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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-03-20
Ayers
Cherry Pectoral


Thefeputation it has attained, in consequence Of
the marvellous cures it has produced during the
tasr half century, is a sufficient assurance TO the
public that it will continue to realize the happiest
RESULTS that can be desired. In almost every
scction of country there are persons, publicly
known, Who have been res tored from alarming and
even desperate diseases of the lungs, by It's use
All who have tried it,acknowledgc its superiority;
and where its virtues are known, no one h~esitaies
as to what medicine to employ 10 relieve the dis
tress and suffering peculiar to pulmonary agoc.
tons. CHERRY PEcToRAL always affords IN
slant relief, and performs rapid cures Of the
milder varieties Of bronehial disorder, as well as
the more formidable diseases OF the lungs.
AS asafegrari to children, amid the distress
ing diseases whichleset the Throat and Chest Of
Childhood, it is Invaluable for, by its timely use,
multitudes are rescued and restored to health.
This medicine gains friends at every trial, as
the cures it is constantly producing are too re-
markable to be forgotten. No family should be
without it, and those who have once used It
never will.
Eminent Physicians throughout the country
it, and clergymen onen Il
ffom their knowledge OF its effects.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-03-20

Through tickets on sale for all points, East or
West. Reduced rates for Emigrant and COlonist
rartIes. For information in regard to ticket. adj
dress G.. W. SMITH, Genn Pass. Agt..
Lafayette, Indiana.
+. II. WALDRON,
frb20-'7g1 General Sit perintendent.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1879-12-03

tsuax.'ismsofthNuo Ill bred part OF
| the community, think that OF toll
gate keeper the worst. and unless they
are the moet guarded. self governed
and patient people In the country, they
will soon become. as was said OF $50
msal of old. Whose hand WAS against
every man, and eyeryumsn's hand
haze fegt him.. 1Ussnr.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1879-12-03

The American end of the new French
cable has arrived; Edison has, at last,
1t is said, fairly completed bis elsstric
light; a Western city Is being quietly
heated by, steam, Just as less favored
towns are lighted BY. s ~, from q com
mon reservoir; items in the progress
OF the world toward scientific comfort
should not be lost sight of. .s.3a..E
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1879-12-03
Facts That " kAO ".

Ia IL YOU are suffering with . severe
cough, cold asthma, bronchitis. con
sumption, loss OF voice. tickling In the
throat. OF any affection OF the throat or
lungs, we know that DR. Kings New
Discovery VIII give you immediate re-,
lief. We know OF hundreds Of cases 1t
has completely cured, and that where
all other medicines had failed. No
other remedy can show one half as
many perma nent cures: Now, to give
you satisfactory proef that DR.. King,s
New Discovery Will cure you Of asthma :,
bronchitis, hay fever, consumption,
severe coughs and colds, hoarseness.
or any throat or lung disease. II you
! Will call at A. G. Luken 4 Co.'s whole
sale and retail drug store, you can get
a trial bottle for ten cents. or regular
size bottle for $500. d&wtf.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1879-12-03

new product made from petroleum
10 a. oily called vAseno ., which v of
the greatest utility IN medicine, phar-
macy and for toilet use. Physicians
alLover, the world have discovered Its
great value In the treatment of wounds,
burns, q kin, diseases rheumatism, ca
tarrh and every ailment where lint-
ment Ia needed. and In almost every
hoe pitsl~ 10 yADsrioa ~ands Europe this
subsrsneS h An cdnstantt use. and Is
acknowledged not only to be the beet
treatment, but also one OF the most
Important recent ad ditions to medicine.
1t Is put up In bottles by the Cheese-
brough Misunderstanding Co., OF New
York, and is family remedy, 1t 10
without doubt, the beet in use. It's
healing and painellaying Qualteaes be-
ipRf safpe r1Df tos tAoee fsRAy kn0wn
subs tAIee, - nl6 thS speedy seaefs1r
affords for plies and ehilblains is al
most magical. As an emollient, Vase
line Is way ahead OF anything else. 40
IL renders the skin smooth, soft and
clear, and our lady friends will find IL
not only the best. but perhaps the
| sole q u bstance which will really pre-
serve and restore to the compile xion
the hues of youth, making the cheek
| like velvet and the skin like satin. The
| conp!exion powders Ia common we,
EaEese . ru1e. injudous 4Gta h4n And
destructive to any complexion, while
Vaseline Is entirely healthful and BEN
eficial. There Is also made "Pomadt
vaseline,' which Is said to be OF great
1bensnt 70 theshai-, keeping 1t soft and
7 glossy, preventing and curing dandruH
and keeping the scalp healthful ans
free from disease, and from those OBJ.
iectionable creatures which sometimet
lind q dwelling there. Numoeriess
Instances are cited Of how by the Use
OF this pomade thin and falling b air has
resumed q vigorous growth. Both thu
pure Vaseline and the pomade are ypu
up in twenty five cent bottles and ART
to t,e fouBd at all hxst-chss drngstets
and we advise our readers to make
Etrial VI shfs woaderfui substance. AM
wa thtpk they Wilt lind tts clsims t
merit not Ia the least exaggerated.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1879-12-03

Talmage has q sincere hacker In the
person OF Fred Douglass. who IL credit
ed with haviLg said recently that while
. slave his, prayers Tor freedom were
not noticed, until he resorted to the
subterfuge Of praying with his legs.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1879-12-03

THERE WIN be q large crowd at the
Lixht Guards supper issd concert to-
morrow evening. but ample arrange
a good supper to all who may attend.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1879-12-03


ENGLI 8 h
RKNEDY. An
q nfeilln 6
cure for SEM
inl weak
no@, Aperm-
atorrheA, I'M
potency, nd
all diseases
that follow ~
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1879-12-03

The most profitable way for dealing
in stocks Is by com binin6 many Ordefs
ard CO. operating them as whole.div-
iding profits pro rata among the share
holders, according to The market Esoh
custo mer thus secures all the advan-
tsses Of immense capital and expert
enced skill, and can use any amount
from $40 to $40, 900 or more. with equal
proporttonate saccess. New York
stock Reporter and neg circular mail :
ed free. Full Information Tor any Que
to operate successfully Lawrence 4
Co.. 81 Exch ange Place. New York
deOd&W tes.Al aa3 ri 8-sE s.l.s<5 ~
The! nascuffufz alton OF Won ea Is
the new wemen'st fiehts goepel Of
Franco. woman fe 20 take the place
OF ID sH beeaase she fe sBpe4 Tor to him
in fntejHrence.' She wiA eeaee to
obey the despot Esmed man > e41--4
Itching rales-sympsouas and Cure.
The symptoms are moisture, like
preepirpfton. intense itching. incr eased
by scratching. very distEesslpg. par
icularly at night as IL pin WoEms were
crawling In and about the rectufn; the
private parts are sometimes affected;
II allowed to coattnue ve<y sertoas re.
sults NAV foltov. DIR. SWayne's All
Healing Otnt4ent he . pisaeaut. sure
cure. Also for letter. Itch. salt Theam.
! scaad head. erystpet.e. bar bsr' g itch
blotefee, al scsiy. crusty, eutaneous
erupsscns. Price so oents. three boxes
! for xi15a Sen, by mail 70 a.y AddresE
on receapt Of pJice In currency, or thFre
Ecent postage ssanps~ PrepaEed only
tby DR.. S~syns' b Son, $50 North Sixth
| street, Philadelphia, Pa Sold by al
| nrominant dru12ists. In Richmond by
a g. Iuken / Co. and W. II. Ross.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1879-12-03

~ 01k fkk0 H. SeaNAle OfAf tkH IA1IS6.
self abuse as loss OF memory, univ ersni IAssi-
tude, ram in the back, dfmness OF VISION. pre-
mature old age, and many othsr dtseAses that
ture grave. ERFun pardcHfaes In our pam
phlet. which we desire 70 eend freq BY l. all 70
by iii druggists - - par pacA1ge. or sin pack
ages for Is, or sill b sent fTee by nail on re-
ceipe OF the money by addressing ABE GRAY
Mich ~ Sold in R5chcn0ad asA everywnere
by all druggists. tAfrs one11Avly
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1879-12-03
THIS 4 venAag.

Those OF our citizens who witness
the presentation of the humorous play
OF A Messenger from Jarvis Section
at PhElips. Opera HOUSE. this seveniss.
wff enjoy rich treat. The st. Louis
Globe Democrat of Nov. 18th says: A
Messenger from Jarvis Section had q
hue honse last night. Mr. Macauley,
IA ,fs fnnpersonation OF Uncle Daniel,
Is one Of the easiest, most natural and
forcible actors on the stage. Uncle
Daniels experiences In Boston are rich
In fun, and the interesting way In
which he mixes into the incidents OF
the plot. and fuxuriRtes In the revelry
around HIN, keeps 4ho Audience's at
seasiSA ln0m - ghnin9 Is end of the
Rlsys
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1879-12-03

y
For she exiees dyspeptice who will use
Hoosetter,e stomach Bitters. which
viii oaable them 10 dieeef. restore
their appetises. steadr theirS nerves.
and drive A0a1 the blues II with
such : prospect there are any of them
Who s-sieda GO profit ~ the above
spxxestion. Why, they deserve to suf-
farsfhSt r. IN. Lee chem ask sny one
who has used thu Bttters r. Ii II not .
eoed .neaiclne. and u tkey receive .
trashfel reply il WIN be an Affirmative
Mn BUSINESS. bowel tr0p hee. debility.
rAeu nAsisn are ~ coaQpered by this
highly esteemed and professionally
sanctioned specific. which has also won
a NATIONAL repatatien "a q ne NEEDY for,
and means of sveftinV Intermittent
ana remitfent feyers. It has cheer
10 r eject upon the Respondent invalid,
sed may be- Felted upon to produce
decisive, and not paIlfstive effects. 1t
Ia the one thin Z peedful for the cure OF
dyepepeia, and nothing will supply lite
place
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-07-12

The boys all banked their wealth Oh
Charlie Howard, each expecting the
wheel Of fortune to turn il his favor to
the extent Of $4,000, nothing less than
that amount was boasted Of, and With
this small sum, large plantation with
IN elegant mansion, and LIS double
team was to he purchased, and a. for the
hostess, she had already been spoken to,
and apprized Of tho facts in the case, hut
from their downcast appearance. VT
should infer that dame forum" has blast.
ri their hopes. A faint heart never won a
fair lady, 10 boys there is nothing like
trying it again.
A westcrn exchange says: "A girl
at circus, some time ago. was look.
ing at clown whirling u hat with a
stick and remarked to her ynung
man that she "used to do that" The
young man was lo"king at the cons
tor,ionist in another part Of tho arena,
who had his legs tied around bis
neck, and an explanation was peces.
sary."
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-07-12
River News.

The river ia still on the decline.
The weather is 40 hot at Gland
Ecore that the boys employ their
leasure time in the ali .dy side Of a
back room reading off Bible qoota.
ti"ns from: a 52.page illustrated book
Business around the wharf At
Grand Ecore han got do sn to such a
low ebb. that tho river men of tina,
bu,g have invested all the l"os,'
change they could find in a lottery
ticket, and il disappointed with good
fortune in this last enterprise, they
will keep "PaulIy" in the backg' ound
and "ring' him 10 a. the dark horse
in the next Presidential nomination
from which they are certain of strik
ing y "b"nanza.' "a.
The iasoo Valley brought in .
heavy cargo Of supplies, and . cabin
full "f passengers.
Capt. Dick SinnOtt will name his
new steamer r. W. Adams, after
Gen. Writ Adams, Of Natcle., a
Kentucky Confederate general, VII"
distinguished himself during the late
uup leasantness.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-07-12
Fatally or THE Spanish MARRIAGE.

Fatally or THE Spanish MARRIAGE.
"A foeign writer notices again the
strang. aud sad fatality that has attend.
ed the famous Spanish marriage concern
ing which King Lonis Philippe was 90
triumphant and Queen Victoria no an
cry: ! was supposed that Queen liza.
bella w'ul,l be childless-l,er son is King
ofSpai ; it was hoped. by tho royal
family Of France that the child of the
Duo d Montpensier would reach the
throne,f Madrid, and his second daught-
or did ecome the consort of King Alton
80 for I'VE months Of last year, autil her
lamened death; her eldest sister mar.
ried To heir Of Louis Philippe, the
Comte1e Paris, whoss chance Of obtain.
ing Z trone in France dwindles o. tue
Republic becomes every day more firmly
estaLlihed aud now her younger sis
ter, tb lnfanta Christina, is d. Oh, and
the Dc de Moptpensier is left with a
scn l:years Of age.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-07-12
Carbolic Acid for Insects.

After repeated trials tho Vienna
illustrated Gardener found that one
part "f cs,b"lic acid, diluted in 100
par,s Vt water, tho snpernatent IN le.
ing carefully removed bsforo nso will
destroy inarcts 10 plants withon' In.
jnring them, even tho most tender.
"a very email quantity introduced
into IN ans hill distorhs ito boy ".
hsbitants that, consrary to oil the
habits "t theae insects, they abandon
I'd ,hei, pupo 10 thei. hurried f1iaht.
A cherry tree whoas ripe frait a6;'rd-
ed fAvoritc hunting ground f"r these
anita, WAS Ut once protected from
their visits BY slight application al
tho solntion I" ito iten,, th"ngh they
returned to the attack in four Of 6ve
days, when tho pnngent smell of the
acid wss lost. Their further depre
dations we're oncs for oil checked
h"wever, by . gisdls of cotton wooI
impregna,rd with the str"ng acid b
ing bound round the trunk. Many
other varie,ies of insects were Kept
st bay, o, driven from their haunts,
by tho same meana. which alan torn.
ed 4 most valuable protection against
m,ldsw, with which tho ,oss and
peach treesin tho earde we're aadly
troubled. In one instance . ross tree
which had borne M flowers for I've
prrvious years, in Consequence If
mi;dsw attacking tho youug stems Of
tho buds imnsdiatsly - they we're
formed, was observed n bear . nag.
ai0esne emp tho 6rst eessou that Z
ei0oly spplicatioa u The ISOLATION VA
0odo.~
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-07-12
How Horace Greeley Resisted IN Al.
vance Of Salurv.

Mr.. WhiteIxw Reid, in lis excel|.n,
address IN American Newspapers,
tells us that 1T one time Horace Gree.
ley received $50 a week for bis SER
vices as editor III the Tribune, an,,
that later Mr.. Greeley cut down bis
own salary l." $40 u week, aud stout.
" resisted every subsequent advance.
In one Of the account books Of the
Tribune Mr.. Reid found this entry /:
"Mr. Greeley protested at some
length against tho advance Of his
salary, aud gave formal notice that
he did not intend to earn any more
than he was now receiving"
Commenting upon this, Grandfatl-
or Lickshiugle said
"rhis entry is all right as far as it
goes, but it doesn't tell the whole
story. Your grandfather was present
at the meeting If the Board If Dirsc.
tors, when my old friend Greeley
made thia protest. The board want
I'd to increase his salary fifty cents
week. but tho good old man wouldn't
hear tO it.
"'Iam wrapped up 10 tho Tribune
he said, 'wrldrd t" it, in fact, an l
don't want to beggar its proprirtors
aud cripple it's usefulness by. taking
all the profits tn M, SELF
"'Well. then, how dues thirty cents
strike you, said the President of tn.
hoard. for he was anxious Ia make
thugs nice and comfortable far him.
"'I w"nt' touch u red cent Of it,
said Il. g., Aaring up. an give yon
notice DOW that d" not propose to
earn single, solitary darned plea.
nne more than ! am nuw receiving.
! will sojer | will liz about ia the
"ornin' ! will 60 6s''in' !; [ will run
III with editorial excursions-I will,
| will!'
Come, now urged the President,
let rs pay you . little more take
s"mod'in'--take twenty-five cents
moe each week E; you need it,
"'1he man uhO says | need the
mone:.,' slid II. G., risingto his feet
an elHkin' hin fist at the President
tho nan who says need the money
is q Inr an' a ho,se thief Of the deep
eat dye! An give sou notice, you
O"ticey"u miserable p"ltroous, I am
g"in' Vest to grow up with the coun
try"'
AM" concluded Mr.. Lickshine)e.
''it rrtuircd the mos: positive assur> !
ancef'm zach member If tho hoard |
that hi salary sLeuld, not BIZ u,eddled
with lefOre Mr.. Greeley would con-
sent {, strike 4 lick"
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-07-12
GRAND PICNIC or THE SEASON ,
TO Take Place Tuesday, July Is, Near
Mr.. Terence Chaler'x Plantation.
The Natchlt0ches Brass Band WIN be
on Hand In 4 Fine Chariot Drawn
By Four Snowy.White Horses.

All those who are to attend the picnic
are requested to meet at Mr.. Terrence
Chaler's residence by 8 a. m. in order
to Join in the procession. The whole
affair will he under the management of
Messrs. L. Charleville, T. Chaler. Ellie
Buard and T. Flsnner.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-07-12
GOOD NEWS,

Just ~ We were going to press, tho fol-.
lowing telegram was received which
will no doubt gladden. the hearts ofthoss
interested and help to swell tleir Dc.
pletsd pockets. We hope I'll the wit.
nesses will be on hand on the day desig
mated without fail.
NV ORLEANS, La, July II, 1879.
To Peoples vindicator:
/ will leave here on next Wednesday
for Nxtchitochcs, to pay of Witnesses in
Government case, entitled to psy. Call
on people interested to be on hand, az
my time il limited.
JACK WHARTON,
U. 8. Marshal.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-07-12
TO Bilious and Ague Sufferers.
"Wheu your Liver in Torpid,
Aud Stomach feels bud,
Go to your druggist,
For Sauford's Now Pad"
(TAKE No OTHER. SIZE ADVERTISEMENT. !
July SIT.
The Pulse.
Nav York Times,

Many erroneous Impressions pre-
vail about the pulse ~ indicative of
health Of disease, 4 common notio"
l,eing that ito b~stings arc much
none regular and uniform than they
really are. Frequency vari+s with
age. IN the new born infant the
beatiogs arc from $50 to TAO tn tl,~
minute ; 10 tho s~c"nd gear. from lOO
I" lis; from tho s~vruih t" the f"u,,
tee"th year, from 80 I" ~; from to
fourteenth I" the twenty fiat sss,.
fi"n, IS I" as; from the twent, -x,.t
to tho sixtisth year, tom 20 to IS.
Afte' that psri"d the pnlss ia genera
" tl'"ught to decline, but medical au,
,horities ditE+r radically IN this point,
10, ing espressed th~ m"st emit adic.
t.ay "pi"io"s Young persona are
"t,sn touod wtoss pulses are below
GO, and there have been many 10.
s,a"css At pulsea h.bi,ual', reaching
100 or not exceeding 20. witbou. a,>
parent disease. Sss, especially in
akults, Influences the pnlse, which it,
women il from 10 to u beats IL the
minute moro rapid than 10 men Of the
.an.e ago. Masclar esettioo, even
pusition, materially affects tho pulse.
Ito average frequency in healthy men
IT q IL, when stsndin ;, 81; when
sitting. IL; when l!i"g. IS, per min
ute; 10 women Of tue aau,e age 10 the
ssms positions, VI, 81 aud -. In
slsep tho pulse 10 10 ssn&Ial oonsider-
ably sl"wsr than during wakefaIueas.
In certain diseases-acute dr"psy of
tho brain, TT exsmpls-thsrs may b.
$50. even 200, bsats; 10 other kinds
II disease. sueh ~ spoplszy aud soms
organic s6-ctions Of tho heart, there
may 10 "a moro tl,su % to 20 to the
minute. Thus, Quo NJ The common-
eat diaguos,je deos y liable 70 u.
esivs ~ oese sspsriesesd praeeitjea-
ofA
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-07-12
A COLLATION. Robbed.

The Key. Walters Of the Methodist
Colored Episcopal Church reported to us
this week that during the last night OF
his collstiou ut Lacoste's Hall, come
young men Of the African persuasion,
instigated by his Satanic Majesty blew
out the lights in tn" hall, robbed him OF
wines, meats, etc., and made their escape.
He ssys, being . stranger here, he doesn't
know who the parties are, but thinks
though he will bo able to have them a.
rested. We hope be may.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-07-12
"Music In the Air."

We are requested through Prof.
Petzsch to state that the Natchitoches
Brass Band will play every Thurs
day evening at balf.past ak at the
Lscoste Hall for tho benefit Of the
public. All ye lovers Of good music,
that wish to hear it delivered forth
from a brass instrument, picc"lo or
bass drum are cordially invited to
attend.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-07-12
War on Wolves.

The Police Jury has passed a war or.
dinxuce on his wolfship, and offers IS as
i reward for the scalp Of each wolf killed
in the parish BY an citizen. As the
woods are filled with these terrible de-.
vourcrs ofpig and sheep any man can
make q good living at hunting them.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-07-12
Personal Men ton.

Ex.Gov. Warmoth left New Orleans
for Missouri on the Ath on important
business, after which be goes Esst
add will not return to tho Cooveu.
.ion unless it adjourns over to fall.
We were pleased to meet during
the week Hon. w. A. Ponder, dele.
gate 70 tue Coos utioual Con vention,
~ho arrived last Wednesday on the
Bryarly. The 90 erous and arduous
labors which ievolved 90 him seemed
tn have told on hin. However, Ne
hope the moro congeoial country life
will soon recaperate bic health.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-07-12
GRAPES

M. Charles Castex presented % this
week with several due banches Of
erapes saissd m bic vineyard from
cattIug thirteen months old. TLey
are Known % the Concord and Mala
cha. Tho punches when weighed
averaged iour ounces, THE 10 about
a. equal to any 10 have seen raised
10 Missouri. NJ. Castes iaforms %
that 10 aoo,her seat b will b able
70 sspply everybody Nth that de.i.
ciess fruit, and ole . "cutsings."
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-07-12

We trest all waters, whatever impurities
they hold in solution. Remove Scale. Pre-.
vrnts scale forming. Prevents cor,osiou and
'Pitting." COntsins no Acid, and guaranteed
perfectly harmless. Acts on all Waters what.
ever their Impurities. Any water can be en-.
ployed-har' water. SEQ water, or sulphurous
water. Saves fuel, repairs, and oil and tallow,
and lessons the danger Of esllsSions. Can be
Introduced through feed pirs: safety Pipe, Or
lbs. All infrigements dealt with according to
law,
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-07-12
Bruis Carrying OF Green Corn.

DrulD CofIy1D9 on 6ree0 CORR
For some time past Ne have heard
tho rua,or Of bears IN the parish, and
that fresb foot prints Of . bear were
Visible every morning on Spanish
lake aud Bayou Pierre, above the
Johnsoo Chute, bot Old Bruiu vac
always too sharp to allow himself t"
10 seen. until ono day last week,
from hanger, no doubt, 10 grow ds.-
psrats and entered Mr.. AzleyI field.
about midday, when tho hands we're
10 tho cotton patch, for . mess If
green corn, said corn being near NJ.
Alleys residence. The lsdies 10 the
house hearing the breaking Of corn
stocks, thinking stock had got in tho
Geld, ran "nt with tho d"g.. and be.
held Old Broiu walking o6 90 HE hind
legs with On aim fnll Of corn, and
made bic escape. Since then oil the
talk IN that neighhorhood il cheat
hunt" lfany Of cor rural friends
have dog they would like to die.
pose of ct = good price, they can End
. ready sale for It BY bringing II to
town and tell soms Of cur young men
that ''that dorg 10 something on tho
bar hunt."