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A Sarcasm of Fate.

A very elegant looking letter
Law in little Minnie Velsor's hand
"a letter that bore delicious
perfume of violets-a letter adj
dressed in a bold, flowing hand,
and the envelope of which was
stamped with an intricate mono
gram, that unless Minnie had
known, she could never have de-
ciphered as Mrs. Paul st. Eustace
Carriscourt's initials.
The girls small, pretty hands
grew Just a trifie cold and trem-
Bling as she took up the letter to
open it, because so much, oh, so
much depended upon what was in
the letter; because it either meant
new, independent life, in which
she would not only earn her own
living but very materially assist
in taking care of the dear boys of
five or seven or it doomed her to
the old, tiresome routine, out of
which Minnie felt ut times she
must fly.
Mrs Velsor looked up from a
stocking she was darning, and
said nothing, seeing the nervous
glow in Minnie's eyes. Then,
with little, half-desperate laugh,
the girl tore open the thick satin
envelope.
tits almost like an ice-cold
plunge bath; but here goes, ma
mai"
She hurriedly read the short,
friendly note, and the quick tears
that gathered in her eyes, and the
smiles that parted her lips, and
the flush that bloomed like red
roses on her cheeks, told plainly
that the news Was good news.
Then she dashed he letter on
the floor and rushed over to her
mother, laughing and crying at
the same time.
ooh! mamma! Mrs. Carris-
court has given me the position,
and she wants me to come imme-
diately-to-morroW. Just think !!
Five hundred dollars year. and
she assures me | must make N.Y.
self perfectly at home in her house;
and she says | am to have room
to myself; and to eat with Pauline
and Pauletta in the nursery. Oh
mamma, it will be just glorious {!
Aren't you archaeological ?"
Her blue eyes were dancing,
and her cheeks glowing like rose
leaf
Mrs. Velsor's sweet, sad voice
was in such odd contrast to her
child's animated tones.
How can | be delighted to
have you go away from me, dear ?
Besides, am so afraid you won't
realize your vivid anticipations.
The outside world, which seems
to you so rose colored and golden,
will not be what you think"
"Oh, mamma, what Jobs COM
forter you would be! But how
can l help being happy-perfect-
ly happy, except being away from
youth New York, in a magnifi-
cent house, among people of wealth
and distinction, and with these
two sweet children my only care ?
Mamma, | will ride with them,
and | am 10 be perfectly at home.
the letter says; and you remember
what charming lady we thought
Mrs. Carriscourt was when she
was visiting DR.. Mansfield last
summer"
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"1dleness always envtes indus
try, may be truthful old adaga,
but we can distinctly remember
the time that we could sit on the
fence and watch our respected IA.
Their and brother Ike hoe corn and
not envy 'em bit.--heokuk Con-
ST MiOn.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-03-06

A poet says. II can never smile
again. Oh, yes you can. You
may have thought SO when you
awore off on New Years day, but
that same old "smile"-price ten
cents-will play around your
mouth before the year is two
months old. Stick a pin heer.
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THE HOOD ORPHAN
MEMORIAL FUND.
By General g. T. Beauregard,
NEW ORLEANS, 1880.

The entire proceeds arising from the
sale Of this work are devoted to The Hood
Orphan Memorial Fund, which is invested
in United States Registered Bonds for the
nurture, care, support and education of
the ten infants deprived of their parents
last summer at New Orleans, the melan-
choly incidents of which sad bereavement
are still fresh in the public mind
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CENTS--in Half Bound Morocco, library
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On the receipt from any person remit.
ting by mail or express, of the amount in
registered letter or by postal order,
bank draft, or check, a copy will be i'm
mediately sent free OF postage, registered
as second class matter.
The volume is published in the best style
of Typography, on elegant paper, with il
Illustrations, executed as highest specimens
of art.
The author, the subject, the purpose, all
alike render il worthy place In every
library--on every desk---or upon the book
shelf OF every house in the country.
Agents wanted in every town and
county in the United States and prefer
ence will be given to honorably discharged
veterans from the army
To the ladies, who feel desire to ex.
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pban Memorial Fund, the sale of this book
among their circle of friends, win afford
an excellent way Of contributing substan-
,ial aid to SO deserving a cause.
For terms, rates TO agents, etc, address
with full particulars,
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Publisher,
On behalf of The Hood Memorial Fund,
jan24-3m. New ORLEANS, La.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-03-06

Deservedly popular We mean
DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pills, for ev~
erybody has derived much benefit
from their use. Physicians recon-
mend them.
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The Greatest Novelty and
Best Washer i'm the
World.

The Force-Pump WHITE WASHER 10
the only machine possessing all
true principles Of perfect
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WANTED.

HICKORY and White Oak, for spokes
Ii and rims, for which q liberal CASH
price will be paid. Nothing but the best
of timber wanted.
JOHN FTTZ,
Tuscarora Shops and Rim Works, Mar
tinsblrg, Berkeley Co, W, Va. (dl3.
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VARIOUS CAUSES

A DvANCING YEARS, care, sickness,
IA disappointment, and hereditary pre-
disposition-all operate to turn the hair
gray, and either of them inclines 1t to
shed prematurely.
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CUMB. VAL. RAILROAD.
t IME IT A BILE.
IN EFFECT MONDAY, NOV. 10, 1879.
MARTINSBURG TO HARRISBURG.
HARRISBURG TO MARTINsBURG

Leave Harrisburg 1910 P. NJ. ll;o5 I"
Arrive Philadelphia $40 " 1904. NJ
, 1880-08-21

forn.." To hu sure, 1t tnny bo injurious to so'he
pcrsnrs hit 10 deprive nll of It's uso lt'nRS 100
much like Furnishing the innocent fur lilo enko
OF tho guilty. ...
lr my e,e cur tlnsl enjoyment and soll com
fort 1t, st!nktnY,-if It Is my HolaGc,-nnu HOW
u,a,,y will tcur witness TINT 1t is)-i fur anu
would DO tho first to ntlvounst Il. ..
do not .hcitevc TINT smoking cnErns'cfs u
tasto for .,rlnk. Thoro aro many ,ncn WIN 'lc.
rive much pleasure from og,r ar plpeimta plpa, Oh
f., Who apcks 70 lia1hy at tobqcct,' lovers, ! !
.1nrc rny illIows' her i" uther hnf"' ~ to smoke u
hu 20 tlG:rc. w.'ia oynn strKo * tfs,n.nIsns. 1n
Life has hut tttlr Of perfect Jny u w s!o'ir
We sste. fr fnir n 3 ax ,ses III ~ ,p
eSs tar ysf yES'rsy S % II II ssiiss
ss%Ia,': ret '"''; III pn n, 9Fs|%E r. ,.t
ots t,su hnild httH cc's II tllorc, nu II Il t,hs
poascd Hlnt 10 e''seloso Its on"'sstca tn 'ner'why
r'fG w; Il Hic}l yo t,ol,. t,lat II you should sny to
tho ixtrs, SCtsHo tho t'sn of powder md ~
rosnpt{cu whatsoever, N,1 we, na gentlemen.
1,lrdiFe ourselves 10 ntlnllsh tho wccil." thcr9
,wonI4 10 n!n,,y u "tackslistor" In tho ranks OF
" III Tic ,1,ts1f down, wo aEI 'talcn tn nd
2cn, p,,.l sny, Yes, very trc," nfd yet we turn
directly nru,nd and do lust cxnctly MS We please
il my husband desires to smoke NJ! hts n'ra
or utp " tho ru.l from c!Hnr md oiFer 1t "a
him, ai.d. as Entd bcfnr0, ] oven atrlkc thd
Which is rnrc, It is easy to open doors and wtf,-
Iitor nil. much Of our rcn pleasure IN life +
IN giving pleasure to t1sosn when We fns!, a'iu u
fort is cai, ho be batnod il 10 sceks for 4 else
| where? MARION MAY.
, 1880-08-21

nn.,yercd envO tho sDunre. Tho cuil'lnaroh
nbolit darlington isG'scn M.
Fritz. r.,y, ".splaahc,s Hro,,1rl n1a rn%s % tllo
nnlr r1.inrf, of Emrhlu Rni tho hidden ct,ss.
Tbatl III want mt tu Bcn II 1nnll lt the t,fhtes-
.nn FfIG s.,' nc,s x', II III S'xa t,:ar w"'e no
Eklator, city, was ci,EnEc.l n st,t'wins q, ,;,
Tor Gtllnr t,ztlnr wt,rk. Ito manu- I, chs
Nos IsiI,, 1:5;j, l,.l md III wcro Tho u'lrs.
nuto from, roplnr thls wcrx. aIyBs n!.swers
10 nll hut tho "l,Mn with hIs lliile liAtehnt,'
Tho ln.ly WIS ,ltl1ti tfsnpltoI1ltc tint ler ms;
AVN wna t1n lMtr 1aat week. !lrr lgttcr shph,M
avoid tlelhy.
rho Drunsos, t}nona, tl sri.ti nlnnR, as ss.inl,
tho !lst c,,ttinte from, tho start snac',w. md
their letter was tito sirHt rGGeiyMt frusi tut 0t
town. I>iok shi,nnrys Atr y T,tn,e': Msn "nnra
uGt, ut,tl Remarkably gtWI." bltk wotllu hnFe
felt better uIcuscd II tho Drontoa met Win tic"
frnl.
rowhcal. Fulton. ILL.,. wns lnte With answers
week Inwl,cs,,t soiMls i've nnswrrs md n.,n,her
OF combinations nj his H'y 'ltlt1 tho tnallRs ~
tho n. Il. u. Z. il returned Tor i!lo she. row.
hc1tl writes ia foaIwe: III l}rt,tl9r Ike. lillpy
Thought, l:nrun G.. 1fcT!!iA. sl'l othors VINO nfo
ms.gt. are Rsill nityu. VII! tlley not fetcW tnelr
p,fzxns? Scuns to rlln thuy nre ir.iWl1ts.'
repinr. Osl,kosh, Wiz. Bcnt II letter Inst week
witt, u,s,scrs 10 iii saye rnnchH enigma. fniI.
inE In TINT ulle. Ehu writes As follows. ucr tWlst
is iii this weeks list:
Wnh tnil and raln
, i'vD htrlvhti ynin
10 rntrr t'nnc,'H tteldt
I:nS,' VT ,nl GiaSr ", twist
rut i f,m,s,!y. y TX IT,. e. t..onccn,cd,'
And ~. tU iakH a. yvnHeattcu 9r'n,
dedicate my tUlss tn i'tni
, 1880-08-21
THE CtRCuS-PARADE.

- !, - =
drums
And lilo blaro Of tho horns rs tho band wagon
Aud The einsh and the CHING OF tho cytnbas that
AS tho uittcring pageant winds down tho long
street,
FrUin tho irst spniyled horso to the inu1o Of tho
And tho Eletlin and tho gt14r, anu Rauoutt tau
glaro
Or tho tllyB Of EnchAntmcMt hro H!iMfnefing
thcrcl
...-. .
For hero nrc tho bnnncrs OF etIvery fold
, 1880-08-21

solitary oDtlc.
Now comes n,ai.. worst tha9 nwcn Wilson'S.
ttt would unit n <soc, s' ptifnl Il ~. frn1r tho
green hills nj Vermont. TIN my private arft!nl'
this IL to Hct ri, tho tfsgils<th Inn s,t lnsn ".
,unnry nRuln,. However. II 'slnnci roally Exists
aud hn4 4 rs lad as aa fnys. her luther has! Ht
ter se her eerrntd IL complete TINT pIrt OF her
ctcntton which teaches tint pirIs r., hnr pSst.
husband aita;ss.si. iiow s'ranKo TINT he,
i,SrnglTg S up !'"s sccr 20 much nskleetc,!'3
hotter cnt'snler whetsor lInrrr: hns dncnts
.;ns. G'al, 7" o., iy et or; & bmnc'* clsE", tx, M
all scrs o ,o!lc,.a's fsr wiis[i,So il cott@gG
MoncylMgs. rs rnry hnrtl,:J knrs, but shuil
Ect 2ssr .ho '1isc9sa. @ catnt!ess =. mIt,iaHs hAyo
o.,cs tint .'llli't existed In tho nnvclsSs -hrnn.
ne Mud lhrry nrc 4 Mlr nf tender tlovts il, tho
first quarter 1T their illfatuntn1i r.,
II Tho n!h llarlMfor f,hs III tnAtc yo!l must eiut
cnle It.. fnu hnvO a kEcrt wnrk hcrn. evGry
wQIltll Tins. vtNi know,-i!tnt Of rcFcHcrntng thu
lluscllslitn savage.
Farty fcars. yni,r opnfohs OIL ecltlstlness arr
guile cnnstatont with yu,ir other ulternpGus on
hut,,.il life. N. E.
, 1880-08-21

There nro tcrs,papcrs, nnh postnl.caras ut
this of!1cc for tho t,crsu,s whose na1'tcs nprcHr
1elow. Those living nut Of tho city sh'aild send
Their address and threc-ecnt stn.np. upon re-"
cctpt Of which. their nmi1 will ho forwarded.
Residents uf C4enro enn ohtMn their nlatl ~
c,lng ut Itootn u, TRIBUNE 1.nilsttng:
Folly Ehsn,lts, Fern Lear.
, 1880-08-21

11T11Rf1IF1NE 5f1rR MIND
sn.7's nxrE,tnxc. !: ,.,:.s: .,,,,,-.
pos,opn1 10 :s' e Wts'' 8us. s is~iiavln nca, and
st.s. tas s '' s sss sss "'
mine that sory day. ..,au.,,., .u.,., ~ ,..onn
rs Il delegate II Temperance convention. nr'd bud
rothcr. .i-l,,w rot out Ills tishtng.acklc, put on
his "il ,lath"s md sccl,,rod t,o wps "gog isll.
sunlny. Tho cblhIreuwerv o'st play Ing and Ind
PROMISED shes ""un s, a as"i ,., ~ ,vus ,sv Win
sasa; nr nse as 'osr, ,aaa, ~, ,rr,rm rI.h warm
the mmer sa1 ws ra"ae "e. nua sl.mce
,i,, ma th ."y,s of "itlytlng my Iu
80 l took up Shakespeare. turned to osheilo''
rew ,s ',n MY s'.s roaa IL m u ha.i come worS ueo
',.s "s's .u, @ ~, ~ MIN. Nav n sccms In ,yns
guad deal like tho fellows nowadaya' md nc"
copied her fmthor's Invitations. visited them,
anca WIN them, talked to them al rsatet ted bis
ns.osy r ,'n i o,orvth,p~ orv ''s Int p, ropoae. md
moFa ,,ht % oresy.%s ss.mana @ set ncu ,ito @
ttnt T. o IN. oyanur sc oncor,ucI lin 10 toll
2er Q! h!s aventarsst M Sud 'nsers and when ho
hsi hntsnea, es s a.. nc sn 'at,, uo,a ot ,,x,.
rrwasW,a s'11nSsl' ii,li ,.ra. wonarous tl.,fu,.
S% H:ssS III a1 @ " II ia&
IT,, ,a, ms: vi, :, ,,, , ,r,on,, Tint ,,x,a ,,or.
NJ" Now, ,i h"ye.t @Si w. word to say oralust Dese-
tn wo haSs Ga 1nyss't t.. for sl,, nrrn%hsn NJ, her
, 1880-08-21
nt1sCELLA:1 1NEoUs.
WHO CAN TEE4I.2

70 The Editor q TIE Eh1ta96 7f16HHs. = :
Fonr Do1N1E, H., A.,n. la.-Can amy friend IN
Tho lLomo tell llo what pnrt Of tho South would
ne tho pluco FOR mo to spend tho winter with my
two chlltlren. who nra slightly troubled With
~ r, QEuMs
, 1880-08-21
THE WICKED WORLD.
II NXYkII l1IGlWA HETTkli.

ID tho Editor o} 1ns Chttop, Tribune.
CSNASn HArIbs, aiicIl.. Aug. ta.-1hHt We ore
pEonD su notice only ono siio OF things ls ono or
tho curious facts which causo Inc \ great deal OF
speculation.
A. q familiar example. tako 4 rcd dheaded girl
, 1880-08-21

NEWELL, o.. Aug. l0.-can como ono I'll Tho
Home tell INC stp Is tho M,thOr Of "Atothor
Shtpnnt's Prophecies" at whut t.luc thcy wore
written, AMI wt,Nt they nre2 Amy ono who Gun
glyo tho Information will confcra fAror upon
AN lHQulMEIt.
, 1880-08-21


rouor,xr u,ro-1-rr
IOISE1 I1NlAIG.
AN INTERESTING 1.ErrEtt rI,oM HER.
n, fhe r:ditoy Of me Chteooo 1rtb,ue
n.xrxrnur 1o'' Sur. III 1o s,,nuoso, my
t3uur ItoD, tint when tho millennium arrives, n1,
VIC arc MI wise c1tough to understand that It s
tu lin nl,,,s. mt lilo use Of things wherein Is
-. a'u M ~ '..,. ~ ,s, ,S,, ,,ono,,,o AZ
danger, our ofai NATURES "li lnse eee"',.o ~
disciplined as to onAb'u us stways to refrain
from cyces, III tho enjoyment Of wli1ieyCr IL
t,t,,ui In Ilft nnI I'm ono urcd four to olrcr tls
go ~ t ~ - ,,, ~ t,,,,, t,,oo,,eo !
!,eiEhl'or Il ossat, or 9aes dl "''t'' occh'so
Tint ncighbnr wilt BIZ sufficiently educated III /
knowledge 0f self 10 Know 1Nst What tho Pc
t.1nrIftcy of his t,nCprntl,plt nro, md whctl1or
I. - . rn ,t,., u, nv, t,o eirItItt
, 1880-08-21
ItADxV!tY.N llI:A1SY RELIEF.
DR., RADWAN'S .
SARSAP APARILlIAN
RESOLVENT.
THElGREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Changes ns Seen md Felt, as
they Daily Occur, Aft
or Using IL Few
DUSC8,

!. Good spirits, ,lsappcarauco OF veakuets
lanEnnr., tneans,oly, ncrcaeo and hardness q
i. Strength increases, appetite improves, rcI.
sh fnr tnu " moI so',r sftctatsons 9f wnet
s1, Sr.,s nWako T fFsh 5 SGs ynoro: i ods'nr1od
tho skiii looks. cienr nnd hca'thy; the ,.rnce
to +, ulur cherry Or amber coior: wntcr rnsses
without ain ar scall|ng ''ttlo Or mo sediment:
!. Harkei aIn!!iatloa Of ,auant.ty, md fro
1uenyy Of Involuntary wenkcnt.E discharges
a s %se crs e. shss y w stx ase fi n
tho sctrctInE glands, aAd function hurmony re.
st1rrHl 70 tug scvcrni orE'ns,
the ewsrt',y, tHtfrom anpensance; q tho skin
c,arEe toa s!ear. a!ygly aud .law ,1atny sc!or
T1se TT rcae rca ct "a
expectorat!ng freely tho touEh Ghle9ru or tn,lcus
frs1n tho lungs. u'r cclls, t,rnnGhl Or "indppc,
cnugh; scncrai incruase u strength throughout
si,d feelings q w.!kncss a,oi,na tho a1,i!es,
chfiIs, senso Of slirocation hard brenth.nx md
cough e. y'nEF G9w Or rs1ns y
s:sMIs Ms .Isy ! itsr s,'tSy I saeYasa to ee&sarAlrAs i.
tukcn new Signs Of returning hcalH Will nppcar;
IL sesss ts Yt VII .,mit!sh. md all arclsn a paso
| aep>sts. nodes, ftmosH, canGafs nard !umps,
y ;Gy 1yn S soqes CIRCUITS s
't IL f!'s' sates xhsrs S ,hs syss$a ha. leon st.
tinntg huvo acc,is,it1latnd aud bccu.llt deposited
III the bptlcs, JOINTS ETC.. cnustng cnrlcs Of the
l,oncs, rickets. spinal curynturcs. colitortions,
sArAitiLLXN Wit resolve away theso dcposiss
AMI oxtcrm,!nase'tho virus Of tho alsoase from
b. II thoso who are taking these mcd!slnes for
tho cure vi Chronto Scrofuious. or Syphio
, 1880-08-21
THE PUzzLERs' CORNER.

tOrlginnl contributions will be published IN
this department. Correspondents will please
send thor rcnt mines with thcir nonls dc plume
addressed to puzzlors' Corner" Avoitl obso-
ictc words rs fur rs possible. Answers will bo
published tho following week..
, 1880-08-21

,. TlsANSrOSED NINDs-No. 1,.o5.
Il, Had crop. c9. Loan tern. ~ Nun to nest.
~ Young tWlH Bell.
loLHOAN, MNs. HARRIS,
, 1880-08-21

IIorsEortss Acid I'llo*phnte.-Hcrv0u
DIsenses-siy nervous System wis ,nycrwnrked.
tl,.t netcd NO general d Through ~ 1iorst toa1's
Acid ph0sphntc. I hAve several cnnciHtct'. de-
billtntcA nervous cases TINT Arc rnllylng luncr
its llso chiefly. II. W. DAG0s, II. ID.
JNckaonyio, I'll.
, 1880-08-21

Of tho Lungs md Tubcreulo,ts FhthiF!s, scrofu.
md j Icurafiun Ut tho Kidneys, nInbctes. Atop
rlgo Ut Wntcr lInstnntanctnls relief AIorlict
wllcro cnthctcrs hHyo bcnn. ascd. Thus doing
instruninI,tA). dssolvtng Stone III Tho l,Iaddcr
and In All cnRea OF
, 1880-08-21

published tho following wcck.l
ANswEns TO LAST WEEKS PUZZLES.
No. 1,s5a
P o 10 A II =
Il I D l.
Lx II s
ED E Ii Z T
sjj|i:, !. i III! !; !; I. I.
ass9!sit;. III; It'll;
FF'E AS IL zss Fl Ss,1;S IT,: OF MS
/ L ii wesdnR::isslm. "a; 9:is1;l
,,ssss: sss'! =; |s;;;;; ss$;;j, e.; Ps'a;ss:: as::
noun-o -oLAss-No. 1,e5s.
~ \ *a
8. n ri
/ s. r. 70
r. 4
~ rs -
or " = y *lp
TN r. \ u Mto
s0 s tq Sss@ ?E e t. t. + ts tS'y z + sasal
Il SSGs i 3 M ; pfossrS, e. 1S e Il
hu1r.a!n9 10 to IT, to apeak' r,,,.ro,
nrioMnoiD- NO. 1,a5a
Aeross-Duty: n kind of antelope; Gharpel;
kind Of ae!a: rgor. Down-!n;Dlok Summary;
iiuto: = glr!:s nan,c; to moisfon: in uulmai, re-
UnuaNA, ill., = puxou.
ouApnupLB ACnosTlc-No. 1,seo
| A tlscnso among sheep; u p!ace OF frequent
nInhio. ,,fMnst " Prirh%ls. t,ombinnIions of rcE1s
| rnnnnctn1 viii Tim mssaths nj portnIm wind in
stri1npnts: tnats, to sorssteil; lirst ccntrals,
nshsnes'' " So. ''''"u e'''''''''' o'''
| naIIKOsff Wis., POPLAR.
| oS""osn' VIA
E0TrARE 1V0rln-E0s 19Ni
,,. tse1 - a.. ,,i,..,. = ,,,,,+ot,,.,
itetnag sntHus - " na ~ ~ itsii,tr
" @ @Mau|T ;. nara. ~, o"Pteseo' VI "'"'T, e,vrpvv
l uE8 AolHks '"' 'A""hA1H
/ ~. :, mn
l. SQUARE WORp-NO. 1,2E.
TO iucrcaso; smaIl ycssol In which aoamon
rccclvo their food; an abbrcvlation for noWspu-
frLATTKy1LLg, wis, Ron NoDDlN.'
| -.-.
K1nDLE-NO. 1,e61.
Ino1tinr in ",ycbster," find thero Il word
"A'e' hcnri: N IT, s0'"o' "'%00'
Ills so,nothlng you've sought, perhaps often in
vRit,,
Aha yot ynn nnxG hna ~ Il a1a +; 4s;; hs'n; for Il,
A. eoits ,,sntb. ~ A' ''o1''De' y ~ ''foA -'' 40
broath.
Itmay DO for proft, or 4 may DO for loss.
It mAy DO Of vn!ue. nnd 4 nauy bc but tlross.
Any Kool carpcntGH,r G,s u soon uako yo1! !n1n.,r 2e;
~ "
, 1880-08-21

ANsWEIls TO LAST WEEKS PUZZLES.
No. 1..51
, 1880-08-21

SQUARE VONp-EO. 1901.
ftcfusO shreds OF INK; foreign: n whntBtono;
to llbnr hard; nm expression OF dislike,
DE8 MONIES, Ia. llAwKEYE.
, 1880-08-21

SQUARE WORD-E0. 1,2Ga
TO fucrcaso: stnatl weasel In which aonmon
rccclvo their food; an abbrcvlation for nowspa-
pur mon. -..-.. .
ptATTEy1LLg, Wis, llOD NOuDIN.'
, 1880-08-21

Ca1oAa0, Aug. lB.-Dob,t really feel tnolinc4l
to "speak right out In nlcotfn." a1n suro
don't $50 why 70 mAny Ut tho Honaltes should
Rueak 20 strongly sxainat "tobacoo Ia any
, 1880-08-21

QUADnupLE ACHOsTIC-NO. 1,2s0o.
a tltscnso among sheep; y place OF frequent
resort; stalk OF coarsE, w!thosud grass: a reK-
otabic; utmost. Prirhals, eombnnuons nf rcctls
atru1l,pt,ts; hnals, to scratch; llrst ccntrals
lightncss; second contrnis, nayigahtu openings
Iii leo.
OSHKOSH, VIA, pOpLAN+
, 1880-08-21

inflammation OF the B!ad'
der and Kidneys.
In chronic cases OF Lcucorrhon and UtcrIna
Diseases.
Ono hDtt!o contntna more Of tho actlve prIacI.
plea Of Medicines thMtl any Ntlor Preparation.
Taken In TcnepoOnIul doses, while 0thers require
uvu or Six times MS much,
ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
, 1880-08-21

FEVER AND A0UE cured for nifty cenis
TkDre IL nnt remedial agent In this world taas
will 0nro Fever a1l1 Ayue md a!l other siu ..h..
tevsrs ~ rs iailsti ~ riLl, 10 quickly
a Ia DIVA r'A READY RELIEF.
Fifty CENTS FEn BOTTLE.
The Portland daily press., 1880-02-20

TURNER HOUSE,-W. G. Heselton, Proprietor
ELM HoUSE,-F. A. Dore. Proprietor.
The Portland daily press., 1880-02-20
LEWISTON AND AUBURN.
TUESDAY, Fob. 10.

TUESDAY, Feb. 10.
There is an infant in this city several months
old which weighs but four pounds.
And now comes another remarkable dscoy-
cry of a remarkably pure spring of water,
which is located on the property of the Au-
burn Land Co. The water contains only q
per cent. of foreign matter to the gallon, this
being over one per cent. less than the
Poland water. 1t will ne termed the Auburn
Crystal Spring, and will at once be placed in
the market.
Another decidedly feasible proposition comes
to our notice. 1t is the plan of the morning
Portland mail coming via Grand Trunk 1t
will arrive earlier and more prompt over this
route. Our present mail arrangements are i'm.
perfect in many respects.
We regret to learn of the illness of e. NJ
Briggs, local editor of the Gazette.
The Reform Club has extended invitations
to hundred clubs to send delegations to their
anniversary tournament. The exercises prom
lse to be very interesting. Saturday evening
Johnson's Band and the Emancipated Star
Troupe will give concert. Sunday after
noon there will be held grand mass meet
ing.
Mount David Lodge, knights of Pythias,
was instituted this afternoon at Castle Hall by
officers of the Grand Lodge. There was q
large delegation present from all parts of the
State. A bountiful balfquet was spread at the
Marston House this evening for the knights.
The new lodge starts off with fine prospects
There are now three lodges of the order in the
two cities.
The Grand Lodge Knights of Honor ad-
| iourned at a late hour last evening The fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing
year:
John Bird, G D.. A. Il. Savage, G. V. D.;
r. E: Paine, G. A. D.. G. NJ. Atkins, G. c.;
F W. Parker, G.. r.; F. I. Day. G. t.; c. S.
Crockett, G. G.; c. T. Carlton, G. Gu; G. III.
Matthews, G. S.; S. W. Lane, j. A. Hale,
Grand Trustees; S. P. Getchell, j. A. Hall,
alternates.
Two hundred roller skaters from Portland,
accompanied by Johnson's Band, are to give
an exhibition at City Hall next Tuesday even
| ing. The novelty of the entertainment will
| doubtless draw crowd.
John Stanley, arrested for larceny, has been
| released.
| The Daughters of Rebekah are to give a
brilliant reception at City Hall, Thursday
evening.