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 iriefas was hls riisenee, an onnaa, ssnsa. ton af ill thrilled him from head to lhat as he feappfpachal thc iiitle rattlge about which a parteuioua silence seemed ln resL
 He tanped at lhe door, but lhrre rams no sound ofanswer from within and with T strange dread ai hls heart, hr entered unhldden, There, slark and upright against the wall, sat the tramp--dsadi and the glazed, staring eyes were fixed in awesomo wonder upon Theo. who iay senseless and silent, prone upon tho noor boforo him,
 One startled look. and then . cry Of amaze. ment and alarm broke Irom Beresfords whito lips
 "nas he harmed herr ay Godl Il Is Rufus Aldrfehw
 He was inleed Thso's wretched husbaud who sunk to the lowest depth of degradation. had wandered back 10 her to dio.
 Tho shock was great, and before she had re. covered rom her long swoon, kind hands had mereifuly removed the awful and pitable thing out OfheF tight.
 If she did not mourn for this man who had blghteh the summer years Of her life, let none blame her too hnrshly.
 Ilo had robbed her of the love Of worthy man; by n lio he had made her his wife, he had outraged her pride, her affections and her wo- manly perceptions of wifcly rights by every act that coarse uuiindness or rude neglect could devise, and then had deserted her.
 And when aiter lime, she became the wife of the lover of her youth, she accepted the hap piness that came to her as the proper denoue. ment Of the romance which, lIke all other ro. mances, had been shadowed by elements ofpro. foundest grief
 But the two had loved each other well, md as true love Is only perfected by they were dearer to each other because of the trials of their long arrangement
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A LECTURE
TO YOUNG MI EN

TO YOUNG MEN. JaH pubifshsd, ia scaled sHreiops. Prres iis eti
 A Lecture on tho Nature, Treatment, and Radiral cure Of Srinm Weakness, ur epe lia' toirhWA, induced by stli.Abuae, Involuntary Emissions, lmpotenuy, Nervous Debility, and mn. pedimuntH to marriage generally Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits Mental and Physical lneApa. city, ySe,- -By ROBERT ]. tuLNERWELL, M. D., author oi the "urotu book &c,
 The wsrld.ren0Wnad author, in this admirable Lecture, clearly proves from his own experience that the awful consequences of seli'Abuse may be rflcetually removed without medicine, and with. out dangerous aaFgcM operations, bongivs, in- struMrnts, rings, or e0itlins pointing out mode Of cure at once certBin and Vilsetual, by which every sufferer, nu matter what ais cUndi- ton may bc, may cure himself eheaply, privately bnd radically.
 s1- This Lecture will prove boon 10 thous- ands and thousands
 scnt, under sual. in plain envelope, to any ad- dress on receipt of EX cts, or two postage stamps.
 Address The Culverwsl Medical Co.,, 4l Ann Street, New York, Post Ohico Box, i,jS6.
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STARCHLENE!
 PKRFuMED STARCH dI.oss FOR HOT OR COLD STARCH. A GREAT DISCOVERY.

Ny tho means of which every family may give tLeir linen tnst brillians polish peculiar 10 fine Laundry work saving time and labor ID ifohng nlnrs than its entirs cost. Warranted, Ask Tor ntarehlvna psFtumed Starch dlora. Sold every.
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For Sale.
Houses for Sale.

The two places belonging to the Peck Estate, located in Sandy Hook, arc offer ed al a 6afgajn, separately or together. Enquire of Glover, Warmer & Clark. or address Edward S. Peck, 275 State Sl, Brooklyn, New York.
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To Consunaptives.

The afiyeFiiseT having been german. ntIy cured af that dread disease, Consumption, by simple remedy is anxious to make known to his fellow sufferers the means Of enre. To all who desire it he sill send c0py of the prescristiun used tree oi ciiarge. with the directions for prsparing and using flf ums, which they wili sud a sure ru-e for CoU mption, Asthma, Bronslaiti-. 6- ties wIsdiDg the prescrlpIiun Nlll II a.
 Eev L. d. Wilsos isI Penn >t William.
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can make money faster at woik for us than a Es at anything else Capital not required; we A M will start you SIP per day at home made s3 E y the industrious. Men, women. bays < 3 and girls wanted everywhere to work fer sS E us Now is ihe time Costly outfit aud Sssg@ terms free. Address True k Co, Augusta
 Maine.
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DIP H I'll ERA ].

Johnsou's Anodyne Liniment will positively prevent this terrible disease, and will positively cure niRe cases in ten. Information that will save many lives sent free by mail. Don't delay 2 moment Prevention is better than cure. l. S. JOHNSON X Co.,, Bangor, Maine.
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Frank Iesie's. Pubishing House,
 SSI Pearl rect, New srk
ERRORS OF YOUTH

{ GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from Ser "A vous Debility, Premature Decay and all the effects ot youthful indlscreon, will, for the sake of suffering humanity, send free to all ho need it the recipe and direction or making the siinpie remedy uy which he was cured Sufferers vish- ing to profit by the adyertlsers experience Can a0 >o by addressing in perfect confidence.
 JOHN 5. OGDEE, F Cedar St., \. [.
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Auction,

By order of the Court Of Probate Will be sold ut auction, on Thursday april 4th, at o'clock F. M.. il not preyiuuiy disposed of, the rson Il Estate of the late Snnuol B Hawley of NewiOwn consIstins of Horse, Cows, Mowing-machine Hoise-rske. Corn-shellel. Wagons, Stdr, Flows, Harrow. Harness, Chains, and many other alti- eles. Sale to take place on the premises If stor- my, the next fair day.
 ALoNzo SHERMAN, Adininistrator.
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Worcester, Mass, F.b 8, 1878. Gonts We, the undersigned, having for some time bold starehleue, find that our customers speak iu the highest terms oi 1t and our sales arc con. stantly increasing. Respectfully yours,
 s. A. Pratt, Union store, 4 Front zt.
 Walker Armiugton X Co., Lincoln sq.
 Joseph Lewis, corner School aud Union st William T. Allen X Son, Il Man st.
 William 0 Patteh X Co.,, 533 Main st,
 l.. Harrington, 52l Main st.
 smith & Crockett, liS Grafton st.
 S.Tait x Son, cor. Front and Trumbull st A. larcy, GO Grafton Vt.
 A. C Cadoret, 97 Lamartlne st.
 P. Joseph Martin, 20 Lamartine st.
 N. r. Huot, corner Norfolk and suffolk st,
 For salo in New Haven by D. NJ. WEIGH, 28 Congress avenue. STONE & CHIDSEY, Church street. GEORGE A. WHITMURE, corner Park and SOuh areeis.
 c. B. ST0RER. ~ Dirgsli .duenus. [. <. MASON, 745. Stdts street. R II 4 f. 4. WRIGHT, corner Bradley and WIitidm Syeets.
 II. 4. BLAKE4AH, 53i Chapel Erest. II. IT. MYTH GE co. .lli H0iue street. P. B. P4RMLEE G O., corner Whdlley dus' Hue and Orchard SIreeis. C. C BRONSON # SON, IFS Diyision street. LEIGH BROS. aS2 Sidfe Streei
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.;s sk ,.lu"l Llt.i.ct .u IIIaAe iuA,. ;. q. yo, UUAD can { a,.t poil yu can get sre,.ll,;.,,I, I,

auaSE,It uir"t eat.i-es 'o inaAe hi'il> yo'' u OAID scan't get goid you get greenbacls. We hecta p.rs Il iu every town to take subscrip- tOns for the largest cheapest and best illustrated family publication i'll the wor d. Any one can be- c.,lne t successful az mt The 1Aust 'iasapt works of art given free to 'bscribefs, The pr1co is 50 low that almost every body subscribes. One agent reports making over 50 ill week. 4 lady agent reports taking over 4D0 subscribers in ten days.
 ,il who enga. t make money fast. Yen can devote all your time to the business, UT only your spare time. You .eed not be away from home over night You can do it as well as others Pull par tisuiarH, directions end terms freo. Elegant and expensive Outfit free. II you want prottab ble work send us your address at once. It costs nothins try the business No one nho engages fails to make great pay. AddI ess, "The Peoples Jsur- nal" Portland blaine.
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FOR 4 CISE OF CAT1RRH GRn That Sanford Radical Cure for Ca- D3EV tarrh will not instantly relieve and speedily cure. References, Henry Wells, Esq, Wells, Fargo < Co.,, Au- rora, N. Y..; Wm. Bowen, Esq. Nc Hattnn, Grant < Bowen, St. Louis Testimonials and treatise by mail 6 En Price, with improved Inhaler. One OJV Dollar. Sold everywhere. WEEKS k POTTER, Proprieters, Boston Mass.
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Following Testimonials.
Moroeslur, Foh. 1. lRiA

WvItsaIuTl FuU, Il IbEb, To whom It may concern This is to certify that 1 have used starchltne and consider tt invaluable, and would not Do without It, ehoerlully reeeomend Y to all housekeepera. MIls, CHAItLLS Il, PRATT, sU2 Main St.
 Worcester, Feb. I, 1878. Gents We the undersigned having used your Starchlene do most ehesliully receomend it to the public us the boHt article of ths kind that we hays ever used
 Mrs. W. C. Rugg, i6s Grafton st.
 Mrs, II. C. Dodge, Il Mendon st. Mrs. A. C. Cad0ret, c LAmartino tt. Mrs. Y. r. Norway, 2y Penn. avenue. Mrs. c. M. Pierce, II Providence st. Mrs. J. Dawson Arlington st.
 Ms William Pathle, 30 Jefferson st. Miss Margaret LlnOy, IS Colum bia st. Mrs. F. Brooks, aundress, 73 Centra st Mrs. l.. Goddard, 60 Laurel st,
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pTMpLES.

twill mall lFreol tho recipe for preparing sim
 plo VEGETABLE BALM that will remove TAN FRECKLES, PIMPLES and Bl0tches. leaving tile skin soft, clear and beautiful alse instructions for producing a luxuriant growth of hair on n bald head or smooth face. Address inclosing Be stamp Ben. TandeIf & Co.,. Nc. 20 Ann St. x. Y.
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10. GOO Agents Wanted to Sell
t.;4IIi]}s9gIl|l5 t.4II;]'s9'gI|]lI5 RINK

DS tiiG trttr-4 -AuiEUr, |. o tIur. I44c sk intense story, with powerful arguments and start ling ptoofs, ever combined in volume. The work ot Murphy, Reynolds, lhebTiste Ass lums Crusade, etc. A marvellous book, grandy en- d0rsed by all temperance authorities sale is rap d. great chance to coin money. For extra terms, address Hubbard Bros., Pubs, 3ng Main street. Springfield, Mass. OUR BELLS, just re- duced 9 per cent, are selling fast.
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Religious.

Rev. J. Mexican, Presiding Elder Of
the Grande Ronde and Boise District,
Will hold divine services at the follow
ING times and places:
December 28th and goth, Union,
Union county, Oregon
January Alb and 5th, La Grande,
Union county, Oregon.
January 18th and 18th, SummrviIle,
Union county, Oregon.
January 18th and 10Th, Canyon
city, Grant county, Oregon.
January 2, til and 10th, Baker City,
Baker county, Oregon.
February lst aud I'd, Boise valley,
Ii
February 8th and 9Th, Boise City.
February 23d and oath, Idaho City.
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Mr.. S. J. Pierce, WHO is winterins
stock in the Lower Payettc volley, ar
rived here last Thursday evening.
he reports the weather fine in that
section, and stock doing exceedingly
We'll Agents Of Eastern firms are
through the valleys looking for young
cattle. The prices they offer ore
good. Mr. Pierce says that rs we
nave ! tie finest grazing lands on the
Fac'hc coast, cattle raising will be
ono of the most important industries
y The Territory a. soon as tic rail-
Toad IS completed down Boise valley.
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OWyhee County Items.
avalanche


The usual number Of mills are kept
running, and the bullion shipments
are about The same as usual.
The Black Jack is still turning out
good ore.
The hosting works at the Potosi
mine ale completed
A. L. Simundi shipped bullion, on
the 18th inst to the value Of $9,83o-
q.
Handsome weather
Silver City has been unusually live
ly during the past week.
The wife and son of Mr.. John Up
ham have arrived from California.
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Local New $


REMEMBER that Carvan & Go. will
have their barber shop at Placerville
open from Thursday evening till Sat
DAY morning.
MERRY Christmas.
Ma. A.G. GREENE, book.keeper in the
large establishment Of G. Jacobs,
Boise City, arrived here on last Thurs
dayon BUSINESS for the house. lie
visited all the towns Of the Basin.
RguaBtG the social dance 10 he
given in Centennial Hall this evening.
The bail to be given at PIacerviIie
~ J. W. Dawson tomorrow uight
vii be a grand affair, aud all who al
tend viii get lie worth Of their mon
e.
Gst J Mexican left for La Grandr
% last Saturday morning.
Nh JAMES NoyR)E came down from
Banner last Saturday. He will spend
Christmas with US.
CLE4E ADD cold.
NJ. PmuuFs, Of Quartzburg, spent
two Or three days IF last week repair
Ing The Sue Rosa engine.
Aa Z. ATKINSON. Of Boise City, was
in town last sunday.
VII return thanks to Hon. s. s.
Fem Tor the Congressional Record.
IoDAy il I AMI 80 seconds longer
IN this city than Friday aud Saturday,
which We're tile shortest days and Of
equal length, according to caicula-
tons made by G. z. Anderson.
iHE Christmas tree put up in the
Ne. Church IS beautiful one.
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a Reason why Indians Murder.


Gen. Crook has been explaining one
Of the causes of Indian hostiitios t0 a
reporter in Omaha. The General is
apprchenSivc that the Sioux viii com
meucc war upon the stock men and
tue settlers unless white thieves viii
stop stealing the horses Of the Sioux
The Sioux were once rich in 40,
MES, bat they have been constantly
losing them until their number must
now be small \ thousand ponies
were stolen from them about year
ago, and the Indians called on me for
assistance, and said they had been
quiet and peaceable and hat &.o.en
nothing from tie whites. They we're
excited over the loss
Very likely. People WHO are robbed
usually get excited about it. Steal
ing horses from wbitcrnen ont West
is often punished by death, bat ii APP
pears to be no crime to pluuder the
Indians of animals which are as nee.
essary to them as their moccasins.
Gen. Crook states that Indian ponies
have been sold openly at OgaIaIla and
other places, and purchased by stock
men who must have known them to
be stolen. Put an end to the robbery
and maltroatment Of the Indians, and
there will be no need for Sherman and
his costly army to kill them.
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Safety Cages.
I)erItV.

The cage in the perpendicular shaft
at the Gold Hill mine, Quartzburg,
being turned into safety cage, an
other for the other Compartments the
Shaft is on the road from below. They
will both be running in about three Or
four weeks, when there will be no Sc,
rions accidents from the breaking o.
ropes.
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Az English journal gives the fol-
lowing statement Of the measurement
Of an ironclad's plate. A two-foot
rule was given to Sunderland dock
man to measure the plate. The
bumper not being well up to the
use Of the rule, after spending q con
siderable time, returned. "Now,
Mick, asked the platter, "what size is
the platter "Well," replied Mick, with
a grin Of satisfaction, tits the length
of your rule, aud two thumbs over,
with this piece Of brick and this tribe
of pantie, the breadth o my hand,
and my arm from here to there, bar a
finger"
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Personal.

Hon. John B. Pierce, Of Boise val
ley, Ada county made us a pleasant
call last Saturday. Mr.. Pierce served
Boise county in the second and third
sessions Of the Territorial Legislature,
owyhee county in the sixth, and Ada
county in the eighth His services
were in the Lower House, but at the
late election he was chosen as one of
the Counc.lmen from Ada county by a
large majority. He thinks Idaho is
entering on an era Of permanent pros
perity.
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Speftal aotitea.
a CAR. ID.

To all who are suffering from the error
and indiscretions Of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay loss manhood, &c, /;
will send & recipe that will cure you
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remed,
was discovered by missionary SoutI
America. Send a selfaddressed envelopa
TO the Rev. JOSEPH t. INMAN, Station D.
Bible House, New York City
sep25. lily.
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VIII he Sold

All the certificates of stock Of the
Garden Valley Milling Company on
which the assessments will remain
unpaid till the LIST Of January will be
sold according to law. Men who own
stock should see 10 il that all assess
ments are paid before that time
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Coffin and Kennaly

Have 10000 pounds Of flour middle
TOW Mills, and 10000 pounds of hams,
SHOULDERS, bacon and lard, received on
c,psigament and for sale in lots to
soit purchasers cheap for cash.
Noy22 -3w.
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gostoGce Hours.

n,,inc week Gays, until further notice,
% ppost0Aice will be kept open from seven
:. c ~. from halepast twelve to one,
= from from four until six ?. M.
MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
q4o Money Order office will not be
anej # all on Sundays; and no Money
e an1nr business will be transacted on Sat
u aJors after four O'clock p. NJ
H'"'' s. G. SILSBY,
Idaho CITY, Dec. 3, 1915. Postmaster.
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Two hundred Cinnamon are at work
on the Cascades canal. Until some,
thing is done to get id Of the Mongo-
lians they will continue to occupy
places that should be filed by white
men.
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WONDERFUL cures have been, and are
,,,;or Effected by PILES Certain Cure for
lam gIa,mn9orrhoids or PILES. For sale at the
i Store in this city.
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SCHOOL EXAMINATION

lass lney were examined on the
revolutionary period. Then Miss
aalpln examined the Cd U. S. History
class on the French and Indian wars.
Alter this the physiology class were
examined. The examination for the
evening concluded with exercises u
mental arithmetic.
On Friday evening the Advocate
and Critic were read; tho former cd
l'ed by Miss M. Il. Craig, and the
latter BY G. G. Stevenson. After the
reading of the papers Miss Halpin's
dIctatlon classes wrote several exer.
ciSes and passed their states to the Wis.
'tors. After this the teacher examined
the classes briefly in grammar. Then
followed few exercises in mental
arithmetic.
lhe examination all through gave
evidence that the teachers have la
bored faithfully during the past year,
and understand thoroughly the best
modes of instructing the young. We
were surprised at the advancement
the pupils have made under their tut
.ltIon Masters John McGuinness and
Isaac Lauer are the best in the school
at working examples mental
Iy. The penmanship and dictation
.ol the pupils IN both departments are
.ezceIIent-lar beyond what could have
reasonably been expected. Mr..
n. D. RothwelI, the teacher of the
higher department. understands bis
business thoroughly, and the pupils
appreciate 50 highly the interest he
taxes III them that they exert them
selves to advance He has taught
them the advantages Of good edu-
cation, aud SO clearly that not one in
the school is satisfied by simply learn
ing his or her lessons, but spends The
evenings in gathering general inf,y-
nation.
The compositions read exhibited
great Improvement in tie children ol
both departments. This is one Of the
most important branches taught in
our school Writing is the agent
through w.ich the powers Of mind are
made known f. the world. Authors
live for ages after their bodies return
to mother earth. The older children
are the IN re timid they are about
commencing to write compositions,
hence the Importance of training
while they arc young. At first tacy
may be aoIe to write only few
lines, but Improvement will steadily
70 Oh, and when they VIII have adj
vanced far enough in ;ieir studies and
general Information to put then into
practical ass, vii! have the powers OF
language to express their ideas clear
". The best compositions were writ
ten and read by Henry McGuinness
and @. G. Stevenson; the title Of the
one written by the former was Earn
cstness," and the one by the latter,
"Goldsmith." John McGuiuuess had
difficult subject, but his composition
was a good one. Charley Stevenson
gave brief, clear and entertaining
history of GoIdsmith's life and a eulo-
~ on his writings. At the close a
few verses from the famous poet were
copied. Charley is All excellent read
or, and will make splendid writer.
He is only sixteen years old, but pos
sesses sound Judgment and bright
intellect, and will make q success
Of most anything he undertakes
The room was highly decorated, and
was clean and neat in every respect.
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GRIBING -HUGHEY.-[n this CITY,
December %, 1878, by Rev. A. j. A. Ar
chambault, THOMAS GRIBING, of Placer
vile, and Miss MARGARET HUGHEY, Of
Ireland.
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Harpeg''s Magazine
1879.
Illustrated.

The volumes Of the Magazine begin
with the Numbers for June and December
OF each year. When no time is specified,
it will be understood that the subscriber
wishes to begin with the current Number.
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No. | Coal Oil at retail at Coffin &
Kennaly'5
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One Hundred $500 Dollars

On the Tribune quartz claim. situated in Banner
District, Boise COUNTY, |. T. Said claim consisting
OF fifteen hundred feet along the Tribune quartz
lode; and you are hereby required to pay us all
assessments against YOU on tho same. aud for the
publication OF this notice within ninety (90) DAYS
from the date hereby. forfeit all your right title
and claim in. 10 and upon said Tribune claim as
provided by act above specified. Gro STUCK.
Oct 22-3m sAMI HALLErr
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LARGE numbers Of beef cattle are be-
inc shipped from the Dalles to Port
land.
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS.
Notice.

AIS1o G. W. CHASE: YOU ARE HEREBY NO.
3 tined that we, George Stuck and Samuel Hal
lett, have done the full amount of work required
by The law OF Congress Of 1872 and amendments
thereto, to-wit:
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-04-11
New Preston.

''Oh, my prophetic soul knew we should have just such weather as this My rheuma- tism has manifested itself uncommonly :"
 -Pilgrimages to the Sucker Brook" are now in order, but the knights of the trident and piscicapture don't appear to return over- burdened with plunder-perhaps on account of unseen obstacles and 'obstruction.s" No nets allowed in the lake,
 Alfred Cable recently went out one pleas ant morning to feed his ducks, but they were missing. Horrible suspicious immediately arose in his mind that U. S. Senator might be in town; but, at last, his suspicious were allayed by discovering their three dead bodies under the floor of the poultry house. He set two traps, the next night, and caught fine specimen of the carnivoreus animal called mink
 MT. Brady was with us, last week, con- ducting temperance meetings, Tuesday and "wednesday nights. Thursday night, the 4th inst, the T. U. Entertainment came off as ad- VeEtised The Fruits of the Wine Cup" was acted in a creditsble manner. and the tableaux weie especially good, particularly ''The Snow Blrds- All in all, the actors and actresses. and those having the matter in hand are to be congratulated.
 NIT. D. Burnham returned from the s'city [" last week, with large stock of new goods
 Dogs are being registered at the town clerks office underline new law just promulgat- ed It's hard times for dogs that can't afford