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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-06-23
IslPERIoUs CLIoUEs

AuQ OUSOlG0Cc
The paramount theme of conversation a.
day has been the Tildeu letter. TIL
immediate result of it has been TO iucreas
activity among the other candidates |
seems generally conceded that the Tildel
vote embraced decided majority of tn
convention and the question is Tho Wi
be the benetcisries of its destruction
There Is, as 1 indicated yesterday, gen
eral uncertainty as to the result, and it !
extremely difficnft TO form clear idea o
the relative strength of candidates. Tn
Bayard men claim that their man is de
cidedly in the lead and that he will develoI
it on the first ballot, both Hendricks ant
Bayard seem tosbe relying largely on tn,
Southern delegates, and there is evidently
a conflict IN their calculations. Hancock
Field ana Payne are also supposed to hsv'
acquired something of boom by the Til
den letter, but the Thurman men insis
that the state, notwithstanding Payne
candidacy, is solid for the senator, auC
will stick to him with the same pertinacit,
that Indiana displays for Hendricks. L
must be stated, however. that Tilden'
letter is not considered as decisive term
inati0n of his candidacy. Mayor Coope
OF New York and other gentlemen seen
still 10 regard their action as somewha
undecided. The New York delegation
passed resolution of regret and express
ing respect and admiration for the sage O
Gramercy, The letter is considered
good one and its bold, clear presentmen
of facEs connected with the writers illus
trious career has stirred up the enthusiasm
aud devotion of his friends. It has brough
to the mind of all the fact of Tilden'
splendid services in New York, that b,
led tn party to the first national victor,
achieved in twenty years, and that tn,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-06-23
DEPRIVED OF THE PRESIDE

DEPRIVED OF THE PRESIDENCY
Was committed under an act sanctioned
by democratic house of representatives
1t is a summary of the history of Tilden' s
connection with the party and the presi-
dency, and it lights up a really strong and
remarkable character-one so much more
gifted and impressive than that of any
other In the crowd of existing candidates
that its withdrawal from the arena excites
new desire and canor for it's reappear-
ance. The letter il clear and positive
enough as 20 Withdrawal, but still il does
not say so. Many Thick that bs would not
accept the nomination If offered to him
think it was drawn in good faith. but the
rank and file OF the 1'ilden strength still
stand around on the banner OF their be
loved leader.
The national committee were ia session
nearly all the forenoon and also in the
Afternoon, and the lobby outside was
crowded. Here / met a Uumbe of Tilden
men and managers. they say there was
nothing in the letter to prevent the con-
vention nominating A1r. Tilden. His name
might not be formally presented at first,
but after few ballots had been taken
without result then If properly brought
toward it would sweep ON success
with a rush. This may be mere talk, but
it furnishes clue to the prevalent feeling.
gave some particulars yesterday about
the programme of the Bayard party, and
this morning turned my attention to
Hendricks, whose friends are working up
ID boom by dint of much shouting, many
badges and strong lobby. The with
drawsl OF Tilden has strengthened the
hopes of the Hendricks men, Among the
prominent arrivals to-day are Tom Cobb.
member of congress from the Yincepnes
district; John Shoemaker Of the Sentinel,
Gen. Cravens, Jim Cropsey and Jim Rice
of the state central committee. They say
that
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-08
l~. I'm. sH. en-. | ,,.
a Christmas Present.

Not many weeks before Christmas young
lady respectfully connected tell 10 love with an
Epgshmao, whose name wss George Roe.
The youbg ady,besides having youth, Vas DOS
sosscd of no little beauty, and bad many suitors.
The Eng|ishman had something in bis manner
and faco that attracted this youug lady, and she
openly showed her preference for him. Her
parsnta, seeing this. tried TO persuade her to
banish her fcDdness for him, but che would not.
The Eogis5msn wss mechanic, and that was
all they kBow Of him. She loved him the more
btcause he promised to work for her and sup.
port her. Thus tEe curse Of her love ran on,
disturbed only By the disapprobston Of her
parents. fho two were married before the
holidays came on, aud Roe obtained work on
the new building of Hamilton Easter & Co., on
German street. The couple lived happily to-
Rether, and the old folks began to think that
their iears had been groundess. 1t was an
Christmas tide. that youBg Roo was passing
down the stairway 10 the rear of Casters
stores, |hcn he SAW aealskiu sacque hanging
on the baluster rail. No one was around, and
nc took it and, hiding it under his coat, walked
away. Christmas Day he presented it to his
wife as Christmas gift. She was somewhat
surprised at this expensive gift. but thought
nothing moro of it. The New Year came. and
the husband. feeling the want of mon
ey, advised his wife to pawn the sacque,
telling nor he would redeem it when she wanted
it. The cbedient wife did es she WIS bid. and
yesterday visited pawn shop and offered the
sacque. The pswnbroker was surprised and
notified private dcteotiVeg They shadowed
the young wife and found she met man, and,
having been notified Of the robbery. they or
rested the parties. They were taken to tho
Middle Station, where the above story came out
at hearing beforeJ Justice johns, and young Roe
Tps committed for the action of the grand Jury.
The scoDe at The station house was most af-
tectiDg one. The wife was true to the last to
her husband, aud at FIRST refused to believe him
guilty; but the proof was so convincing that her
tai:h WAS somewhat shakon- Sbo FOIL upvu ILLS
neck snd Wept bitterly, and when he was taken
to his cell she was quite o7ercomc.-Baltimore
american.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-08

The Cars DIARY" up o. 70. aud
ordered my bath. Found four gallons of vitriol
10 it aud did not take it. Went to breakfast.
The NhiIist had placed two torpedos on the
stairs. but did not stop on them. The coffee
Bmelt so strong of prucid acid that l was afraid
to drink it. Fouud scorpion in my left slipper.
but luckily shook it out before putting it on
Just before stepping into my carriage to go for
nv morning drlvo it was blown into the air,
killing the cosohnan and the horses instantly.
l did not drive Took light lunch eff her
metically sealed Amersc.n canned goods. They
can't fool me there. Found poisoned dagger
10 my fav0rit chair, with tho point sticking out.
Did not sit doWa on it. Had dinner at p.m.,
and made Baron Laischouoowonski test, every
dish. He died before .hs soup was cleared
away Consumed sonc Baltimore oysters and
scne Lordoo stout tbat | have had locked
up for FIVE years. Went to the theatre aud was
shot at three times in ths frat act. Had the
entire audience hanged. Went home TO bed
aud slept all Dight on The root OF the palace
court Journal
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ssEDfCESAE.
DIR. TUFTS
/! I. Xl.PE.(;'I'ORANT'. !
IN 25 CTS. AND 81 BOTTLES.

It's properties ara nomulcen!, Nu.ritive, Bal.
sanic, Soothing anu Healing Combining sll
these qualities, il is the most elective LUNG
B&LSAM ever offered TO sufferers from pulmo
nary diseases
Dr, J. Il. HAYWOOD, of New York, 7olun.
tarlly indCEses it. Resd what he says:
New York, Sept. 10, 1877.
Dr., Tut: Dear Sir-During this year trest-
cd nine aundsed cases OF luog diseases. In the
lower wards Of the city the cages we're OF very
severe tyre. 1t WAS there MY attention was
cs!led to Iu!es &7peetora1t, snd confess ny
surprise st its wonderful power. During prac.
tice OF twenty yesrs ! hsve never known med.
IcIno to act ss promptly aud with such happy
effects. Il instantly suhduad the most violent
Its of coughing and invariably cured the d.
sease In q few days. cheerfuly endorse it IS
the best lung medicine ever used
j. FRANCIS HAY WOOD, ND,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-08
OLIVER EICE.
IMPOETANT QUESTIONS.

Reader, have gou caught cold? ere you
telioa il the .aroat? q sense Of oppression on
the lungs, with short byesth2 Do you have 8
BIT OF cong hing on lying doRn2 : sharp pain
now and thun in 8 region Of !hs hosTt, shoulders
and tack2 IE so, OUR ADVICE lS to take
ST once dose of TUFTS Expoctorant; you will
soon pc able 10 raise the phlegm. In an hour
repost the kXpectorant, place hot iron to the
feat, take two of TUFTS Pills. You will soon
fsll into pleasant sleep and wake up in the
morning cough gone, lungs working freely !;
essy breathing ord tho bowels moving in nat
urs EanEer. To prevent return Of those
symptoms use tho Expoctorsnt several days.
Ciice. SIS MURRAY ST, n. YOkk.
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HOSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED
STOMACH
BITTEERS i

The stomach is strengthened, the liver regu.
lated: the bowels put in proper order, the blood
enriched and purified. and the nervous system
rendered tranquil and vigorous by this inestima.
Die family ,medicine and safeguard agsinst al.
sesse, which is. moreover. most agreeable and
efectlVe appetizer, and q cordial peculiarly
adapted to the wants of the aged and infrm.
ally. ian I-eoinn
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3 EEWsFAPER PUBLISHER WRITES

VLl2e Evening" Nowa. Augusta. Gs.
Dra Nu!t; Lear Sic-My little son was attack.
cd with pneumonis last winter, which left him
uith violent cough that lasted till within
month since, for tha cure Of which am indebt.
ed to your valuable Gxpectorsnt. 1 had tried
mos: everything recommended, but none did
any good until I used ycur Rgpectorant, one
bo;.!e Of which removed the cough entirely,
With many thanks, ! sm yours truly,
John r. WEJf4T,E
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BAD TERRIBLE HIGHT sWEATs.

Memphis. February H. lS7I.
Or, Tut Sir-I aays been suffering Tor nssr-
~ t%G years with scqore cough. Whom |
commenced tsking ycur Expectorsnt wss re.
ducoc 10 one hundred and sixteen pounds in
weight. l had !rled almost everything; had
terrible night 5weat5. I have taken half dozen
bottles. 1'he night sWeets havo left me- the
cough has disappeared, and have gained fifteen
pounds in fish. ! recommend it to all my
friends. With great respect
OLIVER RICE
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PREMIUM FRUIT TREES.

I'd. o. MUNSON'S NURSERY.l
Will tal orders for the above Fruit, Ornament
al and Shade Trees, Small Fruits, Roses, Flow
ering Shrubs, &C., at Nursery prices, at my
store, corner of Fairfax and Franklin cts. Send
card, and will call and take your orders and
leave catalogue of prices and varieties, and can
give purchasers inquirng useful hints about de-
sirable varieties.
iv9.10m WP GRAVES
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-08

Two RUSSIAN CATHEDRALs.-Amo the
greatest glorics of St. Petersburg ara the two
magnificent caIhodra|s, "St. lsaac's' and Our
Lady Of Kaaan." In their construction and
finish both display an enormous outlay of
money, imposing architecture, costly materials
aud exquisite interior decoration. 1t will suf
Gae TO give somo idea of tho former, which is
the more stupcndous of the two. In the first
place, tho cost of sipkipg the piles on which
tho foundations rest vas 100000 sterling.
The building, which is in tho form OF Greek
cross, Is Of Finland granite, and supported by
over one hundred polished pillars sixty feet
high and seven feet in diameter The cupola
is surrounded BY thirty more of These pillars
OF largo size, which support tho g!6ed dome
sixty elk feet in diameter, with a miniature
cupoia aocye.
Then tho whole is surmounted by gilt cross,
the top Of which is three hundred and thirty.
sixty feet from tho ground. The exterior deco
rations are huge bronze figures and doors, as
well ss Corinthian capitals and Bibos! groups
in the facade. 1rside the effect is most impres.
siye. Here sgsln are great pillars of polished
granite, as we'll as ten of iron covered with
malaohIto, aud two with lapis azuli, The walls
and aoors are of glistening granite and marble
of different colors Pictures of sacred subjects
adorn the walls; images loaded with jewels and
gifts are met st every turn; tbs altar is resplend-
ent with bronze, gold, silver. jewels, light and
.rsppinss; gold and silver chandeliers for
hundreds OF candles are hung from the lofty
ceiling and every ywhere shrine lights and burn
ing tapers meet the sight to complete the i'm.
pressive grandeur.
During service the effect is heightened. The
Crock Church employs vocal, but not instru-
mental music, The responses are chanted at
st, lsssc's by large body of choristers without
accompaniment. The candles in the chandeliers
are al lighted; several priests and altar boys
appear in gold and silver vestments, and the
people, all standing, Ire constantly crossing
themselves, or bowing their hoade to the marble
floor, the whole constituting scene of pro-
found devotion to the Sup; eme Being that can
never be forgotten. On account of irreconcili.
Bile differences between the Catholics and Russo.
Greek Churches. Russia still uses the old style
Greek or Julian Calendar which is twelve
days behind the new style Latin OF Gregorian
(alan6ar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-08

TEPHYk WORSTEu5, Germsntown Wacls
Il and Knitting Yarns. in all shades sn6 colors
sepZ9 At $ 4, BESEH'S,
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z AIDES AND CHILDkEN'S iIEE;GEG
- FE5'IS and PANTS, al sizes snd quail.
ties: st 9. .. EERHY'S.
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NOVELTIES.

Imported Closks and Dolnans. exclusive styles.
Lace Curtsns and Nottingham Lace
Orientel Table Covers, novel designs.
Linen Table Covers, elegant qualities with Nap
kns 10 match.
Seamless Kid Gloves 3, 4, and buttons.
Black Cloths and Docskirs and Novelties in
mems snd boys wosr. all of our own impor.
tstlon. saving two intermediate profits, al d
insuriDg DeWest styles.
Our Dress Goods Department is replete with
new and stylish goods, and we furnish Trim
Inings to match
Our assortment Of Carpets and Oil Cloths st
present is elegsn! and complete Lowest
prices guaranteed.
PRETZFELDER & CO.,
nov l44 King street.
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TT u TT s Il AIR Dy

GRAY HAIR Or WHISPERS changed TO G
GLOSSY BLACK by single application of this
DYE. Ii mpsrts Mstural Color, acts Instsna
IS 4eously, and is as Harmless as spring water.
sold by Druggists. or seal by express on receipt
OF ST.
sssEsee, 2S SSarrsE .s., New York.
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FANCY Hs11Ua,

r. oSIERf, GLOTES, Handkerchiefs, Col
-, lars snd Cuff. in great variety, st
g. 9. BERRY S.
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FALL AND WINTER UPENING.

Ladies' Cents, Miss4s, Boys and Infants
Me7ino Underwear; largo stack TO select
from; prices from 20c 10 S. osch.
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F9EsEB aEaTs. FsskE. DC.

n OT1CE-I call tina attention of the public
~ to tho northeast corner of tho Market, on
Fairfax and Cameron streets. where have re.
sumet business at my old stand, end will have
on hand at 81 times good supply Of CHOICE
FLESH KEATS, consisting Of Beef, Mutton,
Lamb. Veal and Pork, tozetncS with ell kinds
Of SAUSAGE and PUDDlNGS, of my own
manufacture, I also call attention to s:all No
o2 opposite where have on hand fne selec-
ton of CHOICE PICKLES., consisting of Gu
cumbers. Chow chow, Chop Pickle, Mxed
Pickle, Gherkins, Caulilower and Pick led
Onions. AID all kinds of Pickles in glass jars !;
hslford Sauce, Wsrwickshite Sauce, Catsup,
French Mustard pure Olive Oil, imported
;Ecam Cheese, Pepper Sauce, Ssrdines in guar
ter and half boxes, Mince Meat, Msccgron!,
Lemons, etc. CHOICE SMOKED FISH, pre-
E!ared for tsb!e uss Immediately, consisting of
Auckrel, Shad, Salmon and Potomac Zoe Her
ring. ANY Of these articles csn be procured sf-
ter market hours 81 my store, No II south Fair.
fa4 street 200 bbls of Fish consisting of genu-
inc Labrador and Family Roe Herring, in bbs,
half bbls and kits; Potomac Shsd. in barrels,
halt barrels and kits Msckerel, Nos l. 2 and 3,
in barrels, half barrels and kits.
nov 25 s. J. REED.
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ESTABLISHED 1850.
J.P.CLARKE

AT THE OLD LOCATION-l59 KING ST.,
Will exhibit we'll assorted stock OF
WALL PAPERS. WINDOW SHADES
CORNICES, CORD and TASSELS, FINE
PICTURES and PICTURE FRAMES from
the best manufacturers and importers, of the
newest and most popular designs.
He intends by faithful attention to the wants
of his customers and fsir dealing to merit
share of their patronage. oct
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-08
ELoUE' FLOUR
Use Cone & Weston's Best

STRONG, WHITE,
SWEET, NUTRITIOUS.
Unlike many Flou-s of the day, these brands
sre not made whito st the expense of sweetness
and nutriment, but by system recently adopted
arc mado to contsin all the virtne OF the grain,
excluding only the bran sud foreign matter.
We propose to keep supply Of this brand OF
Flour on hand ali the time, for we consider it
the best now on the market. The trade can nj
ways rely upon getting the best Flour msde
We guarantee satisfaction in sll cases. Ask for
CONE S WESTON'S BEST For sale by
jyl7 WASHINGTON & BEO.
EAMES T. CARLIN s. SONS,
e 63 King street.
Offer to the trade at lowest msrket rates
CHOPPIEG AXES,
of the Warren, Mann's Warrior and the famous
Csrlin's Light Horse Harry brands. dec4
~ OTICE-WE WILL AT ALL TINES
~ SELL GROCERIES AS CHEAP, AND
MANY OF THEM CHEAPER THAN ANY
PRICE LIST ADVERTISED. a comparison
OF prices solicited. F. j. DAVIDSON.
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Sill snd Linen Bandkerchiefs snd Neckwasr.

Hosiery of every sizo il English: French,
Germsn End Domestic; over 50 new snd beauti
ful pstte-ns for tho present season.
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Corsets st &C., 75c, 81, 81 25 and 81 50 p pr,

Germantown Wool, Zephyr WoTsted, Shet
land Floss end German Woolen Yarns. A
usua!, our stock is complete.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-12-24
KNGSvILLE.

II the children Of the town are not hap
py on Saturday next, it will not be for
lack of material with which to fill their
stockings. In addition to the holiday stock
which we have mentioned in their former
letters, as being displayed by Barton, East
man and others, Messrs. Kinnear & Curtis
have bought a large stock Of books and
toys-all useful as we'll as ornamental
which does them much credit, and shows
their good judgment in selecting.
Two Of our churches are to have musical
entertainments on Christmas eve. The
Methodist society presents a cantata, by j..
Il. Vincent, entitled "The Msgi and the
Messiah" The Sabbath School is also to
be presented with about fifty dollars worth
of books, which haYe been purchased with
money taken by the mite society.
The Baptists come forward with a can
tata, "The Frost King" by W. H. Doane.
Prof. Alger takes the part of Frost King
Mr.. S. Wright, Santa Claus; Miss FidG
Rawson, Goddess of Dreams; Mrs. Jas.
Rawson, JOY; Mrs. Gould, Peace; Miss
Minnie Woodburn, Love; Miss Emma
Webster, Hope; and the three Misses
Schofeld appear as fairies, The rehearsals
are under the immediate supervision of
Mr.. A. B. Luce, and the public may look
fora musical treat.
The infant son of Mr.. P. Whelpley, that
has been sick with spinal fever for several
months, was buried on Wednesday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Eastman have a
silver wedding on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Geo. Waite slipped and fell on the
ice, on Saturday evening, breaking his leg.
Moral to pedestrians, sharp or you'll B
fiat.
The NJ. E. quarterly meeting will be
held in this place on Saturday and Sunday
next, with Rev. W. H. Seely of Ashtabula,
as Presiding Elder. IRON WOOD.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-12-24
SMALL FIRES

On last Friday morning about nine
o'clock, fire was discovered in the shaw
ing room Of Hitchcock's shops, occupied
by Snyder & Son, manufacturers Of shafts
and poles, Mcclure Bros. & Co., manuiac-
turors Of carriage circles, and by 4. A.
Hitchcock, as a machine shop. There are
about one hundred hands employed in and
about the shops, who formed bucket bril-
gade and after about two hours work ex.
tinguished the FIRE No fire alarm was
given, but as a precautionary measure en-
gine No. was sent for and placed IN
position for use. This shaving room IL,
like the walls Of all the rooms, built Of
brick, is eight feet square and three sto-
ries high. All the shavlngs from the ma
chimes on the several floors are carried by
belts or currents Of air into this room,
where they are used as fuel under the
boilers. The damage will be little, il any.
About 2 2:30 o'clock last Tuesday morn
ing the family Of Mr.. John Fowler living
over and in the rear Of 4. A. Willard's
drug store, No. 12O Main street, were
aroused from their slumbers by the smell
Of smoke, in their rooms. Mr.. Fowler
gave the alarm and with the assistance Of
Messrs. D. W Mckenzie and William
Clover, who occupy the adjoining build
ing, broke into the cellar Of the drug store
and eNinguished the fire, which had
gained considerable headway among a
pile Of empty boxes under the cellar
stairs
Several barrels of oil were stored near
the location of fire, one of which was
burned through, and all the rooms
in the building were filled with
smoke. Engine No. 1 was promptly on
the grounds ready for work, but the fire
was under control when it arrived.
The goods injured by smoke will be the
only loss to Mr.. Willard, which he places
at two or three hundred dollars, covered by
$500 insurance in the Pennsylvania Fire
Insurance Company of Philadelphia.
The cause of the fire is unknown, some
attributing it to spontaneous combustion
and others to the work of an incendiary.
The store is located in row of twelve
wooden buildings, the upper floors of near
ly all being occupied by families or as
sleeping rooms, and had the fire not been
discovered and promptly extinguished as
it was, the loss would have been heavy
and probably human lives lost.
In connection with this subject we de-
sire to call attention to the careless habit
many have of using In place Of cuspsdors
wooden boxes filled with sawdust Tn.
less the said receptacle is well patronized
it becomes a dangerous thing, and many
fires have resulted from lighted cigars
thrown in them.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-12-24
THE DEACON AND TIE RAM.


Eds. TIA certain oz-deaeon in this
place who feels as conscious of his own
wisdom and stad carefulncss as any dea-
con, had a cosset sheep upon which he
imposed The duty Of wearing bell through
the summer season to keep dogs out Of the
flock. Going to his barn. the other day,
to take oil the bell for the wiutsr, and
while STOPPING over the sheep, loosehing
the strap, a beligerant ram placbd In the
flock by some other party, not liking TO see
his companions meddled with IN such an
uncerimonious manner, came dp behind
with good back run aud hit the unsus.
pecting deacon blow under the ooat-tails.
which sent him nearly a rod heels over
head into the snow. As be wore glasses
TO AID his vision, they few into the snow,
but the performance so frightened the
flock they ran away. the ram following,
which gave the deacon time 10 call bis
wife out to help hunt the glasses and re-
pair damages generally.
He deferred getting the bell of that
day. INpzx.
n Kingsville, 1880.