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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-28

wells, Fargo = Co.'S Letter list.
The following letters we're resolved d wells.
Fargo b Cos 0mos last evening end not
Geo Ham " yttchsli
The Osceola times., 1879-11-22
spny,e .&asse .En,eir

Is purely vegetable, containing no
qulmne, arsenic, mercu9y OF Other
in,rrious ingredient. Is immedi
nie action j. directed to The >ioln
ath, liver, boweis aud skin, while
aS m aulircrio.1c, il ranno; be ex
c. He'd. For al billions disorders,
chills aud fover, damh asue, aguc
cake, neuralgia, relrojlal head
ache, san pain, At has no eqaal.
\ cllil cured with bay. Aguc
Tonic does not rc'arn on the third,
seventh, iourtecHth or tWeoty FIRST
days, which proyes tatt the cares
are OF a permanent character, as il
removes II malarial poison.
For sale AT Jno. /. Driver & Cos
Drug $ re.
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9.xfop 'ssanE TFaE3 z;

Shro, hlm Oh the spot lie IL a
swindlo and his liuory shoHId be
euriaiicd. was scented in my gard
when II tail, gangline fellow, with
Il fall stock oi brass and imHmdeuce,
asked me 10 subscribe for certain
pappr. | locked i; 10 see il !,
was worth 50 0J q year, and | nc
.ioe5 ,at .o!DWiHg he q llats il big
t-rc:
The King o Naples y Dca1
Woman Bn,ted" Nature tie
Alrhcmist.' 'A KISS b5 Moonlight >
From the subjects treated Of ]
corclGdcd 20 sHhsrribr. and 50 !
l.2id the caugasecr two dollars. be
thanked me ard departed. IcaIled
NY sIfe anI daughter anl tald
them what had done, and prep0s
ed 80 read n f'~af the ariici,s
thinking to gain Information. !
lidh't use cu.s words, bat lf that
fellow bad been round there then |
would bave been tempted. read
aIopd, and just rs ooeh ar.iclc began
TO tic' lc ny fancy, and to please
my vic, | read rs fuliows: En-
ehsh Female Bttors will cure all
sIckly females i} it1cs Saline
Apciicnl is the greai sparkling pur
gG'.re for sick hcadathc.' Now !
didn't bargain Tor such stuff. Ml
wife is not sickly, aud ! don, need
u female medicine, hence | am swim
dlod and feel ihat newspaper met,
who take such advertisements
shoall be tarred and 'ealhercd and
rode on rail aud noV every tino
/ riAi up a paper nr wiie and
jauchtcr sing OUT Ergiish Foaalc
Biiipr4"
For sale al Jro. L. Diver & Cos
Drug StsIe.
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- Advcr' tser~ by he year will tc restricted
~ ihe,r legitimate business
.r-fer-i, adyrrii-cmeni- ma, be changed ~
reset funr ti.nes duF.ng the yedr free ~ charge
Parrs,, eantrsct ng fnr yearly u,lyc.fi-e-
NJ -utr ard di,r'iai iiHiiit irrIi Ass Caus viii ht
charged -uort t.nlr rates, as per tine inscr'et.
SAT hAIEs
:, Npticc- II concerts. reslya sncilh'sf,
or any uthrr needing whore ilir or Ie",> H.. iU
bc r-ti ioi 81 Hr AfugyI lCnt purpose, Ui.l te
charged hAii rlt,s only.
:$-~ og,igu at ~ isrm"uts. seat tirnu-h
Adv,r rti-i.g Ag-nris~. lnu-' rc rai" - be-. 'i.-
Nnrr" or i'r-i eH~t p.ta spl.c uae whoa
wcuias .1- i,aa,c.
-''atiat. fa ',S ESQ. ro. r,csil'c te1
lir,,. Ui De. fiH.ii-fr.' ,a cd. s. nHr i rr'ft'.
blt ul,iiias'a. 'rtust- uf usiAti bW'rli n''lr'
e, Lad ..-yiiat"a- Ir.i q .- ..u''iiitce'r..-
sF III r.r.ou ,orifrr. lr'',,s rcommuni-
calipua ee iia- ftt i...,'. t.u' o. '.," d 80 ~.
tigpsl, ta De- iIuNtird, ,uiait i'r iUiui lar y
~ fari rr. 9 'fil. .ur. ..s -H,l'iir- Wli
"faiscu for as 1tu ."t s'i-.7"cnis
80 ~ ail h.ii.Ia>:c a.r- - a. 't' 'c'io-
trr t. "f the g.uou,l ,d,l'r enau cur cull'auf,
Ihe ini4s "A II iat ...i. 81 iu. ,a j
- Atfn4Hht itHiipH- - ilIh@ tH " ti' - ~ 'i7
~ IT to !t. Ie ID, ui tie rrtN. sitc of gene
iaI ot, rA.l,.it tI.slr i...b.ilei Tree 'i ch age
,v"ihe nsrur of tlr vsii,r Of ever. c'nr'r.
Irliis ilu t4ft, H,. att etc -ahln, 'rf @ y '.Hi
hc rgb.I~i'd excerpt aufG tHF oi fci -i-uat.i b.
given NoTt!. Dir. 4aaHu-till itttnAei,
ys-we sniicii -htrt ithy ratl .au; .ai d. Oh
~ frci. o. DO cnI aud ~,t,efli interest ium Nrts
tow -iip i iu's gnG sirr Wa.af -'Hld .'Hr We
Harf news of 81 5d, :, sou HaN ait, i'.iII z
e. a. iit :. .e id q 20 ~ b#,-G.l 800 .' .
'Nfito Il up Ia stf'c, % send r- flr iacte l.d We
IA Al "a. tbsu tl;,. stf is Nt.IF rio ttiHIlUd in
r,asr IHE O-i Epi.A TIMES raE rArtd -
AsD F,-H 1ut rLOitr.
Addr,ss a ! c..miau' ieaii'n- 30
mn . ttot.N T'Hi,
tlrt tati =, Gk-
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Laws Gayarn.ng Subscribers.

ti isuoscriers order th, diseou.' 'uuaucr "i ihrh
newspapers the Publisher may ouuuh"e 10 ''n'
them until all arrearNes ate paid.
II spb, rbars ncglecl or refuse 60 ''te '''i
u Nspapefs frum thcif office TO which '1rS "'
directed, they are held Responsible "''" '.'S
ave setiicd t.cii b..is aud odesel the .e' d'-
continue
tfsub,crfbors move to other Nla 'cs without h'
fitmine the pubnsher, and acwslal,is ere sem
~, ,rmci dirrctiun, iUaY are held rirh'H '"''
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4 Osass EG Bsss, Az
k9Et3EEE9Es,

The most miserable human being il
rhe world, is that person suffering with
a stalking chill, or burning fever.
| lie joys cf life arc but a misery to his
i7ind, nd he longs for balm 70 restore
bin to health. The cure is at hand
for every suifsrcr The greatesi of all
medicines. CU2AN CunE ToNIc the
Great West Indies Fever and Agpe
Remedy, cures Ctills and Fever, BIZ
liousn-~s and Liver Complaint every
time. It blo,s out disease, carries of
ma'aral poison. and restores the sufferer
to Health, Strength and Happiness.
Try CtBsY cinIL ToNIc, the Great
West Indies Fever and Agne Comedy.
If you suffer wilh Calls aad Fever, and
be cured. Take no other medicine
CrBAN CHILL. loNc viii cure you
and give you Health. G9t ho,tle
IRON your druggist, j. l.. Driver & Go,
aud tE, t.
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fzts7.,,Cr.

Murder.
On Monday morning last, Roht.
Hammock, a citizen OF this connty,
"nd lormer'y Of Tiptop county,
Tenn, who has been resilng on
Carson Luka, for some time past.
was found lying IN the road at tho
upper edge Of town, ia dv,ng con.
dillon and in l'e evening Of tic
same Gay, lie breathed his last. NJ
Ter having been kindly cared for
by Sheriff HGsklns and attend d 10
by DR.. Prewctt. 1t was, at first,
supposed that he been run over,
during the night, by wagon. bat
an autopsy, by DR.. Prewe,t, ex.
ploded that theory, and revealed
the fact that he had been knocked
in the head with club or some
tlun' instrument, which fractured
the skull from the left pureiial bone
across 10 the centre Of the right oc-
"pital, causing conclusion, with
et'usion Of blood on the BRAN. TIE
Coronor's iury, who held an inquest
over the corpse, have been sitting
rs an eXamiliag court ever since
last Monday evenIn; investigating
the affair, and up 10 yesterday eve
ming, notwithstanding the grea,
numuer os witnesses examined, no
Thing was developed that woala
lead 70 possible solu'ion Of lie
mystery Surrounding Hgmmocls's
murder and the Coroner adjourned
until next Monday, when new WI
nefscs are to be pat upon the stand
.aHd examined, who, IL is thought,
may throw light upon this dark ai-
iair, and clear up this damnaJic
decd o! blood shed.
M5E1 or --E s..,,E SORT.
Hardly had the excitement en-
geudered by the brutal beating a4d
subsequent death Of Robert liam
mock suD-ided, and our people re-
sumed thar wonted avocalions,
dian t ey were greeted with the
Intelligence that a murder had been
committed out in Clear Lake town
ship, closely followed by thal OF
still another at Balfeid Point. The
first, that OF IA negro man, vino,
Aaving been paid oil by Mr. Andy
Hrthtnngtun, for whom he had
been pic"ing cotton, lett IA compa-
ny with two others, and was found
the next day murdered, and his
companions gone, no one seemed to
know where. The Daifula Point
tragedy is to the effect ttat two
men, respectively, Crockett, and
Nichols, became Involved ~ a quar-
rel aboat some cattle getting into
The field Of one or the other (cur
Informant did not know vhich)
NL.,h led to an alteration, IL
sh,cl ,,i,Loh was a.,.cl "..l i.
ocheI ktifc. TT, is thc r'aIn TN
vanished ta,cmont OF Ills chapter
If horrorsj aud il matters not now
how iAu,h llese deeds 0. yitloLcc
my be deprecated by the people,
they stare Us :ntlc face. anJ cry
ai,nl IN thaaIcr tones !or tie abo
iition OF tie whisky tradc; for TO
that, and il.at alone, can be atliib
a'od, directly or indirectly, all 'hr
crimes that ever were committed
IN Tins conniyj and SO long IS it ia
tolerated in our midst and permit
ted to wlolj its evil iaAu nee, insl
so long will we, or those who Shall
follow us, as journalist, b. furnished
Gilh material Cor just such style .of
" literature Tor your cdifvatlvn,
take your cho.cc.
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Local Column
MASONIC

The stated c"Sn,saslrntlons Of Osrcolo roF..e
No. y = 4 \. NJ, will be cid the SATURDAY, .
11 or leSt hrio e, each iuli mtun. VIZ. Iau
Feb, J. March =, April 2, May 3 May n. Jun,
=, lane p. Aug ?. Aug. &l. sept -. Oc, q
Nov p DEC Y The election aud u-iana.ioi
u "iacor- vi [ be place utc y /. III. John thr
EylHglis)
The nirrs arc ordered to attend .n Accord
iuc NIfi ,h. iiy iGNs
~ Master Mas ~ IN good -tanliug are cord
diy invited 40 att'n1. hy ofd-- ~
=. * r. HaIE. W NJ.
MoGais HhNz, Sccy
THE regular Clurorsii9r OF 1sccoia hauisr
30. -. Z d. lis .Ufs op. O. n lrs ot ~ heinIe
me uil Alprii ni r.,L iaYuih. Ni u. = Ia-
SOILS arr curlla'ly iu- it q tu nfsld
~ vtae. oi B.. a. pAHLiCk u 7.
JOIN MaITliLNS. Grcorier.
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THE BEST PAPRRl TRY IT!
BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED.
3EGfs. E.AL9s.
Tsac Scientific American.

THE sUrSriFtc Aasmc5S g. q large First
lac. Weekly AsW+p1lrF oi sixteen lngrs
p"iniHl if tro vi1 htfnfffu 'Ic, p3eAiscly
Illustrated Niih ., lead.i rngrerl.q, a. prrs' ri.
ing the nrNo,i iVrffiols and iiV iaoft rreeu
Ad angea in Sac Aiis and b. ltnce ;ircil,di o
T New nhd llfar silu- Voc va r'icui ute. N.r-
iieniinrr, The liomr, iolifh Mcu,4i Progress
social -rlen e. Naiuiai Hia,DiS, Ncu'ngJ, a.
t0.umy rha m n ga'u.lie pra1ti a pN'rf7s
rs eminent vrl'its Ia aI departments al cp
,ucs. Niil h, lurl Co. the ,cleu'ifc AmgricIp
1rfr.s. - ~ rct URr S N nali yrHr, which
inciud postage. Discount 10 Agcnis ius ie
CO.. les. Ten rcuis sold hy ali ptWtdrarrs Re
nit hy postal order 10 MUM y 90. Publish
eis lark huw New York.
I IhtftLRfrf;S ~ connection with the sci
x n l. LIN J. ~ rntidc Ali,tican, sit ssrs
Nunu & Go are ,fairiiow nt kmqgic N an,. tog-
,lyn ihteuiR bale had ,5yrirs oxperiVnce, and
uaW have tie hirsrsl o.mi liehneut IN e oWtr Il,
cal 10. iee l. made in thr scientific uerican OF
all Inyent one patented taraWfh Ills Agency.
wGh tso same and residrurc on Tie iatenlea.
by the IN t.tn-e chcu alton thu' gwen, public
attention Is diFCe.cd to ths mc1, uf uttucw
pltrnf. AID sales OF il.fe3rc iol o'cn ca iiy
caecicl
fny err who las Md" q 1l'covrrv or r.
vcrtion. csp ascertain. tuEE ~ C!iNiuE, Nhu,t-
er a patent can uruhab. be obtained. by writing
10 Mun n 90 We a.so send FREE our Hand
Book abou, The Patent Laws, Riueht-, caveats,
Trade NafL~ their oosis, and how procured +,
with hat, i.r rpcurius advances on Iil ~ tioAs
address fpr the Paper, ~ cDncc Ing Patents
AT ny * Z % ~ Park Row, New York.
Rlanch Onicc, cor. i \ 1ta Sta, Washington,
d. Z.
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cotton to one OF our merchants, re
cciying sCmo e15 or $50 in cash for
the same. His oll compaplous and
hamln sharks, ho woniI barter
human souls for lacre, got around
Inn and tcWp'irg hlm with what
lhey knew be cua,d not wei, resist 4,
by sweet aud seductive persuasion.
in a moment ei weakness, he yield.
cd 10 the tempting gias,--lt 's his
death kncll. To-day, lie lies in a
diunkarI's grave; sent there 10y
the hands Of aH assassin. through
he medium OF III friends and
theif agent, = coh u.
The problem which is new ag
itating The minds of the uvrragc
Osceolian, is, whether or not truth
can be eliminated By Investigating
aud arguing from one side. og stand
polit only, Of any given proros
lion. Tho result will be anxIOusly
looked ior and noted. In The lam
guasc OF DR., PaImcr's duich pupil,
4" The louSer us a man lives, the
more he ipds, by ssar kraut, owl."
TLarsday night, The Plarlcls
House was brilliant scene og beau.
~ and gsloiy where dancing was
first on the programme and love-
making. next, followed hy some
more dancing and iove-nlailing, the
ati lir winding up with 'one more
SOL" T,,e bcauS mrI bellies were
oui ia iulI force and enjoyed thcm
selves immensely.
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OFFICIAL DJR8GT0LY.

OFFICIAL DJR6GTCEY.
STATE OFFICERS.
Governor " r lnlr
Nrg5 ,f ~tfte D. ub t'oiiah.
AHdrcr-Juhn Grow 0td,
ir aslr.r- 4 j. Cumtdl
ifty l"r l--W y ltp q rson.
Cuu. ot,t, i.auda-D " L,ar
Ctrrrolips- D W tWtmI
chancaty yta,vk j " tIliavay
chief iussitc--t u Eu.li 10.
Ass ciu;c Iast,.rs john 4. .aiaiu. and
". 50 Harrison.
u. T. Puo. i'sD-J l.. Denton.
let. CONaREs SION l. DISTRICT.
CoAEtcssu,.,b, 1T ul-liICt- PYindeAisr Dunn.
JCpIClNR
second tlrcut- CurAtio- 0i Mis-ir-inpi, Cruss
.ri rndcn. Poiniscit, Crdishcad, Greehe, Clay
ton and i,uud.a,h
circuit Judge l.. l.. Mack.
rrJs AIT y L Foster ihown.
LEGISLATIVE
eotl' District rfir.oi Misti-,pi Ja> Ason,
i'thtstIi i.rd tguis.ead.
>tstr ~t'HfYr-H llnriE
L prc,euiGf. Gf.,c-J, .. b.atkao'd
COUNTY oFFiCLN
roniY 9ril,-J q Ic'ts
.neih N.G H.lus
goir..t1 il.-t. k.r. dale.
rua-afri -J st Uw N.
Suse,ur--G iac'u-
A., --or " ~ en].
Crr.l,r- & p. pctty.
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Umph, heres your cake.


Tho Osceola Belle managed to
make ore trip to ,is place last
week, and tho probabilities are tiGt
she nay make another this week
if she DON'T get enough trpi 5ht be
low Jndtipg from the charac.c
Of the bills sent here for COLLECTION,
we suppose she iIieither be taken
nuI OF the trade, or transferred TO
other parties. Some of these
please rUI2Its" arc against ih,
merchants anl business men who
have kept her in the trade by their
liberal patronage, for passage, dat
ing back rs !ar ~ two years. One
'In particu'ar, attracted attention
and eaused n smile to wreath tue
lace Of one OF ouryouug merchants
rs be was presented IL Dill for two
passage Tor self and wife. dated
three months before they were mar
rjed, We can hardly believe tAnt
Cap. Andrews is aware of these
aheurdincs.
Tho l;'e and Gual exit from the
stage # existence pi Hammock,
furnishes an apt subject, hoN hie,
tor u temperance lc"ture--a drunk
ard for ycars, IN fact, the better
portion OF hls lile was sprut in dis
sipalion. Six months ago, he was
prevailed upon 20 take the pledge
aud Join ihc temperance union; he
DID 50 sobefcd up aud set to work,
provided HE family amply with the
iect ssaries of life, and made u good
crop. Al The last election OF oili.
GERS of tie temperance union on
Carson Lake, he Nus elected Presi-
dent, and was fast gaining the con-
flcnce aud respect OF his heighbors
and once more asserting his man
hood. Las, Saturday lie sold some
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Uscco.a ssain ss.op..

Chew Jackson's Best Swcei
Nay Tolacoo.
-lcy. LaI. iurl iii.e& yci.cfi
mo."ing.
The prl'c H St. Loui', struck
a snug near Budleya ianiing iast
week aud sank to bcr cabin dsck
The riror took a spurt and r"e'
about lour feet ia ,hc last tircc ol
t.ur days
II You want Fr-h eoI Pare
Drugs Il, close prices, got" Pcocy''
Dug Store.
-Oscoola is without a baIber.
4 gcoJ, s,bcr nan, enc that will
attend go his business aud not gel
above il, eau find steady raging
cmploymeu, by apFlying carly.
Wanted 1000 new cAJI pay
ing subscribers 20 the TINES, be
tween now aud tie ls'. day Of Jan.
uary 1880. No other need apply
W. have no received sjrglc
copy OF either the l.iilie Rock Ga
z,tte or Democrat sliee tic cpl
dcmic Come, gentlemen, send as
an \, or le, US auow the reason.
Headquarters.
John L. BNycr & Co.'S dug
store is the headquarters for pnr'
drug, aud medicines, which can b,
bought at bottom prices lor cash.
Tie Wilson Troupe gave a va.
rietv entertainment at the Dralaat
Ic Hail last aiehl to respectable
audience. The programme Tor to
night is attractive and will ro douo
draw u iuii uuase.
John l.. Ddvor & Cos. dru-
store IS tie headquarters tor rho 'c'
cigars aud chewing tobacco.
We have not seen trami
PRIMER in these parts IN two years
Wonder what's become OF them
Have they AL been way laid aus
killed. iol their money.
PFtrty BRorHges still lead the Gay
in the Fresh Meat b'auess, They ar'
selling Fore quarters OF Beef weighing
auder 90 10, by the garter G. 81
per b. over leo 10 q 4c. tlia'
quarters G SC. Supplying Farmer.
and Steamboat. made specially. It
Mite Sccic'y? \ mixed assem-
blaec u very lrw church member
WHO NOPE arontd like they hadn't
cot rad OF las ycrr's Spy'i oi il''
a,ue and wanted to hug tbc-siove
Willis The worIdlipgs put a. tbs
STAMPS and makclta ni'ey seccess
-p,ltcy brothers vii receive
take charge OF, and ship cotton IRON
rpnsy Landing, free Of charge
Bnu,s cnn ctiyc, a landing al Iansy
., Mi s,arrs of water.
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s'a a,a:abie. s'0ysersui. iAn-
t;ptFiusisc an.: E1Gic. All

= -sa : 4sbass VI ~ = & hfbs IA ~ T"
s;ptFiusisc ass.: E1aic. All
the nccessaries Of "a great popular
remedy are combined in Citl'ord's =
Fcbriiugc. As tonir, N debit Ia.
ted states OF systeE, ths reNedy
stands pre-eminouiy al ihe mead
Yet it is more than is usually un
drtsiOnd by that t,lln, Tor no other
preparation known exercises an
eradica'inr power over ictermittcrt
dlscuScs ri all comparable wiln it
A. 1t is probablc ihnt, ia the inter
vnlS at the garoSss'a' 81 th"s, lii
ca-cs train of morbid nciiuns is
going out % our sight, SO il Is equally
probable that this remedy pgolices
~ the saine system an action equally
myStefiouS, which snpe'eedes that
OF ihe malady anI IbuS aocoippiish
es the restoration of The radant.
j. C.. ncnAED.os, Prop'r,
For safe by ali drug 81. Louis.
gisls. 10 IL
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.lium1f tRyIrEs.

Every sabbath, at thc s, cond Nagiisi Church,
90 n q -iuch iH., a.tl Z % pi'
Al l.. FiENIlr. "a tor.
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~ - 49,. 80 \ ~.

At pettey'- Drag Store The lar
gcst and most coinplto stock oi
0rggs. Medicines &c., eyer brought
to ,his market, Don't you forget ii.
The Osceola times., 1879-11-22
Td6 0SCB0LA TINES.
LEON EOUSCAN,
Editor aad Proprietor

TnRMs OF SUBSCRIPTION. GnsiysuecJ
Dor Trr1u cf One year....- or
d. e.. :. AuAil.s. ..... ...... e,
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LbGAL NO.iCNS.
One lHliar prr square al one lnDh running
N, .t,urc or spare Ut ten iipcs of this l,ii. for
Il ,n- -er'icn. aud sry~niy live cents .nr each
= l,se, Icat liisrrt.E.
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RATES0F ADVERTISING:
FOR RTRaSsirAyT aNDIHGALS SUTiCEs:

iHEtCAL S0LU1N
First insertion, p'rlipe ........-...... 70 cents
rfHcii subs. qgei.i nac. ten Geo. ...... 10 ''
Connecticut western news., 1879-11-19

comets that he telegraphed to an ob- server stationed in the southern hemisphere, "Biela touched the earth November 27. Look out for it in the opposite quarter" The astronomer looked in the direction indicated, and saw patch of light, like a cloudlet of little stars, moving rapidly across the heavens. It sped on until it disappeared. It had come rushing out of the north and disappeared in the south. Prof. Proctor thinks that tho great mass of the dissipated comet did not meet the earth, but it passed so close that the outlying parts of the clust Jr touched the earth. On next Thanksgiving night this swarm of flying meteors will again come flying out of the northern heavens, and Prof. Proctor predicts that then there will be brilliant display in the sky. It may not happen, he said, because perhaps the meteoric cluster may have been dissipated, but he felt pretty certain that there will be display.
Connecticut western news., 1879-11-19

And the little wife and mother ended all by dancing round Lily, and singing, half dozen times:
 "Oh, Lily Vane, how glad I am l found you p
 "And what had that to do with Un- cle Tom's coming?" Lily Vane asked herself.
 But finally the eventful day came i; and Lily, with her dress on-not the pace Lily of year before, but rosy and comely-stood before the mirror in her own room, brushing her brown hair, when down below she heard shout : "Tom's come Tom has come !' and a bow-wow- WOW from the dog, that said as plain as the voices did, "Tom has come P And, why she did not know, the brush fell out of Lily's hands, and she began to tremble as before the dawning of some mystery, and not a step could she stir, but stood qnite still, her heart beating fast and furious, when the door opened, and Mrs. Anderson rushed in and seized her about the waist, and pushed her and hustled her down the stairs and into the parlor, where, under the gaslight, stood a man, black-haired, black-eyed, with 8 seafar ing look about him, who turned and held out both hands toward her,
 "It is your Lily Vane ]" cried Mrs. Anderson.
 And then he Said, "It is my Lily Vane, and no one else.
 And Lily knew the man she had met and parted with a year before that night.
 "She don't look like it, does she ?" said the sailor. GA little craft like that to board the pirates and frighten them away from 0 great hulk like me; but she did Ii. better than troop of marines. And if she hadn't tied her handkerchief about my head, and if her name hadn't been on it, I'd never have known she was my Lily Vane, and you'd never have found her for me, Sister Jinny.'
 "But I found her," said Jenny An derson. "I found your Lily Vane, and here she is"
 And in moment more the two were alone together, Lily Vane and Captain Tom.
 So the wedding bells soon rung out merry chime and she who one year before had starved, body and heart alike, was the happiest woman the sun shOne on,
Connecticut western news., 1879-11-19
MY LITTLE VE.

My little love, your sunny curls are golden And, pretty one, your laughing eyes ale
 blue. How strange to have lover, gray and olden, Whose years arc many but whose heart Is
 true! Listen, my little love, and shall tell The reason why love my darling well. For many years ago, so runs the story, held n softly yielding hand in mlne; In her bright eyes there was tue seli-sahs
 glory
 Of lovelincss and truth I find in thine. If you were older, dear one, you could guess That loving her, could not loveyou less. My child, 'tis beautiful to live life ovcr- The sweetness of love's perfume never d'es' You are my loved ono; am still a lover find her soul reflected in your eyes, And she is looking on us from above; Then kiss your grandpapa, my little love!