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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-04-28

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profession, prepared upon strictly
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The only absolute cure for all Affections of the
Kidneys. In LIVER Complaint, DyspepgiRS
al Disorders Of the Bowels, and all Affec-
tons Of the Throat and Lungs, il is equally
seoqotels while as rem edyfor complaints peculiar
to the female sex it has no equal
!. NOT a BEVERAGE
But an old reliable Household Remedy
thoroughly adapted TO assist nature.
It supplies tone to the stomach, reinvigorates tho
digestive organs, stpula tes the secretons and pro.
noting regular action Of the bowels enables every
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lary and without interruption, .t, -.r. .-- 10. ~ .
Its highest commenda ti0nB come from those who
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Nowhere so popular as In Lancaster, Pa, where it
mas been In use for more than quarter of century,
Highly commended as a General Tonic
and Appetizer. Sold by Druggists everywhere.
THE MESSENGER OF HEALTH
large sized paper descriptive Of disease itB origin
and cure, will be mailed free to any address on
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-04-28
TRAINS
DING NORI

Train No. / connects at Braceville with A d @ W
train at 827 m and 1899 m, for Leavitsburg war
rem Youngstown Greenvile, Meadvlle and Sala-
manca; with the 915 m train for Ravenna q Kent
also with q M train at PhalAnx for Cleveland, ar
Fiying at Cleveland at 11.00 I'm.
Train No 3connects at Braceville with A q 9 W
train ct 619 m, for Warren Greenvhle, Meadvilie,
youngstown and Sharon; with $40 m Y q M Train
7O5pm+ ,,-,., .,
north and south, for Lima, Atwater, Bayard, sa-
unevIlle New Philadelphia and WelBville also with
PEW O trains cast and west, for Salem, EDon and
Pittsburgh, Canton, Massilon, wooster, CreStllne,
IT Wayne and Chicago. .t.Lg UgiruF
The Alliance q Lake Erie Railry I'd is now 0pentor
the transportation Of freight and passelReEs nom
and 10 Alliance via A q @ w Railway to Cincinnati,
New York andaiGtermediate points Als0to ueye-
iAPa PGana IS M s6S Il iStiOnS named on thssOhsdds
5ig1rifs 5r Y " ~ 0iTiS HBTE4KLEY Gen. Manager.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-04-28

Temporary Freight and Passenger Station fer
Canton, on Eighth street, near the Rank Bros
Flourlng Mill.
NLEYEI1AND, MT, VERNON 3 DELAWARR
" '"4' RAILROAD. , .u.,.,.s.t !
Time Cdrd-In Effect June %, 1879.
GOING NORTH.
s-,r,o,,, No. H. No. /. No. 8. I No. Is.
0iAAAoN'' Accom-. Accom-. Exprss Mixed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-07
Tools aud Teams.

With some, time and labor appear to
be almost as worthless commodities a.
they possess, so little do they attemp:
properly appreciate their value.
their waste through thoughtlessness
or almost criminal neglect, is astound-
ing. Here is a man. who. instead of
supplying himself with a proper set of
tools and implements, begins the season
with those that are nearly worthless.
The wagon breaks down, the pillow
gives out, the harrow breaks. the cuiti-
yator will not work. and he goes
through the season. mending first N
thing and then another. and finds at
the end that he has actually wasted
enough in time 20 have bought new
ones at the beginning. Ii is never profit
aDle to use WORKOUT tools and imple-
ments on the farm. When an imple-
ment is worn out it is reasonable TO
suppose that it has done all the work
that il was originally intended TO do.
and We ought 10 be satisfied.
Another man will attempt TO get
through the season with a team that is
entirely unfit for service. IL creeps
over the ground like an elephant on
slow parade, and does not do. because
it cannot. one-half the work that 4 good
team would do. but eats just as much
and causes continued vexation to the
owner. IL there is anything on the
farm more Improbable than another.
except a poor farmer, it ia a worn-ou,
team. 1t would have been better If the
matter had been attended to before
this. but it is never too late TO get rid
of 4 poor team. Better spend a week
in hunting for q good n than to con-
tinue with one that cannot do one-half
the work that . good n would do
Western Rural.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-07

the owner of the other hor.e-if there
is another horse. By Jupiter! they are
comIng"'
Two or three horsemen were indeed
in hot pursuit, though still a mile Ice
hind, yet mounted on fresh horses. and
were fast lessening the distance between
them and the fugitive
As he descended a hill the sight of \
wood had almost induced him TO dis
mount and seek its shelter afoot. when,
coming fast in the opposite direction,
he saw another mounted traveller.
Soon they were abreast Of each other,
and. at the instant. both refined in and
dismounted. Their mutual glance ex-
planned the uncomfortable problem
The horses were almost precisely
alike in shape, color, size. etc, save that
one had but two white feet. the Other
four.
MY name is Amos DUNBAR ex.
claimed that individual. smiling. and
extending his hand. mo exclamation
is needed, sir; the hostler was half
drunk and acknowledged that he had
made the bungle. Here is your pocket
book" he added, delivering it. "Thar.
too. is like mine, and was placed where
1 placed mine. But when 1 opened it |
saw your name, William Nortonr"
"That is my name, dear sir. Your
own wallet will be found at the village
tavern, or with the Constable. They
recognized your mare and took me fol-
both murderer and thief! Here they
come. some of them. We viii ride back
together.
The pursuers came up, and = few
words of further explanation put all in
good humor IS they rode leisurely TO
the tavern again.
That night Sir William Norton, tenn
porarily in America upon business. was
the guest of Mr.. Amos Dunbar and his
now very agreeable wife. They found
the knight something better than a
highwayman, his courtly manner shin
ing through his travel-worn apparel;
and he confessed, when he resumed his
journey in the morning, that he had
learned this significant moral; through
out life TO be careful that you mount
the right horsei-N. y. MeT-"-l'
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-07
AUF WEDERSEHEN.
IN MEMORY OF JAMES +. FIELDS

IN NENoRY OF JAMES T. FIELDS.
Until We meet again! That is the meanin.
OF the fam liar words. that men repeat
At parting in the street.
An YES. till them but when death interveIF.
Ecnds us asundcr with what ccaseless pain
We wait for the Again!
The friends who leave US do not feel the sor.
Tow
of rartiny. rs we feel il. who must stay
Iamcnting day 10y day,
And knowing, when We wake upon the morrow,
We shall not lind in its accustomed place
The one beloved face.
II were a double grief. if the departed,
Being released from earth. should still retain
A sense Of earthly pain:
il were a double grief, If the true-beartcd,
VINO loved US here, should on the farther
shore
Remember us no more.
Believing. I'm the mid> Il of our Affections,
That death is a beginning. not an end,
We cry TO them, iand send
Farcwells- that better might be called predic-
tiOns.
Being fur~eshadowings OF the future, thrown
Into the vast Unknown.
Faith overleaps the confines of our reason,
And If by faith. as in old times WIS said,
Women received their dead
Raised up TO life, then only for n season
Our partIu"s are, nor shall We wait in vain
Untl we meet againi
Atlantic Monthly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-07
Kicking Cows

Nothing is more common among BOYS
and thoughtless persons than a treat
ment of animals which one moments
reflection would show to be ruinous to
their quiet and gentle habits A COW
kicks spitefully, but, if she happens to
do no harm. she escapes the penalty.
She accidentally moves her foot and up
sets 8 full pail of milk-a tempest Of
blows descend upon her. Such 3 course
will soo spoil any COW. or. her kicks
are borne without notice till the Pc
tience of :he mixer is exhausted. and
then commences \ general broadside OF
kicks, thumps. blows and beating. II
is impossible for any animal, possessing
even the sagacity OF . politician. TO un-
derstand sch treatment, or TO form any
distinct connection between cause and
effect, ofense and penalty. Geatleness
is the best and most efficient way to
cure n kicking COW. II vicious. confne
her in such a manner that she can do no
harm. but whatever else, occurs. never
beat or kick heE.-Caristiow It Work.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-07

William J. Coughlan. % Somervtlle. Mas
says: I'm the fall OF ls16 | was taken with a
violent Eteiingcf The lang. followed by a severe
cough. was admitted 10 the City Hospital
While there the doctors saidI had a hole in my
left lung as biz as ahalf dollsr gave uphope,
but q frie nj told m. of DR. WM Hans Bat
eAN FOR THE LUSgs- / got a bottle. when "a
my surprise commencedto feel better, AMI N
day l feel In better SPIRITS than ] have the pas;
three years. write this hoping that every one
afflicted With Weasel Lungs will take DIX WM.
Halls BALsAN voB IRE LUSSs. and be con-
vinced that ~CoSsUMPTIOS A BE CURED -
Also asure remedy for Colds. coughs, and all
Chest and Lung Diseases. Sold by druggists
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-07

-Itis exceedingly kind of the person
behind you at the theater to repeat TO
his company. in q voice loud enough to
be heard half a dozen seats away, ali
the bright things said upon the stage.
You feel in your heart of hearts q feel
ing akin to that evoked by the philan-
thropist who has seen the piece before
and gently breaks to you comingevents
by telling what they are going to do
next Alas! we fear that these friends
to humanity are not always appreciated
ss they should b.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-07

There was JOY on the farm when
Ben, the oldest boy, came back from
college in his sophomore year, and the
village was proud Of him. Cheese it,
cully," ne said. ~ he met an old friend,
the son of a ncighboI who joined farms
with his father "checse il, Gully shove
Us your flipper. cleneh daddies, pardy.
How's his nibs, and whats the new
racket Aud his proud old father said {;
cit was Jest worth more'n twice't the
money 10 hear Ben rattle OF Greek just
like q Twin language"
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-07
A writer in the English, Ca

"A writer in the (Enslish) Catholic
Times says that the stormy petrol pos
sesses a singular amount of oil. and has
the power Of throwing it from the mouth
when terrified. II is said that this oil.
which is very pure. is collected in 81.
Kilda by catching the bird on its egg.
where it sits very closely, and making il
disgorge the oil into a vessel. The bird
is then released and another taken The
inhabitants of the Farce Islands make a
curious use of this bird when young and
very fat, by simply drawing n wick
through the body and lighting il at the
end that projects from the beak. This
unique lamp will burn for considerable
time.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-07

The miser of Pleasant Ridge, o.,
was one of the loves. Of his kind, he
lived in what was more like a kennel
than q human habitstion, his clothing
was rags, his food was leayings from
neighbors' tables, and his only compsu-
ion was q half-starved dog. lie died
alone, without medical attendance, and
his death Was due 10 insufficient our
ishment. In various parts Of his abode
money was found amounting TO $3.50
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-07

Now is the time to get some coach
vanish and renew all your oilclo,hs.
Wash them clean, wipe dry and apply
a coat Of the yarnish. Be careful not
to step on them until they are dry. If
this is done every spring the oilcloths
will last twice as long As they will with
out it
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-07

When about twelve years OLE, said Mr.
Geisman, Of the Globe Chop House 10 our
representative, | met with an accident with
a horse, by which my skull was fractured, and
ever since / have suffered with the most ex-
cruc,a..ng rheumatic pains. OF late ! ap-
piled 81. Jacobs OIL which has given me al
most total relief.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-07

The best Sabbath is the one as I'M
like other days a. possible, not 10y rea-
son Of greater au>terity, bat in things
said, read and done. \ superior clean
illness, Stiffness, cheerfulness, resiiul.
ness, with prayer, song, worship. and a
uuietness that invites mcditatiOn-such
is the ideal Lords Day.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-07

"A moments work on clay tells
more than an hours labor on brick
So work on hearts should be done be
fore they harden. During The first SIX
or eight years Of ehild-life mothers have
chief sway, and this is the time 10 make
the deepe.t and mos, enduring impress
sions on the youthful mind.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-07

Mr.. Glenn Fair. the celebrated hun
ter. climber, and rstilesnakc -ca,cher al
the South Mountains, Ma IN town a fes
days ago. lie i over eighty years cd,
but is still stout. hale and hearty. and
can kill a squirrel out of the fallest tree
with Il rifle without speciacles. He
climbed the flag pole NJ the celebrated
Henry Clay mass meeting in Morsan,on
in 1914, and drank = heallht 10 Clay from
the top Of the pole, a distance Of eighty
feet from The ground. lie accomplished
the same feat ~ the Seymour and
Blair barbecue in Morganton in lS6S,
and the old mar vas expecting Ia climb
the Hancock and English flag pole last
year, but was disappointed - there WAS
none erected. Mr.. Fair was never sick
in his life, and can do a good days work
NorgIRtDa Blade.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-07

Ladies, you cannot make fair skin, rosv
cheeks an sparkling eyes with ali the COS
metics of France, or beau,id.r. oi th- world,
while in roor health. aud nothing viii give
you such good health. siren 9Th. bOugant
spirits AMI beauty as Hop Bittcrs. A irisl 3
certain proof. See another colamn.-To e
ordDh-
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-07

A young lady of indianapolis caused
the arrest Of . young man for breach Of
promise The latter thought he had
compromised the suit BY marrying the
girl. but found he was not . free man
until he also paid the costs
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-07
Cepfalu Gure

The first thing TO do In the spring is 70
clean house. For internal cleansing and
renoyating, no other medicine IL equal TO
kidney-W In either drs or liquid form
II cures heafache, bilious attacks. oons;ipa-
ton and deranged kidneys. zee adv.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-07

The coed thirgs of life are not 70 be
lad siDgiy, but come 10 rs with . mix
ture: Ike \ school boys holiday. viii
a tax affixed TO the tail Of i.-Ch9ytas
Lamb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-07

THE official hangman OF Germany adyer-
iised that he would take an apprentice, and
he had 900 applications in six day.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-07
WOMAy'S TRIUMPH,

Rspusxo's RCksE. sASvn Bes, family alss
IN he vosti. s5d efeeissnt Tor s.shss ace
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-07
IPort Huron Commercial

Charles Nelson, Esq. Proprietor Nelson
House, speaking to us recently, observed: ]
suffered so much with rheumatism that my
arm withered. and physicians could not help
me. ] Was in despair Of my lie, when some
one advised me 10 try st. Jacobs Oh ] did
go, and as II by magic, ! vas instantly re-
iieved, and, ty the continued use Of the oil,
entirely cured / thank heaven for having
used this wonderful remedy, for IL sIsrd my
HJG. IL also curei my wife.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-07

The farmers favorite au;hor-FieldIng.
That OF the barrel m4ker-COoper. That Of
the jeweler-Goidsmith.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-07

Among new ~fabricaiions PREPARED
by White Mountain siagc-drivers for the
cdifcstion Of passengers who ride out
side j. the following "ioa sec that
there bridge. Sge Well, sir. just sly
yc.rs ago come next August ! was driv-
lag down this here hil hckety-spiii with
a, big a Load 81 passengers a. eyrr you
saw, when the brake smashed ueAd 10
rights. and for the life o; me ! couldn't
stop the team. go, Neil, you'd orter
seen 'emi We'll. sit, we just lew over
that there bridge. and somehow Their
hind wheel 81 this here coach caught the
rail Of ther bridge ard Their whole thing
ripped up aud lew ii,y feet in the air,
and come dowa IN a field quarter a mile
away and killed four cows. Yes, ,ir,
four cows. Smoke? Yes. sir, / do
Thank Yer, sir. Yes, sir. four cors2"
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-07

FREDDIE has got the idea OF a Christian.
He saw he feels Ike one when he il willing
u play boss ali day with hs little brother and
be boss all the time.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-07

A xiassrssr ass,eIe 70 aesr al any price Re-
memees ials aad bar fraser Axle errAsa
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-07
Dss't Die In she Hsuse,

Best Watches and Lowest Prices.
Write for illustrated catalogue TO standard
American Watch Co. Pittsburgh, Pa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-07

-Uniuiored minds have cf,en . short
way Of taking bold Of great,ru,hs which
men Of culture might well eoye,. Her.
Is an illustration touching the order q
nature. A minister asked an old negru
MS reasons fo- believing in the eyisicaes
Of God. "Sir." said be, a. have lived
here going hard upon - years. Every
day since I have been in this world ]
sea the sun rise in the east and 80, in the
west. The north star stands where u
did the first time | saw a.; the seven
stars and jobs coffin keep on the same
path in the SKY and never turn out. II
isn't so with mm's work. He make
clocks ard watches; they may run vel
for = while, bot they get out of tx and
stand siock.s,ili. But the sun and mqsu
and stars keep on the same way allIs
while" The heavens declare the y ~
Of God.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-07

Ask Druggists for Rough on Rats" IL clear
out rats, mice, rosches, e es. bei-bugs iJc.
, 1881-12-08

up. She will have good ioR 10 bcat III fircct-
cnrf1uc. but cnn In 1t II 1T md welt. SfiG Is by
{l1at?aorr Jr.. and somewhat ko hcr sirn. Ind
niil lnrn nn4ht 10 hnvc E,llc inwn next. tas
si,r 1tu,tts instructed t.Nf* handler II nlnrt
tt1cn ~ tlnshrnf- -ttnW. II" wu* absent. sD hut
l.ptt Nshi s1nnrsn we're p1i tlnwb. rhnAH wNrB
n very Brrn y mlhtGIleti Irirr, h1ld worked ~
e1iay we'll u, nciry MI points TINT It hnrll
to separnto them. but tho lA'nr. Gun.
str,!nln4 handling 0f Nlurgai. kent his
bitch down too clnso nnd lust her tho
raco for lnck nf bIrt-IlnllInK, which tho other
did ncrri1y. AT luucflron. TING there wus r,co
for foxl1os.,ds IN drug: l,,t It socns 10 haye
mt follow rAirly hut IL crcated quite h,,rr,h
swell 10 nbout 4U. Aftor l,,neh Minerva and
Dy Lad and l''naee. At ilrs. lad shows!
!iown 10 MI e1t,nltty viii l'lnleo, WIN bent
a.lnrterc.t Ills Er,.lnd % well nr tcqnred so II
tc hnnutlnF. .Aftcrn innY give ami take trial.
III which Ltd hr0ku al1Dt MID chased Till he
gnthcrctf tho t1cnd bln1. 1'tntle0 i!nsttotl md
ctlnsca Just whcro p1fnt wnllAl have wun him
tho heat. thus LOSING. This dug wns parhaps tho
nentcst broken hug herctOfore run. atla u Is
esldent that rs brenk1r Of tlnxs Chpt. McAfnr.
dee hits no snrcrIur on tho ground. mud perhaps
nU clHAl rs inr aa tIrnaknR and hantliug for
field work. His litter frecsnm. too. fr.m nny
ta!nt nr tpckey!ux markell him Ha Il 9rntlcmnn
tI,nst'!er1ihy atntc tho standard Df rho ntGrMRe
,lul- -breMker. Tho Arst rn1tHl Will bo nn!shct
TOMORROW, und trs1lmb1y tho sccottl
, 1881-12-08

~ fts LHjfor of The thleapo fFIalNf.
CnlCAnO, Dec, T.-My opinion having been
nskea concerning tho .,rnp.et ut I[nycrly'A
TheatrD, thla ID my rGaponse: Tho tro,,.c.lrtuin
In ltavor!y's now thentrc Ia, w!thuut exemption,
tho lincst piece or-lusturd pRlntIug III tho
world. MY dcar Hiss, 1t hus not oyct, the sen-
bfHAce OF hoAesty. III tho lirat plce, thu linv-
pr!y Thputro tlrop-curtnll ID supposed tu DO II
lalscapa. THUS, OH tho loft thu artist ..ns fully
developed Wabash River sycamore 1or-
ust, lueatoa on ono Of tho EaIs Juttles'
Inl!ks which ls alwMYs .cavllg IN
pSrso.lye @ ny ii II ST. Xua,isig u' onas,ery ~ sally @
In need IT rrrar, tho wills butn9 OF sf.,uu lutl
tho f0utat!nal " ntlufI9 Hluoks. In frUnt OF tho
syoAE0rca xlld tho Moaasitry tho ,trtlst bus out
!llesl wnter aro,c, upon whnsc Mlr4ur'ix1
rest4urnteur. says, they Aro 1lllappvr ducks.
" the focal dlstAneo u a Ros"lola of
tho tiftocn1h ccntury, havIng for pms
songG'rs \ saar View yf 40 o faos!or dressed ~
CLIENT t!Rlnt whom Ex-senator Dck UAlcsEy aays,
lneks tnr NIL tho world like Httsln u. Anthony uf
Ill Perkins, nnd hu rol,ldn's toll whaa. The
gonuola y supposed 10 be lashesl 70 thu
aGal,ailan rnsan!e n'itcet hnI'!na il bis t.ani y,
yol,.tnr u Will Whlt.nana Le1ye& II Vrass,' y
but unfortunately, !hs MrtIst iaI!rd to Rlv0 ale
century hntllllR SWEET conruh With nj
old wnn,,.m 1, n t!g tno as;ss e.; @f tho Icy: sey.
shaaow tinw!n9 frtn Tho nurth tu thu so,l.t, MIL
ul..ter tho t!y,lru.treo siunds i Ljler nvot1uu
hello with II pHllhauk aud q rn!sad p4eaa1l Gr0ln
soa's il.ctnt ea,,tter. Thu atop.purtain, my
Jo%s Joar. "h''tas's' Is triumph os c IT.; Tsu'y
nAHArAltIa, Dec.7. ',...
, 1881-12-08
FIELD TRIALS,
Bone tooA Sport Had Ut the Trinl Of
Hunting. DuGH nj Grand Junction,
Tein., Yesterday.

sonae NooA Sport Had ut the Trinl Of
a1unt5t.s- a,u;.A nj Grand Junction.
Ten1l., Yesterday.
sptetat ntspatth to Thu Chteaao Tribune. .
GltANl' Junction, Tenn.. Dpo. 1,-Cnntrury to
NIL ext&ctHtlon. rho wcAthor this forunsnn was
splonslia, and good sport resulted. We were 10
hive E0t away by q. Ill, but ut that b,ut,1 ya1r
correspondent WIS about tho only n,nn ready,
aHd an hour or ulnr0 plsaed befuru s1.yth!1IK W.s
utIuG* The two b!t0hea f3essu uni SMllaw wcrp
rGt dowIl ~ run tor tho gecnnsl plucc. llassIp
WIS Ut nnco hprself aRAtn. aad .ory soon estat>-
lahel her superIbrlty, Whining hanas,,uely,
Tho 1udxoH then .losrod to hl.yn UlIla tho tIrst
neHten ny lsessla. run nxs'lt'st sha'luw fur
third money, but AlF. Dew expl,.lue.j, ausl'
maintained sllat. VI he Owned o,le GtuIn uni wus
rnnin2 both, 1t woil! ba inyilto,tA to fureo bjtu
t0 run thtsn uut. cspeGnt!y nH SAadaw, having
won three heats. WIZ untitled tu soIlta rre,!It,
on this tho Judges decided 4 ill., lud tsIIa,ycd
slr. Dow tu PlAte tlonl III Au ple.tsn4 u fur III
tho prizes wero concerned. Tho nuxs l,tt,ceed-
tnK WA u st.tst tho AIs.ageh stMkp rXht wt,uta
they shot ut With thu puppies. I'usstc, tho VIII.
ncr Ut seconl Mosioy ahayc, hui u r,ls, tlrst
WIN d"rdotl' NJ to!pRraphetl yestrrsay, u1,d sho
rFtlstu her excellence by QiltwDFkinK u very
ttne specimen Of tho Gordon tstier. .xh0 really
d!A x"ol work, hut hu HusIMl II bird Aown wind,
whilo tho bitch rot 1!nu point uN u s3ml|ar
sltna1ton. lstSh III anu l.ave.7ck llext took
TIC Held, anu It was ut pucu scum ltlut tho Old
lug w'1s Mtio and unable 10 uet With nny of bis
Usual dashes &Hd spettl, ~ that bEay uutwurkuI
hin 1ld Wnts, avpsl With twu !tuaheY III her do.
merit. MAxwcll theu hui u bye, ~ Countess
a1hy. benE slck was drawn. breckenridge, u
very ha'lflsoluo i.slccstor uos. was put
'"wn With klhutkiniuk. hfx, slsblux
puppy. Rr4ndsaa Ut prlip u The i!ortl II, WIN
s'ay wants a'lhllor ycnr 10 beco,,,e H real hur,l
one tu heat. lte run wuil, but the extra surra ,r
lhu elder dug lirnt hiHI, Nv lin ut,ttl Aln11,I.,
, 1881-12-08

usoful and Indispensable article, cInchonn!d,
arid other tnedleltics-all those xnrlnn uutr,lRes
nro bcglnntng to bu understood % crying
wrongs, and The proteotonIsta fee! these facts
I'm, s,,c initial .Il!.tak. s brunl1l,,H lilo nuvrrs.
elvcs. ami thereby enstnlrnt,+ tho Hycs oi tho
twu conventions impllr,iiy passed. tho kroatest
Insult ~ tug TURNER'S. .1hpy havc nrroRlted to
themselves tho prosperity nf the country.
hoyc, .lurlnH tho Inst hve nr stx ycnrs, enriched
!he Natlun BY sending she!r surplus pTo.tuee to
return shoIr rod aud silver, they aru actsn1ly
ignored hy tf1pso nrotecupnsss, ntld VIC Arp cool
II told ttat pFulcCt.Dn did 1t nil