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Daily Republican., 1881-04-05
The Levy Court this HOruin:

The Levy Court mrtfhiS morning and
after roil rali. examined arruunt~ l'I>
thought that the Court viii hr engaged
chiefly tn" remainder the week in eN-
amluir. account. and adding 1p the As
>e>>mrn'.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-05
- arnIPu.e'

Le4yjtt'> English Dpcra Bnrlr>1nr
Company Will appear AZ III" Opera
Hou~D next Friday evening i'm the opera
hurlr~gur entitled Carmen The mu-
SIC will be- brilliant and the comedy re-.
fined
Daily Republican., 1881-04-05
(OrOuersA Inquest.

Edward Draper, a cOlorrd man I.
wears ofage, living at H02 Spruce street,
died this morning Of consumption with
out medica attendance. Coroner WeIdru
held an inquest and DIR. Springer gave
a certificate of death from consumption
Daily Republican., 1881-04-05
For Wednesday.

April 9th, we shall sell Fruit Of the
Loom, Dwight, Anchor and Great Falls
of ward wide blcached muslins, at l0c.
per yard. An elegant assortment Of new
prints. Our bargains in plain silks are
going fast. X. L. RUSSELL.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-05
ExempIffyfng the work.

Captain Samuel johnson, Jr., Grand
Chancellor, went to Dover yesterday
for the purpose Of eXemplfyiug the
work of Contra! Lodge, hnights OF
Pythias.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-05
Held for Court

Sheriff Clark, last evening. Zoo % bail
liam Carr oil IN the sum Vi ,es Of sell
ansnst a, rourl Two charge III 'IIlisu
llunor without a lic'nst;;
,netiattly furnished ball.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-05
For Coroner.

David II. Wingate, personally known
TO large majority Of the citizens OF
Wilmington, and well and favurably
known Throughout the county, viii b. IA
ts,aidat" for Coroner in iGa-. Dave
Daily Republican., 1881-04-05
The Place 70 Get BARGAINS.

Buy your apples and produce where
You save the most money. Just arrived
one car Of choice apples also two cars
Eastern potatoes. Smeltz q Co., No l&
East Fourth street
Daily Republican., 1881-04-05
Another R8rguin.

A large bronze parIor lamp, complete,
beautiful design, for Sl.65, worth 81 oO
at II East Second street.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-05
DHlLADlLPHIA 4, WILNI Notion AND
/ BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
AHIIi. =. tf

Train will ltave WI,Hlngto0 rs follows:
fUr Philadelphia HAu Intermediate StA.
uohS. 80. siV, s.lg lN&.. a. H. - sos. t.IQ.
lO.H p II.
Philadelphia TSprcssJ tan. 800. s5t.
a. ~, l2l5 T. bJ =. IL.
Philadelphia and New No"s 22l. $50. -.O1
@.&, ll.5a il. m, i. -. Ia. 81. ~ +. IN
Baltimore and Intermediate Stations. IS
3. m, 80 p ~.
FerHytllc aud intermediate stations Ak,
T. u.
Baltimore and Ray Line s.it p. m
Baltimore and Washington. l2tl, 2l2 2 a.
be S%s a. N. = aJ. l.u4 & -. lU.al y. D.
ITalus for Delaware h.visiun leave for
New castle Go. e.$5a. IL, lu5. 800. e.gn 2. IT.
Harrtn ngtcn and Intermediate stations. O. 50
a. m. l.v5. go +. m.
lEimH' and Intermediate Stations q.35 g.
m, Ius ?. IL.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
PhladeIphia and intermediate Stations.
$40 "a IN. b.H. 100. lo.pl T.. N.
Philadelphia and New York. 80 n. m.
b g. - p. IN
Baltimore and Washington. l@tl, 2l2. 22s
:. I'D a. IN: 10. 81 =. III.
For further information passengers are re
terred 10 the time tabies posted al the depot.
II. +. Il kENNEY. Supt.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-05
FIFTH edition
NDIGNANTCIrIzr>s
Tn" Residents of R..
hundred ineens"d becaus.' ", wine
are Compelled 20 paxT r. ihs,

The citizens of Brandyvi,.
who have occasion 10 rid, nlhdtd
Philadelphia pix. and wh" l'r "''r ts
initted TO the paymcRt Of \ ,,@ns ca,,.. @h
Tribute without any fair eon%,ullthal
Will hold meeting in ~ S,a,iell,
Pleasant school house Al SOU" Neanl
next Saturday evening Tho t',, /" y eltrk
propositions will he consta1 l,oFiRs
sncA,aetlo9 sue IA. as Seems desirable gn5 " 41
lN,-That this sn.callad ap.. ..
one OF the poorest runrinr l."
mingt"n, in fact, little l,S,,er WI
dirt road '''I lhaHi
2d.-lmn and the public l.,
upon I" pay TOD, AZ each end q, III, o'os ,
only about tiy" miles in lons,h ,"' Tad
which for tn" past thrre wear, GI@
ShelIrot a. iis terminus near tb, .AAn&
tleal Farmer There has ma, i'an
much broken stone applied y, of0
PM In plkeaii, order ON. mil, would
instead If broken stone. sod, tr., '@a
roadside have been used Ia f II .n.I .n. t0'
I" tlNc inches deep, wMrh ~, ,'' @af
wheeling after a heavy rain wo'f 'M
cut, leaving the track Ia a.w,r.. "'t
tinn than hrtor' When fb, ..ah ','ah
"t a r",it.d rnid is performed I'"7s
manner .. uu country rold 81, MH
missioner Z" torn it a "pfkr"
continually mrnd"i with ",.'@%#
not tuliatle.
I'd Toii"d roads ar. ho.p, .l..
open H. rAe puhic IN a., ser,,nn. ''.,, .'.''
country, being regarded a. un,..-... !"
abb m"Hol"Iies. opposed 70 Nm. ,.'t ..'''
pies and spirit at free ius,f,nt,nr. ."s'
+th.-fhr continued domsnd .,,,
tor the u~r ct - rnh.t. bisneu ,.,4 I
directly 10 diminish aa4 t,,e. ,. n"e
away from place. 'hr arn,n..,... .,','
which are compelled rp psl .g,.,, g,'
tribute I" the few OF III. ,qr ~ ,.T ,T.
travelling community '"'
9th fh' "PhlladtIrrs wgr,,,l
Company * a uonara, vn..5 t.m L
been Ia existence long rgagab .,,,..
eight wears You ar, cas my.,,,
yearly tax In keep u; rmu,y mst, 40.
which you seldom ur never ag, Nh,
should NOT thr residents rf a,b,, n,,
lions Of the county hr,yvo. a. g.sr n
order the roadway vmra ,ou ar. com ~
pltcd from necessity ro maxi liz. At, 4,
getting 70 and from u market Ter y,"
products and what 'ns'icr /, theron
demanding ot you ronfr,hD,lor. a,
III" saPPort Of i've gate house, apd tho,
keepers, and the empIoymerI Of basnm,
sufficient IA kcep ,ht road in roi iah.
condition, thai q few NAV rcrrirr n.
benefits "t such oNtur'iou IN yrarty dvi
d"nd> on stock which +, ROW con,r,lsI
and held hN them ior their Sprg&l I'M
and profit"
9th --Nther "Ptkr," rnnr,uyib MI.
minEt"n, as gu.I ami better tlsr Ii.
one herein referred iu hayr la,r} ns+
free in compliance with the deJ a.,o
an Intelligent Vnt.l. srnumrt Yos
can accomplish iAr same r"sule 800,
own Interests. 10y mJtE "a. n s#
concerted -t!uri. Il
Daily Republican., 1881-04-05
Personals.

Harry futhrrgill. toTI
knnnu 10 tins city, huf "
sjN YEAR. has m,n living
syiyaula >irr' works, u"a
has hr,u IN 'hss riiy Vi
and left tur hie home III
James A Whl'rram,
Harlan y HnlIiuesW
works, L. very ii! 1T
West Sixth street. ~
typhoid fever,
Gro. q. lold.lI.
in Virginia, lool,iug
Of the Luhdel! Gar \
home this morning.
!. +. Harding. Al "a
ton Brothers. vii ~eerti
Grove, Pa.
Rrv. Adam S,cngI,, IN ffh
NJ. +. church. il >prnan W
down the Peninsula a
Prof :. r Ford III" ,'-
read in III" C"ntrrruc
Dover tO-IuoTrou nlgii.
Willie Goodwin ~pn Ut Eo
win. GU7 Tawal, street, - .}l
with throat affection.
Charles Haley, Of baltimore,
the Good Enough tuharro, W
city to-day, and maar s''rrI. &
Daily Republican., 1881-04-05
Hr,l,T%

Then if you want to buy cheap shoes step into
Lernuel Mars.
And ask to zee his prices, and you'll thank
your lucky starr
We sell to young and old and we try to please
our friends,
And We have 50 much to do that oar duty
never ends.
Day by day, both wet and dry, they come
from near aud far
To buy their Boot, and shoes at he store ot
LenucI MaT. ayr
Daily Republican., 1881-04-05
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
LANDLORDS AND TENANTS.
WALL PAPERS.
WINDOW SHADES

A. the suggestion Of numerous friends
have concluded to again open store aud
give tt! personal supervision To the wants Of
my customers TN hand n new tine Of Of Paper
Hanging. u rdow Shades Curtain Trim.
n.lugs hc.. which viz claim your attention.
~k'l.rd VIZ tmer 10 nan. paper and curtains
al short uOtlcr. CuTtH'U AaHgruG d specially
Having been Il the WHIl Paper business -
NcHrs 10 YEAR ia " Wilmington any further
. r,t. .prvn,, IL, nurpri.suF,.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-05
(Tuney Irish Jaunting Car.

My name is LEMUEL MARR, and ! sell
both BOOTS and SHOES.
They are made both pegged and SCwed, Ike
wise with standard screws.
MY store IL No. u l.. FBl kIH, aud they
come from near ami far
To buy their Boots and Shoe, at the store Of
Lemupl Mari
Daily Republican., 1881-04-05
"a" Agents for GLOBE READY-MIXED
'AlNlS. nArl6-3m.
XIVILLOWS.

W
Willow wood for our use should be cut when
the sap If fully up in the Spring (tree coming
into leaf and be thoroughly dIyested Of Bark
and he kept clean and dry; it must be all
branch wood. not over or 5 years growth.
none over or 3 inches 10 diameter and free
of heart: the smaller the wood is the beSler.
For such wood We give $50 por cord deliver
| ed at our mtlis on the BrandywIDe; if deliver.
ed with the bark on il must be hauled with
in a few dayE after II IL cut. ~ the burk will
not set On II AZ il would have " be peeled
here For suca wood with harS on we give
100 per cord, delivered ct the mills.
maria stood -6tw
T. l. DrPONT DEN EN- OURS K 60.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-05
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CoRTEcTEp JAN u, 1851

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON IUR
Philadelphia. 2;gG. ca 20 $40 gnr. 90
S55. l0:3H. Has Il m. l2.la. "I3:&J. @;0a
2;W. 500. o.4u. t.lv. 9..tt lupn J. II. sun.
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-10-19
National Capital Notes,


The President has appointed u, y,
Clarke 10 be first deputy commissioner
VI pensions and q, u, Walker 10 be dep
uly commissioner Of pensions,
The grand Jury has presented the In
dlClment against uuileau and Endorsed a
lrne hill, The indictment has II counts,
which represent that the shooting was
done IN tho Baltimore aud Potomac de-
pot, with malice nl0relhongilt and with
. vs. pistol, iniiiellnga mOrln wound SIX
Inches deep and an lnpll broad, rom
which James A, Garfield suffered In
Washington county, ID, o., and Mon,
mouth county, y j. I'LL September ",
when he died, Each count lGrlially re-
peAis Tie charge against Hulleal,
A statement prepared NJ hepOst-0iilee
department shows tho expenditures and
receipts for the fiscal year ending June
80, 1851, For the quarter ending June
30, 1851 the first quarter ol TIC adminiS'
trall0n Of fOsimaster.GcneralJamfs Tie
expenditures were sppn,O5p, VI this
amount sa0i ,5sl was paid 10 railroad
COmpnh los on account III and clargcable
10 previous months, leaving the net ~
pendllurCs for the quarter $1,000, i67,
The receipts were ~, bsp, bsT, n deficiency
al 80, 1850 Tor the quarter, The deli
cheney during The corresponding quarter
last year was sdsg, w., The amount
paid Tor railroad transportation during
the whole fiscal year was sDbia, 100,
against ~. l0s, 6Di during the prev Gus
year; for star service s7,i7O,Gsi, against
~, Gaj,275, Other Items OiCXpenzG show
n nearly uniform rate Of Increase for The
year. Tic aggregate expenditures for
1881 were Sa0,e5i. 730, nnd the receipts
$50 1855, 30s, leaving u deficiency 0f 81
400, 1913, TIE deficiency for the prev Gus
year was se,7s0,3il, showing II ftduo,
tlon In the deficiency for the year Of
$3.50. 0O3, The sales OF postage stamps,
stamped envelopes and wrappers ana
posnl,cards Tor the year amounted 10
ga $50, 7i5, IN Increase of s3,3ll ,0ao
over the previous year. The Other
rccCl pls are In proportion.
Avigncltc Of tho late President will
appear on the checks for the 0 per cent,
bonds continued at ~ per cent, which
aro being printed.
Guitcau addressed this mole 10 the
publicj ~ wish 10 warn MI persons 70
attempt no violence on me, ~ they VIII
probably bC shot dead II they do by the
officials having me In custody, The
United States government Is bound 10
protect me and give me n fair trial, and
The honor OF the American people IA NJ
stake for my personal protection. I'M
dcrstand this bitterness Is kept alive by
certain friends ol tho late president who
expected office from him. They aremad
about his removal, and II Is irresponsible
characters Of this kind that are sending
silly aud impairment letters anonymous.
ly To my attorney. These people had
better drop politics aud 90 into other
business With greatest respect, Charles
Gutcau,'
The largest issue OF tay-paid stamps to
one person on one date, was mad, re.
Gently by the bureau of interna revenue,
the amount being S2,0l4, 200. The
stamps were sent TO Peoria. Ill.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-10-19
THE DOCTORS MISTAKE,

Probably no other medical paper ever
written has had so many unprofessional
readers as the report of the examination
of President Garfeld's dead body by
the surgeons. People unfamiliar with
this sort OF literature will be struck with
two things: the capacity of the medical
language for exact description, and the
ease with which it can wrap in poly
syllables great and grave blnnder.
The medical style seems labored, and
full of Latin and Greek forms, but that
is due to the need of technical accuracy.
1t would be impossible to translate this
report into good Saxon English and pre-
serve the information which it contains.
The doctors are well equipped for DIES
cribing their discoveries in terms that
admit of no misunderstanding on the
part of anybody who knows the Ian
guage. They sometimes err in using
the same language when there is no
need OF technical accuracy, thus throw
ing obscurity around matters that are
really very simple.
So calm aud elf.possessed is the tone
OF the scientific gentleman making this
report, and so considerable is the ana
tomical knowledge displayed, that no
one reading it withoutprevious acquaint-
ance with the case would imagine that
it was the confession of a tremendous
professional blunder, detected only
after the patient had passed beyond the
reach of professional aid.-Ner York
ISin.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-10-19
DEATHS HEAD MOTHS.

The lower orders In Germany aud
France look with great disgust upon
tho dcaths.hcal moth, Tho peculiar
squcaking noise made by the chrysalis
when about TO change, the fact that u @
moth IL gifted with u voice which II
modulatcs ut pleasure and which IA
often like the plaintivc, mouniul moan
ing of child, and the fact that on its
back is the impression of front view
Of the human skull, have all tended in
this result. When on one occasion these
insects appeared in grea, numbers in
Brittany the inhabitants looked on thcm
M the harbingcrs il not the causes Of
epidemic disease. In the Isle Of France
II is believed that any down or dust from
their wings falling ON the eyes causes
blindness, and the peasants shup them
in every way.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-10-19

This Il the sol, Of advice we would give 10 a
nervous, dyspoplic sufferer, lniuso more
vitality into your muscles aud brain, my at.
tcnuatod fricnd d. il with iIosteltor's Stom.
ach Bittois. In the hcc Of IT, unboundcd
popularity and the concurrent evidence IN its
favor, you can scarcely doubt that Il IL potent
for good. Use il then, use i pcrsistenlly and
regularly, not spasmodlcally and ion II few
days. a remedy with such reputation de.
serves Il lair trial, IL you are dyspcptic, your
malady will eventually yield to ii; il you are
feeble, lack flesh aud feel respondent, il will
both build and cheer You up; II you are CON
stipated il will relieve, and II bilious, health.
fully stimulate your liver. Don't despond,
but make this effort in the right direction. II
will cvcn,uato in your relief md pay you
physically, mentally and financially Take
our advice, and act upon il without delay be.
fore sore serious mnlady lays you On your
back
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-10-19

A bereaved Louisville widow hired a
stone.cutter to cut an epitaph upon the
plain marble shaft which she had erect
ed over her husbands tomb. While
visiting him at his work, he offered her
all the consultations that he could, and
falling in love with her, at the end of
the second days work, it was agreed
that he should occupy the position left
vacant in her heart. A quiet wedding
followed, and as soon as the happy pair
returns 1t is expected that the stone-cut-
ter will complete the job so unexpected
ly discontinued.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-10-19
Az KRsT

I ii alpas Ia ,he orchards shade.
Deeking robe lpr mY Little maih
fasler and isslsT the needle flies,
'liaeing he dainliesl hFeiieEes,
,iais hsaulihll vOrli, ayOlni, above.
d lillei with u,e minislTy Of love,
The lipis and breeze, blossom ani bsa,
live la each other, nnseilishlY'
iflebe, aIiE on ll,e Locust bough,
u all Too busy 10 heed me nov,
four LILLE nes.ling', crying ipr looi
ilad eyer mother such hungry broodf
ons ID Gods sIaUows singing ier ne,
Voices his iaiu, IN sweet melody,
wiais gently whisper Of eomiag lliss,
I'LL apIle bougi's bend, and daisies Mss,
Ia lealhel5 beauty, lhe golden rei
iieckons The hes with roYal mol
Had Mother Earth, ou her lawny breast,
Has taken tbs eIailei grain 10 real
Ny hands lie empty, uy work il dope,
Hat my heart eniolds thee. little one,
Airs, q, W. CWshaaa,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-10-19

must have hesn all that, on shs would
neyef have BETRAYED that sacred seplpl
Oi the household TO pne that was almost
. stranger nlihdf still, thai she did
not nOllee tbs alteration ~ her low
cas- manner after the secret VAS told,
aud tbs eager restless WRy IN which he
presently glanced at his watch, and 10
gIstlei that 10 must leave her because
he lad al engagement 10 keep with his
lawyer who was 10 arrive ~ iililbnfy
Nv the last iiain-ihe train that they
heard even then, shrieking and whist
ling iis way past the iarn,
Ahef no had gone after the. magic
influence Of his presence had vanished
Sylvia, IN tho quiet II her own cham
her, thought tremblingly Of what she
had done,
AZ midnight Sylvia Was reused from
q dream Of her lGyer by q loud cry ~ Tie
lower hall,
Her gIaRlhthe's voice And then
heavy steps, low, fierce gatherings, llke
eurses-a short, ileree struggle, and q
crushing blow
'I'm coming, grandfather oh, what
il ity' cried sylvia, lighting her lamp
with trembling fingers AMI only walt
ing 10 throw on her dressing gown,
No one answered, hhe sped down the
staircase, and stood 1T the foot, aghast
with horror,
There las her klnd, good grandfather
nj her feel, apparently dead, bathed IN
the blood that flowed nom q wound IN
his forehead, Aud before her twO
masked men were busy trying 10 open
tho safe that held the money,
"IIelp murder thieyes~ screamed
Sylvia, reckless Of her own peril, ~ she
new TO the front door and threw u Wide
open,
"Iheres that arl Shoot her, Dick"
shouted savage voice and yet II was
50 familiar to her ear
CrouchIng TO avoid tho bullet, Sylvia
flew into tho garden, aRd into the arms
OF man who stood below the steps,
"Hush, dear II ~ ouly George" he
said, ~ aho cried ont. "l'he police aie
Hcfr, on lHp tlNVh VI WV bWiHlNl'i H"'
and came with them, with my dear
mother, Sylvia, to warn you, TN sorry
to say that Phil Carr h one"
lilo drew her aside TO whore his moth
on stood. as tho rush came from tho pos
lice and farm hands who had been
stcalthily summoned to Nid them
Shots were fired, u mrions struggle
took place within the hall, and then the
prisoners came forth, hondcutlcd and un'
masked,
For tho last time, Sylvia Leo looked
upon the face OF the man who had well
nigh been her ruin,
They raised tho poor old doctor, and
and found that his wound was only
superficial. lie was about, we'll and
strong as ever, on the second day after
ward, But Sylvia laid for days In the
grasp Of brain icvcr aud II was very
pale aud delicate little bride that was
given to George Maxwell, just before
Christmas Day SGT In.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-10-19
lht, Elss.an, lle.sl gea,asll


II Il AN eEperiehoe FOIllhsaiei 10 very
iesl 10 tresf along the border lana ~
death. anil yel tOme back u ne, pre-
served as II by q mlfasls ~ sue \ WA'
the experience Of rl0i lice ". ~ 'eHls,
lie day following The conclusion ~ w
course III lectures n Huntington, leWA,
Iately. Ms We learned from Mr, San y
PYLE tlIe we'll knORn druggist 81 Az
pleasant, in relation 10 The easel ifpl,
Tlee giyes the strongest Endorsement 81
he efficacy Bi N. ,IagOhs oil which ] j.
possible 10 give, ltpiGdnefl lgiihrIlils
ielfef ia 40 attack " nfniHlllt ~ thb
cllest, Whefe the pulse had gGle 0hdh lp
lhlrlS'lye ~ ml9ule' AhN ir',gfn
pereeplible, IN hall 80 hquf hl' NJ
was restored u ils normal iifh el tlsh,
", Four appointments u Lectures IVY
~ hs cancelled IN consequence. rtnl'
Tlee Cfshis tbs NJ, Jacobs on VIII
having saved lila lie, Nj, ueo, y,
W, Wiley, The widely hpnwn teacher
here, in response 10 an inquiry euh,
eenlng the remedy, said WIN great
pleasure | hear testimony 10 Tho peculiar
healing properties u -, Jacobs Oll, Y
rheumatic pains, Having been \ SUI
iefer with this distressing maladY Tor
years, | do say that the curative elects
Of NJ, jacobs Oll IN NY case surpassed
those 0f any other rheumatic remedy,
many NJ which ! have been i0feeh w.
use, Mr., l., iluag sFOke from peIsohn
experience IN stating that le had sui,
ierfd great deal from rheumatism, anl
been troubled nj different times WIN
sore throat, lie purchased u bottle 81
NJ, Jacobs on from Nj, Pyle, and after
three OF hour application, was relieved
Of hIs nllmeni, Asking Mr, W.. A.
House what he knew about tho article
he said After great suffering with pin
In the lett side, attended with severe
collie, | was recommended Ia use ~
Jacobs OIL, purchased u bottle, took
two doses, aud applied some external "
wis relieved Immediately, nnd, lnvh
not experienced any pain slHrci lln' 81
my lcli slide, from which ! had sull,fCd
Tor more than one year. having lcit ne,
Such experiences ~ lheso carry Iconvle,
llnn With them Ia oil lalr'mindcd hhd
lhnuglllul people, aud more ilrmly es'
tnhlish the merit 0i that i,lmGns remedy,
which too hns our Endorsement,
There are 7GO,0OO square miles Of
iimbored lands In tho United States aud
territories,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-10-19

box turtle Ia the woods with the date
"lsip" and the initials ~ l., dr. cut
on Us shell, Ira LOOMS, who still lives
IN Windsor, did the cutting when he was
" years old, aud was lieklef 10 see his
venerable friend again, Mr, Mills cut
his avn Initials on lhe turtles back and
let him go
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-10-19

When others arc suffering, drop word Of
kindness and sympathy. If they are suffering
from cold, give them DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup; few doses of this valuable remedy
will afford instant relief and twenty-five
cent bottle will cure the worst cough.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-10-19
4 WonAk's BUNDLES

A downward hound eat on hiehlgah
avenue Was hailed At tho corner OF iiai,
risOn avenue by a knot Of women and
children, who had heap Of hand bag
gage upon the sidewalk BIG enough 10
load an express wagon, This they pro-
coed to throw in around the drivers legs
Until the only part Of his anatomy he
eauld move were his tongue aud eyelids
Then they assaulted the rear end 0t Tie
CAR and thought 10 and Deposited upon
the seats and i,osf, Crane basket lllied
with pots IT flowers. two lalgs VSllses
aud enc small one, q cardboard box big
enough fpr q cupboard, three bundles,
an arminl Of old magazines, and q bind
cage, Then after wasting hIsseg enough
10 supply . country husking bee, one
woman aud two noisy boys got Ia, the
car started aud tho rest 81 the women
fired yolley oi kisses that made tho
other passengers dodge, Hhe aud her be'
longihgs occupied more than half Of ono
aide 81 the car, hut when the driver
charged fare ior the largest boy, she con-
idently told him she regarded II ~ u
rank awlndle,