 m train connects at Fitchhurg with Che,
shire, and Rutland and Burlington Freight and passen
ger TO kulland tTansi at Groon Junction with Fitch;
og stony Brook and Lowell and Lawrence trains; and
81 Nashua with Wilton, Concord Manchester and Lawi
renee Northern Ito Franklin, and Boston, Concord and
M9ntreal Ito Plymouth) trains.
Ihe 20 P m tram connects at Fichhurg, at lis NJ
WIN cheshire, Vermont and Massachusetts, and Rutland
ana Burlington Night EX press trains; GrOon Junct
win fch6urg Peterboro and Shirley, and Stony Brook
Lawrence Northern Vermont Central Might In nress
Ogdenshurg, and Montreal and Champlan trains
G. \. TURNER SIM
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FIVE TWENTIES,
CENTRAL PACIFICS.
BANKING OFFICE OF
FISK 81 HATCH.
No. 5Nassau st., New York.


SEPTEMBER 25th, 1871.
OF the Fifteen Millions Chesapeake and Ohio Six per
Cent Loan but about 81 100000 remain unsod and this
remainder will be taken up rapidly.
The five years option having expired all series of
FIvE-TwENTY Bonds except 1865 and 1865 they are
liable to be called in for payment The redemption of
100 millions FyE-TwFNTIEs in coin, and the purchases
by the Government during the ensuing four months
with the premium thereon will release about l5O millions
ofmvested capital. Independently of dividend and inter
est payments the greater part of which seek rem
Vestment.
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8afIrca0s.

E'lTCHBURG & WORCESTER r.. X,
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT = Commencing on
MONDAY, May l. lS7i.-Passenger Trains for Wos,ts-
1850
Leave Fitchburg, 3, m, 1850 and 55Upm
south Fitchburg sos a, m, l254 and s 81 D, m,
Leomlnster, 81 a, m, 100 and 6. 90 D. m.
Sates Crossing, IL a. m, l.07 and COZ. D. m.
Ifatt junction, 8 ~ a, m, 10 and g. Is D. m,
Sterling Center, S.33 q, m, l. "a and 6. 20 D. m
passenger Trains for Fitchburg-
Leave ofcester, $50 and II. Is M. and 20 D. m
slerilug junction, 7H7 and ll57 a m. and 500 o. M
Sterlpg Center, ia and 1905 p. M. and SOS D. m
IralJ junction 100 a. m, and H. IA and s Is D. m
EEotes Crossing, 725 a. m, l2s2 and 524 p. M.
SSeomlnster, 1870 a. m, IL So and 30 p m.
S,,u,n FltchbuTg, I'M a. M. 1899 and 3 81 n m.
u tLtoAb CoHNECTl oEs.rhe 30 and II Is a. M and
iii = n trains from Worcester connect at Fltcbbnrg
ali m Inc cheshire and Rutland and Burlington Il r or
NIX ,HnoS north and west; also connect at Ftchiurg
and H. etnohl and Massachusetts Il for Greenfield
~ tt = 6a lehOro ana intermediate stations
nct s w 3 a. m and y ST p NJ IRAN from Fchhurg CON
D. noIcester with Boston Il Worcester Prevalence
~ " orcGsier Norwich IL Worcester Railroads ma
field. ~" @Olh ana the west VIA, SPRING
ces"r MY Mp Nn, train rom Fitchburg connects at wor
Nov VII YIN Not%leh ~ Worcester Steamboat Train ior
once Fit Cia NSw kk@ndon H. A. BLOOD, Sup't
NN ''oiI Ivy q ~ orcs7ter r. r.,
'"'hhurE. May |. ISL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-07

~ FOR SALE-A very desirable Farm
A;;; of 80 acres miles from Court House, superior
Ig orchard of $50 trees of every variety of fruit
-4>@ good buildings, and well fenced and watered Ap-
ply to D. +. PARMENTER d co.
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~ FOR SALE A 2-tenement, French
&i;iI roof House, barn and large lot, on Woodland
kslit street; allin excellent order.
ID. F. PARMENTER IL CO.,
sis diff No, Briney Hall
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nR. G. A. HILL,

- on,7 o,,r VTV77IV'0T VVlpUITIU StnI NY cNpTcss
!" ANY HuufeSS rtf aul5
M GEO. b. EMERSON'S CLAIR
- p HofANT r. NEEDY For the Cure Of Iaunlicc in
inv hloou ana Female Weaknesses; also, Blood
aulner Pnce One Dollar per Bottle The Angels do
administer unto the Afflicted For sale by
DIR. G. Il. EMERSON ONLY
Upton. Mass A II others are counterfeit An oYiers
from distance promptly attended to.
s4 deoplmf
nR. G. B. EMERSON'S CLAIRVOY.
- ANT DISCOVERY For the Cure of Dyspcpsia
and General Debility OF the Nervous and Organic Fys.
tenn Also. Blood Purifier -
Price. 81 90 per Bottle. For sale by
DIR. G. b. EMERSON OSLY
Upton, Mas. All others are counterfeit All orders
from distance promptly attended to.
sl4 deoplm*
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pARTIES ABOUT TO PURCHASE
REAL ESTATE
ofany description, are invited to call at the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-07

~ FOR SALE-in Westboro', a Farm
Tilt! of 1867 acres IL miles from centre mics from
Eiil Worcester; cuts from go to 100 tons of hay;
splendid orchard OF $50 trees, all in bearings good
wood lot; extra set of farm buildings Price only $780,
Apply to ID. f. PARMENTER Il co,
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VERMONT

James r. Langdon, a wealthy citizen of Mont
peler, subscribed $4,000 to the stock of the
Montpelier and Wells River railroad, on con-
dillon tnat so, 200 were subscribed in a given
time. The $4,000 was raised but Mr. i,an@-
don refused to pay even the first assessment.
Suit was accordingly brought against him in
the county court, before Chief Justice Pierre
pOnt, and the case was on Monday decided in
Mr.. Langdon's favor, on the ground thar only
$40, 900 was subscribed, as the $4,000 included
his subscription. The effect will be to inyaIi-
date a portion of the other subscriptions, and
delay the payment of some of them.
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81 FOR SALE-Or will exchange for
Ei;ii City Property, desirable Farm of 70 acres in
@!ii Shrewsbury, 3 miles from City Hail. superior
-~ House, containing IA finished rooms large Barn
with excellent cellar; both in thorough repair farm
well stocked IA head of cattle horses; carriage cart
harnesses, farming tools, &C. &c School within half
mile OF house viii be sold at bargain on easy easy
terms. GOULDING & HAWKINS.
Room Flayg's Block,
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49, FOR SALE-A 2 story House; nine
E;iiI rooms barn and acres of good land fine or
chard. &c. within two minutes walk of depot in
fiourishing village 6 miles from Worcester For
b. F. PARMENTER & co.
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WORCESTER AND NASHUA R. R.

On and after April I'd, ISL a Passenger Train will
ieaN9 oer street station Sunday at A. NJ for tro-
Io and way stations This train will connect
AZ Ntojoh junction with train Boston and interncd
TS sintonS on Fitchhurg Railroad; also with
Brook and Boston Il Lowell Railroads
. hcturhng, will connect at Groton Junction with
sl'iS RON Lowell and Boston, and will arrive at WOr-
ecSter at SIS r. NJ. C. s. iTirRNER Sunt
worcester. May u, ISL diff ami
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~ FOR SALE VERY Iowa three
Eiiil tenement French rooted house OF 10 rooms cen
EiJ trally and pleasantly located Lot large enough
sI3 diff ~
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VERMONT AND MASSACHUSETTS,

VERMONT AND MASSACHUSETTS
y AND TROY AND GREENFIELD RAILROAD,
0Hfs ,eaye Worcester foscrSt Depot for H0osac Tun-
ntll, North Adams Saratoga and Troy N Y at $50 A.
NJ, Tor North Adams Iloosac Tunnel, Greenfield Shell
3rne falls and Br'ulIehuro at $50 and Ills m. For
HTt"nhelo at $50 and HIS A. M and 420 P. NJ.
pm. 80 ~ " V " ny w -
Leave Greenfield for Boston at 30 and 935 a m and
~ m leae Bratteboro' for Boston at APP and Sal
NJ and 200 pm,
The 1870 m ana 20 p m trains from Hoosac Tunnel,
b.dO m train from Greenfield, and Z II and 10 m
trans from BrattlebOro. connect at Fitchburg with
traInS for Providence, Newport and rIunton.
me 40 m and 20 m trans from Hoosac Tunnel
ana Al m and 200 pm trains from Brattlehnru con-
Newport &c.
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o. FOR SALE-6 miles from Worcester.
E;,,I a Farm Of s. acres; keep 3 cows and horse
.HseA1 Hoou cottaSe mouse OF rooms barn carriage
house, &c. VIII be sold at a bargain
o. n. POND q co.
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nor SALE-A FIRST-CLASS BOARD
Il ING HOUSE, furnished and full of boarders; CEN
lrally located within minutes walk of the Post
Ohice contains fourteen rooms; lodges eighteen. and
vctuals twenty-four Reason for selling i'll health OF
one Of the firm. Call on, address
d. F. pARMENTER q CO..
sl9 DIFF No. Brnlty Hall, Worcester, Mass
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For Sale and Exchange,

which are not advertised, to which we invite tn,
tion of purchasers.
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AT large and enthusiastic meeting of the
students of Amherst college, on the 4th instant,
the subject of admitting women to the college
was vigorously discussed; and nearly all pres
ent were opposed to the movement. Among
other evils it was claimed that it would neCess-
tate an increase Of burdensome rules and laws,
would doubtless tend to draw men from the Sc
we're studies necessary 10 success, and would
surely lead to a lowering of the standard OF the
college course.
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YraI 6tstatt.

49, FOR SALE-One of the very best
Ei farms in sutton; superior land in every respect
Rlll in good cultivation; 20 acres in moving and til
- lage, 40 in pasture, 30 in wood; cuts IS tons Of
hay; keep Is head summer and winter; running water
to buildings; large two story house, in thorough
repair suitable Tor two families; nice bum with cellar;
everything about The place in goo CONDITION: well
fenced by stone wall; good ne'gborhoOd near school ;
Will he sold for less than what the buildings are worth
one Of the bet bargains that mas been offered.
l., A. ELY & co,
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49, FOR SALE-A Superior Farm of 70
AR acres; within miles of City Hall; extra set of
#l bnildings large amount of fruit of all varieties;
- 10 acres wood, with all the stock, tools, crops,
&C., will he sold at great bargain. if called for soon
$1,000 down. balance can lay on mortgage.
ID. +. PARMkNTER 4 co.
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Parties contemplating the sale or purchase of Real
Estate business Chances &c, are invited to give us a
call, we have constantly hand and are continually
receiving. large list of property adyeit ised
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-07
Abbott 4 Rice,

most desirable City and Country Property in the market
Building Lots, Stores Manufactures Business Chances,
Nr ,Ec
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CONNECJIIuT.
The boys will be glad to know that Connect.
cut has a very large walnut crop this season.
Enfield has refused, III to 1859. TO build new
town high school.
John P COmstock has been appointed post
master at Bozrah, Geo. f. Morris at Hotchkiss-
vile, and Silas j. Matteson at Sterling
The town debt of Danbury has diminished
SoO,Oo0 under the administration of Erastus
stephens, now entering upon his third term as
hrst seiectman
The corner stone of the Hillhouse high school
az I'll IN haven, was laid by Ex-Governor En-
gnsn wednesday Afternoon. President Porter
of Yale delivered the address
rug 9ealn sentence OF Wilson was made ont
and duly signed and sealed tuesday ana vii
De read to him on the morning Of his execn-
ton. u us eAecu-
Thomas Darlington, a min oro...
Rockville, who has shown symptoms ,r 49, a.
~ since an accident some three monti" a,,i'
ended his life with his own hand few ni'rb,s
ago. "isn's
The Hartford Post cheerfully remarks o.r...
frisky flea, the gTamniYerous grasshopper tic
musical mosquito and the llgacious ay Arc
leaving for their winter haunts"
r. >. Parker, for many years a prominent
paper manufacturer at Westylle, died on Tues
day, aged seYeniv-three. lie was the oldest son
oil Dr. Joseph Parker celebrated physician
and soldier in the revolution
Deacon Ezra 7. Davis Of New York, superjn-
lehdeht Of the asst Lorillard estate amounting
% several millions, died recently at his summer
houae n Mystic; He was an admirable mana
sei' Sna was pad salary Of $4,000 a year.
a uame cotton mill owned by the Pine Rroot-
aueh coinmany, located near Haddam Neck
Wa burned last week; also grist and sgwmiII
L2ss on the factory about $1,000, and on The otI.
u p tst ABOUT $1,000; insured for $500 in
me feopies ore insurance company of Middle.
town, the Hartford aud the Putnam Of Hsrt.
ford. u iiaft-
Rey; Stephen II. Greene, rector of Grace
chapel, Grenada, Mississippi, a graduate IF
berkeley divinity school, was married in Middle.
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either to be conquered or to conquer,
and leave the house must, or else suf-
fer violence at his hands.
Perceiving his desperation, was at
once upon my guard. A sudden move
ment Of his hand to his breast pocket
startled me into the belief that he was
about to draw forth a deadly weapon,
and possibly take my life, as he had
threatened. In an instapt drew q re-
volver, the sight of which intiInidated
him, and in his moment OF terror aud
confusion escaped.
Il will have you arrested, f" he screamed
as slammed the door shut mud hurried
to the street. AS passed through the
hallway. I saw the snme girl who left the
parlor when nude my irst visit to the
house. She wns standing on the stairs,
and it was the same faco ufterward saw
at the Morgue. I positively identify
the features of the dead woman ns those
of the blonde bennty before described,
and will testify to the fact, If called upon
to do 80, before legal tribunal
Enough has been done to thoroughly
frighten the entire community Of abor-
tionists, and somo of the most plomi-
nent Of them seem to bnve fed from
New York city. Among these III Madame
Van Buskirk, whose house ut No st.
Marks place was last night. for tho first
time, entirely deserted.
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TIE QUACK DoCroR IN Hrs DEN.-The
Times gives report of an interview held
with Rosenweig, or Ascher, from which
we take the concluding portions. The
reporter had visited the doctor" and
put an imaginary case, for the purpose
OF obtaining an insight into the diaboli-
cal business for publications:
'But in case Of the child's death, who
ie responsible in the eye of the law if
discovery is made?"
Don't worry about that, my dear sir.
will take care of the result. A news.
paper bundle, basket pail, resort to
the sewer or the river at night. Who is
the wiser?" M
"But, Doctor, if the mother dies?"
IF that should happen, Of course you
never fear. The lady can be disposed OF
without trouble. I can get murriage or
burial certificates without trouble You
know Madame Restell and all the others.
1 have the same facilities they have.
We can do the thing up handsomely, and
can save you lots Of expense. ALI these
other fellows are humbugs But why
did you not bring the lady here?" lie
asked, with an evident suspicion of the
visitor, and then turning the key in the
lock and leaning his ponderous form
against the door. he seemed to forbid
our egress from the place.
''You seem to hang of, he continued;
"what do you mean?"
81 don't bring you case; I ask what
would You do under the circumstances I
have named?"
'sYou are - sneak and liar!'' be
exclaimed. with flashing eyes aud ex-
cited manner. "You arc spy. I
will split your head for you, you-you
--l"
The piano, or table, stood between mo
and the only means of exit, which his
bulky form covered. The blinds, too,
seemed to be fastened. He was mus
oular man, at least three times the
weight of myself, and appeared wrought
up to the highest pitch of excitement.
let me ont, siri' exclaimed.
You . I'll kill you -. (advanc-
ing.) I'll give you ell you want; you
spy, you devil, yon villain!'
Matters seemed desperate. had not
expected snch denouement. But felt
that there was but one thing to do
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Teas! Teas! Teaa!!!
KXJE have just received an invoice of choice
w TEAS, consisting Of
UNCOLORED JAPAN,
Hyson, Gunpowder,
Young Hyson, Imperial.
Oolong and English Breakfast Teas.
For sale st our usual low prices.
June % JOHN AGNEW 4 SON.
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The bats in Wisconsin kill sheep. One
farmer has lost 300 by them. Tie bats
perch on the animals neck and suck lis
blood.
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Tho Rebel in Real Lilo.

Tho Rebel in Ilcnl Life.
FOR THE CONGRESSIONAL KU KLUx COMMITTEE
He hath doffed his dusty armor-
see him moving slow,
In his furrowed field, farmer
OF the single horse and hoe,
And the sun is blazing warmer
Than a battle trench a6low.
His rusty, crooked sabre
On the wall it hangs unwhet,
But his tools Of toll my neighbor
Keepeth bright aud keenly eet,
And his back is bent with labor
And his soul is bowed with debt.
And ever and forever
he wAlketh in the droad
OF the wound that wakoth fever
And the vail that asketh bread!
And his sinews fall a'shiver
At the frost upon his head.
There's wound athwart his shoulder
From Beeoher. loaded gun,
For he said his State was oIder
Than any Union.
And they shot him through the shoulder
With bullet, thereupon.
But havo not heard him murmur,
At the Heavens or D--oodles rule,
Nor at any blaze Of summer,
Or winter blast too cool;
Nor did he curse tho hummer
That stole his ''only mule"
Born to die a'toiling,
And OF his duty fond,
The epoiler and the spelling
His wealth is far beyond,
And he leaves your faucy emiling
At his folly on your bond.