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1870 lSS1-
AID mESSgON DAY
"a w
e. H El .@ at Z . FL
ExcHrS on to Mare. Island
SEPTEMBER 9. 1881,
Under the Auspices OF the Sacrament
Society of California
PEIONEI..I5 IS.

NoMMoDoRE PHELPS, I. S. NAVY COM
u maading, has kindly given the PIONEERS
and their isiends the Of the Island on that day
There viii be an Grafton and other exercises; also
dancing.
The lunch viii be on the picnic piau--evory one
carries their own basket. Tables aud seats, also
hot coffee and tea, will lie furnished by the com.
mittce.
Tickets for the round trip 50, which can be pro-
cured Of members Of the Society, the secretary at
Pioneer Hall, or the Committee Of Arrangements.
special train wiz leave the depot at 7;so a. N,
and return same evening. Children over and
under 10 hall price.
Carriages will be in readiness TO convey Passen-
gers to all points Of interest tse island at very
reasonable rates. 4. II. POWERS,
JOLT, s. MILLER,
A. LEONARD,
au9q-td IBC Committee of Arrangements.
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CoLFAx, August 29th.-Steve Henard, a
wood-chopper. was run over and killed by
freight train No. s last night The manner
of the accident IS unknown.
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DIED.

Alta, August 2S-Hattie Christina Sangmaster, I
years, 10 months and y days.
Suffer county, August Z5-Jeptha V. Boone, 76
years
Wheatland, August BINARY Hall, 10 years.
Little Shasta, August ISL erlan Earhart, II years,
months and 10 days.
Folsom, August 23-Mrs. II. Mclaughlin, As years.
Suffer county, August 26-Eliz2beth c. McCraw, 90
yea. s.
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MARRIED..

Sacramento, August 29-By Rev. I. E. Dwineil, at
the residence of ]. r. Watson, George W. Ellery,
of San Francisco, to Ethel NJ. Watson, of this city.
Auburn, August 20-Wm. H. Davis to Clara Dixon.
Los Angeles-G. B. Dexter to Mrs. J. Majors.
Near Mariposa, August 23-Edwin V. Hill to Eusebia
Jane Quick
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California Southern RaiirOad-Accidental

SAN DIEGO, August 29sh.-The track of
the California Southern Railroad is now laid
down four miles from the starting point, and
the track layers are rapidly advancing along
the city water front. The entire distance
along the city front will probably be covered
this week.
Alexander McDougall, an apiarist, resid-
ing at Pala, in the northern part of this
county, was accidentally drowned yesterday
morning.
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Moro Rain AT shasta.

SHASTA, August 29,h.-This place was
visited by heavy thunderstorm this after
moor, and quite shower of rain is falling
The weather is cold and cloudy.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-30

OAKLAND. August 29th-At half-past II
o'clock this morning Jehn Wonderlich, son of
Mr. Wonderlich of the Newport baths, COM
mitted suicide by shooting himself in Dick
Williams supper-room, on Seventh street.
He had been quarreling with woman of i'll
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Among the shapes so 5ar recejred are
Tie ''Terr0r, "A1gyte, ''"4ctnGl, ""AfgMs. y
!" Agc0de," - G09TicE'' and . Bardette, -
achjc7t commend themselves for symmetry OF
form. e.cceJteRce OF finish and tOaC price,
ranging as they 40 from 81 TO So 25. IN
NoUeJtjes, ace haze etecen styles OF CiGGrette-
sh0Ded HATS. Prices, 90 cents to So
CA PS. from 3 cents to 81 so.
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Our Advertisements Are Changed Daily!
TUESDAY. AUG UST 80. 1881.

Oar FALL HATS are coming in every
dag from the East and ere are ROeC ready
to sh0ec STYLES an dIU02ace OF the majority
OF H0tters O13 this c0Gst-GO0ds that are
bright and fresh.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-30

q GALE THREE MONTHS OLD. PERFECT
"A in form, but having q FIsTu LEG hanging
from one of its chou ders, which is on exact imita
ton Of 4 horses leg, is now On exhibition at the
corner of Sixteenth and street. The animal will
be taken to New York shortly. It is worth seeing.
Admission, % cents; Children, 10 cents. au26-4plm
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-30

THAT pain in the back is sure sign that
you need to take package of Kidney. Wort.
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-. ID. ~. e.
Prpcn,sINa AeEr1,s OFFICE.

PURCHASING AGENTS OFFICE,
SAcRANBSro, August ., 1881.
FAIR PRICE WILL BE PAIJ BY THE
IA undersigned for GOOD WROUGHT IRON
SCRAP (nothing under quarter of an inch thick)
delivered at sny Railroad Station within 800 miles OF
Sacramento Apply personally or by mail, with
inclosed stamp for answer, to ]. X. WATSON, Pur.
chasing Agent c. P. h. R.. Sac amento au4-2plm
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PACIFIC COAST.

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES To THE RECORD
UNION.
SHOOTING ARRAY AT TRU0KBE.
One Nan Killed and Another Seriously
wounded.
SUICIDE OF YOUNG NAN AT OAKLAND.
Two Women Attempt to Kill Themselves
at Chico.
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MONEY TIC LOAN.

Mathushek and Geo. Steok Pianos
* GORGE WOODS ORGANS, sHEET6IEA
sE Music, Finest Violin Strings, etc.,NTTT1
COoPERS MUSIC STORE, No. 527 st. north side),
two doors from old corner, Sixth and j. au20-2p1m
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a GREAT CUaIosITY.

au29.td hi. C.l Committee OF ArEangenen
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SHOOTING ARRAY AT TRUoKBE.
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GtuH NnO Sekt.

Sn meinem letten @rtiteI babe i'd tn
gtpas bic SoIsen Der re~lisiorsIoieu Sci,
tunssIsisrei unb bus 9alten folder gIdtter
beteudtst. Sd bin In bemielbsu isbr ,art
AZ Wsrt sesansen, ba i'd sas gepuBtiein
babe, baB ben NeuIibsraIen nidt NIT Be:
wsiieu beiSutommsn TT. 0tsis Sorte
WsnI5sn inb auf ibre faIiden @runbidse
70 psrpi5t. ME Der EeufsI auf cine aruie
SeeIe. @sr slaubt nit elmer %selunben
unb Sti5 baItsnbsn RECOMMENDATION bies
isIbsn aus benz 5sIbe ta i9Iasen, ber irrt
t9. Ssute brau&t man teine 8swsiIe
mebr. Der sr6Bte llniinn nib in Der liz
beraIen PrsGe bribuarm aufsetrassn unb
BON ben intslisentsn 2eiern ais baare
WInse aufssnommen. DsmsufOIse braudt
es uns ni&t su uunbern, neun 10 elm bIins
Der Sarmer ober Elm %iosenanntsr &leinftdos
ter auf ben IibsraIsn 2eimrutbsn bdnsen
bIsibt. 4bsr nod psuiser baben mir uns
su punbsrn, ipenn mir nniere Sunsfrauen
unb SiusIinss bur9 cine fold seitssmdbe
2ectire nit ibrem @lauben uub NQem,
mos CT linen lebrt, auf ben 9unb tommen
iebsn. Sa es Batter unb Wuttsr trot i3s
rem grfabrunssn, trot ibrss bsfsren Tins
terridtss, troS ibrsr sr6Beren rslisi5ien
grbi5aft nidt ssIinssn MIL, Obus @sfabr
bic 6lippsn .bes lInslaubens su umls,
q. In, wsl4e ibnsn In BEN 8erIsumbunsen
ibrer pris fer, In benz 2d9erIi&mu5sn Der
bsftsn @runbidbe, Der sr0Bten unS srbas
beniten @s5eimnife ibrer &sliston barge:
botsn nsrosn, mite folte, BET iOtbansn
llntdnbsn, bic u%nsrfabrene Susenb bisie
&Iippen unbsi5abst u~misssIn2 8snn bic
gItsrn ibren &inbsrn iol6e 3situnssn In
bic Sdnbe esbeu obsr ieIbe bod Der unmit'
tsIbaren @efabr ausieten, inbsm ie toI6e
3eitunsen in's 6aus brinsen, psnn bisies
in sinsm Sauis Der Saa 1T, bann fam man
obne srobe Yropbetsnsabe, iol9sn gltern
has SdidIal ibrer 6inber unb bic 0sli,
sion, psI9s iie i'm 2aufe Der 8eit li9 aus
sisuen obsr better seiast, bic ibnen bann
nod erbaItsn blsibt, Isitt uorbsriassn.
Wan pia isIbft sebiloet psrSen unb falsIt
aud iber gilbuas fir feline ainbsr unb
0a9tommsn; bsBpesen 6ffnet man benz
SsufsI tn 8situnssfOrm bic
Saustbire.
Sd MIL ss bier, aud auf bic @sfabr bin,
ais Elm S9uarIeber pom ~rsinIten Wafer
su psrben, unternebmsn, bieie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-12
aMtmn8 tbr 2atboItfenI
,sis Gtimme bes bcrff. Yins TX.

81 unisrn Eassn i9eint bic gorisbuns
ser tatbolii9en 8re1e cine ~beionbsre Wiis
Sson ssseben gu baben. au tbr 1T es, bic
BrnnSidse Der Srbnuns unb bes @laus
Ssas bort, mo bieieIben berri9en, gu bewabs
sea uao He ba au perbreiten, mo @ottlos
Esfett unb cine talte 9Iei@siltistett bic.
sefbsu In 8ersefenbeit seratbeu lieBen. -
@his TX. tn einem S9retben bon 1861.
&tr sriuden Gle inftdnbisit, allen bener
sit slrem suten 8iaen unb eurer @unf
Seisufeben, bic NIT @siit besabt unb mil
s~eniissnber &enntntB ~ausseriiitet, fi9 al
sts &rbsit MAIDEN unb Bidder unb 3eitun:
gen sur 8srtbeibisuns unb gerbreituns bel
aatboIii3en 2ebre uer6ffentli5en. - @nep'
sSica Stus TX.
Die Gtimme 0eu's XIII.
bAceat lux vestra coram hominibus, ut videan'
Opera vestra bona. Et Dominus vos benedicat
f3a6et eusr 2tdt leu5ten por ben Men,
Nssn, bamit fe euere suten @erte ieben
Sab Der 9err sebs eu5 baau Ssinen &c
ssnD
SEQ XIII. an bas tn Yarma eri6einenb
RIatt Luce" geu3te), anfans 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-12

bieie iouff bu fir bid unb beine &inber
anfrebeu. Sd u,eins nidt bte Oreidtunf
beiues Na6barn. Die wirbe Dir e~inffens
CUTE Oierfe s~eleiifst babsu, aber isst ND
bic 9reidmai9ine ben priritiuen 5lesel
us,brdnst bat, bat ieIbe fur bid wenis
Iuten. Sd meme bic 8ilbuus, welde
9sib unb SesIs bsribrt, pnb bic 8ssIit
tuus bss 2sibss, aber Defenders bic Der
SssIe bsrbsifhbrt. Don bisisr BiIbuns,
bnbsn aber uniers vbp9selerrtsn" 3eitunss'
i9rsiber i'm IiberaIeu Srad teine Sbee,
unb t6nnen berislbsn lomit teinen @e:
idmad a%bsewinnen; ia, tOnnen ni9t eins
nal elm rttbeil bariber abssben. sl1.
bic armsn EtSpfel Soutsn bod susrff bas
Strob aus ibrsn sissnsu &0pf4en entfer'
men, ebe fe es usriu9en, bic 86pfe aube'
rer bamit 81 fiIeu.
Ga, msins 5erren, bas if 70 etpas ibt,
Bilbuns, ME i'd mir ieIbft benfe. sic II
wobI nidt idmadbaft fur Wandsn, be,
nit Der 2sIision ieinsr gdter auf seipann'
tenn SuBe fsbt, unb eebofft bat, burd
feline So 30 fur bas B~tIbungsorsan ctr
iupertIuser Mann NIT isiner sausen Ga
Mile Su msrbsn; absr bas III nidt n,sin
S4ulb, ionbern isins. Wdrs CT thug &c
usisn, bate er ben 8raten i6on sIeid &c
ro1sn, bann bdtte er nidt istn i1Sne
9slb fur feline 8erbtIbuns besabIt-Seil
Y Z. 8.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-12

Gr perberrIi9t bie bb. gpriqus unb
URetbobius unb setst bieielben ais bic
mabren grrsttsr ibrsr Nation $50. Sept.)
Sn benz Brief an ben Cardinal : Grtbts
ibot BON paris CUR Bsrtbeibisuns Der res
ltsi6ien Srben unb Congregational 3eist
er, baB bic Strde alIein i'm Stanbe III, bic
Sretbstt, @leidbsit uub 9 ribe,Iidteit su
seben.
5anfmaI proteffirt sr sesen bic 8ers
letuns Der &e9te Der 3. Rtrde: Am 20.
Gpril 1878 burd bic gnep. lita .Inscrus
tabili" am 81. Nusuft 1878 burd eiuen
Brief on ben Cardinal Nina ; ont %. Ses
bruar 1878 tn elmer Nnrebe an bic Reprds
tentanten Der tatboliiden BreIe; am 25.
October 1878 tn elmer anipra1e an BITE
GipiI geamten Der pdpfli9en &esieruns;
am %. December in elmer Naocutton an
bas gorlesium bsr garbinaIs.
8. WtNeni9aftIi9e Wirtiams
teit.-2eo XIII. asist i9 tets unS 3stst
it9 nod fortan als ben srobsn Beiditer
Der wabren 9biIoiopbie. Die bsitsn Nuels
len bieier @ifeni9aft beetle CT t5 ben
30sIinsen Der gresoriansi9sn l1niperitdt
tn elmer Mnfprate ansuseben nnb tu ems
pfeblen Us. Stunt 1879.
Sabsm CT unsrmlbli9 fir bas Stubium
bes 8. Ebomas etfert, ssist er f9 ,uslei9
ais sroBen Papff. sroBen 8biloiopb. IN unb
grpSen Stalteuer. Der umifurs Der i9le6s
ten YbiIoiopbis bur6 bic YbiIoiopbis bss
3. Ebomas 1T feline Carthage delenda ses
uorbsu. 9unoertmaI empfsbIt er 6as
Stuoium berielben ben grofeforsn unb
Stuoenten isinsr l1uipsrftdt In pertraalt'
der llnterrebuns (27. Roubr. 1879; feis
erlid bur1 bic @ncptltta Aeterni PATHS
a. Iusut 1879. @r sriubet BITE atas
bemie bss 3. Ebomas !; befebIt, etns neue
Gussabs Der 8erte bss 3. 2ebrsrs uor3us
bsreiten Us. Ott)
Sanbi5riftsn unb Disqualification
t itnb @sssnfanb isinsr SorsfaIt; neus
4%norbnunsen fir bic Satieanii9s BibIio'
tbst (Sspt. 1879. gr empfdnst bic @ss
/, lebrten in fsisrIi9sr 9lubisns e.. Mdrs
. 1sso) ; er wobnt ben pbiloiopbiiden DIS
r putationen I'm Saticau (Suut unb SuIi
1880, CT ertldIt ben 3. Ebomas gum Pa'
tron Der Stubien, Itabemien unb 2pcder
a. Gusuf lsso.)
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@nepfliea
nnieres beiIisen @aters
SEQ XIII.

SSu Axlls
Sur Serfinbisuns brs auBerurbentli:
li9cn Subilauus.
Gbrparbtse 8rabsr unb {:
Itebte S6bns!
9ie frsitsnbs Stride Seiu gbrifi, peIde
auf 10 trdftiss Bsiis bas @obl unb ben
Sriebsn bss Observation-Disclosures su f6rbern
fm Stanbs 1T, bat BET Der sessnwdrtisen
ttpierisen Gage pieI S9usrss 3u erbuI6en
xnb INNER neue Stirme su beiieben, 70
Aas man fie nit &e6t NIT jsnsm S9iffein
ani benz Gee @eneiaretb persIei1en bari,
psI5es sinit uon Sturm unb SIutb beftis
sspetti5t wurbe, wdbrenb es gbriifum ben
5errn unb feline Sinser on Borb bate.
ssSn Der Chat, nimnt Der llsbsrmutb ber
5einbs Der tatbolii9en &eIisisn, ibre an'
aabI, bic gntuifeIuns ibrer Wa5t unb bic
8sruegsnbeit ibrer ani9Idse tn unsss
D55nIi5em Wase gu; fe besnisen fi9
si$t bamit, bic bimmIii5en 2sbren 5ffent.
E5 3u %perlsusnen. ionbsrn brinssn NIT
aaer Wa5t unb 2eibeni@aft barauf, BITE
&tr9e uon Der &eseIuns Der birserIi9en
gerbdItnife uolftdnbis austui@IieBen, obsr
I5rsn ginfuB auf bas 6ffsntIi9e 2sbsn Der
8SIter Su usrni9ten. Cine SoIse bauon
10, bab bic Stride BEL gtfiuuns Der ibr
Ron brsm Stiftsr lbertrasenen Nufsabe
nnnsr msbr Sdpisristeiten fiubst unb lire
Reftrebunssn sebemmt ftsbt.
Die bOsartisftsn Wirtunssn bisier per:
ssrbIi9sn gsri5p6runs ri9tsn fi5 baupt:
if&Iib sssen ben 8ii9of pon Rom, Der
ieinsr Issitimen &e6te bsraubt III unb Bel
ausibuns ieiner erbabsnen 9fi@tsn pisI'
ja9 t4 uerbinbert febt, pdbrenb man ibm
sIsi5iGm gum Sobne sinen Sdsin BON
t6ntsli5er Muieftdt sslafen bat. 9ur5
hen Ratbi6IuB be, 9SttIidez golieburg
gu bisisr srba6saen Gaqe beiliser WaGt
m5obsn unb nit Der Gorge fur bic De-
iammttir6e betraut, smpinben Dtr fton
ianse, ME 8ir bies oft ssnus ertIirt pa.
ben, bic i9uterise unb betlasensusrtbs
Gage, in psI5e uns bic 3%sitpsrbdItniFe
sebrG9t babsn. 8ir molten ouf ginssI:
5eiten ni6t meter einssben, ba ia aIse.
Essin betannt iF, mas felt elmer Rsibe pon
da5rsn in bieier l~lnierer Stabt sei9isbt.
MIR fsrba I'M Centrum, nor ,otsori5sr
mSS,b,;t MIN Sos S.;T;"s rsr,nntt TS; ~,
TSSySs Sss Mnoanr;,Ssn gtnhIss usrisst
,srS "a Sfsibt Sis mSnfIids Wn;s7st ~.
saSr 9sI%s;S;onrnsp rnSroSsr msr;Ss.
a%sosrsSt ,inTsr m"Sthss,on;s 90
.;sIs stiitrr"sn sut,oosn msISs MP , T0
;,rr, SoraSnSsrn n,it srsi,sbiasr @nhrths,
St'sn S~Ut8an9sla a''I 't.Ssu'Sst 2Segt'ga'
ar unpeplesteu gspobruna binferIaiisn
psrtsu limb: ia mon hot Hd ieIbff Mat
a,I6eut, bic ReIts isner nor,ioIidtu My.
iaIf far bic ausbreituno bss 5TiaiiSsn
Eloutsrs an psrI,hsn, msIde HI mISt
Sur Inn bic @sIioion. ionSern audi nm HE
geittuna Der beiSniiden W5Iter 5is orSs,
ten @erbisnife erworbsn bat unb nom her
s,.~.r.1s.ia,.t f,5hars, - -.
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&athcttfher 6trdben=2 alenber.

Son Der aufe,fsbuns Ssfu -Rare 1911.
gsant. t,n II. April OF. Cferfef. &uSulpb.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-05-12
LITERARY NOTES.


ECLECTIC MAGAzINE.-The May number of the
Eclectic maintains the high character of the maga
zine for variety and interest Of contents. Among
other striking papers it contains a lecture by MIR.
Edward A. Freeman THE Study of History;'
Mr.. Swinburnes noted essay on ''Tennyson and Mus
set;'' Mr.. Froude's sketch of John Henry Newman; :;
an article by Professor Stanley Jevons on Tine Ra-
tionale of Free Public Libraries" and another from
the Spectator "Caryle's "reminiscences" The re-
naming papers also very readable, comprising
the concluding part of Mr.. Hayward's critique on
lord CampbelTs Memoirs;' Another World Down
Here;' "A Son of the New Time;' wind Fanta-
sies" ''on some Shakespeare's Female Characters
No. Ill, Desdemona,' by Helen Faucit Martin;
'Misfortunes in Metaphor by Henry W. Lucy )
''Helen in the Woad;'' "On the Moral Character OF
Man, being Part VI of 1.-THE Unity of Nature" by
the Duke of Argyll; four chapters of Miss Fother-
gis interesting novel, "Kith and KIM some Nat
ura History Notes;'' Retrospect" "a poem); Liter
ary Notices; Foreign Literary Notes; Science and
Art; and Miscellany.
Published by E. r. Pelton, 25 Bond street, New
York. Terms, s. per year; single, copy, As cents;
Trial subscription for three MONTHS 81.
THE ILLUSTRATED SCIENTIFIC NEws.-The April
number this interesting and popular magazine is
just out.
Among the various subjects illustrated in this
number is engraving of the late Emperor of Rus
sias steam yacht Livads; a series of views illus
trating wood working attachments for foot lafhes;
Prof Secchis solar Photographic apparatus, with six
distinct views of the taken by this instruments
engravngs of the boats and apparatus used ON Lake
Geneva for determining the velocity of sound in water
a machine for decorating enameled surfaces;
engravngs of curious animals and objects in natural
history, and elaborately illustrated article Bee
Culture.
Every number contains thirty-two pages, full of
engrsvngs science and the useful arts.
Published by Mum & Co., 81 Park Row, New York,
at $l5O year. and sold by all news dealers.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-05-12
Marriages in Jaclxson County-1s7e.


John Smith and Lucinda Erwin, June 10, by VIM.
L. Perkins, j. p.
Shelby Sally and Mary Arnold, June 49, by d. w.
Winfough, j. p.
Charles Yeager and Mary Ann Jones, June 20, by j.
Edward Jones, J.P.
James Hood and Eliza.B. Haney June sS, by Geo.
Gilliland, j. p.
Samuel Crabtree and Elizabeth Fout, June 23 by
Henry Weber, j. p.
I. e. Grifiths and Margaret Jones, June 25, by d.
S. Jones, Min.
Earl AlonZo Branscomb and Martha ii. Conner,
June Is, by Henry Weber, j. p.
Hiram A. johnson and Mary G. Nance, July i, by
William Wallace, Min.
John A. Isaminger and Kate c. LAWN, July g. by ].
E. Sewers, Min.
George Jaynes and Ann Malone, July 8, by ]. Ed
ward Jones' j. p.
Hiram Haven and Nancy Strickland, July H. by An
drew J. Newell J. p.
John F. Fink and Annietta Jane Ewing, July IL, by
d. w. Winfough, J.P.
Hammond Wilson and Sarah Ann SheIine, July IL,
by G. w. Whitman, J. P.
George Washington Crabtree and Mary Ann Lake,
July IL, by d. w. Winfough, j. p.
John L. Thacker and Salle AeThacker July 12, by
j. G. Ray, J.P.
Vinton Mccoy and Hester L. Harmon, license is
sued Jnly Is, but no return is made of marriage
Thomas Allen Blake and Mary Ann Oliver, July %,
by L. A. Caudle, j. p.
Amos Canter and Emma just, August l, by VIM. H.
Brunton, Min.
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ways advantage of the good chances for making
money that are offered, generally become wealthy,
while those who do not improve such chances remain
in poverty. We want many men, women, boys and
girls to work for right in their own localities The
business will pay than times ordinary wages.
We furnish expensive outfit and all that you need,
free. No one who engages fails to make money very
rapidly. You can devote your whole time to the
work, only your spare moments. Full information
and all that is needed sent free. Address STINSON
a. CO., Portland, Maine. 23deeS0y
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HELEN IN THE WOOD
BY A. MARY F. RoBINso,

Y.A. MARY f. ROBINSON.
left the yew trees shadow thrown
Slantwise across the graves and grown
So long knew the day waXed late,
And opened wide the churchyard gate;
Paused there, for from the church behind
voices of women clave the wind,
And organ music rose and rang:
heard the village choir that sang.
But l, who had no heart for song,
Sighed, shut the gate, and went along
The lane, where rows of elms, wind-vexed,
Nodded fantastic heads, perplexed
AT winters dimly-boded woes.
At last the trees grew thick and close.
The rain over, but the copse
Shoots down at whiles some after-drops,
Though sunshine, through wet branches seen,'
Sheltered in living flakes of green,
And where below ground ivy grew
A fallen heaven lay darkly blue.
So soon! The tempest scarce was done,
And all the wet world sang and shone
Lovelier yet! think the place
WSid E9SHd but in gsef an AM added ode gTaee
1t was year since Helen died.
At length 1 raised my eyes. Behold
The branches green, the bracken's gold
Gained new meaning in thy sight,
<sIhat found the centre of their light;
For down the dim wood-arches came
Was it star? Was it a fame?
No; there my Helen went-all white.
To shield her from the branches harms
She lifted up her lovely arms;
Just as of old, above the large
Sweet eyes her hair made golden marge:
Through tangled fern, through grass still wet,
Her feet went firmly on and yet
/ knew, although word was said,
She did not live. she was not dead.
At last she neared my watching place:
She paused and looked me in the face.
Smiled once her smile that understood,
Passed-and how lonely was the wood!
I trod the way went before,
passed the churchs open door;
The hymn went pealing up the sky
"Oh love, how deep, how broad, how high.'
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with all the novelties for the
specially call your attention tc

the use OF tobacco.
In this view, what shall be said of
the doctors who prescribe this poison
for a patient, and thus, for mere
temporary soothing effect, bring him
into bondage entailing evils beyond
computation to himself and family ?
A certain physician recommended the
chewing of tobacco to man as the
only thing to secure him against 9
fever to which he was exposed in the
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mn Outfit sent free to those who wish to en-
%kNgage in the most pleasant and profitable
p0business known. Everything new; Cap
y 1tal not required. We will furnish you
everything. $40 day and upwards is easily made
without stay ing away from home night. No risk
whatever. Many new workers wanted at once. Many
making fortunes at the business. Ladies make as
much as men, and young boys and girls make great
pay. No one who is willing to work fails to make
more money every day than can be made in week at
any ordinary employment. Those who engage at
once will find short road to fortune. Address
23decS0y H. HALLETT & CO., Portland, Maine.
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~ AOutfit furnished free, with full instruc-
0LN business that any one can engage IN.
~V~The busin ess is easy to learn, and our
instructions simple and plain. that any
make great profits from the very start No one can
fail who is willing to work. Women are as successful
men, Boys and girls large sums. Many
have made II the business over one hundred dollars
n a single week. Nothing fte it known before.
All who engage surprised at the and rapdity
with which they are able to make money. on can
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great profit. You DO moi have TO invest capital in it,
We take all the risk. Those who need ready money
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powerful drug or alcoholic stimulant!
Shall we trust our dear ones in such
hands2