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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-05-11
Now York Notes.

New York, May 1.-THE gold exports
to-day are one million dollars. The pre-
vailinR feeling is bearish, but tho market
acts as though somebody was picking up
stocks.
Gould is quoted ~ saying that it is no
time to bull stocks when the iron inter.
est is depressed.
Senator Kernan's bill repeating such
portions Of the asury law - has been
especially erroneous in Wall street, pass.
Cd the stats senate. Albany sdvicss are
that il will Paas Tie house and the eov.
ssHee b understood 10 favor Il.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-05-11

IT WILL DO YOU GOOD TO LOOK At THE IMMENSE LINE OF
LADIES' AND cHlDRFNs LACE AND LINEN COLLARS, 1t !MAXS
You will fud the largest line of white
goods, French and domestic lawns, Seer
sucker, Scotch ginghams and French linen
|suitings, at @ J. MAX'S.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-05-11

Chicago. May ll-Jaaa Ruassll
YoaAg. bsing invited By ssportse 70
talk = ~ CAiasss q1sssioe said: II
lsaa1 - u: ~ kasv - . jsss.aliss
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paid claims Of a similar association
located at Nashville, / know moth
ing OF the facts, but presume there
Eis4ene proper cause for the suspen-
sion otthis claim. They might re-
tort, that my,friend's "Fire Insur-
ance fraternity" were doing the
same. thing at my neighboring town
New Albany, where the "Frater-
nifty" sustained a loss some months
ago ofabont 100000, / believe
not yet p i'd in money, tho it may,
have been settled in 'brains." In
fact my observation has been that
the "Fraternity" is more liberal
with their "bralns" than their soap
Iital" when a loss occurs.
We desire to add a word on this
tax question, about which so much.
concern is manifested BY these op-
ponentB Of mutHal FIRE insurance.
Before we commenced the buSi,,
ness we wrote the Attorney-Gen.
I'eral, requesting his opinion on this
subject; but from some cause no re-
ply ever reached US. Upon look
ing further into the matter, we
found leading members Of the bar
divided, as ITO the liability Of mutu
al associations FOR the privilege tax,
imposed by,Sec. 585, Code 1880, on
fire insurance companies hence we
voluntarily got up attest case at the
last sitting of the Circuit Court,
which will be submitted in Janua-
ry next, for final adjudication, to
our Supreme Court, We are ready,
able and willing to pay the tax, il
the Supreme Court shall decide we
are liable. Our general agent has
long sinceapahhthel tax Con agents.
Indeed we are doing business IN;
der and not against the laws Of the
country. These YOU'D be monopo-
lies called the Fire Insurance Fra
ternity, (nino tenths Of of%haaeboAs-
ted millions, dawn from the pOck5
cts Of the psdpie i'll exorbitmt pre-:
miums, is owned by Northern cap
italists and foreigners are welcome
among US, so far as the Lee Mutual
Fire Insurance Association is con-
cernad; but we desire to'serve no.
tice on them and their over-zealOus
agents, once for all, that the Lee
Mutual is at home, and tho eight
hundred policy holders 1t repre-
aents have some rights and priyi-
lageaip this State, that even North.
ern monopoliSts aud their agents
must respect. -'' +. M. GOAh,
Pres't Lee Mutual Fire lns. Assn.
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why should Thsyq

No man Of woalafi cav do salts
factory work when the brain is dull
the nerves dhstesdy, the system
relaxedpand they feel generally
wrstcheds Why lslsorlll anybody
drag through their work in thIs con.
dition, when \ bottle OF Parker's
Ginger Tonic Z Wit 1t moderate cost
give them the strength and will "a
perform their duties satisfactorily
II I'D. ,d@9A Hlay,n1la
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PRTERsoN's MAGAZINE for Decem-
Der is OIL our table, us usual, ahead
Ofall others. 1T is one ofthe most
elegant issues OF this, the cheapest
and. best of. The lady's books.
There are two besutiiuI stee!-en'
grayings, of which one, "BeVare,"
is alone worth the price of the
number; a superb steel, dduB!e-tize,
colOred fashion-plate; and two col
.Ored patterns, both exquisite, in a
new style Of work, "Arrasen Elm
brOidery." A bright, witty story,
"Prue and the Protessor," admirably
illustrated, leads of 1.-THE stories.
The number contains supplement,
with a tull.size dress. pattern, and
numerous patterns i'll embroidery.
Then there are some fifty 'orhsraens
cravings: Of fashions, work. table
patterns, etc. The very best $40
ries are always to be found in "Pe-
terson." It's regular contributors
are Ana \. Stephens, Jane g. Aus
tin, Frank Lee. Benedict, Rebecca
Harding Davis, and that unriysled
humorist, the author Of 'Jesiah AL
lens wife;" kesides hosts Of others.
The price of the magazine, is but
two dollars a year TocluSs, it is
astonishing low, viz: SIX copies for
nine dollars, with an sztra copy to
the persCh getting up the club; or
seven copies for ten dollars and q
halt, with beth an extra copy and
the large-size premium stsel-en-
craving, 'sOhrist Before Pilats;n or
q Photograph, or illustrated, All
bnm, gnilt,tQ,the perseH getting
up the club. i'SabseSi5eE u no
magazine till ySn have sssn copy
efthis. EpecimSnS are sent gratis,
to persons wishing to getup clubs.
t'utRY FnONt ltAs,.
Address, UHAKtEs, Is PgrERsoN, SO6
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
n FIf Hll7
tg Howcan 4 sin dose of ayers
4 pills cure hd csies .si $3.50
By removing sbstFuotionss from
the.system relieVis the stomach,
and giving healthy action 10 the
digestive apparatus.
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U -'-' ~ = \ =
THERE Is said to be o general feel

THERE Is said to be general feel
ing Of old9qp9nlepfy am9pg .the re.
pWblicaRs at Washington IN regard
to the next house. A prominent
republican said last week: There
is no doubt'lut' tnxt.the democrats
will control the next house, and il
wiilrb the b0stthipg for the re.
publicans. Ii the party cannot re-
cover in two years. litne it had bet
ter give way gracefully till II
learns better."
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j F; S. Nichols, Editor.
MeEnphis Avalanche,
lNDEPENDAhT jour.

VIZ '.'. aNAA.dJ yI1|l" r'a.
Politically the AvALANcHEjs is in a po
sition to do justice to all parties, and to
advocate only that which it believes
will BEST subserve the true interest OF
the great Southwest. Its course will
not vary from that which the pablic
have SO warmly and substantially in
dorsed. II does let propose TO S!l1
itself with any politicaip p&rty except III
so far as that alliance may vt the tilnc
accomplish good result Il does not
look to or care for ,ths personAi Or po.
litical ADVANCEMENT of Individuals un.
less they represent vital principles the
enforcement Of which it desires. IT.
relations to all existing parties is sucn
that it can afford to be fair It's deai
iDgs with them AZ to commend all th4i
is good and condemn all t0nt is hurlful
The AVALANCHE 8IlI hold aid express
positive views on vii questions 0i pub
nc interest, speak earnestly ana hoR
cstly without equiyoeaLion or evasion
and attelnpt to give some other reason
more than prGjudice for either the ad-
vocacy or condemnation of ii public
measure. It's Aim is to be just. e,
az . DAILY A{ALASCHE
Dcliyrrcd, post paid, per yea, $500
six mouths, $40 Three rabpths, 3,jV
Wy" WEEREY AEALANcM&. u
! ONE DoLLAR rGk YEAR. i Thirty rsiS
columns. aCopt4in4 all the Important
news of. tie weei--Ggricuiturai, COM
luercial and choice literary matter
'Send for sample copies. Address
solAVALANCAE, MemplGs, Tenn.
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The Memphis Appeal for 1882.

In issuing its prospectus for 1882,
the APPEAL has but one promise to
make, and that is, adetermination to
nlaintaiA its characteran rank in the
fore-fpnS of American newspapers. =
The Appeal is now regarded a. one Of
the institutions ofthG South. It's his
toryltor the lJast forty onV years ia the
history 1.-THE Development Of South
6rn thought, Southern politics, South,
ern industry and Southern literature,
and its sympsthies and aims will be
the same in the future. The paper will
continue to, tbe the Constant reflex of
the most reliable intelligence obtaina-
bic from all parts Of tho world. 1t will
remain i1hexibiy Democratic, but its
space will be mainly devoted to news,
the interest OF agriculture, trade, com
merce, manufacTureJ, Internal improve
ments, the development Of Southern
resources and all Branches Of industry,
WAlle GtNajs Vn the, alert for the latest
intelligence, it will avoid the SENSATION
al, ana VIII never pauder to yitlated
tastes. The APPEAL is specially de-
voted to Utlv Interests of Tennessee and
Memphis, It's great commercial einpo-
rum, and viii ttSe ils best abilities to
| prom0Je DoLh. 1t realizes that the, fu-
lure elnpirs VI thls 90 oiltry lies il the
tSQutn AND " est, and wall LABOR to com
bll:e Che pollcicai and buSIAeSs re!a-
uons of'tllUss TWO sections IN INDUCING
TIE Legislation Of et'COlgresa lgr lmpE9y;
lng tho navigation VI LAo Mlss.sYlHpi
| f1ter ana It's tributaries,
'N ' " f''N raG4s :'' isa' i"4s sl
Daily Appeal, per Sear.!.4".."."Si0,p VI
" aeAlJ 1Appeai,Ajer Year. .,.....,..., 0t
All CVmlG ulllcuuUns snould be al.
dressed w ~" ~ '''
. GAILAWAY Il KEATING,a ,
'f.f ."'1,a. q .Menplls, Aenn.
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TIE men who rise by croOklng
the plant hinges Of the knee, that
thrift may follow fawning, are many,
and this is what has alade the prac-
tice 40 fashionable nowadays, espe-
cially in political circles. 70
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Habit, il not necessity, makes a
Hair Dressing such an DR.. Ayers
laboratory issues, Indispensable to
lnaNy. Ayers Hair VikOr is one
OF the most delightful We have ever
used. Ii restores not only the col.
or, but gloss and luxdtiance, to
faded and gray hair. -"
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the 'NEWsPA PER. . .'l@a.
ABLE, NEWsY, GOOD AND CHEAP"
. WEEKLY COURIER JOURNAL,

q
THE Courer-Jouruai-Henry MaIterson
Editor-ls ectrcdatioH anu reputation
the acknowledged Hept tesentanIe ,Newspa-
per OI The Soatn, having by far the largest
Circulation 6f any papGraL-the SOUTH, ana
u reputation thaG readers 1t well knOWa
throughout The United States. - 1884
II 1he Courier OOurlIai is Il consolidation Of
the Louisville CouIler, Louisville Journal
and LoulsYlne Democrat, aid is now in its
tltneCn year. Bemga lOng-establisied anu
thorougnly-reSponslDle paper, Occupying its
oWn property worth over 500, OUOadIid hay
ing Dne nlost costly machinery ana ample
means, Subscribers in making advance pay
nenus Ior .iJ do 4otrun the risk Of losing
their money, IS is too frequently the case
III papers tlias hlVe precarIOus esaistelics
Ot only a few years. ~ aAIud 10 sns "a
Specimen copies and circulars giving
special terms tL'agehts ior stibscriptl1liS %
Lne UouTier4J Onrnal, viii be sepI freq OF
charge to any Que on application. Sub
scllptlon tetnis, postage Eee, are ;, BOrDaI-
~, Slz, SundasstS2S W eek4y, aSl .6V g
Sear piubs u i've, and over, Sl,2O
cacn Tor yearly subscription ;ASi ion Z
months % Cents Tor three imoAttsI
! Address eloWe IN AALDfMAN,
Prest COurlcr-Journal ~. LOpisyille, Ky
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PALESTINE, Texas, is to have a
nickel. church, to be built by the
contributions Of not less than 2QQ,-
900 persons, each rpf whom gives q
nickel. 4 nj .a1. ~ L-r .ln.
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The annual meeting of the State
Grange will be held in Jackson on
The 18th Of December. > W
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The pew gold certificates are is
sued in twonties, fftles, hundreds,
one 4hous&nds, Aye thousands, and and
ten thousands. iFAq twenty dollar
notes have picture of Garfield,
the fifty dollars a picture Of Stlas
Wright, the ono hundred dollars OF
Thomas Benton, Eve hundred dol
lars Abraham Lincoln, one thqsand
dollars Alexander Hamilton. fiye
thousand dollars James Madison,
ten thousand dollars Andrew Jack
son. Nearly fifty millions dollars
of these certificates have already
been Issued, snd' more 'thsn' six mil.
lions dollatS paid out, mostly for
clearing house purposes. -Vicks'
bufe Herald. Eof.7a-ei al .r .iaa4
ITHg- 4f. s|atgs
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An HxpIknat4ch.

The delicate, tiowery and Iastins
traglance bfFIoteston Cologne az
plain why tits such aafavOrite with
The ladiesld" ., l!94t.ls sat'.,.
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nTHEYazoo Sentinel gives the far,
mers good'advics in regard to rails,
ing their,own meat. Men will al,
ways be found swho will make a
s'Cornerp in wheat, bacon, corn anGd
such things, for which Z Southern
people rely upon the West ito flr'
nishthem. The present high price
owes its existence to the speculat.
ing craze which is now rayaging
the AisyRdicats oflwaal.
thy men bought up all the meat tc
be had in th5West, apdtnow sthsy
have the people i6 their power
Let all our m farmers goato work
.ralsesthsir own hogs, make thsii
avn bread, and they Willbe inde,
pendent oflall rings and moneyed
corporations, can defy them
when they make any 'soorners' Of
the necessities Of life. s3lns
NAf li 4tfa aiNA1i Ia tHtfs i
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Magistrates blanks--h6eCl'
tions, Warrants, Snmmopsg Suhp@-
mas, &C., also Deeds Of Trust, kept
constantly on hand and for sale ~
this. Office
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sketches Of the shady side Of life ana
character in the Great Aetrob polls, nolS
being fully Illustrated from AuEhentic
sketches III the .tl ss#t. a,. 3.
a NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE ,.
of New York, (which are realistic and
faithful poryraitures from reAl life;
The illustrations arc br the best artist
ic talent atlainable, and the Hitscnp-
tions are from the pen. bf she most
gif.ed journalist AND, brilliant writer in
America, who, it is conceded, has rival
led thai master hand at Word paihvlng4-
Charles Dickens. issutliUient to say
that s'hew Iork's Gaslit Life s,wlil
present the most striking, vivid and
truthful pictures or the under current
of life III New York City that have
evA1DSen presented to the public
The National koucs oGazelts VI NeT
York, is Tor sale by ail newsdealefs,
price u cents per copy, of'tt CAN be or
d6rdd direct ironi uae paOiisner. awo
Il Subscription pElces s4D1 .Per year
The National Police Gazetic, OF SeW
York, has no connection Wtasany 9TH
er publication Jf Its ctass, who for
gaia, as lar as possible s9py rs uIts
and appearance ..ef Hss ..4
CAUTIUN.-rhe public are eau
toned against buying " eak limitations
Of the National kOLee tG;szettu.i la all
cases see chat The paper is dated rom
New York and, has the publishers .
name printed on each copy. As'l'e
2 RelirtIaiiUys shodlo ~ austle by post
office Ordeh-dratt ON Nav lygk, 9r Ry
reglsleled letter, to
RICHARD k. FOX, Publisher, Z
Cor Spruce and William Sts.
te. 81 New lprk City,
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TERMa or sunsCRRT1oN:

Il TEENS or sUBsCRRT1oN;
One copy one year, : e1.60
Oae copy six months, 10
G1ne COPY three months, 40
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
ADVERTISEMENTS
Inserted at one dollar per square (ten
lines) for the first insertion and fifty cents
fOr each subsequent insertion,
Legal advertisements inserted at the rates
Axed by law.
Announcing candidates for beat or city
Offices, two dollars and a half; County, Ave
dollars; District and State, ten dollars; in
yariably in advance.
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Splendid Connections via the Shen.:,i salI
Valley Railroad TO ali points East. .
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A rArrbINd woman in aneighbor-
hood is more to be feared than D
pestilential disease.
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1AE RIFLEY ADVERTISER.

,fpUaT 1r4
/. :. FORD, 4Sit0r end 4'D1li'4er.
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Elegant Parlor Cars between 4empais
,t and Bristol.

PALACESLEEPING CAfsS
Between Memphis and New York.
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a.t y NEW Y0RK'S = .'''.
Gas LIT. LEE ILLUSTRATED.

HE above. is the title Of 4 series Of
sketches Of the shady side Of life ana
character in the Great Aetrob polls, nolR
being fully Illustrated from AuEhentic
sketches IN the .Fl .s.s. a,.
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CONNECTION is made for alI EASTERN and
SOUTHEASTERN CITIES.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-02-03
TIE SUN.
NRw YORK. lssq

Tsr San FOR $50 will max, 81, Gfesnts a..
nus! revolution under The pTfssn. mansgozcuI
shining, ~ a!seJs, for all zig and littlo. 1ean
and gracious, coutsntsi and auhappt Iesrblt.
csn snd Democratic, dspt1yed aud ,ifiuaus Ia.
tSlligsnt and obtlfe. The Suns ilFhs IL for
mankind snd vossaGkint !trsrr sort. bat u.
geait! warrant ., for me good rhUs f. pour-
hol oi'cnmiorl % the biis,eriug backs of ths
peTsisteuuJ wicked.
The SUP OF la9s 80. navspapo. % sc~
siGe. j. discarded many oC tic farirs .ns =
n'uiuda @! the superiiuOuG wctde aud k-.sos
o. ancieot journalism. ~ andcftosk 20 rsp,rt
10 fresh, saccinSi, UncoBv euiiOEuCsA! way oil
toe news nf ths World emitting a. event ~
human Interest, aud commenting unon assts.
Tilh tns fcETifsSacss Of absolute INDEPENDENCE
The success OF THE experiment as tie sacess,
o' 1 hs SSo. j! Effected permanent change IL
ne s'!ls OF American newspapers. KysrJ
important journal established IL this couGtEy 10
re dozea ys<rs past has h9rn modelled sfier
The sun. Every Important jJur0sl already er-
sung has Geea n0diGs] SlS tst.ersd ey tie
ipSrs a. The Sna's example
The Sns O. 1882 "a. be tbs SON, optfpsksu.
HliAir!.inS. aud intereHiog uevfpepss.
by ibsrsl use % the means Eal-l an abns-
dau, property sHifds us sbali MAKE Il bot.s<
ihsn oSsr bef5,e
We thed rfint al ,hs news, putting IL is,s
readsbls SHAPE, srd measuring l.s i.,1artsr,.
not by the traditional sArdsiiek blt by.ifsr.,
interest 10 tbs psrpie ps'snce fgu PrintirK
honss Sgs'ts Il pct the hrst Consideration wt,t,
be sun " asrcVer anything happen. worlL
reporting We get the particulars, uAetasr Ia
Brookiya or ia aokbats
Ia toiiiics - have decided opinions sud ,rs
icc"siOfse5 20 express theta i0 larra.ye tb.t
can oe Understood Wsssy ~hst - lhiux
oAut i"en $ns S9cats That na5is e tie oply
socre; OF tue suns political r5urss
TBS weekly san gathers into eight as,s- Re
b'st matter 81 ins seven 6s!ly Issues "a hgri-
cuiiDts! Department Of uEsgaailci rsrf,t. rii
"hfAe' reports, Aad liberia prSp0rfioa OF lite
fsry, scirniifc eni somcstis Intelligence e-r--
P'sie ibe "esky sun. AID make ID Ire ,.e<.
newspaper Ter ths farDsfs houtehold thrs .ts
ever pfi0ts3
no s7rs not ksoV AID read and iik, Tss
5nhasJ sun, sch ugD0er u Which i-s C9i
connA 81 ialcf-sii1g literature, wish ~ asst
poetry 81 The day, prose every line wss.h rad &.
I ms ress. aainsf 1isitcf enough o.. Gu fgss
si1ee book s1d Infinitely more waited cod ~.
/ i'risiniDa itsn .n1 bJoE biz oy ltIis7
" our idea ~ Eaat 4 osFsgay-f sh.gld 10
| p'rases you, seot or rbs sus
Our terms a-c 81 f3il9as.
( For frs 9aiiy sug > l9uf.psss sseat Ok tgsa d.
I iJssiebi coIImsa. ths riite ~ uAil p.st vsls
! - 81 cents . nrntb, ~ g. ~ Tear e., iu-
cinri1g ihs sord"r paper, "a sishrptro sae-g
/ ~ httf -etk cainprS TOO p.ics BE- 81 c4ris PEI
non'a, OF ~ ~ year, potsze paid
TIE sHpts. EDITION nf Tf4 t3r h. efr, f,y.
The price er Tha Ns.El, san. ev-f !. !,
9iiJ-a'g columns, II vfsr. Dasisss r.ta
I for c.ila o. Tea ftrfiak 80 20 gi,i se1I a.
Extra cspv frss. Adf,sss
T. W. ENGLAND.
Publishes ~ J DO Sun Nsa York CIV.
Dec =. 1881.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-02-03
A Dog Story.
Erom ,se Richuond pi.n,,nh.


The following facts are we'll au.her-
ticated:
a few weeks ago family removed
from Charlestown, w. Va, 10 Roam.
oke. They brought with them dog 10
which all, but especially the children,
were much attached. He was cross
between the Shepherd aud the Es-
quimaUx.
At Gish's three miles from Roam.
oSe. the gentleman got off the cars,
followed by his dog IA the train
started lie resumed his seat in the
cars, but the dog was left in the de.
pot. On reaching Roanoke the dog
was missed, and inquiry sent back TO
Gish's. but it seems that the dog. at
ter missing his master, wandered about
the place until train passed eastward.
which he entered, but was kicked of
by the conductor at Bonsack's SIX
miles from Roanoke. Though di.
ligent inquiry was made, this was the
last heard from the lost pet.
The family obtained rooms above
the drugstore in Roanoke, and last
Friday night about bedtime-two
weeks after the dog disappesred-a
whining and scratching was heard
at the top of the steps, and little
girl. to whom the dog had been q
faithful and loving companion, ex.
claimed; Mamma, that sounds Just
ike Royerr The door was opened,
aud there stood Rover-hs glossy
coat all soiled-seeming wellnigh
tamished and very foot-sore. yet. with
wagging tail and clustering eye and
Joyous bark, telling his happiness in
again meeting his loved ones.
How did the dog fsd his owner in
the second story OF building in q
town ne had never been in, elk mileu
distance from where last ssen, and in
direction opposite from his lifelong
homer EOnnoke
The above, though remarkable, is 3
true story. The dog belongs to Mr.. c.
3. hsLLER, formerly OF this phase, aui
the persons mentioned ere members OF
his family. = Ch1riss'o,cn Spirit.