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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-12-19
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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-12-19

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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-12-19
BLACgWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE

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of the English Editions. The latest adj
vances and discoveries in the arts and
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edge in every department of literature,
and all the new publications as they issue
from the press, are. fully reported and
discussed in the pages of these periodicals,
in language at once clear, forcible and
comprehensive The articles are common
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the average books of the period.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-10-24
War News.

London Sesgcs.r her :.sIA-Ar 0nsAIHS SPECIAL
says- trsga-at.ss making fSr z4s asrfE'cS y
a. 1s --.siss h;;-t "a gs-< tttrls Ettr sEs psS
la-cs Guase- u ~l-csssslils sssstgSsS - 1As So
-1Is <s1t sssps -s.cllla< a as-I.isI ss-IsIs Iat
Tunf-s 81 1ptLEsSI.l1s,eS s,-scIla-s SDSEhS- n
Mouse scoIIusr IL ys-srlsisus and nEIl1ssrs 81
n ~ li,s ssalIl 81 s,sIc ~ s9eE1a sscSrsss -
{ rssinI-
f<s-elilssl SsystII hes gs4 The Son u1ritus hare
approached be fgauc SAG ~ ssIlliu ss4Sy YARDS -
-lSs second <srzr5Iza r,assueS~ ! D3sspscsc
sa-uE WI ss msds n eve 1i-ss Gays
Sais easll1 xss -..sreei - hare s.1ssss,s E9tEz4
Nl1A siIi,g sslns-L sscs--~
j h .sa.as zla- 1ss l,.sisr ant Rarrlaisr Losses
s'saiozs fIseZri eEssssi u es 1.lss and wounded
: ssr=ess.an5stf wiring u me -sshsfs- Ss;ssn
nsr ST. ssEs= Tbs English Flcs-<srsrl a. t,ilsS,-
pols cnTseISst 10 rs;s-ssssI5 ll,t ~Ict >isssN
vlifrst fJct 4lgSsIl csrt al ssa-Sh.ifs uzcssiz
Bsoss- lnt o<si ssli - ScAsE9sr, Els Aus-asal1
>sIssHl a, Sssssssali1ins.sis
Count zslr n>s-.lI L Ambassador ihsi5ss having
u;sIEl5Ir1 che zIsrr<1 e 1Inii-1ssr Curing In
;,sl, 1u1isucs VII -ls SlllaI
n sffsIal nss.s,cf announces In. sels Ns1-s1,-
gins nov .ssackiTsS 61rsIsSs-
4 Turkish ieSnuisuaTa has ar.sr.rsni -s.5.ssal
sr-1nSbnl al 1hs &ssrmtrsaI zs--isrx- untsr osrs-
.. Ils guns al SiisrzL Tbsr a4,;s-sii.s aIasI,f -
a-,susG - en- 1hs -z.llx,E asssrsssu Ssi-aLz ant
Bucharest
lsaudur. september s.-G h -sesr>as sasz tF
ia Nzzr< a-ctr ne Vuess5l1r a ;'shss fIis
osaf discussed n carnsl 1c AiIiScs- a 3 Pc
,a-sau-c ts--nt DUKE Csrss-irzlI.s. Ias presided
AMI 1lIs hiTsrtg ~ VA, pronounced iur c0r-lII-
Hncs Ef VA rla as1a- A1Ilisss-s were u aIrsc q
:itsacs Ds=ssi-iii1i;G>
z5bn5R- Sarsssnfss- "a sl.rnAl rrr-szpnl,taas
ruIi-s nj Turkish s-Irr zfI1 FieEuH VA rstlnst-
hisf ant -aHiG-sst ztf .sd irs=Id Il! 1sUISE itz
s-linls al rssaIi--T IVA l-s-a-its ID E-1iHsy- mi
IL ffta.r-5-r If Krl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-10-24
The CSn<eq aeRces OF q Russian
Defeat

L V-llar II q rAsAIs DuHhsr - slbs Lsp3zr
>pss.-Ils1r -ssiisFas iss mn; II iiis flsissr-
Ns Ennaar 4 Az ID sbuss E1.r5sa usr zhs
Liz 81 rins.F Int p5li su,f L g-rzafsss aali.s-
I'usns.ss d pnssi.iis RnssaIr dsiaas inrs srsr
.honsti sIrs EnI- liis csIssy nslcss u snri u
iaiz vnuit ne :
StiEIist AEsslu- n--Er 1 ssr1ss ID s1rstEssusr q
II ElI,.i bsr EruT assi.mt 1amlrS .rac ans bs-
gas, 1ifhcss EH-s usat IL Fsrs csu ,s.E,s.s 70
-ss1i-E tsEnnt 1i,s P-u;i ans mIss pshcs r.,.,r
HISS ID zis s>llus gHa vhri wzrrs zbssr - -fs
ciiiiiis1ls'r Es AusGsrT tE-apft The Turk Eprls
i's uiiiisI1-st mEEasr 1bs-s Il be Wis tt-ss hlr-
urst FaiE-S lra Ia E1,Iiie hlrs 5sZsl,s=ss L n
sal Er1-h1us Ess-s-I Ili ErEinsz ats zrIr -,sFsr
E1H;1 DE- -HrH-uf RE E-Hsl i.ns would fnr. d.
iHniist fsmssif II fis oEI vIy. 1r clIlur xsrs
b1-tt4 ID tcEpH hI-tls-lrls f-lu A siE IN e-rSrr
lbs -tIu II lbssr sErBrs Impulses rms sr ssslur-
ts-Il avn NJ vi1 EEpnsaS phsaissr ssiitsss-. IL
In DEI BuinscLE- virs1ha- 2uHsurf CT irsprrs,l:
--AEillk n ERriit fIrs Nrsi nBsiiInr sresrs
u INA ssI 1BE-IErs Int iiis pEr unsc-rpuixus-
ntsHs-nr-hinE- lhlz IA 1iIz ne sauls sas f,r
-it u-k r-stisls flEulsHH gslt al 1ltz sis rs1s-
EAaaf ht nutf Ell d. tEs- Inn Efif fsrrsas 1t sis
hf nIr -snairs t-1u me CAs-iszEr ss.-rurrs.
ts rnuis lErs IaI-nsS zhEs ssr-gr. urbs.siT n.
lncT I:lrliisl N sail n sIIis ID criIIEl=sar tn
miisi tsfitrs'rH au-rs 1bs xurif ztsz .i.s rs
-s.zart I'd 1ts is1ss EhHrsf IN vtriH-s tr % =
lnis-iiI mu-na-snE Ina Euun5st i'm sruuziis ~
niu1LiLIIE 1hR nHhc-4u1llIs III .,anll g..s,,ss-
gnsslcs4 -hls Il Ii EuIii-f Ii Iuar haS ssr.puri
~ i7I-nl tsn1rgt 70 siHHrfisr 9rz asso1sil1r- Z
n SHE rim -sslsi-Anes- sErsrs ~ al irrnsii.,r
pliZ;i- 4 & N ng snnnrh, d can -srlulss NJ
lurAlF ne VDust be- anrBurHrat 70 ss.Saz4 ms
fFsasan ;'a-5Btz ar m snfE En5 xurlf r7rs !;
iuli HrnI's ant EvinC. ybH gi-sEaiI.rls ri,i hrr.
E'FHr Hurt rrnusis spuiI tss filisd 6DEr rrlhl
Liner rurt NJ uisrs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-10-24

lesa W. Nesur, RSssssms aressste sca. Who
reessecei rs,ss<ny sesae years srs, along VITA
s~e wives. 10 n&rSy - sadsene Philadelphia
usssr. les eeea Jared back la,e the resySsqie
taai eecs uers Ay the charms q Gee 81 his bro
sAsSs vsso~S asegAssr c Mrs Stenecsse,
sAs IS aes ieeiaftaf against Meraeaism. Cara
StsaAssse Is tie oa(y useneer Il her tsmsiy that
s;sn eAaSs 10 Tbs relsssa. asa she Is 50 sageted
&si saasssc>l thai tac ssux une sAer her par
ezss arsssssreS SIZE released 10 even Ssexk 10
sksga, and treated thea VITA the utmost cer-
,eape Jesa TeeSg IS The yeaaees, child 4
Tie pzsFAess ley, ~,se, saa IS The suAssess. and
has seee neSe >, TIE esssSse ~ssaa ssan any
e,Aer Il H,SsAans eAiliren- he is q ssrewVi
eassaess saaa, rzllra&a zassaa,e 10 a sasa rss,
s.s ass eeea veg freesees operator ia Wall
ss-ees, HIS esssses assA the Geas,lcs in has
lang asS fseseeas visits IL The large Eastern
sssses las 20. teaSei 10 Increase bis falh in
Mo-=enss-z. ss3 il eSs eenc been well knesn
sA&s Ne cav rssassas il the esacss for the erso-
lsSae-ss ~sscA rs satseS's position Afforded Aia,
Wes4rse sAess privileges, inclsisns tie hsni-
es.e x eA@reA usAsae. ssre very eeaven,enl bet
esss<ssse re sS3 ~ e~,Sef ia The doctrines Of
ssss escssns rsasssNss trsoi Ike The majority
II grS1lxsas NSrmess Jes1 W. embraced yoly-
c1zy. bal Ser several years be las been a mono
e2-sss- His ssss ~ile ~ss frez psilsSe,essA.
s02 u gxS VASE % q Nsss % eer rSssCves that
he zes the ~osaz sr -Aesa he discarded oa,A
s->a saa secess ssues he -ss handsome, al
t-seslve aa., Al sAe eAsaiac ySeac widas.
ans 4 seems Il Was desperate case q love at
S-ss sseAt She kae~ .re-y sell aeecs A,s na,-
rursesSal srssssse1eats, ss ms srss uSfe ~ss her
SSz cssSt. ess tbs, SSi ~; prevent ser SC
oS1sslssse asa ss CIaA anasr p~e@ise 10 nsr-y
Asa afssr ihes- ARRIVAL II Ae sO1Ai discard his
SsAs- ssres sAseA he accsrSi2csy Isl. rAss reg
marriage q essrss pats Get & ls;ai the nose q
sAs ussssre:zszS PsS,sSelrAa sSfe, set the
YsQIla- vsrscs = isal II serves Aec risAt As she
cane oHi 10 Csas nth TIE calls SeasrAin.iSoa
II ssSrsy5s.c her oss eSssss ~ Sstr1aaiae bet
q Ter sssssaos, xos carried Asr pesas si,A Cog
css pss0saesy. She sxs az k.siera-eora ssd
esaaaseS e,s, asS alre.iy Socs eeea 1.rrsei. sai
oaa2s ass Ss6 sasSSsr ssS<< The sxcsse thai she
sxs RAISE: IA AerDszSsz xz3 esi e<ea sxoshi
that eSsge.zy sAs reai- She Gsy. perhaps
haze ssres IS41 W. esS most peofls believe
sexl sue x1s Asssxse5 ~ F1Es sessseoessA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-10-24
The American Vtcsery at Greed.

The sESsots; irSszrt sez ey osr rfsz>se yss-
;sras! Al CSesSaocc sfia<s NE 2o-s orSeAils
-rsu TIE sxsrxsrsina-y ski1 &C he u.-ks1sa
Rton se,sy Sosncs ne TIE Rris5sA slcAt are
lBases. Al exszEsss1aalr sSesss. hrsisaat aai
eSruaa.-ns Team whose sNo1sSzE b5lA re-s-
dsy tss ress<r34r - ssr ss-passes a.ytk;..s ere.
esosGe ac1osrss lussr axs eS-cu rstsseas tsl6ss
n s4ls coU1s-y q u shszr Qua a. u jss,its al
lbs nss.ss stai EAs- tras9ss bss glacss "a ifea-
IAs lctsss 5tyls scsrs susr pcsrSs1sls Es;< sr
ar Team 4 Ike cSzlsss WAS Thai q Scell.oi
4Iss Tssr a Crsesnesr 81 ihs f-xi iat-ISss
2slr1ss r11 sASs sfs preset British Team SUI.
:,hsssse 81 I0E-sa.I - ~ pos.ls q $. Average
Il srsr 5 7sr uIl. Rti ne Errr4css3sxiea. xzd
We usr srs1 SAT- uS-vslisasl sAessirg of ear
ADsrnca-ns ss,szsas Even Thai of he ess4s F6ckei
t-su The Sasar q sbs W5ura.sse rSs-nss. sni
considering la< Estks t-psG1EF ixro-xsss
S'sa1hsr, 1bs-r ss4I scoc= az 1884 tcr the iso
nirs Ssl -rsassis -slmAsH Alef s1isr nt-k q
is1H-shos1lIss - son,s tine q ca1e-
We mus Ds1 Re the1rft - iurag h1rsrsr,
;h1i America xgGi: fbs Ii E.rls "a -ssss 8
secsnt s,rfl E1rEly q caG;sni IN Al Slss<us-
li9raA urssh- On he csuuxry. We a kssE
ma Asssrs- Hsee,u-1 an LAHs. iss RESERVES,
AI-sst i-las e suIatsuIe Sc sbs Team All =
1bs .-n;lias -E11E1<s fI1E asn13ss ire Team
H,sil ahii sirss ~ tanr 1Ga,sr sEu,aus C-sa3-
na.r -fsnsn were giEs< EeDs Ehssr ts=Ss u
clniss'1i1sG Sc places IoS thai secesoi sis1i
iHau N-sf.iEno1c casey .slk Sbs lHrrsAs irsu sfs
skilled OA1A1AZl -i3ansa1 sfis Srususr We
hare nss sarr,s-sr- Ass, Ibs Ersgass Ct The
AHis1-aaaI Champions q s5rusr Fas-x-E.,ie1.
c'a.lDs- Szloss-ssisssEs. an liz resi- Lagrs Al
VI ssssrT mtas-as- i1c sis k1au-s zroes5I.e e.1l-
lsS sIr AZ (rEsscERass- tui Al z,Gl,is A. az Ss-
-IIi Ii New 0-iaHrs- vi1sA ms ssri 4. ms
ra1-- NJ >,asl- 1bs ElrDar q he N5utls-
naG S'I-s iDt OHld1rlfI- Whose lean ms mH5s
s. s1asiisri L f-sa EaGris -ansrs y sbs M lI-E
H'ii'ii-ss lisl We M! sooI susS - hsr 80 ran
TluAs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-10-24

NE prsssSrs l. sell veas. there vas essec tse
s-ss sea'et q AZ eae-nsss ecse> Tie srsA -
NE nsfssr ss - he sz-Ss <sspsss q AGersosa
eroe sAss year eecSss - es snose eae<rsS seses>
ssess u nay ss saa.ssec that tAeee - ssr>
seGs & seSeAeeee SoseesS yse s'ss We IA
S~eoeses tee sxasnsssss . sss,cSs ss-eSssess Ne
SSasssN ne rses sxs>aSss u esAer psrss> ArSsr
export % The Ssscnees. TIE Ercsess rNeaessse
s'ases ana s'srcsaoos thss s-eeers al "a
ss-s = sesS - h.ea ~ AssSsc srscss> u IS ess
hseSs ss~s he exports ssss year - Vse<s Sssssss
Sak exceed sAas q ssne tc-css years e0eess
srssss sa'aae advance and SSss SaSsceGeass -
e-sssrs - 81 Ess-s Seec,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-10-24
-n< >.<sA..an..4<r Aa.rsas.-

n 4 ciH 1ifs inliDslns i-nu II tHrIst 9Du-rl4-
isuDsHf u -is lIls-sz;-s II LII I,-ilsas-l.s IN;
druggists
E-Dn Ems II 1ims pnSIrs If a-uE1 Il Ina zur-
rIna-y lsB-sr-lrlsl.rs al -bs rars ..siilry.rus IN
Ts-y B-lEIla s.,aGIDHns az scholarship 1 ssr-
-ssDulnsn. ms Insured n EI.t ci1nns ciiiis.e-
I'm f -DAss. EslIrt VI publish bsiuv Tlbs
sllsIFsz NAMES n 9ila-mmE I-ralr = ns szum-
bling -ainc:ss u In rnszE nIiuL-
: Au SHlf IN Eur On
nDs HAnfa1i ii Ssnhat Es-lzas
6 parnlrElH-s. ID Illiffs Ea-rau.
l.us " u Haims CIR 78wnsr Is.ufs ina
= IL 1iH-st Llms hIs--iss hllslu nnsy SEAT
In sat aruiI.
IN pi4ssH II sauI & BtIiliInrE Ea--1 IL Canine
Hnf -Dtu-f pils az -tIsu ~ sGis
! pHulbl nil snsisaI
: pHnr-i siIiIzi mRsE-sr-
= lsHnll.t asslE iApsl
Ii pDnpsT laaf ] AassasHr l.s1,H-usErl
q Tam s,a=zl al Gz-uupiss al SBrl
CllBz lima
Eia-rk -InE-m III MN
L1uHgss AnrHz Basls E-iaf EllisHu
unE uIDH uIzs-u-E
dF-Ts tins IL iiIa II Fur = I.sf Fur Il rnr rlDif
e 81 3-snr Ii II ssr 5-sa nlanstr fsr IL mutt
lI-sAI I'm III
plaHss n iI-lIlr mt nHsfHi u riiss gDta- I'm
sns siuissst
FIssf-nF Sasas
! 9anHr VIII IlIH-f is-st
AllBiH-s EDsra- 1nt s.sai Hifussi Fppna-
lsias Il Hsni 4 81 Inf TAs-mHn
: h 1iiHrf Sulinu-s imE I l. s6 ElinuIr
Sni-f.E ii Time
sr 1iia4 - ssnf nnt Ei,silnr xu--t n CniuuIE
pills am bu- n Ginning nilI-u.ss1r frr S.r-IsT
n-anEuF zur II znE issut uH-Er hun,ay mt hr::i
FH-sr uIurt Hnl Hnus IInnu. -ns balsg IIisss ID
Esnt lssIs-f u -zuf 1nslps; DIVINE .mr mr.
Iuz & suIni III. III LIS uLn-ulaIE xiar uss z
iHEHH 4 lev r-s,ssz II mr. hsf Huf VINE II fiT
liHn HHnf 1 psIfT EErsr IN zuu nj un.stBI NJ
WEI II IT 1s unDTIrInr ID Inc Jnin1a VIM In
III ii Il M lBs when ! IN 1I.k.nr M ,sii# 1rs
1iis nRms M -iIs HiI1smaIE 4 iisrs NJ mls.I.is
EBsr ms nrrrEnr suis RIM I'M liIa m L III Hl.iH
5T-s L. iT Then suE Nuu1L
Af nnas rariiu-
rBmpDuut f.n# 3u5 pills.
Eiasasf II Bsnf fsnsrzn-zi ABBY Esiiins
Fills
5r EaIr NM Enf 81 paurs fr nillE sealf
NJ mi DIN ina CAz--ss. ant pBr uIilr SAFE five
Enf zvHrrlsE Fiik rpr Mus- SAM zhs usira-4 by
ra-HHr III alzEu-tIuT Hnf pay INN fr nm r-rtssI
rnruE IH.r sziiss Il znBuri in Ma Il ury nnrs
I'M fu-f rrla zli,sl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-10-24
WEDNESDAY. Ocnasgz ~ IS,
AMERICAN NEWS.


Rsy.ASs Sruurs AseS al &sA5sa. Ala -au-sAsy.
Es va AH-z "a csk-ass ocuESs, Ma, >ssS q. 1873
s.ss-eS sse CasseS Sssss< Nass ssSS Ass<Sss
usA. ercAns 11sesssnazs sSss. and oannAE~
atr N aSsA. -fE-azss sbe &sxiusI x4= he szrpeS
boa al eUa-S sA9s and asE % sen. wS-eA. A.
ira cEsS-sH6 sft sirs Re -us,gnek sAt >ec-~
ssyysAEl Al III GasAslsSnss Suk-S Al NksAsss1s-
rsxr6 a as Ssu-1sse-zst sssauer >snssr
Nts-o-aazss -1z an AnaSsH5s ~ ne usousA a sas
" issssTsl and -'Hsy, ISL, ra9S1-si ssVsra Aus>
-ls11 tnu-ss.zs ~eSsas IA elE. "a sAsr wtas -
SeSshsazsha, EnciHns. vss-s be sas S0us S5ns
eiasss xSsosef a. sss sssiss< Ssasss rsSca
-u-a, When ht xus "a shs TssoE-S-s dreamed
=. hoes nv -ft z-sisA Alshtzsis-s bur sft sshsnk
Am r 1hs Ss-zss a. ih-1sar, and s1Ssy Alcss
a5st hiu I'D r0-s o. -Klstec 1isss he sbsS In vs.
- ard -srz-seS - fugiArE- n AGcu<s- eS6. IA
ln1S nassnt az IA lannon's AlkAaHs AE.s SEC an
a. Si-Ssrhu1a, SngitnS. Anl manned ~ Eng. rs4
s-ss, and sursuueE n AZ aiqzH=lIs and Sss
s-syinS ua-rA1ra vessels On -IsI IL ISIS at ca
-sxss, he eslgEgeS 1ht sTi-ek SAFES s-uI-
AoIi Sxssr-ss. Ant ssss shn-s sss1r SINK bsr- 1H
.Hns q, lstss u gHgt4csuHEs Iut uillts af Sfs
hH-hur q cha-Snu-s, f-sls,s. shs ~lsH>S Ssssss
ssSEuar Ao.-sAss S14h 1-lsins srfiS III Slll.s-
Ssmn,us sSses ~ ~ sat sIe 81 wash. -iss~
hSunG. am csSanea "a kzgiAns, a. ia a TIA
Re t1serrf 1,nnf 1hs F-ns1ir 1r l1v II Ahai,f-
= nsssHho,- ls6S, hs vas I--ssrea and sHssI n
HsilEc1nI eCi "a u lIz-lssuet ean- lnuGsts,
Whom he yssss m4I be sHbS " sbt ssn5y ss
law, Ard lHgssr sa.s tlfet sH=1Su-s, Il ~,
ff published >sTrics AZ ass ns AsiB-s -l-5ss ia
Asxioar y a. 1ssr - Thu Campaign &C SOU
Ssnzs N IA NAHsr aC Aassis1 II zSss Thu
s-nlst az sht = inl.an.I s-f SunrSsr was published
,snd ar 1sEs- Elhs Alsuhiss o. Ss-r,s sts1z -ss-
rag sha v a, he1vssI sas SsAsss Sc slsS 1e.;s-
ured ssh.u ieSSE-1s Ia sSniniss-
Ia. >cns.Ar~ss lsessse,a-
Ca5lHmAH> SOMA Cz.-hliHa Angus 9Th, Sand
suzs zF-91E 1ount z-us n4lh s.x--litnsSIi-
tIs Ssspcrnar Ssiszuese sz--salss-ss saarsSsr aaa
SAa=a..sz- ex-lsSln.l-aiie-s -1uInc ln1 Sage *
S.tcAks- -ses- CLERKS ~ Assn tr. s,aslIif IIl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-10-24
General Foreign News.


-,Bpd0I., SslIsmna, ss-Ens Ez-asS TiIrh pI--,ei
of -fis-s Wa vi15 rEi,sf u s-Inss
a-l'rlszis i0Dl-uya1la- =. Wa alla-uiss good
bsHllt 1bH uu-Irl, ar IRnf llss Hsua. ylili
At-sr 1IsnsbeBs be isr q HaaHus u illness silisi
speecir btrBiEret mn AprliEsii IL. "a -BmEII-
AZ UNCONSCIOUS, Enl lict a Usiessl, a-Isa--ssg
ri-SbU1 pan. rh4 naaf hnt issI s-I r-IIs
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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-07-21
Humorous Waits.

The goose IL like all other phools-all-
wuss seems anxious to prove it Josh Bill.
lings.
A cross-eyed minister should never get
up and read the hymn, 81 will guide The c
with mine cye."
"rhe line must be drawn somewhere, "
explained a Danbury woman, the other
night, when her husband got sawed across
the neck with the clothes-line.
A rich, but parsimonious old gentleman
on being taken to task for his uncharitable-
LESS, said "True, don't give much, but
if you only knew how it hurts when give
anything, you wouldn't wonder
20 jimmy" said little Rob, Gus has got
new baby, and she's my little sister. All
my very own !" "Pooh p said Jimmy,
chats nothing. We've got great big
hornets nest up in the peak of our barn
we have"
MAY they al ways live in peace and har-
mony," was the way in which an editor
wound up a notice OF the marriage of a
couple of friends. And it came out in his
paper next morning: MAY they always
i've On gear gear, Ssa td an affectonate wife to
her husband as she looked out of the win
dow, "do you notice how green the grass
looks on the nelghboriDg hills? swell,
was the unpoetic response, "what other
color would you have 1t this time of year?'
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-07-21
AK yourself These Que.tlons.

Are you a Respondent sufferer from sick
headache, babitual costiveness, palpitation
of the heart Have you dizziness OF the
head? Is your nervous system depresscd9
Does your blood circulate badly2 Have
you cough2 Low sprits5 Coming up
of the food after eating? ETC., etc. All OF
these and much more are the direct re-
suits of dyspepsia, liver complaint and In
digestion, GREEN's AUGUST FLOWER Ia
now acknowledged by all druggists 10 be
positive cure 100000 bottles were
given away in the U. s. through druggists
TO the people as trial. Two doses will
satisfy any person of it's wonderful quality
in curing all forms of indigestion. sample
bottles 10 cents. Regular size 70 cents.
I'D positive by all frst-class druggists In
the United States. For sale In Rutland by
Albert W. Higgins; also Rice d Co., Cas-
Teton, and L. Kellogg, Fairhaven. d&v
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-07-21
THE RUTLAND DAILY GLOBE SATURDAY MORNING 81

The men were digging away like beavers.
/ could see the points Of their knives once
| in a while as they splintered away frag-
ments of the panels. But l knew that 1t
would take them some time yet to cut
away enough for them TO make an en-
trance through. How l wished l. mad q
| pistol
waited in feverish impotence. Sud
denly there was crash and one panel stove
in by the foot of one of the men.
"Aha y he grinned with his leering face
at the aperture. you see We mean busi-
ness, don't you2 What are you going to do
when we get in, eh 2"
didn't know. Die, supposed If they
took an idea to put an end to me into their
heads. Why didn't George and the help
he had promised conner II seemed to me
that they had had time enough to make q
ten mile tramp.
"We'ye got the second panel almost
ready to stave in" said the other man,
chuckling horribly over the cheerful infor-
nation.
"Theu, guess, Tom can crawl through.
You might as we'll be openin' that box OF
your'n an git out that bundle we're after
It'll save all on us considerable trouble and
time.
Crash, came his foot against the panel
and it burst into splinters, and my heart
fairly stopped beating when | cav one OF
the men thrust his head and shoulders
through the opening. | seized the poker
and struck him over the head with all the
force l could muster. He rolled out
voley of terrible curses, but l was master
of the situation at that particular mo-
ment.
Suddenly there was sound of voices
and the man outside cried out that they
were Enabled" and tried to make his es-
care. But | knew by the sound that he
was caught, and was struggling with his
captors. There were several pistol shots
fired, and eager cries, during which the
poor wretch IN the door made no effort to
escape, but lay there limp and motionless
| began to fear | had killed him. drew
back the bolts and got the door open just
in time to see the other one overpowered, a
prisoner in the hands of half dozen of the
boys from town.
Then we got the man out of the door.
He wasn't dead, but he was insensible.
My blows with the poker had been too much
for him.
| bought a pistol the FIRST thing next
morning, and was on the lookout for rob-
bers and adventures after that, but that
was the only adventure of any account that
happened while / stald there. If it hadn't
been for that telegraph which George and
/ had put into operation, l rather think
that should have finished up all my earth
ly adventures that night.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-07-21
scHENCK,s SEA WEED TONIC.

In the atmosphere experienced here during
the summer months the legarthy produced by
the heat takes away the desire for wholesome
food, and frequent Preparations reduee bodily
energy, particularly those suffering from the
efrects OF debiitating diseases. In ORDER to
keep natural healthful activity OF the system
we must resort to artificial means. For this
purpose schencks Sea Weed Tonic 10 very
effectual. few doses will create an appetite
and give fresh vigor to the enervated body.
FOR dyspepsia, IL is Invaluable. Macy eminent
physicians have doubted whether dyspepsia
can be permanently cured by the drugs Which
are generally employed for that purpose. The
Sea Weed Tonic In It's nature Is totally differ
ent from such drugs. IL contains no corrosive
minerals or acids In fact It assists the regular
operations OF nature and supp les her oefici-
enCes. The tonic In It's so much Resembles the
gastric juice that IL ia almost Identical with
That fluid. The gastric juice is the natural SOL
vent which, in ahealthy condition OF the boty,
causes the food to be dlgested; ana when this
juice is not excreted In sufficient quantities,
ind gestion, with all its distressing symptoms,
follows. The Sea Weed Tonic performs the
duty OF the gastric Juice when the latt, is de-
nclent schenck's Sea Weed Tonic sold by all
druggists. Jy1d&wIm