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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-09
SETERE STORM IN yIRGINT1.

DANyILLE, Va, July S.-A terrific storm Of
WIND andnn passed this city this afternoon don
great damage The roofs Of IA number OF buildings in
the city were blown off; them those the First
african baptist Church. several tobacco factories and
private houses. In North Danyillc u house was blown
down In which ak persous; none OF whom yus 40
riously injured. At Jacksonvle, "A negro village "A
house wa struck by lightning and burned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-09
SENTENCED FOR INCENDIARISM

=, BALTIMORE, July s.-Colonel George S.
4'sh' convicted ut Annapolis May 3 of hay
ing set flo TO his house In Anne Arppse,
~ Tou. ny was sentenced to-day to three years
canmm, Iemtehtlary. The Governor Immediately
oinluttu the sentence 10 one wear in ail Tho
fr , ne has already served in Jail deducted
LIN uin .nat Time Colonel Marsh is AN aged man and
always had the confidence respect Of those who
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-09
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

TRIBUNE OFFICE July 0-l A. m-During the creator
part OF yesterday the movement in the barometer was
upward Cloudy and partly cloudy weather prevailed
win occasional light rain The temperature ranged
et~oeh ot' and TO-. the average (G6ao being $50
lower than tho corrcspondng day last year md 10
lower than on Thursday.
Partly cloudy aud fair weather. with higher tempcrT
trr Hnd chances OF occasional light rain early in the
uAy may DC expected today in this vicinity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-09
RAILROAD INTERESTS
A NEW ROAD PROPOSED

CINCINNATI, July S.-The Hon. r. w
lhompSon OK Secretary Of the Navy has been elect.d
presldent OF the Baltimore Cincinnati and Western
trni Railroad Company, organization to build a nou
iioaa rom baitrnore to Cincinnati "a route pro
lectcd Dy way or the sOuth branch OF tho Pntnnan &
LIN 1siVcrs ana Great kanawha and Ohio Rivera ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-09
STORM And ROC At LONG BRANCH

LONG BRANCH, n. j., July S.-Tls coast for
miles the past fifteen hours has laen yelled In fog
Three OF the fishing boats driven ashore Scabright to-
day havo broken up Tho storm WAS 40 that mona
81 the steamboats, plying between and Ocean
Pier have III sdc their usual trips to day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-09

were traced to Baltimore returned this afternoon
apout $4,000 United States securities, which had
~ Heeouated The exact amount Of ransom paid to
Is given &25. OOO % ~ ~ - NV ~">s w. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-09

MISERABLE HEADACHE, LANGroR and
MklANcHoLf generally spring from "a Torpid Liver
Indigestion Costvonnss. Dr. Ja,nc's sana,ixo pm.
VIII be found a sure odrasivo for these symfsoms
stimulating to Liver and producing regular evacua-
tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-09
JONATHAN p. COOPER.

LONG BRANCH, n. D., July S-Jonatban
Cooper, one OF the wealthiest residents of shre,r,
township and nephew of Hon Peter Cooper Of Nv
york City. died suddenly Wednesday at his resaeno.
Ta h,ninson Monmouth County. He was yseven
& oiu ana at the time extensively enraoe a.
$lue manufacturing N"s"soo III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-09
SALE OF A ROAD.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, July o.--To day at q
special meeting OF the stockholders OF the Knoxv and
ONO railroad the road transferred TO the E., ,r
1852, 900. e i'"iioau company Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-09
UNNECESSARY RESIGNATION

TO me Edtf0r OF rhe Tribune
SIR: The Primate is now able to appreciate.
no DOUBT the wisdom Of ThoTeu, who said that he did
not want to practice resignation in advance of the ne
ccssity for IT, y R.,,yx
Barre, Mass, jane pa, 1881
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-09
THE REV. Ii. O. COKE.

LONDON, July o.-The death is announced of
eV' Henry Octavius Coxe NJ A. in his seventeen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-09
ABUSE OF THE ATrORNEY-GENERAL

ABUSE OF THE ATTORNEY-GENER
ATTACKS BY STAR ROUTE MEN AND THEIR ORGANS
THE WORK OF INVESTIGATION ADVANCING
STEADILY.
lDY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNRl
WASHINGTON. July S-Attorney-G neral Mac
Veagh is just the object of violent abuse from
Star Route and their organs for his alleged
efforts to manufacture conspiracy i'll connection
with the murderous act of Guiteau. Mr.. MacN eagh's
positive and repeated assertions. to all who have
suspicion that there was a conspiracy and has only
sought to investigate such circumstances in connec-
ton with tho act of Guiteau common prudence
and his official duty prompted. Lave weight with
his traducers-
The Attorney General will neither be turned Fl ON
his purpose in prosecuting The Star Route inquiries
nor bulled into disclosing his line of action pre-
maturely. Go slow but get a5 the bottom of
things" was the admontion of the President when
he first directed the Postmastereneral and the At
tOrney General to enter upon the investigation 1t
was theoretically the duty OF the Post Office De
partment alone to investigate irregularities in
postal contracts and the functions of the Attorney
General began where those of the Postmaster Gen
eral ended, namely, in bringing the offenders to
Justice. So great was the desire OF the President,
however TO make sure work that agents of the Post
Office Department. and of the Department of Justice
have, in many of the Investigations, worked to-
gether; i'll others one has followed the other over
The ground, neither being aware of the work of
he other.
The volume of evidence is something enormous
and as yet lts character Is unknown to the no
most deeply interested in stopping further pro-
ceedngs. Hence. doubtless, ne abuse of the AttOr-
ley General. 1t will not avail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-09

Clifford reported to be very sick the house of Caleb
Il AVER at Cornish. The physicians say his death is
likoly to occur In few days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-09
NJ. MARTEL.

|, ARTS, July S.-The death is announced of
- A'ar'ei' formerly President of the Senate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-09
JUSTICE CLIFFURD VERY yLT

CORTLAND Me-. July s.-Associate Justice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-09
CALIFORNIA MINING STOCKS.
Sax Francisco, July S.-Thc following were the
Official closing prices OF mining stocks
STOLEN BONDS RECOVERED.

BUFFALO, N. Y, July S.--The bonds which
were stolen from the Erie Comfy Savings Bank OF this
city. III May last. amounting to $ll4,o00 and which
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-09

Repubc an Central Cf1d Of city and Colrt, ID. .y,
hoik \ special nteing fuI, u
II cad4 uaIfers - l.s~f 'sfn--. ' - -
HLNJAMIN 7. ,iANIERRE. President.
FRANK ITHIneg.
PRIZE j. ST. YNisAxr secretaries
Executive Committee : 30 O'Clock
". d. IOMNLhN. Chairman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-09

COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRApu
LIVERPOOL July S-l2:30 y. m.-Cotton-Market ouict
ddiing uplads 6'sad Mddlng Orleans. 6a sales iO0o6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-09
Ar THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
ACHAT WITH SECRETARY HUNT.

CHAT WITH SECRETARY HUNT.
IRREGULARITIES IN THE PURCHASE OF NAVAL SUP
PIlEs-THR YORKTOWN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MENDATIoNs BY THE NAVAL BOARD.
(Br TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNB.l
WASHINGTON, July SIN conversation with o
TRIBUNE correspondent to-day Secretary Hunt said
s'Respecting the Irregularities in the purchase OF
supplies for the Kearsarge and Tennessee at New
Orleans it was discovered that Paymaster Hoys
clerk Didior who had been long time in the ser
vice. and who considered entirely trustworthy,
had defrauded the Government of several hundred
dollaIs-less than 5000, i think-by paying more
for supplies than they WORTH and dividing tho
difference with the contractors. Paymaster Hoy
made good tho amount. Didier found out that his
rascality was discovered and he disappeared. He
has not yet been arrested.
IL wish' continued tho Secretary, "that you
would say regard to the contracts for supplying the
vessels in Hampton Roads with meats and vegetables,
that those contracts were made by my predecessor
and that no officer of the Department appears to
have been to blame. We discovered that all the
dealers eight in number, entered into an agreement
beforehand to the prices up. md then to divide
the profits. Kimberly got the contract, but he was
very good to get out of it when he found that we
had discovered the scheme ! promptly annulle'i
the contracts and bids have been invited by adver
Gsement."
a suppose that the Yorktown celebration will
bring great many naval vessels to the Roads" re-
marked the correspondents
/" Yes, we shall have the four training ships there
with their large crews of hungry boys. besides all
the vessels of the North Atlantic Squadron. The
Trenton now in the'Mediterranean, is ordered home,
and she will bring the descendants of Lafayette and
of the French Commissioners. She will go
direct to the Roads, and it is quite probable that
number of vessels belonging to the French Navy
Will also be there during the colebration."
DO you expect that the Naval Board winch you
recently appointed will submit its recommendations
in time for you to make OF them for your annual
report y
Yes tho President told me when he approved
my plan of = board that he wanted me to have the
recommendations so that could use them IN my re-
in his message TO Congress. 1t is ono i'll which he
expressed u very warm interest,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-09
l)olii.cal Aoilces.

1jollI.AUI Aoiltf9.
Yaisp cans, an cfp @ cas q me @ and
hcadqaar5crs Is las, 3inli evening July > At
HENJAMiN =. ,sANIERRE. President.
PHiS: J. s'i',,f,'s Ant Secretaries.
Executive COMMITTEE wili meet al : 30 O'Clock.
5p:riai Noiircs.
Henry A. Daniels, VI D. IA Icxing-on.Ave near ssth s.
Attention 10 Gss,ieaen
Home Made Pre.erve. -
PURE CURRANT JEILY-SPICED AND CANNED
FRUITS. JAMS, JELLIES. PICKLES &c.
Hoasekeepeys articles made from ola
20 sAtAa 5, aEcEfKAT rinIu''s orders
Goods stored uu fan I'm references and rees
sent ON application. ''
coxcprss ", Min Mineral wsIer..
&c waters Avoid all coarse irritating ~ser- foreign and
domestic: they impair the digestive orgsus and kdn-y
Nasal Cstarrh and Brerehiris,
For Permanent and ros.tixo cur scSs ~, c,,,
T'atise Tie Diseases Of me on Sppeaison
Treatment cSs oS eo 81 ai ' B. 3 n.i
thousand iSc annie, ,r = ~ az ,sutsy ne Stopped sNy
treatment for def % e ana fhs s,ss,s rsoasaenc tho
ciIiDs roy onio S''a' ' 'e'''a'"'s'
-, Notice.
under the Act Of Nay p ISL vii nscsve rs ON ~
sal saS Of ianas on wcn there are suitable baidng
as The Board may s1oPt or the RECOMMENDATION 25e
such proposals must be writing
sEY Is Vest s q a NV BE- eys a. Hrs s
ioth OF Ju'y next sAkAH :. OthkAs ~, SECRETARY.
Pies.-ltehiug Piles Positively Curcd. bind and
bleeding piles. nstula, sat rbenin all the
skin, b. the oi RDSSMAS'S CURE. Rn~SNAN a
McklNSl RN, Hudson =. y PTo.Ileors al drug
eist1 sent 10y mail for 90 cents
Piles permanently eradicarcs within three weeks 10
lars containing references Dr. HOYr est 29a-st
Post UGlce Notice.
The foreign nails Tor tie ending SATURDAY.
Will close al hIs Office IL ESpAl, NJ .rr kur,pa
by steamship Abyssnia, VIA Queenstown, WEI FSnAY
Al soO a. M io Europe by steamship othniA VA noeD
o~h e"Irespendece oi France be spccialy
anu Al 800 H. ior France direct steamship
wa nssie on AZ isDAf al $3.50 a. m. Europe ~
Nnshp Cly 81 Bfnsse VIA Queenstown icorrcssncencs
10 any and frsnce must ve specially addressed and az
iov A. H. ior Europe by steamship Wcand. it mouth
SIeroons and haabGrg; on sATC RDAl ~ II p Ia Tor
oeruanf 6c by steamship Oder Southampton G re-
men oiIspoidenoe Tor treat britain AND other tuIean
S must be specially addressed, and - y M 10
Europe by steamship ccnanio. Queenstown. a., y ~
m. Tor scotland direct y steamship Clr,sssia va iss
ana Al 2;3O y. for Belgium direc.. bg - isnip
switzerland wa Antwerp. The ior Porto ftcS dr.
close ON WfrN kSDAN at The msiis for brs1h ana
Argentine cosc on 81 II kDAN $50 Inc ma : %
81 Thomas and the MinuNd Islands close on
Al b. n The malls Tor hayt close TdUttcDAl * l.,
The mails iOT Cuba and Mexico IL DAY AZ Nv
p The mails FOR Jamaica MAracano. sSNanilA &C. c
on FRIDAY at y The Nens uela ana tt.ft
close on SATURDAY II The mails uI Cinf -oo Jsf-1
close July IL ats The malls AUSTRALIA o. ciVseS~S
HENRY @. PEahSoN. Postn-sie<
Post oincs. New York. ; ally ?. lS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-09
5psciai Notifies.


For Permanent and Positive Cure sold for Chias.x
I1atse on the Diseases ~ the Heal
lhe means Of cure only be- obtained av oS
= J. ono Treatment No charge for br
Tho fearful effects Of surely te -fopei sN
Thousand have applied for lief recommend ina
treatment for details terms, and rrftisest,
address Rev. T. l.. CHIiDS. Troy, Ohio
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-03-29
PRESSED BEEF.

Take any fresh, lean, beef-:he cheap
er pieces, as the upper part Of the leg
above the "soup pieces, answer very
well; that containing tcndons or plenty
OF gelatine is even preferable, and some
of the round steak or any other lean poE-
ton may be used with it-bcil closely
until so tender that the meat viii fa..
from the bones. I, is better 70 keep a
closely-ftting pan Of cold water over the
cooking kettle, 10 condense and cause TO
fall back the rising steam containing tie
escaping flavor Use only so much
water as is needed to prevent burning.
Take out the meat, mix and chop It fine.
Put it into a tin pan or ether deep dish.
Skim off any excess Of grease from the
cooking liquor, and add to 1t table
spoonful of Cooper's or other good gela-
tine for each three or four pounds of meat.
When dissolved pour it into the chopped
meat; put on it large plate or tin that
will fit into the dish, and place upon this
twelve to twenty pounds weight-hat-
irons will answer. When cold It is a
solid mass, from which slices may be Gu,
that are very excellent, and it will keep
several days, even in warm weather, II
set in a cool place. 1t is tender, juicy,
and economical withal.-Selected.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-03-29
SAVE THE LAMBS.

Aspiring advances and the rush of farm
work demands the farmers attention, the
sheep are frequently neglected, and some-
times lamb is dropped in some cold bleak
place in the field or yard, and is not
found until stiff and cold. But if still
breathing, take it at once into a warm
room, and place in tub or other suitable
vessel containing three or four inches of
water as hot as can be borne by the
hand. With one hand hold the lambs
head out of water, and with the other
rub it all over briskly, especially on the
legs. In about two minutes add more
no, water, continue the rubbing, and add
water for at least ten minutes, or until it
moves its legs. puts ont It's tongue, or
shows other unmistakable signs of return
ing life. Then remove it from the water.
rub dry, and You will be surprised TO
see it stand After this take it to the
mother. If it should prove to be weak
and unable to walk from long exposure,
wrap in warm cloths and lay in a warm
place, rubbing occasionally and giving
whi,key or brandy in a tablespoonful OF
new milk. =
Many persons, as soon Is chilled
lamb Is found, at once administer sim
ulln;s, whereas il they first try to equal
lie the circulation in the manner de-
scribed, success viii follow in nine cases
out of ten.
The lamb restored TO activity, the n.X'
thing is to max, :he eve own l.. The
eve distinguishes It's own lamb by the
smell, and the process OF washing Is liable
to make the shJcp disoNn her offspring,
especially If the mother be youas. Take
a Dish Of meal o; chupJi.assuE. give some
to The eve and whlc sig is eltiac ub
few handouts into the wool oF the lamb
Rub par; Of a handful Of sal; on the
lambs head and along the back, remove
the mlA, from before the eve, qs.-.i5
place the lamb under her nose, AMI as'
,loa as she has taste or smell Of 3D..
sal. or meal upon the lamb, Size will c'm-
mcucc to lick it. Then YOU may 20
about your business, tor when she has
once licked the lamb 10 farther trouble
need be apprchondci in regard to hcr own
M il; Ia the same way when q eve
drop. twins, one may be Transferred o.
Oh, who has lost her lamb. Daring 'lw
owning process i, i, Away, best TO Goa
tue the eve in a small per, or tie her up,
.or convenience in placing the lamb near
ncs.-Cot. ErrmHH,r ui Chronicle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-03-29
SALT FOR rLUM TINES.

4 farmers wl,c writes as '0!.1ws.--
Many wears ago q bligh, called the black
kno. destroyed all the plum trees. aad
then attacked the cherry trees and killed
them. Every one fc.; ,hc loss %; these
delicious fruits, and purchased new tree,
20 take their places. but IN spite OF all
efforts 10 save them. they me, III same
fate. Discouraged with repeated fall
uIcs. III, Inhabitants of th,, vicinity gave
p, and luscious pIum5s were unknown
Three wears ago / sent - another part oi
the state and purchased a few tree, OF.
d.t. rcut'y-ric.i-s. and So them ou, with
care. hoping o. have m3:c favorable ie-
suits. For two years ihcy grow ua..y.
Ia the ,p:.as Of 1872 saw signs % ihe
old d.,cssc upon the limb, a.d tUi--; }
.el, quite desperate, and determine. g.
.!o something tx their salvation. ]. VS.
evidently case who're 1t would be- hiD
or cuye. had tCaid tla, plHml' "c.n
indigenous upon the soa,Ao.e and islam g.
% tur ocean. had quite quantity OF
h,h br.ne and sailed cucumber 5r.u., and
7 gathered /. al, aai with SINAI, mop
washed the trunks of the trees and c,ry
The Lousas q good shower bath c! Tie
1aac. VIVA: was If, / turned around
he root, OF the trees Two tree, ! l..t
uavashed. Everybody said ! had killed
my trees. Perhaps had: but tAe b.lcA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-03-29

GIVE THE GIRLS \ CHANCE. Rob cIt
Burdette says, Give the girls fair
chance, an even start, fair field and
no favor" in the school, in the sanctum,
in the workshop, the studio, the factory,
on the farm, behind the counter, on the
rostrum, anywhere, everywhere. Then
if the girl can and does beat me, why
God bless the girl, let her go! And |
will throw up my hat and hurrah while
she sweeps under the wire and carries
away the purse. My dear boys, If 1t
wasn't for the girls and women in this
world, | wouldn't want to live in 1t long
er than fifteen minutes. Some day you
will know that about all that is good and
noble and pure in your life, You draw
from your sister, or some other fellow 5
sister,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-03-29

Galileo'S abiuratiou j. printed in full In
Karl Won GeOler'S new book, Calico
Galilei and the Roman Curia." IL is, IN
part. a. follows: Il, Calico Galilei, son
Of the late Viuceuzo Galilei, Florentine,
a-ed seventy wears, arraigned personally
before this tribunal, and kneeling before
YOU. most eminent aud reverend lord car
diualS. inquisitOrS-gen against hereto
al depravitv throughout the whole Chris
tian Republic. having before my eyes and
touchin. with my hands the Holy Gospels,
swear that have always believed, do now
believe. and. by Gods help, will for the
future believe, all that Is held, preached and
taught by the Holy Catholic aud Apostolic
Roman Church. Therefore, with
sincere heart and unfeigned faith, / abjure,
curse and detest the aforesaid errors and
heresies ( to the effect that the sun is the
centre OF the world and immoyable, and
that the earth is not the centre OF the
world and moves, and generally every
other error and sect whatsoever contrary
10 the said Holy Church; and swear that
in future | will never again say or assert,
verbally or in writing, anything that
might furnish occasion for a similar sus-
icon regarding me-"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-03-29
THE RED MASK.
A Moeking Demon Stalking Abroad -'Aii
Danger from 10 Avsrtsd by
skiiIfui Physician.

There are for many reason, few disoaics more
TO be dreaded than Erysipelas, and IL has not
happily. been termed "St Anthony Fire" There
is no disease which 30 completely dtforms and
dis6gurcs the yissgc Of the patient; and 10 may
fairly be compared to red mask thrown by
mCcking demon over tho human face. IL % 81
most "a dangerous as Il 81 rcpulsiVc. Arising
from variety OF causes, Iuurigg is couife with
paint cf,cn ends suddenly in death. Tho old
treatment consisted OF blooi.ls:tiug aud the rse
of strorg drastic pursaiises. Tho substance Of
the enlightened modern treatment ail lnlainei
in Dr. kennedy "Favor,c Remedy" Use this
and you hEyc taken Tic essential total - az tac
best physicians N tho land could protrr'sc fof
Eysip,las. \ case ia po.ai. Ar. S. T. Czri zen.
ter, of Grand, DO. y y, writes th-. 10 bod iar
some urn' been 400 -'cl i-h t.i- disease 20 both
legs, and has rcga ned his hc,i'h by ihc sole usc
OF "Fayotite Etirc'y.' % hrr cases 20. BE-
cl,.d, did space permit. 'Fayo,itc Kennedy 81
ais sure ia - acton in al u,acr a-cl-cs ot ihs
blood. AZ ,our dfursi.t for %, %, address ih'
Prep ic,o-, pr. David Kca .dy, Eontc 6, Nv
York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-03-29

ITCHING PuEs-SNMPTOMS AND CURE
The symptoms are moisture, Ike persp!ra-
ton. Intense itching, increased by scratch
ius, very distressing, particularly At night,
a. If pin worms We're crawling ia and
abou. the rectum; the private parts are
sometimes affected; If allowed 20 continue
very serious results may follow. 'Dr.
>,~rvls'S III Healing Ointment" j pleas
ant sure cure. Also for letter, Itch, Salt
Rheum. Scald Head, ErysipelaS, BARRIERS
Itch. Blotches, all Scaly, CruSty, Cutane-
Gus EruptiouS. Price 90 cents. 3 boxes
for sl.45. Sent by mail 10 any address on
receipt OF price In currency, or three cent
postage stamps. Prepared only by DR..
Swayue & Son, $50 North Sixth Street,
Philadelphia, Pa, 10 whom letters should
Dee addressed. Sold by all prominent drug
E,stS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-03-29

Very toucliu. are tie idyI> 90 the coCn-
try school. \ boy OF twelve. whose Ideas
arr shooting ia the vicinity 90 Lancaster,
recently eyluccd his Partially for a school
mate OF the opposite sex hy dividing a
huge turuip during school hours. Another
lad. Tealou, very like, leased him oy rolling
hi, eve, and muiterius sweet ON the girl. %
The lad got angry and hurled his share OF
the turuip ~ the offenders head The
teacher saw what had been done and dj-
r,ctal The boy who had thrown The tuyuip
~ take his place al the desk and 20 stand
There until otherwise ordered. The girl
who received the other part Of the turuip.
hot with Indignation aud anxious 20 share
disgrace with her admirer, at once threw
her portion at the Jealous boy. The teach
ar ordered her 20 take her place beside the
arst c1lprit-which was precisely what
she wanted 10 do.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-03-29
LEVI II. CARTER

ONE Of fhs oblsst speeches made b,fore a JOINT
comm itfss of ne HI,,ss Gni Sr1i,. Inst March
i-as fhni 81 Mrs.. JOHN RfRTON Of LGicreHce
Mrs. Barton - an interchangeable worker ~ the
tempersnce cause: a woman Of rare ability and
elcqucnce. Hear her verdict:
Dear Sirs II have been, from my Youth, sui
far,r from Dyspepsia. accompanied by severe
attacks Of sex headache, testing three or four
daya I have tried remedies lunumerablH. bur
without ohtAinrus any rsrmN u-nt benedt. Etriy
thi. spring purchased bottle ot sulphur T.
ters Before I had taken one bottle began q
feel the good Effects Of ~ and having taken thr't
bottles lnd myself able 10 eat any Kind OF food
without being troubled with pyspepsia. ! have
rad hut one stack Of sick headache IN hist time
aud very slight one. | gladly give this trstlmo
nlal in the hope thu Others mag be- Induced u
save themselves such suffering by taking the
SULPHUR Biiters. MRS. JOHN BARTON,
No. y MelhUen SIeel, Lawrence, Mass,