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Daily Republican., 1882-09-04
NrEAnNselP .NEH.
~ REAr r REDUCTION in kAIES.
THE EEW AND ELEG ANT
"STEAMER WILMINGToN.' y

For Philadelphia, ..ruNzEp
calling at Marcus Hook
and Chester, leaves "a 143HlZHN
wilmington from Ship sees:s 81. -
ley street wharf daily
(Sunday iHcluded,) at
0.46 q. m. and Fourth street wharf at 7 q. m.
Returning, leaves Philadelphia at 43, p, m.,
from second wharf below Chestnut street.
On and after Monday June 10, fare be-
tween Wilmington and Philadelphia, 16 cts.;
return tickets, 25 cts, to intermediate points,
10 cts; return tickets, 10 CTS. Boat can be
chartered for moonlight excursions at low
rates. aol7u
Daily Republican., 1882-09-04
S COCOA
BREAKFAST,

BREAKFAST.
"By thorough knowledge Of the natural
laws, which govern the operations Of diges-
tlon and nutrition, and by q careful applica-
ton of fine properties Of well selected Cocoa,
Mr.. Epps has provided our breakfast tr bles
with delicately favored beverage
which may save us many heavy doctors bills.
1t is by the judicious use of such articles Of
diet that d constitution may be gradually
built up until strong enough to resist every
tendency to disease. Hundreds Of subtle
maladies are floating around us ready to at
tack wherever there isa weak.point. We may
escape many fatal shaft by Keeping our
selves well fortified with pure blood and q
properly nourished trame."-Civil Service
Ga zette.
Made simply with boiling water or milk.
Sold In tins only (hB and ny, labeled.
JAMES EPPS d CO.,
HO Om@pathic Chemists,
L,INDON. ENGLAND.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-04

WANTED-A YOUNG GIRL l6 YEARS
old to walt in the Dining Room at the
RaVare House. sep2 II
Daily Republican., 1882-09-04

,aOR RENT-2 SINGLE rTALLS FOR
g horses, at Secoud and Poplar. Apply
s. Z. cor. 2nd and poplar streets.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-04

NiNtED-A GOOD FIRST MORT
w gage Of $4,000 at per cent.
ApiSt HEALD X 90.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-04

VfHILAAUELPHlA,W WIunIRuTO II AN
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
TRAINS WILL LRAvB WILMINGTON AS BoL'
Lows: ~
September, l, 1882.
For Philadelphia and Intermediate sta
tt ons, 700, 1890 o. H.; 0, A, 1880, TOO
Up. m.
Philadelphia tsxprsss), 2, 2:23, GEO, 1:26, g.
10, 9, 9:s9, 6:bs, 1855 q. m. 2lo1:SS, DIT, oSs,
7:.5, 7:2e p. IN.
New York 400, 2.9s, ESQ t:2S, s5s, lis {.
m, ,*l2!3S, S,6.17, S.S6 1902. N.
Baltimore and intermediate Stations, Loo
~ o. m, and 600 p. m.
Baltimore and Bay Lima, 6.67 p m.
Baltimore and Washington, l.A2, 4.6l.
500, 917 o. m. 1.g0, *1:OS, ,b0o,e.6T, n.0l p. N
Baltimore only, LOS a. M, 1901 and o p. m
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle, q. 90, 8. 10 q. m. LOS, 3.0C e2Sp. u
Harrington and intermediate Stations, 81
=. m, Lot, e.2bp. NJ
DeInar and intermediate Stations 9.loA
a., G.ob, p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and Intermedista stations.
S.l0 q. m., Il m.6.30,7 ,7.3o, $50 2. m.
PhiladeIphis and Rev York, 400, T.23 IN
SIT, O. 3s, T.2o p. m.
Baltimore AMI Washington, LA, G.Sl
sos, 9.l7 q. n.; 1l.c4 p =. Bal. los am.
For further information passengers ore 10
fSrrsd TO tho time tables posted at che depot
Trains marked thus ~ sire limited exprsS
upon which extra fare is charged,
FRANK THOMSON, J. WOOD
Genl Manager. Ge1n Pass. ARt.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-04

WANTED "A WHITE WOMAN TO
~ cook in restaurant Apply at l22
ing street. au30.tf
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N OFFICES.

TNAX PAYERS TAXI & NUTlOE-CIrY n
4 SCHOOL TAXES FOR 1884
The undersigned, receivers OF taxes for the
City OF Wilmington, will be at NO. ~ East
Si xth street between Market and King sts.,
on and after The lst day of July. 1887, between
the hours of and IL lin the morning, and
from to 0 in the afternoon for the purpose of
receiving taxes On all taxes paid during
the month of July there will be q reduction Of
ave cents on every dollar, and all taxes paid
on or after the first day Of August, including
the first Tuesday Of September, shall be
payable without q reduction or addition as
aforesaid, and all taxes up Nd on the day
next, after the first Tuesday n September,
shall be increased by toe addition OF 6per
centum OF tho amou t thereof.
EDMUND PROVOST,
Receiver of Northern District, including all
North Of sixth street.
bENNISKANE,
Receiver OF Southern District, inc !uding all
South of Sixth street. lyl3'u
Daily Republican., 1882-09-04

TNOR RENT THE LARGE 4 STORY
IL brick buildiIg ct Water and MarkeC
streets, will De rented oat In floors fIr manu- !.
fac. uriog purposes. HEALD Il 90. ep@'bt
Daily Republican., 1882-09-04

yNOR KENT--SOME NEW STORY
brick houses on Adams street above
Front, rooms and bath, HEALD Il 90.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-04

t0OR RENT-PLEASANT ROOMS SUIT
II able for light housekeeping or loaglhe'
ADply at b0l Je1e1son. sep2-ot"
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ann by Earl, who took note tor the same
which became due March LIST. Murphy
maiihg TO take up the note at maturity.
harl caused his arrest shortly after' bnt
she case was dismissed, as the grand mry
Siiea m 10 ma true bill, Mrs. Earl came to
l,enison Monday, and not finding Murphy
lis mere went to Dallas in quest of him. from
which place she returned, having been mn nm
successful IN her search Murphy's attor.
ney further states that so far from being
overcome with grief at her bs bnsse
bands departure, Mrs. Murnhv was was
inliy advised as to his action, and
even accompanied him to Dallas when he
LETT, lie also states that Murphy is now in in
~, Louis, his whereabouts being no secret
Ihe special sent You was based ON am arti.
Gle In the Denison Democrat of the Sgth
tally the same. e '''''""-
strawberres grown near here made their
appearance in our market to-day and sold
ai iorty cents per quart From present in
dications they will be abundant next week
at reasonable price
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EXTRA REPORT.
Comparstlre Cotton statement

NEw YoRK, March 3i,--Comparative
statement Of cotton for week ending to-day.
Net receipts at all United States ports
during week, 53,S75, same week last year,
UW2. Total receipts to this date, 4, 26i 1850;
total TO same date last year, 5,00i, ,2l7. Ex-
ports Tor week, "a i,070; same week last year,
lV,osl; Total exports 70 hisdate, 2,6o0. 500;
United States ports. SGD, ITO; same time last
year so5,BV Stock at all interior towns,
~ l9l; same time last year, 14s,ll3 stock
at Liverpool, sli 600 same time last year,
ssI goo; stock of American ahoat for Great
britain, Dl,O0O; same time last year,
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BeIton.
Special 10 the Herald.

Specim p tnc HcTAu.
BELroS, March Sl.-The proposed route
of the Missouri Pacific, commencing about
three miles below Temple junction and
running to Taylor, will, without doubt,
pass through Beton. The right-of. way has
been secured, and the people have been In
formed that work will be commenced at
once. The people OF Bolton are jubilant
over the affair.
Some heavy real estate transfers have
taken place here within the last few days,
the largest purchase being by gentleman
from London. England. The next largest
trade was made by purchaser from Gal.
weston.
A Gotten seed oil mill, under the co ntrol
Of u joint stock company, will be built here
during the summer. Nearly all the funds
have been raised already.
A new bank, ts be known a. the First
National Bank OF Bolton, will be established d
soon.
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Failures.

INV York, March 3i.-The report of bus
mess failures throughout the United States
for the three months ending March 3ist as
compiled by Il. G. Dun & Co., Is as fol-
lows: Eastern states, 202; middle, sos;
southern, ZOO western, 522; Pacific states
and territories, i87-total 2,l9O, with LA.
bilities Of S30,33S,27l. This Is a large
increase over the corresponding quarter OF
1881, when the failures numbered 1,70i.
with s2I ,i47 $50 liabilities. The increase OF
the loss by bad debts this year Is therefore
% per cent
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Over the Waters,

LONDON, March 3l.-Patrick j. Smith,
member for Tipperary, and fourteen mod
crate home rulers, voted with tho majority
In the division in the house last night.
BARCELONA, March 3l.--Almost all the
shops and manufactures here are now
closed. During the disorder, cries OF Long
Live the Federal Republic" were raised.
Madrid, March 3l.-Tbe province of Cat
alonia has been proclaimed in state OF
siege. Official dispatches report that the
agitation is abating.
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'Brownwood
Special TO The Herald.

bsowSwoop, March 3l.--An immense
cave was accidentally discovered in noun.
,aln yesterday, three.quarters of a mile
from brownwood. II is very small at I'M
opening barely large enough for man to
crawl in,-bnt after going ten feet a person
can easily walk about. 1t is a hundred feet
iong and seyenty-live wide and twenty.iiye
" W! !he top, which is covered with stalactites.
Mith small amount of work II could be
he hade most beautiful place, which no
doubt viii be done shortly.
citizens iioI' a;od one ,i; OF our most prominent
paralysis. "''" f"'''"'
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Additional Details.

MnarHrs, March si.--Following is the
corrected list Of those lost by the burning Of
the Golden City; DR.. Monahan and wife,
jackson, Ohio; Mr. Cfeary and Miss Lula
Cresry, winton Place, neal. ..Cincinna,i,.w.
II. Stove aHd vile and Ollie Wood ana
wife, isndersQn, Kentucky; Nm. A nnir
Smith, Massachusetts,; Mrs. Helen Pefcivai,
Aawesyille, Kentucky; Mrs. I, kounts and
two children, Miss Campbell, rslalivs q
Nm. keuntz; Robert Kelley, second en-.
einsef; Mary Bond, Amanda Nilsson, cham.
bermstds; j. Q. Crane, owner Of 0 aide
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Marshall.
special 70 the Herald.


MARSHALL, March 3l.-Major w. X.
Heath. WI. singletary and 4. \. Kenne-
dy. OF pittsburg, Camp county, and Colonel
J. j. Wright, oi Paris, Lamar county, are
here comforting with the board Of directors
OF the Marshall & Northwestern railroad
company, lately chartered by our citizens,
offering cogent reasons why and tempting
inducements 10 the board Of directors to
have the road pass through Pittsburg, and
which the proposed road will pass, IA one oi
the finest timbcrcd and farming sections In
the state. These gentlemen express them.
selves greatly pleased with their reception.
as well as the beauty and hospitality Of our
people generally. TffI'f -. y
The work Of construction on the Sabine
Pass q Texas Northern railroad goes brave.
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Fort Worth.
Special to the Herald.

FORT WORTH, March 3l.--A. w. Catch
poie. who was telegraphed last night us
having. attempted to commit suicide with
morphine, died this morning at O'Clock.
- Dallas Logan, charged with the killing of
II. smith, near Mansfield, June list, 1873,
WAS ,M returned here to-day by Deputy Sher-
ifs Maddox and Shaifner.
Three fines were imposed in the mayor's
court to-day of 81 each, The weather IA
me and farmers are busy at work.
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South Carolina Analrs.

COLUMBIA, s. O., March 3l.-Governor
Hagyood has ordered Attorney General
ieomans to repair 10 Charleston and defend
the election and other officers of the state,
indicted and TO be tried In the United
States court. II Is the general opinion that
an extra session Of the legislature will be-
called shortly 10 rcdistrict the state.
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Neat Profit

sr. Lours, March Si,--A special 10 the
Post.Dispatch says: Dick Little, the train
robber has. surrendered TO the authorities
under the following conditions That no be
granted immunity from punishment BY the
governor, that he be paid 81 900 cash inn.
medlately on giving himself mp and that he
receive 5000 more in the event OF the five
train robbers now at large being captured
through his instrumentality. Little has
already received 500, being part of $500
paid 10 Police Commissioner Craig for the
arrest Of Clarence Hite In Kentuck y,
should hc.capture Of Little spals be effect
ed.Craig and .GovernorsCrittenden, between
In the neighborhood OF $4,000, the agrrt.
gate amount Of rewards offered, less 5000
TO be paid to Little.
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Groesbeeck
Special to tho Herald.

6RoEsDEEcK, March sI.--Deputy Sheriff
MoLendon captured the notorious John
scrap bowman, of Pisgah, Navarro county.
ior the THEFT Of horse two years ago. liz
was baled for $i,OOO. ''' "s0' -
.; L. oVerhiser, member of tho Knights
ol nonor, died recently, and was buried
with the usual rites.
District court cleared the criminal docket
au9 adjourned until Monday, when the
clyil docket will be called.
Weather fine, and all plows are running.
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special 70 ,As Herald.

Special 70 The Herald. ..,.,,..,...
Dfxisos. March si.--lsimon Murphy,
through bis attorney In this city, has re.
qusssed Nat zone oorsctions be nsdc 10
ths special published IN the HfxAtp d the
18th instant soacsfnise his departure from
lhI9 city. His Attorney states that the
e7oo s!lslse g havs been aspDSis1 sli(
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R.Lrrcu, N. O., March 3i.--At conven.
tion Of colored men assembled yesterday
In Goldboro, composed OF 300 delegates.
nil nom heavy negro counties OF the state.
resolutions were adopted 10 the effect that
while we do not favor the abandonment of
any OF the principles cf the republican
party, and while we endorse the admins.
tration, We hail with pleasure the unmis.
taksele evidence Of the liberal movement In
North Carolina, and will sapport such lib.
men who have heretofore acted with tbs
democratic party. aud who arc willing 10
bury the dead past In m earnest effort 10
buil'l up the state and guarantee 10 all
equsl rights and privileges" ~ ~, - :
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Executed.

CHATHAM, Va, March ?3.'-Doc Wright,
colored, was hung here at II o'clock this
morning for the murder of Coleman Arthur,
white, February 9th, 1881. He walked TO
the gallows. situated at about $50 yards
from the jail. The Danville Grays acted as
guard. While standing on the platform
Just before the trap-door was sprung, rc.
porter asked him II he committed the mur.
der. He answered. "l did not,n which
were the only words spoken by him afler
leaving the jail. The drop was four feet,
and his neck was broken by the fall. He
died with scarcely q struggle. hut small
crowd was In attendance.
SELMA. ALA, March 3l.-Weiscnger and
blll Ludlow, who were convicted In the
city court at the january term Of the muir.
der Of Jesse u. Messenger, an old man liy.
ing IN this county, on December 10Th last.
were hanged to-day. Afier manaciinr
them, the sheriff took them In hack 10 ai,
enclosure prepared In the suburbs, where,
guarded by the city military com pnnies,
the prisoners made lengthy speeches., pro,
testing their innocence. Atl21 D, m, the
sheriff bade them Goodbye and loosened
the trigger, and in fifteen minutes they
were pronounced dead. t,.
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wHrrlrso,. W. Va, March 3l.-Hon. Jas.
A. Potter, Judge OF the supreme court Of
appeals, this state, died suddenly Of heart
disease last night. -
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Futurea.

Nav YoRK, March 3i.-The Posts Gotten
report says; Future deliveries d first call
brought sn advance Of eio0, but were sold
call showed slight advance. Al the thirS
call MAy brought i2,22ai223; July. i16S
August, l2.W, ai0o abovc The lowest poinl
ofthe day.
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Ilolllaya.

Nkw Yonk, March si.--Members Of the
cotton exchange yesterday voted 70 observe
Cool Friday and Saturday following ~
hohdays. s...If. .7fh
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LoHpoS. March 1.-THE Manchester
Guardian in ~ commereIai article ssys ~
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A Formidable Array Of Facts and
Figures From the Depart.
mentss at Austin.
Discovery IF n Beautiful Cave Near
Brownwood..Belton Is on
Big Boom.
Data from Denison...First Strawber-
ries Of the Season.
Death Of the Would.bc Suicide at
Fort Worth.
Other Interesting State News.

@Hk Austin. zHbi3faYNa
Special to the Herald rsTftgFf aue
AUSTIN, March 3l.--Receipts were issued
in the treasury department during March
for $33,35i. Principal ON school lands dur
ing the same time, sls,8o2. Interest was
collected on sehool lands sold from the pub
lie domain, ST., III There was collected !
University land salea, $l0i2s asylum
lands, $s,l82. Total, $4,000, This Is the
largest amount ever taken In during one
month. There Is besides on hand from
above sources, upon which no receipts have
issued, nearly $4,000, virtually swelling
the aggregate to $4,000.
The governor te-day' received the report
OF the trustees and superintendent OF
the blind asylum. II % shows
the institution to be ilourishing.
Since the season began pupils have been
received In greater number than were
enrolled during the preceding sessions. No
deaths In seven years. -lt'l FlG
The report OF the superintendent Of the
penitentiary from November, 1850 to
March, lsS2, furnishes the following facts
and statistics: Total number of convicts
at Huntsville prison, 46i; on the railroad
trains; 07l on farms mainly I'm an
the BRACES river. l50. Total pro.
ceeds of the lease. S2D7. .264. deduct for
stationary and rccap,ure,. Ssa asj. Total
net earnings to the state. S2ss'g5s of fbis
all but S27OOO has been credited the lesses
for improvements made and 10 he made,
The proceeds of the lease for the Remaining
ten months Is estimated nj se5 0OD
Record from November /. lsSO, 10 March
|, 1887 Received, 1910. discbarred, 5go
pardoned, ,-l45; died, I45. escaped as
There is now ready at Rusk cell room 70,
| 200 conyicts, and by the end of the Yea,
the new buildings MT Huntsville viii
be completed having MS cells
which can easiIv he ;ncreassa 4,
500. Estimates ior machinery suflloien
for working 1000 ronyicts. viz. A cotton
factory. lOO1ooms. wooIcn factory wavo,
factory, iron works. etc. havs been nre
| sented. showing n total of SiaoOsi and III,
superintendent advises an annronris,io,
far that purnose Of ~ least si0, k10 500
fTl,r = -" '~N
Galveston,
spcc,o, IN tho uo,s,d fI'T5ia
n,'r'.~a. ~. a.
"ALNIsroN' aiarch OIL H. baiiihger
aged % years, a prominent Market stree
politician. died last night of tetanus resuIt
,,...,,,, 60, A.. sr - ~ ~
Wai,;nss 10 Snn s,v oma e alesI , ~ saocann'loi,
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New York Stock Market

New YonK, March 81. The stock market
opened somewhat irregular, but IN the main
to lower than yesterdays clos.
ing quotations, the latter for Mil
waukee, Lake Shore & Western, while
Hannibal 4 st. Joseph preferred was /
higher. In the early dealings fractional
advance and reaction took place, while
Rochester h Pittsburg sold dewn II to "a
per cent. This was succeeded by an ad.
vance OF TO II per cent, IN which Denver
IL Rio Grande. Nashville a. Chattanooga
and Louisville Il Nashville were prominent.
Stocks irregular, closing weak. Alabama,
class A, 2 TO 5s slt; b ~; do, class
A, snail 50; do, class B s, 0s; class &,
AS. Sl. Chicago 4 Northwestern, 1884; do,
preferred, l40i; Erie, 37s East Ten.
nessee, l2I; Georgia, l65; Illinois Central
1861; Lake Shore 4 Michigan Southern, ll9l;
Louisville & Nashville, S0s; Memphis K
Charleston, 90; Nashville Il Chattanooga,
6ys; New York Central a. Hudson
River, 1881; Pittsburg & Cleye.
land, guaranteed, 1885, Richmond &
Allegheny, %; Richmond & Danville, ils
Rock Island, 1881; Wabash, st. Louis 4
Pacific, 3il; do, preferred, COZ; Western
Union telegraph, O Sub.treasury balan-
oes; coin, $9l,7oi ,3Sl; currency, si,io5, ,50S.
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show three Of the deck crew, celored; the
negro servant Of w. II. Stowe, Wash
Smith, colored.
Captain Valley was sent TO Jail on war
rant charging him with murder through
carelessness, causing the fire on the
steamer.
MEMPHIS, TENN, March Si.-The steamer
Fulton, which conveyed Captain McIntyre
ana party to the wreck of the Golden Citv,
has. returned, A diver went down but
could do nothing. The wreck lies In TWEEN.
ty-iive feet ofwater, bow up stream, and
the current is so swift that all efforts to 20
through the cabin by the diver proved
iruitless. No more dead bodies have
been recovered since the .one mentioned
yesterday which has been identified as that
OF Mrs. Anna Smith, ofSpringfeld Massa-
chusetts, who had been visiting relatives in
New Orleans. Her remains have not vet
been inferred and are awaiting instructions
from relatives or friends. II nothing
comes by tomorrow a committee of citi.
zens will have the body buried in Ellen
wood cemetery. Many of the passengers
and crew Of the Golden City left last night
and this morning for their homes, some
Others will 20 Tonight on the j, W, Gaii
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-05-31
Ancient Scum.

During the war of 1912 the firm of
Daggett & Kensett of New Haven con-
tracted to supply the army with canned
soup, and this was the initial step in an
industry which is now of enormous ex-
tent and Importance. Two cans of that
soup are now in the possession of VIM.
Daggett of Indianapolis, a grandson Of
the man who put them up, and, so far as
can be judged from the appearance of
the cans, which are still alright, though
the tin has worn off from the heavy iron
body, the soup is all ready for another
war, that is, if the can has preserved the
soup better than the soup has preserved
the can.
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FROM 4 PROMINENT PHYSICIAN,
kendaII's Spawn Cure.

nv ufTM ron
UN 1UuAN lLEOu. VERY
l0AS afraid
FLESH
member that what
blister
human heh '~ ~ va
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down huge tree ct place some miles
distant from the camp. The monarch of
the forest fell in an unexpected direc-
ton and crushed the unfortunate mans
leg in its fall. When he recovered from
the shock the poor man, to his horror,
perceived that snow was falling, and IL at
he would soon. be buried; with great
nerve he began to chop at his impris-
oned leg with his axe to free himself,
and. binding up the severed stump, he
painfully crawled through the forest to
his companions,-but his right leg wasa
wooden one.
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EsTRAMoEasEnr.
DY JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL

Tho path from me to you that LED,
Untrodden long, with grass is grown
Mute carpet that his Meges spread
Before the Prince Oblivion
When he goes visiting the dead.
And who IRE they but who forget?
You, who my coming could surmise
Ere any hint of me as yet
Warned other ears and other eyes,
See the path blurred without regret.
But when trace it's windings sweet
With saddened steps, at every spot
That feels tho memory in my feet,
Each grass-blade turns forget.me.not,
here murmuring bees your name repeat.
Century Magazine.
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kendaII's SPAWN Cure.


3 KENO A. ansI
in of sandr timeto
Of ito
boutm
Joy
e rgri ma Church
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the railroads
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Remember this Company OWNS all Reads shown above in heavy Inca
MODEM"
fAhAoh
fnesti n
for
andcn du Pasengx
dbyh Travelling LEAD1NG
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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-05-31

No family should be without LYDIA E. P1NKHAMs
LIVER PILLS. They cure constipation biliousness
and torpidity Of the liver. Is cents per box
81 Sold by all Druggists. ga