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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1876-12-06
VIM. q. MURRELL.
Successor to VI, A. Austin AGO.
BEAVER DAM, KY.

BEAVER DAM, KY.
Has just returned from Louisville,
with full line of choice Drugs, Dye
Stuffs, Cigars and Tobacco, Perfume
ry, Hair Oils, and Notions.
In connection with the above, he
has purchased large lot fine Whistles
Brandies md Wines for Medical pur..
poses-all of which he will sell at
greatly reduced rates, having bought
excl usively for cash.
WILL is clever young MAMA com
petent druggist, and the people should
give him their patronage.
He will be happy to have the ladies
call and purchase their toilet articles.
Give him q call.
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Attention. subscribersi

All subscribers who get their paper
at Hartford will please notify us uheth
er they prefer to receive it at this Of.
fee or at the post Office, as all mail for
this place hereafter will be delivered at
one of these places.
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Messrs. Potter & Condict, Proprie
tors of the Saw Mill, which was burn
cd down some months ago, now have
The erection of their new Saw Mill I'M
der full Roadway.
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Big Bouanzn /!

We'will send the Hartford HERALD
from now till LIST of January 1873 for
the small sum of 81 so. Subscribe
at once and save an extra month.
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Persons wishing anything usually
kept in a drug store. should not fail to
call at j. W. Fords, where they will
find a genial, influential and industri-
ous clerk, ready TO hand out the many
things they may desire.
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A TIuELl W.RsISG.

Those Owing me will find their Ac-
counts in officers' hands for collection if
not settled before the 18th of next
mouth. i mean Business.
]. w. FORD.
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TIE farm dwelling house of Mr..
T. S. MOseley, was consumed by fire on
Last Saturday morning. The house
WAS occupied by Mr.. Irwin, who lost
considerable amount of his plumber.
The fire was accidental, loss $500.
No insurance.
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secure a E,aryufn Now.

Ry buying your new Suit or Over
Coat at the Great Clothing House of
J. Winter d Co., cor. 3rd and Mar
ket, Louisville. Their Stock is un-
surpassed and sold at reduced prices.
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Col. J. NJ. Doom Depot Agent at
Beaver Dam, got badly hurt to day by
a cardoor falling on him, and cutting
his head in several places.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1876-12-06

LosT-A clouded holder and gold
pen, lost sometime about commence
ment Of Circuit Court. Finder will be
literally rewarded by delivering same
10 JOHN p. BARRETT.
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Have You Bought Your

New Over Coat? If not save money
by going to the Great Clothing House
of j. Winter & Co., cor. Ord and
Market, Louisville.
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Alarge lot Of choice Christmas goods
have just been received by W. ii.
MURRELL,l Beaver Dam, Ky.
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For Sale Jon good terms a Wheeler
and Wilson Sewing Machine call on
j. =. BARRETT.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1876-12-06

Mr.. T. B. Wager, Chy Marshal of
Owensboro, made flying trip TO our
city ,one day last week.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1876-12-06

The best of Brandies, Whiskies and
Wines for sale by W. II. MURRELL
Beaver Dam.
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Mr.. Geo Klein our enterprising tin
ner has his new dwelling house in q
fair way oferection.
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G.ntnl 9oai asws,

Do not fail to read the Beaver Dam
letter.
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There has been great deal of win
try weather Oflate.
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Fine Cigars for sale, by w. IL.
MURRELL, Beaver Dam.
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For Sale a good Gold Watch on fair
toIms call on JSo. L. BARRETT.
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NOTICE

II
Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT. UNDER
the provisions of Chapter sc, General
Statutes Of Kentucky that
Henry D. McHenry, Jos. 2. Hunter. J.
+. Lewis, John W. Lewis, ". B Rains
Il. II. Rains, J. Raley Il Son. i T. Cox
j. j. Cox, Ii. L. Her, Rob't Lilies, Z. L
Tilford, e. w. Stewart, A. A. BryaAt, e.
w. Baize, James London, s. D. Child,
w. w. Ezell, Edward Pierce, F. N. WAL
tiers, r. z: Childs, J. Wallace, j. N.
London. W. NJ Potts, S d. NorgsH,
John Ferguson, hansiord Brown Sa musl
Wilson, Charles w. Coones G w. Bum
ger, A. Martin, r: D. Culburtson, s.
<. Cox and Ii. w. Lewis
Have associated Themselves together
and formed an incorporated COMPANY.
under the name of THE Rosine Mil
Company whose principal place for Eran--
acting business shall be at Rosine. Ohio
county, Kentucky.
The general business TO be transacted
by the Company shall be the erection Of
Flour and Corn Mil and Cariipq NJ
chinery and the purchase Of Grain AMI
sale Of the Min products.
The capital Stock Of the Company shall
De 1000; divided into 300 Shares of s2j
each, and may commence bushes. upon
the subscription OF 81 900. to Be paid al
such time as may be called By the direc>
tors
The commencement Of the Corporation
shall be the 9th dsY Of August, 1876, and
terminate in Is years.
The business OF the Company shall be
conducted BY President and four Dir.c-
tors elected annually by the ockbold.r.
on the last Friday in July in each y,ar.
The highest indebtedness Of N. C.
pany shall be So 900.
The private property OF ths sseek-hel-
ders is 70 be exempt from the eorpera..
n39-4t
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Seth Thomas Clocks for sale by w.
II. MURRELL, Beaver Dam.
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WE fear very much that the
Louisville Commercial has been "bull-
dOzed" by its aristocratic highfallen
neighbor, the Courier Journal.
Hear it speak on the South Carolina
outrage:
The assembling of those claiming
seats as members of the body ought
not to have been iuterfered with by
the Federal authorities, but they
should have been allowed to proceed
in their own way to settle all contests.
As a consequence of this meddling,
only Republicans claiming to be elect
ed we're granted admission, and the
number of these did not form a QUO
rum: nevertheless, they proceeded to
organize the Legislature and to elect
officers"
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DIRECTORY.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

CHURCH DIRECTORY.
Baptist-have services hrst Sunday and
Sunday night in every month and Saturday
night preceding. W. p. Bennett, pastor.
NJ. X. Church SOuth-Services third Sun
day in every month. w. W. Cook, pastor.
Union Sunday School every Sunday morn
ing at half past eight O'Clock.
POLICR COURTS.
Hartford-F. p. Morgan, Judge, second Mon
days in January, April, July and October
Charles Griffin, Marshal.
Beaver DAM. W. Cooper, Judge, first
Saturday in January, April, July an October.
w. u. Blankenship, Marshal.
Cromwsll.-A. p. Montague, Judge, second
Satursy in January, April. JHly and October
Jas. W. Daniel Marshal,
Ceralvo.-W. d. Barnard, Judge, last Sat-
urday in March, June, September aud Deosm-
ber.--Daniel TichenOr, Marshal.
HamiltOn-J. W. Landlord, Judge, post
Ofico address Mcllenry, courts held third Sat-
urday in January, April, July and October.
A. ). Carman, Marshal, post-ofice address
McIIenry. -
Rockport-Jamss Tinsley, Judge, Mansfield
Williams, Marshal. Courts held first Wednes-
day in January, April, July and October.
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Attention Grangers!
HENRI.

The Annual Meeting of the Ken
lucky State Grange will be held in
Louisville, commencing Tuesday Dec
ember 18th, 1876.
The Louisville, Paduca and South
Western Rail Road Company will sell
round trip tickets to delegate from
any station at one and one-ffth fare.
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L.. F.WOERNER.

OK FANCY CARDS IL styles with name 10
90 cts, post paid, J. y. HrsrED. Nassau
RsAS. CO., n Y
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DEFY COMPETITION!

No trouble to wait on you. Call aud
examine, and see tor yourselves, that ey-
cry word contained herein is true.
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Bartlett's Precinct No. ll-w. II. Cummins,
J. r. p. o. Hartford. Courts held March
10, June ~, September IL, December 2s.
Jackson Yates J. n. p o. Buford. Courts
held March %, June Q, September 26, De
cembe III. z. Ii. Burton, constable, =. o.
BufOrd,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-06-07
INSURANCE NOTICES.
CALIFORNIA
INSURANCE COMPANY.

THNHE UNDERSIGNED. AGENTS OF THE
above Company, have Leen authorized insure risks
on Cargo, Freight and Treasure, from Honolulu
to all Parts Of the world and vice versa.
5S2 iy II. HAcKFELD CO.
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Supreme Court-In Probate.
BEFORE Mr.. JUSTICE Irnn.


May 1Qth.--Estate Of Frank Molteno deceased
Petition Of W. c. Parke, trustee &c, for settlement
Of bis annual account. The having been re-
ferred TO the master, the report fled and approy-
ed and the account allowed.
Estate Of Tho. King, deceased.-Petiton Of W. c.
Parke, trustee, dc., for settlement Of his account
The masters report on the account approved and
the account allowed and passed.
Guardianship Of Sarah King, minor.-Petiton Of
W. c. Parke, guardian for settlement Of his account
as such. The masters report Of said account was
approved and the account allowed and passed.
BEFORE JUSTICE HARRIS.
22d.-Estate Of Hihio, decentralization for let
tiers of administration. Continued till 25th instant.
Proof of viii Of Paakuku (T), deeeased.-PetitiOn
for probate Of will. Continued till 5th June next.
Estate Of Wm. johnson, deceased.-Petitou for
settlement Of accounts. Heard in part and continued
until Thursday 25 instant.
BEFORE Mr.. JUSTICE JUDD.
2Sd.-Letters Of administration were granted to
W. o. Smith, Esq, on the following estates enabling
the heirs to prosecute their claims against the Aaba
Commission. Estates of Kapou k. deceased
Lono X. /; Kahemanui k; Naopala. =
24th.-Letters of administration were granted to
W. o. Smith upon the following estates to enable the
heirs TO prosecute their claims in the Court Of Com
Inissioners Of the Alabama claims.
Estates Of kamalae k. deceased, Paha k. /; Kalii-
az K. Muula k.
25th.-Estate Of Hihio a.. Petition Of Kanoele-
hua, k. that letters Of administration be issued j.
Porter Green. The Court after hearing the evidence
granted letters to J. P. Green, and the heirs were
ordered to attend Monday the 29th instant to
ceive their proportions Of the money.
2eth.-The heirs appeared and the amount Of
S7sO6 less costs Of Court was paid over to the ad
minstrator who ordered to file the receipts Of
the heirs.
CASES PoR HEARISe TIE COMING WEEK.
Laamea vs.. KaEelo ct. al.-In Equity. Before
Mr.. Justice Harris.
In estate of g. NJ. Robertson, deceased. Petit
tion for sale Of real estate.
June 2d.-ProOf Of will Of Haliaka wv.
5th.-Bankruptey OF r. c. Kibby.
Proof Of will of Paakuku, deceased.
6th.-Estate of Paele, deceased. Petition for let.
ters Of administration.
Estate of Kama, deceased. Petition for letters Of
administration.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-06-07
Paddy and HuIled Rice i!
DIR. J. COILS BROWNIES
OH EoR CD M II
IS THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GEEUIE


TUITIE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
Il the unfounded statements frequently made, that the
composition Of CmORODYNE i known % Chemists and the
Medical profession Tho fact Is Chorodyne discovered
Staff aud named by him. and Il has baicd all attempts
analysis by the first Chemists 0f the day. The method
and Of the preparation have never been published IL
is obvious therefore, that anything sold under the name,
save DR.. J, COILS BROWNIES CIiL0RODYNE, Is spuri-
imitation.
CAUTION Chancellor Sir W. P. Wood stated that
Dr. Coils Browne undoubtedly the inventor Of ChoO
REMEDIAL USES AND ACTION.
This invaluable remedy produces quiet refreshing sleep.
relieves pain eams the ystem restores the denged unc
body, without creating Of those unpleasant results
tending the Of opium Old and young may take h a. All
hours and times when requisite Thousands o persons s
tfy 10 It's marvellous good effects and wonderful while
medical exto It's virtues extonsiqey, usinr t n
great Quantities in the following Dysen-
terry, Diarhoa Collles Coughs asthma hheumatsm, Ns7-
ralgia, Whooping Cough, Cramp llysteria, &e
EXTRACTS FROM MEDICAL OPINIONS.
The Right Hon. Earl Russell to the College
Of Physicians and j. T. Davenport that he had received IN
formation to the effect that the oS1 remedy q any service
10 Cholera CHLOR0DYNE.-See LdHcef Dec 81. 1904
Dr. Love- Medical Missionary India reports Dee 1859
that IN nearly Of Cholera In which Dr. J. COLLi3
BROWNIES CHL0R0DYNE was administered the patisnt
recovered.
Extract from Medical Times. jan II 1s66-" chsredyne
prescribed by Of orthodox medical practitioners o.
would not thus be singuarly popular did u n0t
Extract from the General Board Of Health L@ndoD, %
its efficacy IN Cholera So strongly convinced u The
immense value Of this remedy that We cannot too frby
urge the necessity Of adopting It In All cases"
CAUTI0N-N0ne genuine without the words Dr. =.
COILS BROWNE" on the Goyernmsnt Stamp. Over
whelming medical testimony accompanies each bottle
Sole Manufacturer 1T. DAVENPORT.
80, Great Russell st., bloomsbury Loudon.
Sold In Bottles at l.. I'D, D. 3D., 4. 3D.
Agents in New York, ". H. scHuzFELrx Co. and J. C.
WILLS. o573-0m
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His Ex the Mini Of Interior u reply to the re
solution passed by Assembly the lith Of May
asking for the receipts Of the Registrar Office stated
that the receipts amounted TO s. 600 for one year
On motion the Assembly proceeded to the
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-06-07

Hu-. S. x. Ksai presented resolution that th
Nusss- e Interior be instructed to ask the owner
q rurissi0uE O. agents inform him Of the numbs
81 lahqrurs they reQuire. Carried.
Ho-. Kr HeiekGnihi read for the frst time bill t
rruurlr re increase Of the people. Passed to IT
second ru.iirE.
Ho1. M Kslaukoa read Tor the FIRST tine q bill
T-utih,ting The marriage of Hawaiian women Wit
furcru1-s u5t Hnwaiian subjects. lndefnitely post
rsrrt. Hrn. W. 7. Martin read FOR the first time
hll . ruEuiAtr masters and servants. Indefnitel.
ToEtpCucd-
Eu1- Mr W1na presented a resolution that no mon
leTc-s bt saut % NOiokai while the Assembly il II
srnsiun- 1ndefuiLsly postponcd.
Hn Er- he Ninissor of Inssrior in reply 70 the re
E1luiiun irtro3uced by tbe member for n. KonA Of
III iitt q Ma asking for TIE records Of the Priv,
cuunra. hen kAmehamcha II divided the land
1trtre thr The rusorss are in the power Of His Ma
iosly 1iont.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-06-07

To consider the resolution Of censuing the present
Ministry ia the Committee Of the Whole. Mr Wana
was called TO the chair. After long discussion in
whici Messrs. Birch, Kauai, Nahaka. Kaai. Aholo
and Green spoke against it, aud Messrs. Nawahi,
Ppo favored it, the resolution was indefinitely post
md
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anrns or ADvn1lrr.rsg

"a Business Carts when prrpaid Jor oaf galr, ar,
allowed discount these rates. which are r tran1e
advertisements. when paid or charged quarterly.
n R-An freign advertisements must p aecou tAn'sl
with the nav when ordered notce VIII Be taken uf
Them The Of charges are given n tho above e ~,
remtAnces for Eastern American Embellishments of sn
age stamps.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-05
Opium.

The opium most esteemed in this couu-
Try and in Europe l. Smyrna or Turkey
opium; It comes in tin cases so.dered
Ugh. and enclosed IN case of wood each
case contains about 10 pounds, in Jumps
varying In SIC from an ounce to several
pounds. EgyP; furnishes some opium,
bat OF POOR quality. Considerable is
produced IN Persia, some Of which has Of
late begun TO be exported to Europe
Chinese opium Is not known to commerce.
China not only consumes nipe-tcnths OF
that exported from Iudia. but all its own
product, which has increased TO a large
amount within 4 few years, aud has seri.
ous.y affected the Importation from India.
The drug is produced in various parts Of
the East Indies, but the principal seat Of
It's culture Is along the Ganges, where, in
a tract about 2uO miles wide, by 600
miles long. In lS12, between $4,000 ami
100000 acres were devoted 10 the poppy.
Although all our supplies of opium aie
imported from Turkey, it has been sue
ccs,:Uny produced in France, England
and the United States and some enter.
tain the opinion that the opium poppy can
be pro6tably cultivated in this country,
both Tor the sake OF the opium and for
the seed, from which q fine bland oil can
be made after the opium crop has been
collected. In Prussia opium has been
largely produced and extensively used by
morphine makers. In Turkey, prior to
1871, 2,00O baskets were considered q
fair crop. Ia 1SG9-70 tn? crop was
$3.50 baskets, aud in lo70-Tl over -
600. Subsequent large crops have been
about 5000 baskets. The CONSUMPTION
SeePs pace with this increased production.
aud better prices are obtained than for
merly. In the year ending in March,
l>12, the export from India was 93.364
chests, Of about 100 pounds each the net
revenue 10 the government from the drug
for lS5l-,I2 was 1867 ,2l3. The
amount Of opium and It's extracts impor-
ted into the United States in tho year en-
ding June so, 1873, was 80, pounds,
valued at : ,9T5, j02.-Appletous Amer
lean Cyc.or.edia, revised edition, article
Opium
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-05

Its enormities in their true light Two
great educators of public sentiment are
the pulpit and the press but third, and
greater, is the home circle with its care
fully instilled precepts enforced by all,
convincing and ample. If you use cider
10 cheer your depressed spirits, wherein,
but in degree, do you differ from the in
ebriate The estimate In which the So
called fermented liquors are held by the
reformed inebriate We see in the fact that
he dares not indulge in them, knowing
that they will arouse his dormant appetite
-hurl him again into the filthy mire from
which he has been washed. Our fathers
zeal in cutting down the apple orchard
may have been excessive, hut it was not
an unwise zeal. The only safe rule is to
abstain not only from ali intoxieantS, lu'
from all that can create an appetite for
intoxicants. Because road is broad,
and many 90 in thereat, it dosen't prove
that is a right road neither. because so
many people put cider and domestic wines
into their cellar, does it prove that cider
and domestic wines arc "harmleSs."
Every christian man is by his profess
sion a strictly temperance man, or if he
is not, he bellies his profession We all
know the oft quoted saying Of St. Paul,
that if by eating meat he should cause his
weak brother to offend, he would eat no
meat while the world stood. And if the
Apostle was willing thus to deny himself
for those not Of his own kin, do not the
dictates of parental affection, and the part
of wisdom suggest that it Is better to fore
20 the use Of cider, which can and does
intoxicate as well as educate an appetite
for iutoxicants, even at the sacrifice Of
that much abused camel, "cidar vinegar"
An All-wise Providence has removed
from our land the disgrace of human
slavery, but not without vast expenditure
Of blood and treasure, and it may be that
the next great evil TO be removed is in.
temperance. God grant that Is removal
shall not require 50 vast sacrifice. Let
every mau who loves his county, his chill
drcu, or even himself, count well the cost
before he places temptation in his own or
his chiidren's way, and inyokCS his and
their ruin by placing "aarmIess' cider in
his ce,lar-Aew England Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-05
poetrp,
Song of me Turtle and tYamimgo.
m JAMES T. FELDs.

m JAMES T. FTELDS.
A lively young turtle lived down on the banks
OF q darkrOlling stream called the lingo,
And one summer day, as be went on, to play,
Fell in love with a charming lamingo-
An enormously scnteel asmiDsOl
IN cNpaBSivCly crimson 1am:ngo'
\ beautiful, bouncing aammgo
Spake The turtle in tones Ike a delicate wheCzo:
TO the water I've oft seen you in 20,
And your form has impressed itself deep on my
shCu,
You perfectly mOlclCd naIango
lOu uncommonly brilliant naminso,
You tremendously A one aamingo
Nou iucN-pres 81. Die Hamineo'
40 DC surc I'm q turtle and YOU are a belle,
And Hig language is not yoHr iue lingo:
Bu; smile on ne, tail one, and DC nv bright flame.
lou miraculous, woudrous namiugo
lou blazinsly acautcous aam.nso
You turtle absorbing lamin-o.
l9u inilammably gorgeous naninSo"'
Then the proud bird blushcd rclder than ever
before,
And that was quite un uoc-ccs-so rs,
And she stood on one Lex and looked ont Of one
eve,
The position Ot things for % vary
This aquatjcsl, musiug aamug,
This dreamy, uncertain aamingo
This embarrassing, harrassiug r9nugo
Then she cr.el TO iAc qaadrupcd srcatlyamszcl:
"Why your passion toward me DO YOU hurtlc
I'm an pathological wonder OF grace,
And you're an illogical turtle
A.wadilns, impossible turtle
low minded, sras>-eating turtle
sish,y improbabic.tur,le'
Then ithe turtle sncakej or with his nose 20 the
grounl,
And reyermore looked al the lasses.
Aud falling asleep, While iniulging his grief
Was sohblcd up whole by Agass.z-
The pcr.patciic Aclsslf
The turtlc-lisscct.og \ gassizt
The uus'rioas, Industrious Agasszt
90 with me 90 Cambridge some cool. peasant day,
Aud the skeleton lover I'm show You.
lie in hard ease. but he'll look ia Your face.
Pretending The rogue be iou'J know Won
Oh, ,ac Iccply deceptive Young turtle
The doUblc-acrl, CLASSY turtle
The grD.g, bl; very mock ;gg;!c'
-Nt Nicholas
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-05

"A threadbare stranger in Detroit reg
isteTed himself Al one of the hotels as The
Emperor Of Brazil" and then sat down
on q trunk checked for New York and
began whistiing NO One to Love. Chief
Jones was called, aud bowling profoundly
20 the distinguished stranger, asked "Are
you the Emperor Of Brazil, sir ," ''Not !"
replied the shabby man. 'Why then, DO
you 50 register your name - because |
wish to travel incognito,' The stranger
s'umbered III the station-hOuse.