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4 Var "Reminiscences.

Among the visitors to our city is
a lady who holds a warm place
in the hearts Of thousands of the
soldiers Of the Southern army.
She was one Of the noblcst hero
ines of the civil war, and one who
deserves the honor and gratitude
OF all Souihorners.
She filed a high social position
in Chicago, where her husband had
honorcd the bench and was a re-
spccted member of the bar. In
the suburbs Of Chicago was camp
Douglass, a military prison, where
were confined from 5000 to 1000
Of our soldiers at one time.
Smallpox and every other form
Of disease ragged among them and
starvation decimaled them. For
more ;han two years this noble
woman, with a sell sacrificing de-
votion That knew no Limits. every
day visited The prison and the hos
pitala, and rs ~ angel Of mercy,
with her own means. administered
to their warts in food, clothing and
medicine, and by the magic Of her
sympathetic voice gave them hope
and courage to endure. At great
personal risk she was the constant
and reliable means Of communica-
ton between the prisoners and
their friends outside. II a prison.
er escaped he would find at her
house a refuge, food, clothing,
money and directions as to the
means to get back to his home.
a plan was organized in 1864
for the escape Of the whole body
Of 1000 prisoners. A conSidera-
bic number OF Southern soldiers
were concealed in Chicago to aid
the movement. The plan was dis
covered. This lady and her hus-
band were arrested and imprison-
ed, and ordered to be tried for
their lives before a military corr
mission, organized to convict. a
very dangerous illness saved her.
The trial and Imprisonment; Of her
/ husband broke his health and for
tune, and he remained ever after
until he died, about two years ago,
an invalid and the object Of her care
Everything but life and honor
was sacrificed By her for the vel
fare Of the Southern soldiers in
prison. The name Of Mrs. Judge
Morris should be engraved on
every Southern heart aud cherish
ed with love and gratitude. She
is a sister Of Gov. Luke Blackburn
aad Congressman Blackburn, Of
Kentucky. and Is with Gov, Black
burns party at the st. Charles ho-
tel.-N. o. Democrat.
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The Esads.

The STAR gave the road-oyer-
seers a gentle hint last week. It
was given none to soon, for the
roads were never in as bad a
condition as they have been during
the past three months and still are.
Even inside Of the corporation hey
have been terrible. We notice
WORK is being done on Lee street
west Of the railroad and we are
glad Of it for that has been almost
impossible. We hope Marshal
Bridger will not let it alone till he
has made a good, firm and sub
stantial road, and we hope also
the. every oversee, will set to work
At once and put all the roads in
good order, for good roads are as
much a necessity to civilization as
good schools.
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Take Notice.

All subscribers to the petition
for a Council of American Legion
Of Honor at Sardis are notified
to visit DR.. John Wright, examin-
ing physician, DURING THE ESsu-
ING WEEK. A deposit OF fifty cents
must accompany each application.
Other, who contemplate joining
as charter members, NOW Is TIE
THE. W. A. GwARTNEY.
Ssrdis, March cd, 1881.
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Nen IHln H.i mai u.t.u ur aIr
dt s.rk Wcf,ad on v.dI.
oui ahi otnrpowoina emotion
until He rfltod 0t iiis sentence.
Woman b. noi mans equal Intel
lcctuaIlN NOR can enc ever bc
We rang immcdialclY for Dun
$40, our faithful colorcd valet
Tie came and stood humble ,v,;,.
Ing mfthcr orders
"Look 70 the med inc chest,
Duncan
ayes, ,ir,'
"Iut The ippccac ont Of sight,
wc won't need IL; have the sal
volatile and camPhof IN place, and
your hand on the chloroform."
Thus fortified and confident of
immediate help in case Of an
emergency, we continued to read
"Of all the different writers | have
had occasion to notice on the sub
jet, believe there is scraccly one
who leaves it with woman in her
proper sphere
Then put her there yourself, Al
pha-please do, and one billion Of
people will be ever so much oblig-
ed to you. You seem to have
some little confidence in yourself.
take this little c~ontractin your own
hands and by one stroke Of match
less diplomacy relieve the govern
ment, the press, the pulpit, con-
gress and the whole world. We
continued to read Homer, Vir-
gil Shskespear, Byron, Milton
here we skipped several sentences.
having had internal warnings
which we dared not disregard.
Agsin we read Genius is a
flame; when touched il deepens
and widens within and Of itself,
till like some volcanic fire, It bursts
forth with spontaneous. original
force" Here we paused and hu-
mainly compelled US to think Of
the imminent peril Of the author of
that sentence. BE careful Alpha;
Spontaneous combustionis horrible.
Some morning you may not heed
the summons Of the breakfast bell,
and an anxious friend pecping into
your bed-chamber may see only a
small heap Of ashes:
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just received . full supply Of K,
g. Craig y Co.'S fresh garden
seeds, onion solls and buttons
also New lork and Western Early
Rose seed potatoes, cheap for cash.
Go 90 L. FIsaEL's.
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fRoF' TIcK has this to say of the
Fea'her for next week ''sth to
u, Including, threatening weather,
pun heavy storms 9Th and 9th,
|le'F or fair 10th to l4th, cloud
P's' threatening weather. with
heavy storms"
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Visiting Card,.

Our readers are not aware, and
we want them to know, that we
received from New York a
supply Of the handsomest and most
beautiful cards that have ever been
seen in Sardis, and we will print in
plain or gold lctters-any style de-
sired-as neat and tasteful visiting
cards as can be gotten up any
where and as cheap.
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We think the STAR has as good
and full a corps Of correspondents
as any paper in the State. In this
issue we are glad to publish COM
munications from a couple Of es-
,eemed lady friends. Let 'em
.come-we have plenty OF space.
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GEORGE OTgN, col ored. acct
|sntally t3) stumbled into Mr.. w.
T. Walls kitchen and dining
pom at a O'Clock Sunday morn
rg, and had TO rise and explain,
Fnleh he did by claiming TO be
hunk and lost.
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800 coward

was for years offered in every pa
per Of the land BY the former pro-
prietor Of DR.. Sage's Caiarrh
Remedy tor a case Of catarrh ii
would not cure. 1t cures by its
mild. soothing, cleansing and heal
ing properties. Snuff or dust Of
any kind dries up ea,arrh and
drives II 10 the lungs. This rene
dy has stood the test Of time. hay-
ing been a popular remedy for a
quarter Of a century. Sold by
/, druggist az 50 cents
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Nteossrziso the fact that the
'.sney season is rapidly passing
ss and thinking we have wait
"ng enough, We send out quite
@a'aOer Of statements this week
subscribers who are in arrears
~n mis- Office. We hope they all
~ come forward soon, square up
ssaS and subscribe 7gain.
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American Legion Of Honor.

A lodge OF this order, number
ing at least fifty members, will be
organized in Sardis in a few days.
There is in this paper a notice OF
interest to those who expect to
;oin
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Early Thursday morning there
was quite a sudden change in the
weather. from ''the ethereal mild
mess" Of spring to ne crisp air and
.chiIlin- winds Of winter.
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% MANY people were returning
ZEN Mardi Gras Wednesday even
|ss mat 1t required the mail and
s'ol' Accommodation trains COM
uned to bring them as far as Cold
'a'er' The Accommodation then
s'u'nsd to Memphis to come out
II regular time, and the mail came
On alone.
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WE learn from Mr.. r. NJ. Mont
deputy circuit clerk, that
g issued twenty-thrce marriage
censes during last month. AS
sual at this time the matrimonial
usiness is on the decline.
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II YOU have not noticed ii, aad
to see a beautiful Trio Of
right stars, look 20 the westward
arly in the Night. Such scenes
Re not often presented 10 mortals
ere below.
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ELsygy hundred and twenty
ight bales Of cotton were shipped
ON this place during February
ie largest shipment on record for
bat month.
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A smooth complexion can be
had by every lady who will use
parkers Ginger Tonic. For
regulating the liver and
kidneys and purifying the blood
there Is nothing Ike It, and this Is
the reason why Il 80 quickly re-
moves pimples ard gives a rosy
bloom to the eheak. See notice. "A
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Ds. J. II. PAYNE, the polite and
'hcicnt station agent and teic-
|raPh operator, informs US tina,
here Is an unprecedented boom,
pr the season, in both railroad
md telegraph business.
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ANOTHER sure sign of spring
e saw a large flock of wild geese
over this place Wednesday
y their swift journey northward.
'erhaps they were going to Gar
|eld's Inauguration.
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"Alpha" has drawn fire from
TWO correspondents in the discus
sion Of this ques;ion-one OF the
articles appearing in this issue and
the other remaining on file for
next week.
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ALP :,
or WOODLANDS, CsgNNrgD ~
rnE VOLCANO FtRFs or
MS u~- GrNtus!

Again our author says: "rhc
iaircr sex shosld feel themselves
conten,ed with the admission
that, upon the whole, they are our
equals Here we sank into sud-
den and utter darkness. When
W. aw)ke to consciousness, we
found ourself in bed, our faithful
Duncan standing beside us, an
empty chloroform bottle in one
hand, in the other a wet sponge
which he had just removed from
our face.
"Did | have it bad, Duncan?"
THE worst ! ever saw, sir, ex-
cept when poor Rover died with
the hydrophobia."
"And Shakespear didn't throw
Ms. Hemans overheard while
Hannah Moore stood on the burn
ing deck and offered Virgil a king
" crown which Milton did thrice
refuse"
Poor Duncan with Mortified eyes
thrust the STAR under the CRATE,
muttering a Voudoo incarnation,
and we are slowly improving.
Yours neryously.
JEPTHA.
C%nurtland-
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JULIA Il. HuNT played in Walls
Pera house Thursday, Friday ard
|aturd.y nights 81 last week to
BIZ houses. She weat from here
} Memphis.
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Ranger gaio

Ny virtue Of the aahofig ve'i In me
n FnnVrr 81 rdnalt f8uiit. Miss, viii
rsl a. ibt Wsla't bidder lof f,sh 80
SATURDAY, MAtcu icfn. 1877.
iu front " Tive court hoic IN gsfdi., Re
tween the hours Of y y M ava - w., pnc
dtfk bay home, IS year, cd. taIen up W
rank Black Oct 10Th 1850 anl duly ~.
t%cf'iaed BY him ~ required Ny las, and
appraised at Gao, BY 4. ilhr'ef AID ~
O Hunter November The On, 100. The
sale vii he made, provided % oWAsr
claims the prJprfty btiurr The tho,c day.
NED iHGHrOWER.
Coroner AMI Ranger
Strdis, Miss., Feb ,S,h, 1851.
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AT lest, abcst all Of the cotton
rop that is worth anything has
|een gathered and most OF il mar
|eted.
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THE Board Of Supervisors meets
ere next Monday, and at Bates
the Wednesday following.
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COOKING 9T0VESt
COOKING ST0KESi
Guntcr has a full supply
at Memphis prlces.
EJoTICH.

a. V. Sizemore is my deputy
for the south side Of the river. He
will be in Batcsyillc on the first and
third Saturdays in each month, TO
attend to any business Of his office.
1t !. a. RAISwArER, Snpt. p. L.
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"TuE spring-timc is coming,
ientle Annie Do you hear the
singingI
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They fare so we'll here that Sar-
is has a warm place in the hearts
"the poor tramps.'
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ClOTEINGI Clothing

DO YOU want 4 neat business suit
Do you want a nobby suitl
DO you want a cheap suit9
Do you want the latest and
Most stylish clothingl
Then 20 to Gunter's,
lie has them and IL YOU don't
think he WI nis to sell them,
then Try lin just once.
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snrnifr sarfn viii veil me da
az-lands next Monday
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vEyus, the bright and beautiful.
. The most brilliant ornament Of
he evening sky.
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Oqr hundred and fofy-thfcs
,Istdl Graz tickets were sold here.
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WepysspAY night wac wild and
although va had very
rain
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OsE Of the heaviest transforms
4 the. season swept over as Sat-
rday night.
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ED5ro. STAR:

EDITos STAR:
For sure, the mud has all dried
away and LOngtown can still be
seen above the horizon. though il
looks like it has just been rcsur-
rected from a muddy grave F; yet
we can boast Of the most energetic
and perseyering set Of merchants
to be found in any country, and
the bes, bidders for dirty cotton
that can be found between Long
town and Liverpool. They will
pay SC a pound for anything that
is wrapped up in bagging and sell
goods at railroad prices.
The last few weeks. and more
especially the last few days Of sun
shine. spring-Iike weather, has
had the effect TO cure every case Of
blues in our community. except a
few old cases Of chronic grum.
bIers that cant be cured. Really,
they remind me Of the story Of the
sslky donkey that stood in the barn
gard and kicked al everything tina.
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NEXT Monday night our Board
+ Mayor and Aldermen will have
regular monthly meeting.
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70 m 90 m
li. ..l.0' NJ I m' u i
..IHa u.n vi M .'Ht U
h.'.. VI .hlJ .lul. tI. e
w H' .'l.'0 nItu tn efll Hnl
lanit tn Ida H0fa,Il OIL
Hr'' 'I' t''d 'nH H''1} irIui
o''.r Ny While, Hnd lnd ioll,
'''nitn' even 1T hc hlf lo go w.
tbr nl'ous i't TO- don't believe
thr fn's would 80 There half go
y Itrf bad mote books, and
'N'papcrs. and pictures, and mu'
sit' ana ilov era, and Pheasant come
pany ~ home Too many Of our
Iah"" county homes ARE what
MR. Maniilini would call tone
grind, i IS nothing
but grind from years end to
year end. haven't any BROTH
erS OF my own, but know sever
al brothers Chat like lirst-ratc f;
and they don't hang around sa-
Ioons' either. They spend their
leisure moments in killing grass in
the spring and picking cotton in
the fall don't know much about
such matters, but | honestly be-
licyc our saloon-kccpera in Long
town are nicer boys than usually
follow that business ! think they
would both do better at something
else We have but little drunken
ness IN Longiown any way. So
much for that matter.
Cotton has been coming out and
garden seeds gong in this week,
you bet
feel Ike had moved to a new
country Svery time ! walk out and
see the bright Sunshine and feel
the hard dirt. II a bird should
happen to sing a little ! believe !
would get home-Slck. It's so long
since we've had such pleasant
things here that 1t don't seem nat
nral.
There IS a good deal Of sickness
IN the country. hear OF several
SICK with pneumonia. but no one
has died lately.
Dr. Buchanan IS going back to
Blue Mountain. He will be miss
ed very much. We ladies are
ever so sorry TO lose the society Of
dear Mrs. b., however, there's a
good looking young WHOEVER, DR..
busey, coming to take his place,
and lhatls very consoling.
Mr. John Farmer recently moved
to this place TO live. His family is
quite an acquisition.
We have a splendid school here
now some say the best we have
ever had. Pupils can be prepared
here Tor any class IN the UNIVERSE
~ We also have a splendid mu-
sic teacher, and a new piano in
the music room.
lh' Rev. MIR. Melvin has been
preaching a series OF sermons in
the Baptist church. lie is very
''u anu m''''"' Ou' MS sermons
"'e l.S' u's 'PPos''e' wiz" ne
Tho cr,, Iooos ,,tL;,n -,
- =,
al married oil. or moved of ex.
rent ahnut three ~ fur and ,hay
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vrpynutY uas tive ffH day
LENT
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Best oil cloth, yard and a quar-
ter wide, at IS cents a yard. Go
to l.. FxnEL's.
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aH"Hl'f ha6
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X. WslpOle, ESQ, EndeFses II.
March Cd, 1881.

CENTRAL stan OFFIcg,
KosCTtsKo, MISSISSIPPI.
October 7th, 1873.
| have suffered for many years
with dyspepsia and torpid liver,
and having tested Dr.. y. &. Du-
OREGON &. BrrrRRs, man
ufactured at kosciusko. Miss,
would state, FOR the benefit Of those
who are similarly affected, hat
have experienced great relief from
the use Of the same.
K. WALroLE.
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OK IN ot1por LAY q, home. Samples worth s'ifoe
QJ " DlUAddress sIiSsgs 5co., Portland. Mdn..
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Seed oatsl

Black. White and Red Rust proof Hay,
anil oil kindf Of seed Potatoes. Also a
full line Of Staple and faney Groceries al
bottom pftees,
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The Revised Testament in the
Iime-kiln Club.


IL lake pleasure aii' satisfaction, .
said the President, as he held up a
parcel, "in informin' you that II
worthy Citizen Of Detroit, who does
not car TO have his name nienshun'ti.
/ has presented dis revised edishun OF
de Bible to de Lime Kiln Club. We
do not open our neciin's wild prayer,
nor do we close by singin' de DoxoI-
og,, but ne6erdeess | am snuh dis
git will be highly 'preciatod by all.
Daf has been considablc talk In dis
club about dis revised edishun. Some
Of you hab got de ideah da, pugatory
has all been wiped on, an IIeaben
enlarged twice ober, an have heard
odder assert dad 1t didn't forbid lyin',
an passing off bad money. My
friends, you are sadly mistaken.
Hell is just as hot rs eber, an lIcaben
hasn't got any mo- room. In Iookin'
obcr some oh de changes las night, |
selected out o lew paragraphs which
have agincral b'nriu. Fur instance,
it am jist as wicket to steal water
nclyons as 1t was las y'ar or do var
bcfo', an de skcerccr der crap dc big.
ger wickedness, a.a
No change has bin made in regard
TO loaiin' aroun' de streets. De
loafer am considered jist rs mean as
eber lie was, an' want to add my
belief dat lie will grow meaner IN
uuhlir oet,,,aei ei,,,, N N A, ,;,.,a
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Marriages Without Love.


But there Is marriage without
love, In the sense OF passion, which is
second only 10 the perfect nlarriags
of supreme and perfect love. Ii il
the marriage which follows true aud
inlse friendship between man and
woman their union being determined
by conscious and deliberate choice OIL
definite grounds of estec.h and suiia-
bilily, instead of that mysterious, in-
voluntary, inexplicabIe attraction
which is the essence OF love, and which
has no reason 10 give to itself except
that it Is. Such u marriage is tho
highest form of friendship, In which
tenderness takes the place OF passion,
aud yet gains through the difference
OF sex al exquisite charm, a glow aud
warmth transfiguring friendship into
u reflection of love. Such marriages
stand on infinitely higher ground
than tho common run OF even SO.
called lovc-maiches, made on the i'm
pulse OF momeniary passion, fancy
bred, which. having 10 deeper root,
dies as rapidly rs II was born. No
question is more difficult TO deter
mine, when an attachment springs up
between young people than this,
whether it To Of the iruc or spurious
kind, and whether, when the Torment
has worked of, it will haye wine or
vinegar OH the lees nor how far the
interference OF pareuts TO put All end
to II is justifiable. There can be no
doubt that, in the case Of The very
young, il isnot only the parents right,
but duty, TO insist that the attachment
Shall be submitted 10 the only posi-
bio tests. time and absence, or abso-
lutely interdcled when the bad char
acier ofone or the other of the parties
is asccrtained but ii the love SO tried
is not found wanting, then it willllave
proyed its right TO prevail. Every
true love story is but the repetition
of the primeval legond-God bring
ing the man and woman together in
u Paradise pcopled by them alone
and what God hath joined together
lei no man put asunder.--Forinight-
ly Review. f a..t.lf.i 5.tt ,l.
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A Bang Up Obituary.

81 '. .. b. d I ID I s.. .| ~ ~ II
Jem Bangs, we stait, has deceased.
lie departed this lille last Monday.
He went 4th without any struggle,
and such is Lie. Tu day we are as
pepper grass--mighty fsmart--tu-
morrow wo are cut down like a cow
cumber of the ground. Jcm KEEP y
Mise store, which his wife now ons.
His waters was numerous to behold.
Many things were bought at this
growcery. and we are happy to state
to the admirin' world that he never
cheati,l, speshully in the wait Of
mackrel, which was nice and smelt
sweet, and his surviving wife is now
tho same wa. We never knew him
to put sand in his sugar, though nc had
a big sand bar in front Of his house;
nor water in his lickers, though the
Ohio passed his dore. Piece to hisrc-
names. lie leaves one wife, nine
children, one COW, four horses, u
growers store and other
qualrnpeds 10 mourn his loss--but,
in the language OF the poit, his loss Is
their eternal gain.
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First Circus "Aa" of Wyoming

Ayoung man with tho good clothes
OF bunko steerer and the Glad, eiiU :.
gent looI, Of 4 great man whois COM
Iortably full. went into the Laramie
City Boomerang Office. lately, and
after some mental labor, produced tho
following, which he desired lnse,tcl
for two weeks ON the fourth page:
SEASON or 1S8l.--Grand farewell
bridal tour Of the only doublc-and-
twisted. all-wool aggregation, the
worlds congress Of wonders aud torch
light procession of arenic talent. head
ed bya living phalanx Of goll-bcspat-
tered chariots mud winged monsters OF
briney deep, followed by the most
iewbiIikin gosh all -lemlock exposition
Of camels with twisted tails, wappy-
iswed giraffcs anu speckled hyenas
from Father India, squeakiug baboous'
with purple snoo,s. Early Rose ,,rome-
darics from Europe. slim.tailed birds OF
paradise and biz snakes from every
where" 10 40, g q
"Bcurin mind the day and date.
"The Royal, Imported PerihelIon T,
Stuuncr OF The known world will bcip