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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-11-20
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~ ~Hf EsAe S< M - A
Exsisane Adysntprst IN Msw Caledonia.
CORES. Of the San Franciscc chrouieie. !.
eOpes Of - xAahAiesh settlers In Now
0N1e116l946A SenAAea61ffrom Anstrali4
we will call him Mr.. Brown for short
who wApt thsrs some ten OF tHelve years
|xgo with butsa small capita. and has
become enormously rich BY 6k cat
Ftle .fosl the markets of Nouh4.E Mr..
RsoNtn was on his way throul bush
from . of his outlying cas1Gseations
to another, when he lost bis xaysentire.
ly; wandered about till neal - tfall,
and than csme upon.A large AStive vii.
lage. Here he was hospat1 tsenter
Etainel vel I'D, and most ID ferertially
treated by The great chief w~hpexsillage
it was-the chief "Atai, / II hk, Whom
some persons regard as the 4 lief mover
aid esdee Of etkIs years reve 2tz1gainst
the French. Atai xtsall courtssy 10 his
white guest, and when night had fully
Ecoune ~cosoIcted hind bireaelf ~ lite to
the hut set apart for his night repbse.
Fortunately Mr.. Brown W. aea uaint-
ed tHhthe CUSTOMS Gf.the cdo and,
among them, knew the compp& jethed
OF putting an end tovteevel pepara-
tort TO- ieastipg upons then1fF@f Is al
follows: The traveller is kindly xceived
nothing occnrs IA, shake bis Cd aence
[hesis sltoWedsAstabin By Aimsen sleep
in. The native huts have " but
onsupsninr, wtichrssFves n Tddbr and
manifestations When the traveller ii
Fsapeosedsxo-bs w1N settled in his cabin
this one entrance is set on fire. Being
matched and made altogether of hight
wood, it burns very, readily, and the
the feast begins.
Being acquainted with these de- ils of
New Glcd0nian life, Mr.. BroH8 knew
the cabin to which the venerable Atai 50
~courteouslY. led him might probably be-
come for him both atomb and q nDking.
stove, unless his wits couldssav6 him.
He entered. the cabin Of the chief1 meet.
ing cosrteey with courtesy, 81 they
we're both fairly within. Then Brown,
In the prime OF life and athletic, Atai
old and infgm, the Englishn1Sn knew be
.was more than a match for the avage.
He closed the door withiS ~ hut,
planted his back firmly again& Il, md sit
ting thus Nth his hand on bis revolver
and his Other weapons ostentaAieu6ly dis.
played, continued his conversions with
the chief. The situation repatned un-
cfisnged thrGugh6at the Mi IA ter
rible night it was, no doubt, pr the Eng.
lish man, and almost as bad for the old
|chief3 wKdJ AisfA and again requested
permission to withdraw, Nj. Brown, a.
frequently declaring he could not part
with hfnr-he Should not feel safe excep,
in his company. When daylight VA,
fuAyyconA MfrBr6wn felt assured that
Ataf would not venture TO al1GWaAis PEG
pie openly to attack an indiv dualto vel
known in the settlementg Is himself, and
both issuing forth together f1nShe hut
he gladly accepted the escort of anativt
guide and was safely conducted Do the
French settlements, where h61d1enturt
was the theme of considerable htSfest.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-11-20
The Workshops

Glass melts at 2,377o F. y :
The most suitable time for.felling tim.
ber, ~ regards its good qu41tellss, is in
midwinter and in midsummsr*
Timber that has been for long time
undelsYater, when broughtfnto the air
and I'D becomes braahy and useless.
Std a1plor for house-painting may be
mixed 1wsfollows: White lead, with q
little kuAt or raw lumber, and yellow
ochre. $50
Two men, working at a windlass Ut
right1QgIes to each other, can raise rev.
enty = I11ds more easily tn me man
q thirty pounds. Ia '
Carriage painting should p SDi6lucted
in . roomawhere dust can be- ely ex-
cluded, and where ready meanas Of VEN
tilation m always at hand.
Glass . be drilled with q CANNON
drill, hnt the safest method = q use 1
brooch drill. No s~pear-p6nted drill
can b tempered hard enoush not "a
break.
In warming buildings with steam one
square loot Of plate or pipe kurfoce will
heat a~S1nty.fve cubic feet q air in
outer or front rooms, and leoain inner
rooms
To remove old paint, wet The plac
with naphtha repeating a. of1aaas Il re
quired;seat frequently one application
will dissolve the paint. Assoc as it il
softensd rub the surface clan.
In preparing Al old whitewaGhed OF
cOlored wall for paper, the waah or col.
or is wetSdd with water and ycraped of
with an old plane-iron or any piece Of
steel sWhich has q smOtA edge, after
which - wall should be swept down
with AAti9 broom to remove all that the
scrapsr may have left and make m even
For uniting parchment to paper OF
wood, The. surface of the PARCHMENT
must A1ue be moistened With sIdphol OF
brandy and pressed, while - moist,
upon glue Of paste. Whel e pieces
of parchment are to be joinS must
be moistened in this way. V i IL said
that the paper will sooner te1PVAan sep
arate when it has thus b(bn foatened
together. Another way is Il put thin
piece of paper between the Gsfaces Of
parchment and apply the paste; thia
forms . firm joint Glue and -four paste
ne best adapted for uniting surfaces Of
parchment
- 0efnents for joining metals or glass
and wood are made " follows: Melt
resin, and stir in calcined plaster until
reduced TO Q PASTE TO which add boiled
ollie safisisht Quantity toS hfi6g it to
the consistency Of honey; Dry warm.
On malt resin i80 1aFtA hnd Stir in
bar1sumber Mffty pafts, c&G1A4d plas.
ter fifteen and boiled oil Sight parts.
Or dissolve slue I'M boiling vet6E to the
consistency Or c9bihet makerb gluo then
stir in sufficient wood ashes y produce q
vGYnish.1ike mixture. WhnowAot the
surfeces to be United must Uncovered
wfth<his compound and preaGd tqgether.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-11-20
Great Apple Crop.

This years apple crop is now gathered,
md itsis one 81 the richest the country
3as ever had. In sone aesiona app3c,
erc 70 plenty that thsy ~ led toipieA
lows and horses, and the cider mills are
Everywhere pressing out more cider than
hey can readily dispose of. This very
palatSbN md healthiul tdrink nay b
bought in the.country at 81 and $50 a
barrel, and It ought to be ON draught in
eities 1T 4 price which Nould tempt the
poorest customers There is no need of
1nybody'sdriaking sham cider this year.
The real. juice 81 tie apple IL plenty
enough for any demand there is likely
p be for II. Assplendid appls crop can
brtunately now Be disposed otto mash
better advantage than foEnAf1Yy SAnex.
tendve European demand for our apples
Aas grown up recently, and this autumn
ve are exporting more of them than
aver betpll though the. pgioes ire very
Jpw, running from rs cents to $l.62 =
the sa6tly.a r6ats 6ns1&i6ed3oG lpplss
1re regularly shipped to Europe by
feaansr: Tfs msnifest of ope vessel
1on Mta1SKsa3eSk Ahoxsae60 ~ III
carried 4,67l barrels, and all the out
"a ng European steamers are weighted
NTH them. A Boston steamer took
5000 barrels last Wednesday, the largest
ahipunent7of sppies svSf made from vAxt
port Three steamship lines from Bos-
ION have engaged TO carry more than
1000 barrels, and the export from New
korkaNll4fsaehR epo6ness and m,
reGed6hted total. II the fruit il cafe-
{nllj Aickp1u and selected and veil
acfed, It feached Eur6pe IL good con-
: w. ess. ga sss5 at'9s sss / ls sSs gi P'sat = n. sai
, Is; i kesl'na - 81 ses se
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-11-20

Ease Attaieahle by the RkRHatics J
~ Yss, aishodsh they my desp Of re-
usnedy which cdE neseoff ~
means Of increased activity of tn idneys
rippoFsa4t aha4nsle for blood purj tcation
the acrtd element 70 which nathbloeiDn
The most eminent, attribute mo painful
eytnps0mSAU theory cSnpleteD 49, he out
BY urinary analysis. The nandbfsh& grand
depnEsati1p Hpssa1N' s1iters, ~k16aGarasisa
likewise celebrated as 4 remed& Ko9E consli,
patton, which causes contaminated OF the
blSod with The balss=AadA certain lpans of
nervous ailments. II is, perhapX oelN 6neot
touic extant, and 10 highly recqauSended g
: nnedieinsl adnGl11t hy Aistid - phy-
,Scaas AAA Ahslysa,wKopr (ncslt 70 s.
min emily pure and very beneficial. The
press also endorses il.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-11-20
How TO Avoid Qusckery.

SufEsrers from Nervous Debility, loss OF
vitality and kindred ailments, from what.
ever cause, can now obtain the Recipes for
. certain cure by the famous PHYsIoLoG.
ICAL METHOD, BY writing to the inventor,
DR.. T. Williams, ass East Water street, Mi.
wsukee, Wis. He makes no charge for the re.
cipss until . cure is effected. They can be
prepared by any druggist, and have cured
over 10000 cases in his private practice. ID
WE still assert DR.. Graves' HEART
REGULATOR is q great remedy for Hear,
Disease, and give the following proof:
Ny write was troubled with water about thu
heart. and could get NO relief from any phyeieian
She was also troubled with great nsryousneso ct Ger.
chased some Of the HkARr REeuLArol, and she oh,
tanned great relief. The use Of the HEARr REGu.
the spirits, and she would not be without fs 1t any
time. She would gratefully the HaART
REoULAroR 70 any one troubled with the Heart Dis.
ssse. aud advise them % try it - Q safe and certain
remedy. JOSHUA T. KENDALL, Concord, N. H."7
Send your name TO +. E. INGALLS,, Con-
cord, N. H for q pamphlet containing a
list Of testimonials Of cures, etc. \
Fos ssls ny drusgists at so cents and d
pcf bottle.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-11-20
A Sudden Death.

There is something terrible in the
thought Of having our friends stricken down
at our side, without o parting word of en-.
dearment or consolation-one moment at
our side in the flush of vigorous life, cheer.
ing our hearts with their loving sympathy;
the next at feet, pale with death, deaf
to our cries and needless Of u tears.
Every excessively fat person Isl instant dan.
ger Of such . death. Seven-tenths of the
victims of obesity die of heart disease or
apoplexy. Allan's Anti. Fat, the only rem.
dy for obesity, reduces the weight by regu.
letting the digestion and assimilation of the
food. 1t 10 perfectly harmless, and its use
will insure, in every Instance, a reduction
of weight from two to Eve pounds q week.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-11-20

The cold glitter. ol. Mpdieska's talents
"NU6Frda fe1ainds Of Tie geSlS
khich nature herself uses her -porthern
decoration, and which catca4 aid HeAect
the gray lightof = sky that il alwayssad.
Her pathos i the pathos Of the race. It
u like tho minor chofdsin C6opin's music
- vague, evanescent sorrow, that does
not helopg 70 cirpmstfnce, hut 4. existr
Bit ssAss " ID alA Il easboislais
1gle9m even in the ice Of Poland. And
nero ere lambent flames that shoot m
M11jSdd0 arts1af1 ncky1tAlide
tature Is rudy, like blood.-Dvaasasic
1Eaa Of Mss York SIM.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-11-20
Don't Do Il.

DON'T point yoxr gun At ysurself.
Don't point your gun at any o&e else.
Don't carry your gum 70 ID range
siaeand6s all yen hputjng Som Unions.
Don't try to find out whether y1Rr gun
is loaded OF. not BY. shutting Aelve snd
30 ingAeNn ~ hAsrsl witt hGother.
Don't use your gan for q WI stick.
Don't climb over a fence an | YOUR
gun th1qnghsn6xkle foreni6et. Don't
throw your gun into q boat 90 that the
.~tsigges-WiA eAtsh il the seat and the
charge be deposited in your stomach.
Don't use your gun for . sledge-ham-
mer. Don't carry your gun full cooked.
Don't Carly your gun with the hammer
down pOh'tbs Tool. Don't ypu for
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-11-20

THE Delicate Membrane which enyel.
opes the lungs, and lines the air passages, is
exceedingly sensitive, and q slight irritation
of it increases and spreads very rapidly.
Remember this; use, if you are attacked by
q cough or cold, that incomparable pulmonic
and preventive of consumption, Dr.. HALLS
BALsAA FOE TIE LUNGS, which invariably
gives speedy relief and ultimately, effects q
complete cure in all cases where the breath.
ing organs are affected. Use it in time and
prevent serious bronchial trouble. Sold by
all Druggists. $3.50 =
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-11-20
rpaaslx for Wednee

NELY ypcoAsIH for Wednesp
day, November 9Th, will contain the 6rst
chapters Of Henrietta Temple" the greatesa
of love stories, written by RIGHT HoNoaps
sABkK BENJAMIN DIsRAILT. Earl OF Rsa
cons6eld, n Of the greatest statesmen saad,
diplomas ot ,hAosAny other age.
cpiniR, 'AIxExs 4 CRAMER.
Mflwaukse. Wisconsin.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-11-20

4 49, 1870 S0 O~
dhg{nksto hSsUsaf a. abe ~ Ookinx out
u dc pl1aaxnS window1to baby content-
|4dly playing ko-psep through the ban
u a3Sd4S TN 30 iylllo ~ aa !. !
ltoshsr friends kind, earnest face, and
sesmed 70 Xeke withsmdden energy and
life ard resolution. 4
ATh1xyAsis - rid fssting that =
tAmnnhGmiaS1h1nosAe - ssh hei
IehsEiGhedi deas and mt bex aund1y bed
Ikh1Ag6AiA1A every-dA weo&. BID Mr.
lGA4G words toucheds md etartISSd h6s,
ana With Z self-rspfoachfnl pa1g sh6
resolved that it should never D said
that she loved her plants moset he'll
chill sep,serst Aat the house skcuH over
mia -th3zyqe4 clamor of k0bytyoices
4 che had the power to ksspthen usE
"Goodi I knew You wou&asa1d IN
going to Ghow you how ea{3e ! will b
la cHange she climate you i've In, q
~s!l r ~ scene, and lightelSp$ work
and heSe6t you! klslth witRSut going
y"A4SA aa1es ht19
reform we'll carried out. -
What will John ny fsArl Nh
Bennett felt inclined both tolAu b An
cry. q the thought Of the coni1 revqg
luton.
i s4Hs vols sppreve;smen afwls like
~ hay6s MiAC b&gAts and ,lop1 y and
nice about them. / have bo0n tSfOugf
r. and Lknow, for when NJ tVtt1 "a tW5
rooms ~ rot careless and HSrlkw and
low-spirited. Nov We lives4f or IL
house and keep everything - hi htand
btt Sesyi WIN - md pson[e d6ep in,
and wshave . social, happyrJNmk Of it,
~ 4oyipg our good thin -fr& Ay To-
fketh5f, 31d feeling the worthsOf tfem."
"How do We begin!' asked Nj Beup
nett, Aired with the spirit ofsem1lati0n
n0E ~that the 6rst shock WkOter, for
JotAT1A ihut himself mp henibe the
dining room VA 70 full of an (~tenin2
with two tumultuous boys, aMftl<e littlS
woman wanted to 70 her husba} dur
iug - oalyshi6ase2hosk III had out Of
tbAtMaatEnfops ..sssssss~s sS
~ shonld jl.t move al the delicate
things into tho little library there out Of
the way Of The children. That room 10
rather ban, and they will make it moro
attractive. Leave the pictures, they u
safe, and Is y eoed to have pretty o6jeSS
s4oF y0pDR tye4r TO Nst upon. Put II
eCQvea - ~ Sfurniture, ! laxne drdt
eetover your carpet, and Z t othef
bay window for Polly ami . PLAY
Il i sunny and Id look
ing ont always amuses theuk. E1d 1t night
you On iuss drop the cQytejna befor3
ia reQpas and hide their cluttebA
disturbing it other.
b& there 10 room for y0un kble and
chair, and work BY the machine. Thera
Jon y Ait In . bower witENf newef1
shout you, = pleasant vievra1 de- and
everything SAeerful, and
M4fHaFtsy important things II
A~@RA9P mp the eeepI6res it is
worth : dosen furnacss ai2AS6 ather-
mometer 70 b sure yon on,s. got TO
warn; that takes al the 4 I'll ont e
you, and makes taking col&51!y."
1T wort take long &ks ii
68Es I'm int coull1Z home e
dinnsr. s6Swe can b. Al reody by night
II you en- really stop aAddSG khIougf
- declare ] feel elreadJ /
- u tired 70 death of that TX rood
and dnast nnnder Dolly isalwaystsasin1
70 20 in pazlor.' The boys will dance
for Joy TO get . full swing here; they
never are allowed it. except SundavI
and tAen they behave nicely and Il; q
to enjoy the piano and pretty thin Y
swey" md Up jumped Nm. BsSnstt
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-11-20
FRANK LEsllE's
Newspaper.
a . &sr zA Il
4 Pictorial Record Of Current Events
at Home and A road. /.
~ As -AF .s fa45 &
Epitomlzed hlstovy of Our Times.

TAe Centents embrace graphic Illustrations Of
tne nrominent event. Of the day political social.
scientific. commercial, etc.
Editorials ON all subjects Of public interest.
AdAirahlS CoPtooas, Humorouslv hitting al
peculiar incidents, prevailing folies, foities, etc.
Select social and Short stot les. Essays, Poetry.
Biogr" phles. Musical an6 Dranatie hevs PERSONAL
highly amusing and Instructive Miscellany. :
OouAle!foCe 0uppsenents are frequently
gwen without extra charge. illustrating events Of
moro ehan usual interest.
Inae Popular WEEKLY has now reached its
losty nevonth vulnsns, and hes A0osded the public Q
complete review OF the evenU Of each week during
table library of reference. -94
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-11-20
CHEW
The CelebratedA
"MATCHLR6S"
Wood Tag Ping
TnRANNn

The HoNHsR TOBACCO COMPANY.
New York. Boston. and Chicago.
FoR upwards Of thirty years MrA
WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has been
used for children with n~ever-failing success
1t corrects acidity of the stomach, relieves
wind collie, regulates the bowels, cures dys.
EMERY and diarrh@a, whether arising from,
teething or other causes. An old and well.
tried remedy. Is cents . bot ..
A WESTERN paper says that by this
time all down eestsrs have got their houses
banked sp and have laid in a supply of
Johnson's AnOdyne Lsnimeat." 1t would be
the Anodyae. It is the most valuable lini-
ment in the world.
A NEGLECTED Cough, Cold, or Sore
Throat, which mightbe checked bya simple
remedy, like " Brown's BroncAial TroeAcs,'
If allowed 70 progress may terminate serious
~. IS cents.
HORSE and cattle powders if unadul-
terated are of immense advantage, but the
large packs now sold are trash, only one
kind now known in this country are abso.
lutely pure and those are Sheridans. r.
Hon. g. r. PARSONS, mayor OF Roch.
ester, was radically cured of hBrieht's Die.
ease by Craig's Kidney Cure, Depot ~
University Pl., N. Y.
To cleanse and whiten the teeth. to
sweeten the breath, use Browns CampAor.
ated S~aponaceous Dentifrice. Twenty-Five
cents . bottle.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-11-20

FAMILIARITY with the writings of the
great poets 10 4 necessity to any one who
wishes to appear well In company. For loo
we will send . book of 100 selections from
the beautiful melodies of Moore, the grand
poems of Byron, and the unc3ualed songs
Of Burnt, and 30 popular songs. Desmond
4 Co.. 9l6 Race Ct Phila. =
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-11-20

BEST organs d, whole and best work
manship in detail, IL the conclusion reached
at the Paris Exposition ss to the Mason 4
Hamiin Cabinet Organs. Organs from
thirty best makers in the world were tested
and compared by four juries-viz., the Glass
Jury, Group Jury. Jury of Presidents and
supreme Jury, who awarded to Mason 4
Hamlin two highest awards.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-11-20

Three dozen Boxes 1.i gross. Will be
sent TO REDDLERe, sTOREkEkPERS,
DRCl:GISTS, texpressage paid. ON recesps
Of S~4.OO-about eleven cents n box.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-11-20

Yo1sd toon
y9G1 iden yoh 1T
sl2na MpNAilnpQS tent
-
t1tSm, Btd&y h8e6enG
6nthen out VII taAn
N ~ aoNn ~ deWal
di1lssst - os pepp1e
:! 2 y '';|::::E.I:a!... , Il;
yeasd nsss - thinf u eeongto Florida
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-11-20

hearty, but 1t seems . pity to spoil ny
MIC. psrl0r, Wouldn't the best chanl
b6f 6VtfheAdd0 - WELT"
! IL want that, -too.tQsnmaubed-Eoon
and t5SttCO WtSe~4d e for the
shildi~&Ahn&1he - chaanbe(
nov, and have the cribs there also, dom
yontas As ysNasasH ,&ss#osl
Ny patience! Mary, would
you Asxe me turn the house upside
'asIa I foseIfeSqY i"
'ikas y6us child k;nt aSds yoa rsshJi
- them spoilt BY daily use than empty
and nest, because the little busy feet
WesQ gone, nsssr1o euEneAsskf I'm Id
.eag1f1ks A4A And, Il know you wiz
81 xttatAexksp yen think i over
a rnorssce, sSfsk1cs learned !,
expsrilncs Alet We notAeQ sAoa
Is s!aay & s..s.8 H. = 3 |:
:ss sksss .lsssaseTH Come %asA 'nosl
Try Il for 1 month, and 20 II you DOM
kB& & = =;
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-11-20


~WHMN WHITING - ADVAk1l9Hltk
49, please Say you saw ths Advertiseasn
In this Paper.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-01-09
Spilefulness of the Leopard.

The leopard has the reputation, among
hunters in India, Of being more savage
and spiteful than the tiger. He dies
game, and fights to the last. A cores
pondent of 9 London journal, who lived
many years in India, relates the follow
ing incident of his leopard hunting:
Reeves and his shikaree, Gunnoo,
found q leopard in the hills. On being
wounded, he charged home, fixed his
teeth in Reeves upper thigh, clawing his
legs, and shaking furiously. Reeves told
his shikaree to help him while he batter
ed the beasts head. He was e very
powerful man, very good with the gloves
but the leopard shook him as if the blows
were thing.
Attain tie sG karee taking off his turban
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-01-09

to change Of domicile. IYas conducted
back to my own town in disgrace, under
the escort Of two gendarmes, but, feeling
myself to have been dishonored by these
proceedings, managed to evade the
vigilance of my guardians and left the
place. Three days afterward was again
arrested in Montaubln as d vagrant, with
out money, and with no visible means of
support. u s 90. I. a. i.s..
'sYou are already aware how I suffered
myself to be tried and condemned by
court martial as q Communist rather
than bring disgrace on my family by re-
yeallng my true name. The reason why
I keep silence no longer is that the life
! have been leading for the past two years
has become simply unendurable.',
r. On receipt OF this strange letter an In
curry was set on foot, which resulted in
fully corroborating its statements. The
unfortunate man was at once brought
back to France, and on the 7th Of Novem-
Der, 1877, appeared before military til
bunal No 3, which, after hearing the evil
sdenee, ordered the late Papal Zouave to
be set at liberty. But, notwithstanding
judicial proof OF this poor fellows limo
cence of the charges brought against him,
he now finds himself, by a curious pro-
vision in the laws of France, in very
awkward position. He has been found
not guilty, but his conviction must re-
main against him until Louis Thomas has
been arrested and convicted for the scts
above mentioned It will not be till
then that the court can aannul the sen
tence Of 1892 and furnish Mr.. Edward
Bizore with a clean .ses Of papers. -Cep-
Boston Adreyssser.