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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-12-06
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS dausLler ol smIn

MIss CHARLDTTg o iREs, daughter ol snili
pbnfA, has sails llF sl-ai alleF speeding
tao mullhi eE'millng the W. lh4. imal'
gIa4ls aFs reserved IL this eaaalU, hls fad,
l.u,e 70 eiRHeni sb 40 Oasis s4r'isa, Ass
fplk VIA he Rln 'sTs lrrVias, tbs oAi i..l,
10 ihrolgh certain lpallHe aRi lura mpsl u
ihfm pysr " bO4rii 81 oass ruRRers aud ia'
taIlise 90 piii ., v ilsA she e4a api eammen T.
Mi's Oh eas investigators have beia spe'
cab degplei n heT iell0W,colalTJmin, but
she DO "a liial lie evils she ha. discovered
~ tbs iIealment Of No Eaglsh aud lHsh arc
sAail 10 comparison win lhO'a going on win
tho Gflmal aRl other immigrants lpm tho
egnlHeRl, The Gnly satisfactory stale
lhia4s .He fpupi 10 riiil,de phn, where tho
steamship luce eoFperalei with leeal societies
10 tAtp proper care ol tho nsg sniyal'i Hos.
ton /. abial "a NV fprk, Mics on ion ha,
maia q slir lpF bplleg things ~ oil u,esa places,
sHd eulsrtaia' hipa' ll.l heT nI''inn has not
beeR allOaelher huillea, hle lake, nole d
tho lani league opposition 20 Irish elnigiIion,
hat eSpiains that whlu lhe mea val coma lor
political causes aud l4ls Of work, women
eoma Aigsy bieaa's vi muFe love Of al'ea'
tue, sal that ~ lsni league o. any other
Iower vii keep lhem Al hoiaei aud she 10
gaIds Il asa sacred duly 10 so that they arc
guided night whea lhpy got heFe, snl sre ecu,
"whsre lhey will 10 mothers Of fae race oi
men" rather II,sa ,siI ia lhs temptations Of
tic cities,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-12-06
An lN,Drn cl,lnent,

Dr.. Chalmers araIsned intemperance
in the following words "Before God
and man, before the church, before the
world, limp ach incompetence. charge
il with the murder Of innumerab souls,
charge it as the cause of almost all the
poverty, and almo't all the crime, and
almost all the ignorance, and almost all
the irrcligion that disgrace and afiiict
the land, do in my conscience believe
that these intoxicating stimulants have
SINK intoperdition more men and women
than found grave in the deluge which
swept over the highest hill tops, engulf.
ing t. 9 world, of which but eight were
saved. As compared with other vices,
it may be said OF this, Saul hath slain
bis thousands, but this David his tens
OF thousandI'"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-12-06

BLACK spider was recently witnessed al
Merflek, l., l, After each round tho
toad hopped 70 a planlaiR leaf, blt On
piece ahd then returned 10 the fray,
After this had occurred ssyttal times
the leaf was taken away, and the toad,
failing 10 md the leaf, soon rolled over
and died,
The dislastefulO d0T Of asafetida that
Virginia Lady had placed undfF tho
leaves 0f the porch - 4 dislRieclaRt
dr1ye away q wren that had just gone
10 housekeeping, Fpr same days the
bird and her mate were observed ~ be
very busy, and il was snnR discovered
that they had moved their meet tWig ny
twig TO the opPosIte slde Of tho PoF'
tieO,
Atawaysideinh in the south Of France
10 . roasting jack moved by animal
power Two dogs turn Tie machine,
working alternately, One dag tho dog
whose proper turn Il WIS hfihgabseHt,
the OtheF Was caught and PIT ~ the
wheel, lIe haily h0wpyeh fused %
work, and neither cnaxng, threats nor
ehastlsement produced any fltrct
After sOmp delay the mi Ing dog
was found and 1T IL lAe iask,
After he had nearly completed tho job
he was released and The lrat tried
again, and tho animal 50 laloly rrcn,
SAINT now offered no opposition, aAd
made the wheel revUlyG With q hearty
good will I'LL the roast Wa llnlsh1l
The blueJay Is tho boldfst aud most
mlseli6yols OF wild biFis Near
Knoxville. Tenn, recently, one WIS
seen u hya number II times 10 a high
picket fence 10 attract q pair u kittens
playing on tho lawn, The kittens
finally mounted the fence and began u
cautious approach from picket 10
picket, The jay lct the hrst e. 10
within eighteen inches. then hGpptd
over between tho two. The second
kitten appFOachcdi tho bird hopped
over II, II turned aud the Jay hoped
back and between, Tho Arft kitten
approached and the Jay hopped back
over II. and he kept II up till one kit.
ten got dlsgu'tcd and lcit and tina
other followed soon after Once or
twice after tho jay tried 10 lnveIgla
the kittens 10 another fFolic, hut
failed,
Abc simmons. OF Ro'ondalc. y. Y,
has q wonderful dog named Jack,
Jack used 10 toss n silver piece placed
upon his nose aud turn around once
and catch II In his mouth, but some
one put q hot penny on Nls nose ono
day and that spoiled the trick, In tho
winter time ho IL the dread Of all the
school children who have slclghs. for
he will rush out when a boy Is going
along, grab tho rope Of tho sleigh, pun
II loose from the boy and run oil with
II rs fast ~ no can go, Finally the
boys combined against him. When
Jack decides that he wants n sleigh
they let him have the rope. but Ave or
six boys jump on the sleigh, and Jack
very soon tires Of drawing them.
Jack, when 4 cork Is thrown ~ In the
air will jump up, turn a somgsault
and catch II In his mouth,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-12-06


A kentucky paper puts IL this way
Whisky is tho caNsc OF neatly all crime,
disorder, end misery.
Strike il out, aud strikes will end.
Tramp it out, ana tramps will be few.
Murder it, and murders will cease.
Stab it to the heart, ard hearts will
10 longc, be stabbed.
Put an everlasting end to the mean
thing, and meauness will be tho eXcep.
lion, instead Of the rule,
Set fire TO it. burn the last bottle and
barrel, and few souls will burn in hell ?
Away with the cruel curse forever ?
This IL true every word o! ii 4; il is
TO-DAY blightng the brightest prospects
md whitening the finest intelec,s in
the land. Genius is a babe, and man.
hood the yel.cst weakness, in the hands
of this monster.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-12-06
Pom fHR LADIES.
ksy.aud hs,,. 10. Iysms.,

\ zoos carpenter Al Jacksonville,
J la,, Is one OF tie geHtler ser,
Costa lllca has sent a woman, Mad,
alne beatrice ~ envoy extraordinary
Al Washington,
hTs, Margaret V, LORgley, u Gin
clRRaIl, has published book eRlilled
TYPE Writer Lessons" fpr the use u
teachers and students,
There were 1909 weddings in Phila,
delphla last year, which, having sunr
days out, Is an average Of twenty-five
. day Tie Quaker city viii sufpais
this average this yraf
Among curious W sTles at fashion
Is noted tao hat ~ mich a London
beauty recently appeared, This hat
represented gigantic bronze spider
web, with The yCTacloaS dy'eatef ready
Tor hla prey,
lhp competition Of girls TO obtain
Al pnlRlWents IN the P0stOftiee telr-
graphs IN England il Increasing, An
examination was held q short tine ago
n which there we're M les than 800
candidates for thirty appointments,
The salary IL hmall, commencing II tcl
sliilllpgs per week.
Miss Maria T., Brace, teacher IT elO-
cullun ~ NassaF college, will this year
divide hrr time between that inatitu,
ton and tile state University 1T In,
diana, Miss Brace il the first woman
instructor ut Indiana University, which
receives both sGxn a. students, Her
salary i the samo N that Of the other
professors,
The Louiayllle.scheol Of Pharmacy
II now open % women. la first young
lady student having recently entered
with the Intention Of taking full
course, A pFactlced chemist in Louit'
Vile declares that after having em'
ployed beth men and women he IN
persuaded that tho latter viii make
the best drug clerks,
Judge Klngman gave At the Omaha
convention a statement Of the pTac-
teal working Of woman suffrage In
Wyoming, lie said that II had done
much good, both 10 women Anl So
clcty, aud that none Of the evils 30
often predicted had followed, About
oIgNt'tenths Of the mon OF Wyoming
voted, and fully ninetcnths Of all the
women, After thirteen years expert.
encc he declared, no man or woman
who had resided one year In the Ter
rltory Wa in favor Of It's repeal. II
was universally accepted a. per.
manent end bcncnccnt fact,
Needle painting Is tho latest contrl.
button % decorative art, By this
novel method u lady of Cincinnati has
already completed large number Of
landscape pictures, which are said by
connolsseurS " be remarkable produc-
lions with the needle, equallng in effect.
II not surprising, tina finest oil and
water colors. Several artists and
prominent society people are making
an effort to have them exhibited, so
that ladies' who have q pcnchant for
ry and house decoration may
see how easy and inexpensive II has
become TO beautify their homes with
their own handiwork.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-12-06
Tho Generalc.l Experience.

Perusing q recent copy Of tho Chicago
1'nes, we observed the following state
ment IRON Genl, Leib OF tho Chicago
Democrat "St, Jacobs Oh, II the
remedy for Rheumatism aud neuralgia,
without any manner Of doubt aud
people who suffer from these diseases
ought TO DO made acquainted with that
fact, Whenever had occasion 10 use
the OIL found II all ia propristors
claim for H."
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-12-06
A Poets Appeal for a Blind Man.

Victor Hugo. leaving the Cafe de
Paris, where he had just breakfasted,
saw on the boulevards a wretchedly
poor blind man, and in an impulse of
pity improvised the following lines,
which he wrote on the placard hung
around the beggar's neck. Freely
translated the lines are:
blind, as was Homer; as Belisarius, blind,
But weak child to guide his vision dim.
The hand which dealt him bread, in pity
kind
He'll see it not: God sees it, though, for
him."
The sous of the passers-by flowed
freely after reading this touching APP
peal TO their commiseratiop.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-12-06
The Queens Answer.

John Brown, having been sent the
other day at Balmoral by Queen Victoria
in quest of the lady in waiting, who
happened to be the duchess OF Athole,
suddenly stumbled against her. "Hoot,
man," said ]. B., eyer jest the woman
I was looking for" The enraged Ouch.
ess dashed incontinently into the royal
prs, ncs and exclaimed to her majesty {:
s,Madam, J. B. has insulted me; he has
had the impertinence to call me q
woman" To which the qeeen replied
with cutting severity: "And pray, what
are you?' All the ladies in waiting and
ladies Of the bedchAnber have deadly
hatred OF John Brown.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-12-06

Irish bepgar "Could you help a poor
follow TO day9' ShopkCepor; "Not to-
day Irish bcRGor; "Woll, sir, It's to-
day | need It," Shopkocpcr Couldn't
I've had fifty OF your kind to day
already Irish bcggOr Sure, SIR. it's
mosell that knows how the profession is
oyerrnnr
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-12-06
Tbs Pasture Bars,


II all tho skis, DO bslisys,
Had all the year wilhholdea
Their gala linls 10 guild that sys,
Il would IA been more gslisni
Tie wee binds wOali IA sing 90 ans
IL lheY hld bssR united
The eows Cams pFauilY 10 line,
Asifl.lY we're delighted,
Va lingHr'd BY The pasluTe hss
TilI slH7ai changed 10 gloaming,
Till tEiliyiii clustered into stars,
Ani lhmlgh tho clouds went rpamiLE
And when lte mooH glaWsi ~ the sEy
Il found % still bslaIlngi
Yei RGHe iHi ny ava Joe Hld
EusE WIS tte saws geTa waiting
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-12-06

Atrayelor IN France, whose conscience
would not allow him 10 use strong Ian
qua 9, found that ut tbs hotel whore he
was staying Ia, walters had been ~
accustomed to hear Englishmcn do 20
that they rot him down ~ u milksOp
and neglected him accordingly lie
therefore hit upon this CXpedient to
secure n proper amount OF attention,
Whenever ho gave an orlcr ho rolled
ont In sonorous tones the words, "Notth
umbcrland, Cumberland, Durham" The
eject was marvellous.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-12-06

Dr. rieFCe's rl'lspapl rnIsaliVe Peilel.r
arc sugir-c0al,d aRi inplossi b glass biitles,
lbell Virtues bripg thereby peseFIed unin,
laTei lnr eRY lepHh ~ lies, N any climate,
~ that lhrY arp aIWals lTes aHd lslL,lilp, No
ehe,P wooden % .IeblaUi biIps, ny drug
llsts,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-12-06

BEAUTIFUL FURNITURE, In great variety Of
STYLES aud flush nj manufacturers prc,s
whole salo and i'lail ut paIno's, III Friend md
Is Canal sis, Boston, opposite Maine depot,
Send iur new rrice,lst, Don't fail 10 vlsl
this immense collection Of curious and useful
Dipcps of Furntturs,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-12-06
The Frazer Axle Grense

Is the hes, in tho market. 1t i, the most eco.
nomical nnd cheapest, one box lasting Nc Iona
as two OF uny other. One grcasing will last
two weeks. Il received first premium at tho
Centennial and Pari. Expeditions, also medals
ut various state fairs. buy no othor.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-12-06

FuHelienil iaiansrAeEi Of The feIlals eye,
iem u gufs elrsi by lhg uss 81 DE- H. v,
Frree'sr fapHle ~ sanIiipn" Il removes
pain sod restores helllh spi stgsaglh, ~ all
druggists,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-12-06

Carbolinc, a natural hair restorcr and dress.
Ing rs now improved aud perfected, IL pro.
nouncel by competent authority To bc tho best
article ever invented 10 restore the vitality Of
youth to diseased mud inhcl hair Try Il.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-12-06
MFRsg,S'i FEfIOsIiED IEEF TOslo, the Of

French peHumeIs le,l slyeeriRe with nitrate
~ silver u ~ lublilli ~ change ~ color
lakes Place 10 twsnlY -lVlr hplT', h is gOoi,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-12-06

Tho Prince Of Remedies for rhouma'
tam IN 81, Jacobs Oh, We have seen II
tried, aud great results &C omplished,-
Huntington (hd J Democrat
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-12-06

lhe sh0Ii lalma Waglles w0la 10 Para are
81 Uupulan slk, ii4rk a. eplGTed, plain o.
h.ured sal are hJTieFei elih leather baHds
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-12-06
AIaiaI sl.iaka

dsa Meicsi Dlsc0yery1 il yoa ass Liiloa,. sai,
fping lTNA inplEs bl,Oi, % fArng eaAsalnP,
lIa lemiaiuds disease Of tbs luus), sold
ID all dHufgss.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-12-06

srHAiGnrKS your boots \ shoes with Lyons
Pniont lioel SnIlnncrs. aud wNlr Them agaln.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-12-06
UEuchupaiba.v

Quick, complete cure Tor kidnoy affections,
irritation, frequent or difficult mina'ion. 81
a. druggists Prepaid by express, 81 Is, @ for
IS. j.. $ WELLS, Jersey City, j.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-12-06

A. tho rolling stone gathers 20 mOss, 20 lhs
rDylns heart galhers 40 aGveIions,-=yur1
LmaOR,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-12-06

A piece oil steel is a good deal like
man-when you get 1t red-hot it loses
its temper.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-12-06

One California orchard ships about
twenty tons of peach stones every
year.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-12-06

MFRsg,Rs fEfIOsHED IEEf Tpsl0, the only
pIhpaislpn " bssl eopI.lnlng 10 fhife N.urH
l.0is prppsr. fs I contains hlOpi'maliDgl force
genpiallig ani llie-suslaiuing properties To-
valuable iOl indigestion, dyspepsia, neIyNns
pTOslT,iloiL and all ilms ~ general delAlllW
also, IN all eRf eblei conditions, WI elhef lhs
result VI eIhanslinii, nervous probation, over
w0Tk W acute disease, particularly " realizing
from pulmonary complaints, CAsshll, Hazard
1 %, pOpielora, sss f0rk, kOli by Druggists,
ALLIN's hT.tn . Gpa aHes hypgl. urllly
sLI hr4khes ~ ufntf Awe uff4ius, 8t-sW dusE.isl
hEtif llfN q. ~ /, ~ ID d, rs Llisl ave, Sf
j 4: g ,i,,, .., S.''' .I''jI'4. '''4'p.si.o
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-12-06

~N n, O. YVES. 8 NERVE 4 BRAIN rhEAi-
IL NENT a gi ,rantrcd specific for lIlsigIa, ,'iz1t
ness Co wi Ions Fit, Nervous NeurL-i1' IT. laGHs,
Nervous Pro,ratlon cluscd by the Use OF c"hOl .,
tobacc" Wakelunps', Mental Depression Suiie W. Oh
the Brain, resulting in lnsaol'y aIi !G9 ini 10 Gc y,
of Power In either sex. Each box contain, one lulhs
Treatment one dollar abox, Or is b2M.s Tor - V ,ent
by mail prepaid On tcce pi OF price We su,a!Il VA
Tor six boxes, accompanied BY S., We VIII sud pur.
chaser our writ en- guarantee To refund IN money ue
trea meni does not cure Gua ant sisslc o. ~ ny H. l.
LEIrH, 2s2 .Maia St, Providence, RI Wh"irsal ano
Retail Agent 10 whom oil orders should be adttsse0
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-19

30 much Of censure hes been writ
ten when the name Of Archbishop
Purcell was the text that one cannot
but sympathise with his suisrings
and feel Qualification, II not graft
tude, for the need Of due prase for
the good work be had done express.
81 By his people. Somewhat be h
like 70 CARDINAL Wolsey. From small
beglnuin8D he rose to great heights.
aud be fell but Il WAS not through
ambition. There was error, and fol.
lowing misfortune; but there are few
who viii not sey that he intended TO
the uttefnsost for the Church. and
that his unsuccessful efforts crushed
. worthy man, who now fingers up
On the verge OF the other world, and
who we'll deserves every g0od word
that can b spoken for hinl.-Balki-
1sore american.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-19

The aeli0s u Esgland ID cIosins
The Sees easal viii saegest % or law
ulakess at Wsshingt0n the necessity
a considering the questjoa a con-
stsse4ing . sh,p canal seross Nicass-
ga. The matter has been before The
Fogeign A0aisx eommittee q the
Hose and - lar has received bat In
ji0sseat attentiOn at the hands a ID
nseobess. Hut now aays the New
Y.xk World, 1T b to b hoped that
with the eehoot the guns q Seymour
q Alexa.dsia 10 their eass the DEM
ocsnts q that committee and Of the
Hosse viii remesnbee The sound dc.
tsine Formulated 10 the Treaty az
lS1o, foe The construction q such .
canal, which Claytos % soos and %
sense3essly abandoned. That . ship
canal win b cut ~ some point In
Cealsal Amesjcs q he Isthmus to
ooanect the Atlantic add Pacific may
b a0omed 10 b certain. 1.-THE mat
ter was ever IN doabt before, 4 can
b II dosbt % logger since the c3os-
ING a tbe 0ves canal By England
tweoty-soar houS ago. Where the
canal shall b cut. Or when, need not
nov b discussed; but there can Be
10 bsttes tisne than the Pgesent Tor
letting 4 Be UNDERWOOD that where.
ever And whe0eve1 sUch canal b Cor
strueted Il Win be PIT under the ex-
c)osive ps0teotjoo, ftum the 1rst, q
Tie Usited State, and Tie free use a
Il b. TIE innoeeot commerce q The
world will Be guaranteed By The
United States alone.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-19

Young Men-steady.
0ir|s-Lively, willing and In de-
mand.
Papas-Firu,, bat declining.
Namma-Unsettled, but waiting
foe higher bids.
Coaee- Considerably mixed.
Fresh Fish-Active and slippery.
Wheat-A grain better than bar.
ley.
Eep-Quiet, bat viii probably
open Up lively In . short time.
Whisky Steadily going down.
Onions Strong and raising.
BreadstufIb-Heavy.
B00ts and Shoes-Thoee IN the maj.
ket are soled, and are constantly g.
Ing up and down.
Hats and Caps-Not - high -
Ut spring, except loolscap, which h
Tobacco-Vesy low and has adown-
ward tendency.
Close, bat net close enough
10 get ho,d Of.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-19

I'll was managing this world I'd
do It on tile plan Of nothing for roth
ing and n trust; I'd give no man .
dollar until he had earned It, and for
those who would not work I'd have
. plantation and work house where
they'd be taught industry with q
good whip, and pay them for their
work when II was done. I'd make
all the ielons work aud pay them;
and those that could not be taught 70
he decent member Of society I'd put
In bag with . big stone, take them
out "a the ocean and drop them over
board. I'd assume THAT the meek
should inherit the earth," and clear
ill thieves aud murderer, oil dan.
gelous glasses out Of the way.-Mrs.
Jane Gray Stvizskcfm.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-19
Steamboat QQlliaion.

CHEsTHR, Pa, July l&.-The ex-
eursios steamboat, Clyde, while n
turning with . party Of Chester ex
cussinnists from Camden last night
collided and sunk the steam tug
Laura. The crew was rescued. The
Clyde had . large hole stove In It
and proceeded to Wilmington for
repairs.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-19

,,,aaiiieu q ~ lut Soaod, only
Ut WIlsse, insesad q lssdiag, ~
= ~ defensive. Sullivan punched
hauaser aod tesQstyDe and)sjd WI.
go ct sight TINES. Wils"a always
uanaesd 70 gsin BID Ssst bst"es the
explralioa q ten seeosds. He enc
eersDed IN setting one o. Two flows
n a eullivsn and when k0oeked
devp ooee q twice drew 6o1)lvan On
top a him.
Rouud thsee:-Thls w. . dsspes
sts 90. Sullivan, with teeth
elsoehed, rushed at Wilson and
knoeksd him aeajast Tie ropes and
all over The ring, the little English
man sanding up grietaly
and received . tef'l'
els slueging punlshmsat. Osee
IL . while he eaised . 5sw seeo0ds
b. elinehiag and holding 6ullivsn's
arms, bot Il w. tor very shost time
ooly. In thls round be Was knoeked
down I've tjaes.
Round fousth.-This Found being
TIE anal oos aud settler Of the eo0-
test the people became greatly
excited, ahendoned their seats and
massed themselvss about the risg.
Sullivan was angry. The rattle thus
aar, % iar - The stakes were con-
eosned, wasjn favor Of Wilson. He
pounded and hammered the English
man, knocked him clear or his lset
i've times more, but the little fellow
p)wckily stuck 70 BIZ job, receiving
Ill the punishme0t Sullivan could
give until the four minutes he'd ex-
pired and the Aght W. declared ct
IN eDd.
The time q the hattie was lneen
minutes, inc)uding three minutes
Tor ret betwsen ro0nds. sullivan
and Wilson aflerwards met ct Harry
Hill's where Sullivan paid over to
Wilsoa the 81, 0oO. Fully 500
people were outside Of the building
and kept . large police force buey.
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The way Webster Kept
Accounts.

Once, stung . little BY the repeated
attacks ola leading Democratic pa
per Of New England upon bis pecuni-
ary honor, Webster wrote . letter Of
remonstrance to tn editor xcknowl-
eiglng bis careleasneas IN what he
owed and otbess owed him. and add.
ing, - regards the latter: And ~ an
illustration emclose two notes on
money which loaned your father to
aid him In giving you and your
brother an education. That news
paper never never troubled Webster
any more on the debt-an.l-credit Inn
peachmaent. ". c. W1usl0w in B0s-
TN Transcript.
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81. LOUIS, July ls.-Special Dis
patches from various points In Kan
- and Missouri indicate heavy dam
80 20 wheat still In the stack and to
the oat crop now nearly ready tn
harvest.
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That b . psstsy toagh story which
Washingtoo gssslp npoegen ass cir
csla'isg. They ~ that Don Cs0-
eroo has boaGht he Land League
vote q Pennsylvania, amounting II
I'll - absst 5000 votes, the coesid-
esatioo being The recall II AjHisles
Lowell. II this Be tSue the Laod
LeagseD P1aees low estimate uPoo
Ne vnluo a their voles q eo0nt Tie
recall a NJ. Lowell - . priceless