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2ansa9er. = Sprseli9it betIenotsieres
for frauGrenoe Sl99t os Senuer, at Oct
bebaseoe Serreu / i'm SisoOm at portable
ira eette iii ct bcore Sip min tl9fe o9 bsit=
ellteoe Nauo Sacob SacObl n 2an9aser
ben 2Ooe SUM- 1888 / ell Nloer al 80 Gnr
% % Gage. San benioU title Os roIis
IrOeu paa lin torsiRiteoe % sienOpitnone
9relier. 6reO meO bans Stgp, uelii8net
pare bans ARinoe. iii ole Dem, iUm uar
Us bebiRlpeli9e uuoer hans Spsoom o.
PED Se9rapelien, frembRres berueo ma
bjerteli9ite 5at.
0oraee, Gais gountn, ,. Z, 3Ote eJnn
1888. aieItine SueObien.
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Snianterifaptein yrpu, iOm rsilt'
ira Gbriitiansiauo pua @runb al fine
6orsaaeIier, iises at uare paagreben
en- Sp peb Saprs, og man baGber at
faa bam uoleperet
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Tag Gu aarsans af ''SSeturab 20.
item" inobeiatter 81 Nummere oa-M
sS II Nummere Of "YeS Mrneu",
tiliammeu for $1.15. "Bad-m
sIs Numbers" Of "Yeo arneu" TO-
tier 2 Geuts pr. Settle.
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Seo iom Tplse Of Marelabnina. Gr

gerion i @OrrGIa, Suerise, befanbt fig
npIis minSre ueI, bauoe Souebpine os
ossIise, buOriOr ban Loo fig aarelabe al
en- / osnne Operation tpnbis Mano.
Strur efter bounebe armen itertt, en-
SeSe benteoes oa, men alle bans 8es
ltrebelier uare fOrsiGues; ben Spse
bOoe efter 6 0ssns Spsoom. Oct
tonitatereoes, at Oeosfalbct par for,
anleoiget beraf, at bet ueo @ar~ela6niaen
anpenote Jnitrument bapoe paret ri,
Itent.
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M00frlan0ette.
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Wartus Gbrane ituIOe bOIot en- Sore.
I~asnins i 9auruig ON 9pss Os Stp99e.
iiosrne / gmerita ; men Der inbianot lig
fun 9 SilbOrcre, buoraf . bauoe 6ri=
biuettsr. SsnsJers par SeiO9et Ii
seiaa tpnbt.
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TN npliatsprtfcnbt Eprbrnoelic

/ De iiolte Gage bra9t for Retten /
S~tOtboIm. 6roten Suianns Sofis
Sbersle Siliperbrano er nemIis bIeuen
arrslteret Tor Salt, / buiItsn 6orbrps
belle bun bar Iottst to andre Yerioner
til at oeItuse. Den aOsIise Dame CT
80 9lar sammsI og anises / NIminbss
Iigbeo for ~iormuenbe.
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Hi9sretten, er ubiat til ben zoe Aus
suit,-ba Stal Sasen mob Statsmis
nilter Selmsr bsbanoles.
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Siiialgs.
n .B

Sc nOrlte SmanSutter, iom Den 14oe SUM
ianot peo Gitp @all, en- 3e9nebOg meo
Yen9e, naa pieblittelis brin9e ben I'll Gle
rem MOB en- Belguuiug, euer Oct oil gaa
benz iloe. "2ecOrab Yoiten" a%npiler.
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Xofal=Notitier.

@rs. VI. grifieu mobtasrr uosle gleuer
/ forltieli9e Slass Saanoarbetoe, faaiom
Spnius, Setlins % Brooeri. Biuis Be
talius. Ntan oil bebose at benuenoe fig
/ bette Blaos B%cstrptteri.
@aa TIL G%m9tretfou
for bruste &eapere os bru9te Sarpeiters;
De l9lses meset biaist.
Seeono Sanoeo SarpeterS til
SaI9S.
Seq bar nogle faa brnste Sarpeiters os
ielorasenoe &eapere, iom ies letter pp /
fulo Stano % oil aarantere, at De slsr
soot arbeioe. aOm os tag benz / gieipn.
8. 3. Rarib.
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Gn rig ManS. afbObe GrOsiersr
6empe | StotboIm aniess for at bare
efterIabt en- 6ornuue af omtrins I 0tiIz
lioner Sr. Timber ben itors Yeneetriie
/ 1857 par bans Stiutns iaa patIsnbs
at ban MATTE anboIbe ON Nttorb hos
fine 6rebitorer. Sans Srsmitiuins BIZ
faIotes, cs iioen bar ban meb Ore os
Sag tiItiempet fig Be III eiterIabte
MiQioner.
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saufius (pia s9au,Ou. susIis). an,Omm.r sl.7
9itsH. sisaar 81. : R0T9eH.
3oaftOr (Uia Ssiptr. IL. Sanss ~assuiIis). aisnar
sro Seipsr III. Z 5Oru. os urtonImsr iii Deeorab RI. IL
BORN; eisaor isisu 81. ! gitsTm. b3sr 3irssas. 2oTs'
bag % ssroas.
SIufitOu. gu.omnsr 81. 10 5oru. Os aisaar 81.
40 gitsru., huer EirsSas, GOrsoas % ssrOas.
5raHtpiIIt. an,Ommtr ri. 1880 Jorm. os af'
saarSI ! 30 git.ruI.. 5psr airsoas, 1Orseos % sSrbas.
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Npff.SGicc Sinen

sr ira FL. : @OrssH I'll s aiisu. Ssnbus fra 81. u til
l2.SO. Money Order Gs2aTttmsniei gattss 81. 6aftsH
q. q. SaiIty, 9ofmtksr.
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slutntsliss Rso5iaIs o2tas,5 / "HscorGtsESiirn i0m
bieiil gratis. Or btrimos en- FABIAN Sum.Ie.Ii. al
pis.i,itisr, JussoiO .u:A Isoias,i al gtrs. Ia maa for
iacnnui s,tnI : 8 ;. u. yini..
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Toriuunoen. Srsaniitsn u. 9. SuIt

TOripunoen. Srsaniiten u. .. SuIts
quilt i SIme bar siOrt Jig uipnIis, os
IanbipnIisuis bar ban lat Surien til
Imerita. Sch Dime Citation bar ban,
lom q M ueb, tisbt BILLET til De-
9erfors, sr ienere feet / ariitinsbamn
og bGpebe / Santen berltebs 1900
&rOner til .Ysnse. Den belle
Sag er mpitiit bans stouomiits Still
ling uar misIis, os 6amiIisu, iOm ban
bar forIabt, usb Sntet ON, buab Oct
0eIs ifaI betpOe. San bar lite iast
ct Orb berOm, os sftsr jim aireiie
bsIer life ienbt nossn llnberretnins.
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Orr mnN Sercri.

NuI uluu NttS' Lnr st Sh'
S66nbef / 9elt SrsuSlel' p'' avrtt is
Ter. buiS lille 0atter bapos 5rn pt
/ tire 9lar. 6aoeren trOsOs, =, bark
forberet al en- &One, Der S gnrsr. u
for9ret Barnet 26blsr 90 - Eistt
euer anpen bilots bam mo, hun Il
fun tunoe TONNE ltg, naut sritts, s
nOset al 9sreus sIo0 ,,s At p'' ban .!
lon en- IuIse berat lOtISO soasr b.
n 'ug andre @ano s's :, s Ss5'i 5srst
til et eniomt Steo, buOr DC S !" IN d
os msb en- @auI itat 2a' bspSs faaf
bsnOes 6insre, inOtil Ss Qslp
Set forusons Gpantum Si4u, ansri'l
eerne / bette einpolln,i, sT. usu NJ
ibSmtes tire 9useS 6ans,"sp arst i'n
berstteS intst ON, buOrO'''
fig sftsr RursH.
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at boiler fin, Rsbsr bDsr fOrsSos aitsn ri. 8 { SsIjtas
lets sstaIs 0psr Glitn & SRompi0us gutis.
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SfOle.

al SUIWIpIt.
Seq oil boloe 2 Maaneoer Gfole / Sol
ber9s Spsning, tioli9ere UptaSet al alasie
go. /, tuu ON 6Ormiboasen; Setalinsen er
81 ON Naaueoeu, elIer % Gents usen for
bper Glen. W. e.. Setter
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Decorab=poiten
Grinorines=piftf
Setnpane:3t
xraHtu.s afsaus % au,0mit.

fr1ntnts a1yaNg % "HFVWI"
Rorstns9rautt aisaar 81. S:45. eenne'isr eal,
NOR meS ptits Os HoresoasHss Iran. GHs0mmf1 III
Gtccreb III. II % Uorm.
efiumissssssaran oiauur ri. $40. GOnn,,isr mte
sr,u sro 81. a,ouI. gu,omm.r til G.corab II. 5:35
gittru. j. p. Ntrtt'ts 9seh'.
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Sen beOite SHmaiflns.

Mano ira Seitsn uOrait'OsS -,
ct amsritanlt glaO = al rn g' .
meO gsnse, for i SqsH al ~" .raj,
fore mso Jig biem en- 900 e ga
Spmaitiue. 9au rsilt' ~ e -, ID
OpiOste Der en- uns Dame ist
tien6te, sifteSe fig mso 9'n'' = r ri
benOe biem os er'IarfO', d ! r,fs
oen bsSfe Spmuitiue, ban 'an1'
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Stages.

9ohtu sits os psiioptr uisaar Os ansOmmsr mse Be
f~orfiGgie, 1rGn. 9OfiGxsns Int'ss ~ Ninatisr tF
3T9uei aieGar.
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IRA % oper Stauanssr sr laar til
aulerita reiit l,asa Y~srioner.
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Sprif Suestieneite
siorif SonoassffoIe

afsOIS.s t GtsOrab uor1,. sir,s 5osI s,nSas J~armisSae
ri. 10 80. Uto pai:0r Z. gss,u.
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SonOcuicret Soppemeli.

SOnOenleret Sopptmtlf. J b IaF4
Snes Idr CT ION bstitu0t Srasa i
tonoenisrst ROmeIt tiItagsn rt'E! I
mere, Og 5rsmitiqingsn bsraf bar
mango erropaiite 9uuoe ct ION On
fang. s 1882 bar Ct engtIIt Stfi'
is9t at frsmitiue tonSenlsrst No97'-''
inbritmesiig % bar / Sstts eiHra
anIast an 6abrit / Samurd S3sH'i
LAMBS Steppesgns. Oct er fT'HlHil
Ieoe ErRparat ituIoe nGrnltlt S@'
ipRos Bern en- GritatHins Tor sF'
nuturIise HGring, Os 6orI's, ION !
giorte osrmeo / Ct @ensboipitaI Il
petersburg, itaI bare 9IutI l2Ia-'|
sunitise ReiuItater. yige!soss tt y
anitiuet 6oriOs / Ct 9Oipitll S'n'"i
% olsle tpoer o9lda pdd. d! Os' -
bsnfsreSs SuppemsIt / UiSl' tIlliA'
ton sisrs messt SOB Nptt'. 49,
SoppemsIten til NGring f'r A7
Bonn maa forstrGtte5 Tor S'r''''l
maa @runSen icsss / Den dT'ls'A1
Communicating, iost 9oppemsI''a I
risers paa MeItsiuItsr % Ia''':''
paa SEPT Os 9gssebuiosltoii'T 'H' "
meIfen.
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9aafon Grand.
ge5tens slfaana oa slnfomjt.

qrantt aisaar ri. 1910 5Orm. % aH'OHmsF sL44
gitstm.
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gr.itOu, (Dta surr Ga', oasIts). Sn'Ommsr H.
1880 SOrm. sisaag 81. l gitsrm. II. VI. BERN.
qrop. Gonnttt.r uto IRAN til BRETON. @setassT
saoEf,asrSr
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eiot Of 5urrt.
Hplala BrOfeaiOrsruss g,ioo

SlIbu "
lf'anla bsspnSte ben 2osn % .,s,. \
6ts 5unt. 0e mObtogss paa st,,,.1
az nOrlte RrOissiOrsr % SmS,,,~ 4
eP'r'n Tor airtsospartsm,nta. "a
rdoo 9srtbsrg / Spioisn. n,s Ivy
O9 9urraraob. 5 e1rl 3os,ps a.,
U0ieOe ira iiere 9pgntnssr III, NJ
lterne I'll @re. S0noag fonni i
3oie 5ant forsto9es en- Selhr ii \
usossn ; ON gitermioba9sn nor NJ :,
anltaItst Dlibbug / FrimprsrIoo,ns :.
Dtanoag aitsn bsisgtss gao,os,rss,''
ostarsbal, ggsOo 2ong,8aor6 .
&trsoug bIsO ttI5ra9t gau en- lpr M ,
gunoefleroen mso Mio6oo poo a.,
batts9aaroen. Eaa lloaaot,n ii :,
psossn leolagebes Be iusnits Giei,,-
oeres nOrite Barter og bisiss Dam,
l0mt 5Obdnnittemss San9iornino +,
bUlltsn BET iRrIig irtmb9uss. at ~
oraget al ben gamle tato.i., =,
y9immeI % Serb ital iorooa. m,r ),
Orb; 0 Cub! itaI bsitaa" par a. :,
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ruinerne, uetop baIUIsro6unorsb, r..
eftsr at ben iioit bapos tontt bsr. =,
bag 9itermiooug par Ser fsitmopa :.
bDiIten SrOfesior &ubsrt isrit us5rp,t
Ron9sns StaaI % osrnQit bob q,
ltsrne ueItOmHs, i9r,ig benusnstrs, /
III upiaIa fsctor, &roissior S.5G-
Der for 81 4ar iioeu uar Spsnfrr.
SrSIerer pau et Stuoeut,rtoa. Gr.
al cabin bauoe tattst, ta.te (rsisi,
Al9ebous Tor SUsrig Os Ilnionfn9:l
bet, prOf. guuotmm5ion ior Rom,
Srof. Ufonrno Tor Be eorigs :aasa,
pIlts uniuerlltstsr, pla bpis Gssa, Il
cent 9siier ira guno tattsos.
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alGrlisheOens Nagt. 6qrf 4G.
amber til Sapus& ittseuitsn, 6su, i
Gam ueb RobItu;, bar iraiast fg d
6urltetiteI Os iitsost mso Rsiiusus ID
IaoeIIe optd9et Den IaUsrs (ittI GA.
al 9absnburg. Aariagta til "a,
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lie Ssrns forbsnpRrcuos yRrsrlno,. It'd
tel ban lite bauo. funnel sisvs ION fF7l
0aus GIolte Son optagsr M irfr
titslen, Ii9eiOm ban Ogiaa tyaoa y
iioeeIie al 6iositommi0ist Gam, ID
6abereu tabsr, iorbi ban glitter i9 nd
Ell Game, Ser life sr al &osI.
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sfso!sss i ben nOrf,s sir:s BUsr esnsas gftsrm. RI
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The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-11-30
The Capital of the Sandwich Islands.

Hawaii, being wholly volcanic, looks
like a fortress ninety miles long, built up
by the genii. Yet, dreary as it is, or
seems from the sea, it is really full of
green pastures, on which feed wild cat
tie, the descendants of those brought in
by Vancouver, and owned by ranchmen,
to the tune of ten ana fifteen heads
apiece, in runs of twenty miles long. 1t
must have been sad to stand by and see
a forest burned up like so many matches,
and another with the trees snapped off at
the surface of the ire-flOod, the portion
imbedded in the lava being burned to
dust, and leaving series of peck marks
on the hardened surface One night in
1852, it seemed as if solitary star was
shining on the side of Mauna Loa, at a spot
afterward found to be 1900 feet below
the summit After the second evening
it seemed to die away, but soon burst out
again with amazing splendOr. no longer
a star, but column of fire seven hun
dred feet high by angular measurement,
and from two hundred to three hundred
feet broad, which was visible one hundred
miles off, and the ashes and charred leaves
from which. covered the decks of ap-
preaching ships. The lava stream was
visible thirty miles off; and in twenty
days there had been thrown up cone
a mile round at the base and four hun
dred feet high, which is standing to this
day The weird beauty of the color
changes was something past belief. Is
suing white-hot from the crater, the lava
changed first to light then to deep red,
then to glossy gray, with shining black
patches, every tint interminglcd in con-
slant movement, and Il very cataract of
sparks falling from the fire pillar
In 1885 there was a yet greater erup
ton, from which the town of Hilo mar
rowly escaped. One strange episode
was when a cataract of lava poured over
a precipice into a very deep rock basin,
in which big ship might have floated.
The water was all driven off in steam,
the basin filled up, and the precipice
changed into u gently sloping plane.
Months after it was hidcous sight to
see this lava stream, about fifty miles
from its source, sluggishly twisting about
in vast coils, whose lustrous metallic
surface was scanned with red, showing
the uncooled stream below, while every
now and then the glistening crust which
hung ever this tire-stream caved in Just
as eats icen breaks and shows the water
underneath If
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-11-30
A Starry Night in California.

l have never seen such night. 1t
seemed to throw calumny in the teeth of
all the painters that ever dabbled in
starlight. The sky itself was of a ruddy,
powerful, nameess, changing color, dark
and glossy like serpent's back. The
stars, by innumerable millions, stuck
boldly forth like lamps. The milky
way was bright, like moonlit cloud;
half heaven seemed milky way. The
greater luminaries shone each more
clearly than winters moon their
light was dyed in every sort of color,
red like fire, blue like steel, green
like the tracks of sunset; and so
sharply did each stand forth in
its own luster, that there was
no appearance of that fiat, spangled
arch we know so well in pictures, but
all the bottom of heaven was one chaos
of contesting luminaries-a hurly- burly
of stars. Against this the hills and
rugged tree-tops stood out redly dark.
As we continued to advance the lesser
lights and milky ways first grew pale and
then vanished: the countless hosts of
heaven dwindled in number by successive
millions; those that still shonc had tenn
pered their exceeding brightness and
fallen back into their customary wistful
distance; and the sky declined from its
first bewildering splendor into the APP
pearance of common night. Slowly
this change proceeded, and still their was
no sign of any cause. Then a whiteness
like mist was thrown over the spurs of
the mountain. Yet awhile, and as we
turned corner a great leap of silver
light and net of forest shadows fell across
the road and upon our wandering wagon
full; and swimming low among the trees,
we beheld a strange, misshapen, waning
moon half tilted on her back.
Where are We when the moon APP
pears2" as the old poet sang, half taunt-
ing, to the stars, bent upon courtly
purpose.
As the sunlight round the dim earths mid
night tower of shadow pours,
Streaming past the dim, wide portals,
Niewless to the eyes of mortals,
Till it floods the moons pale islet on the
mornings golden shores"
So sings Mr.. Trowbridge, with no.
BILE inspiration. And so had the sun
light flooded that pale islet of the moon
and her lit face put out, one after an
other, that galaxy Of stars. The wonder
of the drive was over; but by some nice
conjunction of clearness in the air and
fit shadow in the valley where we trav-
eled, we had seen for little while that
b'ayc display of the midnight heavens.
1t was gone, but it had been; nor shall l
ever again behold the stars with the same
mind He who has seen the sea COM
moved with great hurricane thinks of
it very differently from him who has
seen it only in calm. The difference
between a calm and hurricane is not
greatly more striking than that between
the ordinary face of night and the
splendor that shone upon us in that drive.
-Cejtfbj.U
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-11-30
FASHION NOTES.

Dress and hat must match in color
Tartans and gay plaids are much used
for house dresses
Gendarmes blue, under another name,
is becoming popular.
Bone buttons are to be had in every
color and shade to match the dress.
Velvet bands worn around the throat
are ornamented with diamond crescent.
The Russian and Princess Louise are
the favorite shapes for fur-lined cir
culars.
In Paris fur is used extensively this
season for all kinds of costumes, even
for ball dresses.
White dresses, so popular in Paris, will
be worn here. These will be made of
wool and silk, also satin and velvet.
White plush will also be employed in
these toilets. A favorite style of trim
ming is handmade embroidery.
The choice of the season is divided
between the French wraps and English
coats and paletots. The aforementioned
are dolmans and long cloaks of rich ma
terial, deliberately trimmcd the latter
are tailor made and more severe in style.
Buttons are no longer conspicuous
feature of the dress. They come for the
most part in two Sizes usually flat and
round. There are pearl buttons in several
colors; there are also enameled buttons
and buttons carved with quaint devices
or set with riveted steel points.
Brides dresses are decorated in pro-
fusion with orange flowers alone or
mingled with white roses, white jessa-
mine and lilies of the valley; all these
flower decorations being put on in
clusters, chaplets, sprays and garlands,
or strewn eli over in separate sprigs.
Little girls dresses for indoors are no
longer of white muslin or linen, but of
white or bright colored wood cut with
low square nechs, which are filled with
shirred or plated yokes of white, pale
blue, pink or amber satin, while the
sleeves are made long, and of the wool
which forms the rest Of the costume.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-11-30
Queer Feathered Wonders.

ELBOWS that for a mouth ~ said a nat
uralist and sportsman to a Cincinnati
Enquirer reporter pointing to a mounted
bird on the table. The bird was a mot
tledbrown specimen, about as large as a
pigeon, with mouth that stretched lit
orally from ear to ear.
"How about the egg z" asked the re-
porter, noticing that it was in the birds
mouth.
"That's just the point" replied the
bird man. Its a night hawk. No,
they don't eat eggs; but that shows that
bird exactly as | shot it, and thereby
hangs a tale. Last summer had an old
darlley that took out coon hunting with
me to carry the truck, and one night as
we were blowing through hard lot OF
brush told him to go ahead and hold
the lantern. So he did, holding one of
these bul's-cye lanterns just over his
head. He was about three feet ahead of
me, when all at once | heard kind of
smash, and down went the old fellow,
lantern, basket and all. For a few min
utcs he made it blue there, can tell you,
but finally he got up, swearing something
had struck him with an egg sure enough,
his face was dripping with broken egg,
and on the ground we found a night
hawk. She had flown at the light and
struck the old man squarely in the face,
knocking him out. The egg business
puzzled me, however But the next day
when | was out came suddenly on to "a
smooth spot, and saw night hawk throw
herself on her side and begin to go lame.
knew there was something up, and the
next minute | made out the nest and egg
but at the first move made she darted
at it, picked up the egg in her mouth.
and flew away. | was determined to see
how it was done, SO brought down my
gun and shot her on the wing, and /
found her dead with the egg in her
mouth.
"Wonderful | should say so. You
SEQ the night hawks are supposed to have
little or no intelligence but this fact
shows them to have more than the aver
age maternal affection. But that isn't
all. About two weeks later | was out
again in about the same spot and saw my
dog pointing Wishing to make a sketch,
| if possible, of various birds under point,
| stole up on the dog, and for moment
was disposed to give her clubbing, as
there wasn't thing in sight only bed
of brown leaves and moss. But as the
dog kept pointing | looked closely, and
soon made out another night hawk, and
while / was looking the bird picked up
what looked like mole, and flew heavily
away. | brought it down, and in its
mouth was young one about as large as
mouse. So you see, they carry off both
eggs and young"
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School Teachers.

Mr.. H. L. SoPER, principal of the High
School at Poquonock Conn, says in lelat.on
to matter which has given him much anxiety
and pain: "My wife and have tn used
Hunts Remedy, and find it really superior
weak and sluggish, owing to severe STRAIN,
and finding relief in Hunts Remedy | con-
tinued its use until had used four bo. s,
when l became well. Since my cure / have
st suggested its use 20 a great number Of people,
who know have been benefited by using it. !"
And to subs antiate thus state uent, MIR. II.
S. CLARK, assistant elintendent of the
High School, says: al can certify to the
value of Hunts Remedy, having received
great benefit from its use. My troubles com
menced tweve years ago, when my kidneys
became afflicted with inflammation of the
passages, but the timely use of so valuable
medicine arrested the disease. / can now
cheerfully recommend it to all suffering as
was" MAY 81, 1888.
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holds them to their vow. Polygamy is
their cross, and they bear it as best they
may"
care polygamous marriages still per
formed2"
eyes; and the statement of the com
mission that they are not is false, and is
known to be so. Such marriages have
taken place within the past week. If
President Arthur had appointed one or
two women on that commission he would
have had report which would have
been of some use and value. Women
will not tell their troubles to men. The
members of the commission saw only the
surface; they discovered nothing under
nnnth -
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SILK culture is on the rapid incr, asa along
;he Gulf coast from New Orleans to Mobile


No medicine has ever b zen known 50 effec-
tual in the cure of all those diseases arising
from an impure condition of the blood as
Scovills Sar aparilia, or Blood and Liver
Syrup, for the cure of scrofula. white swell
ings, rheumatism, pim2les b jtches, erup-
tions, venereal sores and disc Uses, consump-
ton, goitre, boils, cancers, aud all kindred
diseases No better IN ans of securing a
beautiful compile xion can be obtained ii an
by using Scovills Blood and Liver Syrup,
which clean-es tn hood and gives beauty to
tie skin.
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The Meadows of MARYLAND.

SPRINGFIELD, PRINcE GEORGES Co.,
MD. Mr.. Chas. G. Addison, of the
above place states: Il sprained my right
knee causing intense suffering. and the
use of crutches for several weeks.
found no relief in other remedies and
finally tried the miracle of cure, st. ia
cobs Oil. In short time | could bend
my knee-which had been as still as an
iron rod--laying aside my clutches and
was able to walk as well rs ever"
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Beware of making your moral staple
consist Of the negative virtues. 1t is
good to abstain and teach others to alb
stain from all that is sinful or hurtful.
But making business of it tends to
emaciation of character unless one feeds
largely also on the more nutritious diet
of active, sympathetic bcnevolcnce.
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Telegraph Item.

UTICA, June 8, 1888,
FRANK w. HOFFMAN, clerk of the American
District Telegraph Co., says: g Having had
occasion to use a medicine for kidney trouble
with lame back, was recommends by one
of our Utica druggists to use hunt s Remedy,
as he had sold a cool deal of it to many of
our leading families here with great success
for kidney, liver and urinary troubles. L
purchased some, and have Only used three bot
Ties. 1t has Cared me, and can truly recon-
mend Hunt hemedy to any one in need of
the best med4c ne for these complaints"