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RAILROADS. STEAMERS, ETC.
SJEETRAL P AGaFIC RAILROAD.
Commencing Tuesday, July 5, 1858,
AND UETL TURTLES EoTIcE,
T2AiYR AND SgaTs HliL LEAVE ssaaAgzNTG


T2AlYs AND S0aTs FILL LEAVE SACRAMENTO
As FOLLOWS:
e.Aa :. M.-tSuud=ys sxeepteaj-Aocemmo-
WV dation Train to Aarysyiis, Rad Biu1 and
efA 4. m.@phly)-sal Francisco Psssen-
U AV ger 1raln, vis Benicia. Connects at Sui
sun for Vallejo and Calistoga. Second
class passenger Csrs for San Francisco At
tached.
a.aa a. M,-fDeilY>-C. ?. Emigrant Train to
sys@E Ogden Council Bluffs and East
sssscA 4. E.-tor IS coon thereafter 81 pcac.
AGseG teabls-Sundsys ozceptsdl- Steamer To-
SHA Francisco, touching e. al wsy ports
on tne SACRAMENTO river.
eB,Qn A. 75.-lDailY ~-PaseaacsE Train for
QtUJ Woodland, Williams Eilows, Tehauls
and Red Bluff.
yEs6G Z. M.-Ds-ly)- Francisco Passenger
- $50 Train Connects az Calt With PASSENGER
Trsin for lone snd ct LatnrOp with the S. P
htlanaic Exp-ess for MADEIRA, Eewhhll
Santa Rarbsrs) Los Angeles Cotton
(5an Diego, Yuma, Marioopa (Prescotth
Tucson, BENSON tGuayElas. aeXieol. Dem
ing "a, T. & S. z. Z. r., II Psso q. & P.
r. Ri San Antoine and New Orleans
Connects also al Niles io- San jose.
124 5. z sl81 ss} c53s4 Passenger Train
N.Et& Z. M,-{Daily}-San Ff8ncisco PssseGgsr
S,29s @Isin, via Beaicla. Connects at Susun
-(Sundays exeePtedl-tor Calistoga
Gaia p. NJ DaIly}-oregop Express ior
D'AV Msrysville. Chico. Red Ela3 and Rcddiag
Portland, Oregon.
4S5 s. E:oI5., ,oe g55 f,55i fes' zhp'e Wis
SsGA 3. Eg.-(DailFl-Local TTatr TO Lstfsop,
cs0V connecting with S. z. ZnzigTlnl Tzs4r
Tor Dafning aud Il Paao.
1870 Soo5f.s7 % D EEs:55s. Rss5a Train for
E.EE T.. s5.-(Dauyl-G. P. atlantic Ezp1ess
tsJfs Cor Ccl;sz, Reno (Carson and Yirginiai,
Battle Mountain {Au5tiEl, Fstssde
C.oreks} Ogden, Council Blutis End East.
& N TOEEF.,..... General Manager
! = Z C4tcDsAT .Ger'i Pass'r snd Ticket Agent
fpq-ars3
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notice TO ADVERTISERS

an AND AFTER july ISL ALL SOCIETY
~ Meeting Notices. Church Notices. Funeral Ne
tees, and sa other advertisements Of transient
character where the cost Of advertising does not ex.
coed one dollar, must be paid for IA adraacs. This
role IS rsde necessary by the great annoyance and
expense Of collecting Tor small no.iees. which are
inserted :. an eE39ssiingiy low rate. ieapnsaiw
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AsHDURNHAlI Mass. J, Jan. II, 1850.
l have been very aick over two years. They
all gave me up IS past cure. I tried the most
skillful pbysicianp, but they did not reach the
worst part. The lungs and heart would fill
up every night and distress ne. ind my
throat was very bad. told my children l
should never die IN peace until I had tried
Hop BisteTS. l have taken two bottles
They have helped me very much Indeed. /
ana now well. There was lo5 OF sick folks
here who have seen how they helped me. and
ttey used them and are cured, and feel as
thankful as I do that there is 80 valuable q
medicine msda. MRS. JULIA G. CUSHING.
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From the accounts OF the thought reading tes;
given By Bishop to the challenge q Labouchere, at
s.. James Hall, London, We find it impossible to
arrive at any other verdict than this Bishop won,
aud Labou;here should pay the wager TO the hos.
pital he agreed to donate it to- Bishop read the
concesled figuresheid by Colonel Statham and save
by thought reading never could have done 50.
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nr. Ia Mars serainal PIls euro

Or. Ia Mars seniiaal pins cure All
Emissions 4mpotency, Nervous and Physical De-
bity, and all that class Of complaints arising from
Excess, Indiscrstioa Abuse. The Oh ind in tnls
remedy FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH, and tne
Young s safeguard and protection. Dr. La hARs
SEMINAL Pills restore the Sexual Organs, debiItated
from whatever cause, 70 their PTestae vigor. PRICE,
g so Der bottle. Sent O. o. D. BY exprsss 70 any
address eeeyre from observation Address an o. qeit
10 A. @CBOYLE & CO., Druggists. Postofice Box
1852, San francisco. MO ON
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ZOE pRgss FoR SALE.

We have at the REc5RD-UEIoN Office two large
double oyiisder Hoe presses in perfect order q
which will be eoli at low price, snd upon easy
terms The s;zo os bad-piate is loxGs inches The
purchaser can have bis choios Of the presses. Tbs
object in ceiling il to replace WITT one o. moro r.pid
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PLACERVILLE ACADEMY.
PAAEERVsILE, Ell DORADO COUsIY.

YENHIs INSTITUTION HAS A DECIDED AD-
vantage in location. Situated among the foot
bills the climate is very favorable for health and
study From local papers we learn that the institu
tien stands very high in the estimation Of the peo-
pie who have the hest opportunity To judge Of It's
merits. The Mountain Democrat" thus speaks OF
the late CONNER cement: Tho exercises as q
whole and in every part, calculated to inspire
our people with pride in the institution which had
tted these young people 20 class of six gradustes)
for assJciation--credi5ablet to themselveswith the
educated and refined OF the worla's best society"
B15- The next term will commence August ed.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

pr. Truesuan viii Extract your Teeth
positively without rain or charge; will make
YOU set OF artificial teeth for $40, warranted to Ii;
all your teeth with gold from g cavity according
to size platina 81 So silver or bone 81 ali work
Grstclass and warranted call at his dental parors
and satisfy yourself 1901 Market street, corner OF
SIKH, San Francisco: Market street cars pass
door every thee minutes. leIS u
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'Mrs. Lydia L. Pinkham'd Vegetable Com
pound is most valuable medicine for ladies
Of all ages WHO may be eflioted with any
form of disease peculiar to thu sex. Her
Remediss are not only pus pin liquid forms,
but ia Pills and LozsngsT, in which forms
they ara gseursly sent THROUGH the mails.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-04

SPENCER, who cleared out, presumably that he
might be compelled TO testify against the star
route defendants, has returned. Had be only known
how many stupid men sit on juries, he nighttime
saved himself the trouble OF flight.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-04

TIE ounce Of prevention and pound of
cure is found in Mason & Pollard'a Pills, an
uafaiiiag preventive aad positive cure for
malaria. and fever aud ague. Their action is
mild and certain. They restore to the sys-
tenn It's full vigor. Druggists.
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CONFEDERATE bonds are Sy4ia being "boomed
up" It scheme 70 initiate and then food the
market I. is singular that this transparent trick
shoilI sill deceive.
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THs Oakland Fide,ts says; an sn evil moment
Mr. Foste Isis the cat out of the bag. He simply
takes the position he does because of public clAnor
aid because it would put his party on top"
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PIONEER LIVERY 8TAsLE.
ARMORY HALL ASSOCIATION.

THyHE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE STOCK.
Z holders Of the ArmOry Hail Association will be
he'd on SATURDAY EVENING, July 9TH, at
OF Directors for the ensuing year. AID for the
action Of such other bu.iuess may be brought
before it. JOHN P. DALTON, Secretary.
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The celebration now in progress st Santa Fe Is
attracting much attention. St Augustine SIN
holds the rrOet of being the oldest town. but Santa
Fe Is possessed Of greater historic interest.
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Tuesday. JUAY 10, 1888.

Plans and specifications can be seen ut the office
Of Percy & Hamilton. architects, 10. 2o9 Nam
street. Stockton, Cal. Proposals must be acconpa.
MED with q good bond Of ten per cent Of the
amount Of proposal, aud in all respects subject to
the cuuditlns Of the specifications and Of the gen
eral building laws Of the State. All proposals and
bonds must be made the blank forms furnished
at the Architects office, placed in sealei envelopes,
and addressed to the Secretary Of the Board above
stated. The Board reserves the right 10 reject any
ard sl bids or accept any
n. ~ ORR,
Secretary of the Board Of Directors Of the State In
glne Asylum. ieIl.td
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BLACK IeEAMGND G0Aa
AND SCREENINGS.

FryHE ABOVE WE'LL KNOWN SUPERIOR
z MONTE DIABLo COAL, tie nest economical
thas cn DO ussd for sten iE for gale ia lots 70 silt
81 Black Dlsmon1 Landing. Csutra Gotta oolE85s,
sni at the ofdoo II tho Couapany, son-5ssst csyeE
Of Poison and srSsr sgsss5- ia frsoa.sae
p B CORNWALL,
dit President 3, d c. Il. Co.
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NERVOUSNESS. peevishuess sid fretting. SO
often connected with overworEed females
ives. is rapidly relieved bs Browns Iron
Y
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All niseases Cared by She s.eYs;aIIziaE
Cure, such as Catarrh in its worst forms throat
and lungs; female weakness specially. oxygen
Depot, 1870 Geary street. let-4m
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FLIES, reaches, ants. bed6ugs, rats, mice,
Grove. ebiumunks, cleared out by Rough on
Rata" l5e,
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Il is said shas John rrisat .soarepisissa yis; to
America There is nc f5reigis< AneiissHs would
more sincerely honor.
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AYERS Aqua Cure is warranted to cure all
ulalarial disorders when ths directions ara
faithfully followed.
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Tha pr0cassinn

The Procession will be formed and move promptly
at 10 o'clock A. h., and organic tons and parties
king part in the procession must move at that
hour, The various divisions will form SIS follows
FIRST Division, on Seventh street, right resting on
/ street, extending south.
second Division, on street. right resting on Sev.
enth. extending vest
Third Division. ON street, right resting on Sew
enth, extending east.
Four5h Division, on street, RICH. resting on Sew.
enlh, extending cast.
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NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.

GrEALFD PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING IA.
- terials and erecting the nea additional Build
ing4 to the State Insane Asylum stockton win be
received at the Office Of n NJ ORR Secretary OF the
Board o. Directors OF the State Insane Asylum, ct
Stockton California, until 10 O'Clock \. Il. OF
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1O7TH ANNIVERSARY,
LATEST SENSATION

FEyHE WFLL-sELECTED MILLINERY STOCK
I of TICE & CLEMENTS, including the fixtures,
is offered for sale below cost. Ladies' call and
see for yourselves. This sale is genuine. object,
retiring from business iva 1p1m
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Sacramento 6 Pi&G8FVIllG Railroad
SO p S-zs5f

on RAa AFTER Wednesday, azay So, 1855.
UErsL RuRTEgR H0TqcR,
Tra.rs viii mn between Sacg melt5 AID SE!ngle
Springs Is follows:
Leave Sacramento tor E0iscm, Latrobs
sud saingle SDrinpe. ........... 1880 4. =
Leave Sacramento for Folaom. 400 ?. N
Leave Shingie Springs ior Latrobe. Eoi-
som and Sacramento. ...>--...l1:15 8. y
Leave Iatrobs for Folsom snd Sacsa-
lAeNto. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ss's'- -A1fyu 2
Leave Folsom ior S2oranen5o.......-.. $50 a. 81.
Leave Folsom Tor Sacramento. lJ6 2. N.
rur2-f }. .. WRIGHT, Superintendent.
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The Nations Birthday.
PROGRAMME Of TRs DAY w ccLEB8ATs.
THE 9RAND MARSHAL

ySyAKES PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING THE
I Route OF Procession and Order OF Exercises,
as fsllows:
1he day will be heralded with the National Salute
of thirteen guns repeated at noon add at shutdown,
by Company &, First Artillery Regiment.
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FIREWORKS

VIII conclude the festivities Of the day, when gor
gcous pyrotechnio dilpiay viii illuminate thu CAPT
tOl Grounds.
BY request Of the Fantasies, it is announced that
they viii indulge in their annual programme OF fuu
and frolic, beginning at o'clock P N.
Tie Division harssals aud every Aid must be
promptly at the Grand Marshal's Headquarters
Capitol Hotel, Ut 30 a NJ. mounted and ready fol-
orders.
ORDER Of PROCAs8TON,
Advance Of Mounted Police, Matt KaIcher. Chief
GRAND .THss. y. sC0TT,
(Colors, Yellow and Gold.)
Chief % STAFF HeBry KILLER,
tso,ors, Red, White and Blue)
Division Garshess.
Cred and Golj)
r, 81. C'arken, Or. J.B. Lame
1hos h. Berkey, W. G. Scott.
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NEW ADVERTIsEMEETS.
AHXoEY Co. G (sARsgIBID GUARpb
FIRST ARrIi.LERS REGIMENT,
FoURTH BRIGADE, n. C. c.,
SACRAMENTO, July ., 1883

Nhff III @tAs lis11GAllls 1Ds
AaxoKY Co. G (sARsyTBID GUARpl !
FIRST ARTILLERY REGIMENT,
FouRTH BRIGADE, \. C. c.,
SACRAMENTO, July 3, 1853.
Pursuant to Reeimental Orders. all officers and
enlisted men Of Company are hereby ordered 20
report at the Company ATmory, in full uniform, on
July T. 1888, 81 4. N. sharp. By order Of
CAPTAIN CLINTON L. WHITE.
Commanding ComParyG.
JOIN c. DAss. First Sergeant. jyl-lt.
sacramento Uniformed Degree%5-y
Carap No. l. /. q. y. F--Xou are hereby <SSsTf
ordered TO appear a; your Camp THIS (Wed- TX
nesday) MORNING, July 9Th, at O'Clock W.
sharp, full uniform incudirg fatigue cp on belt.
Ed. NJ MARTIN, Commander.
" 4. STEPHENSON, Secretary. Jy4-lt'
UnioE Hodge. 80. 5s, 4. rad i. NJ. a
Officers and members please take n0tics :>sENs-
The stated Meeting q your Lodge Til b. M
held at Masonic Hall, THIS ("ednesday)L "
EVENING, July !, 1888, at s o'clock. Visiting
brethren cordially invited to attend. Per order
ALBERT HART, WA.
JoHs GcARTHUR, Secretary. iy4-lt'
The regaIar Meetiug OF Unity L0dee.
No 2lss, K Of H, will be held in Grand Army Hall,
K street, bets cen Filth and sixth, THIS twednes
-'''' - JH ?. BEILBkoy. Dictator,
FRANK AyEnY, Reporter. iyllt
Tae Frasen EeresE OF the German Eutil-
Gran Church will hold their monthly meeting
THURSDAY AFTERNOON July s. at o'clock, at
the Church. MRS B. KNAUER President.
ty4lts
EgyANTED-ENERGE oANVASSERs NOT
~ afraid Of work and hot weather, 10 canvass
this city. Salary $40 per week. Address A. J., this
Office. iy4Gt'
y7sTANTED-A GERMAN GIRL TO Do HOUSE.
W work. Must Re a Good Cook Inquire at
QTE I, street iva 81
our NEw HOUSEHOLD MANUAL-soI Il.
outfit Address, WM. GARRETS0E s. CO, 62}
Washington street, San Frsnoisco, Cal iy4-lw
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sTEINwAY & SOUS, PIANOS.

4 HEYNAE, SOLE AGENT, I.z5sssg'1s.. s55F..yr,-
a street. het. Sixth ard seventh, II
) paSite Cour5-boass. PIANOS TOT & e.
LIT, Pianos gold On insSalUleRt5. ise2pEE1
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Route Of March.

The Procession viii rfove az follows From Sew.
enth su5 stree Is. along Seventh to =, II 10 Ninth
Ninth to O, G to Eleventh, Eleventh TO l, to
Tenth, Tenth to J, TO Socouo, Second to X X to
Tenth, Tent1 to NJ ,; to Second, AID counteTIua ch
when the Grand Marsha viii review and dismiss
the column.
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3. N, IUENt.,.,.s ..,s......-, .tseuefa1 manager
=. Z. GOcDEAT- .Ger'i Pass'r snd Ticket Agent
je9-4D.i
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FIRST Dlg1SiOS.
Marshal R NJ Clarken.
Aids Charles Cooley James c. Kelley.
Brigadier General John T. Carey and staff, COM
maudng Fourth Brigade.
First Artillery Band.
First Artillery Regiment, Colonel T. ". Sheohan
comm nding, ard Staff mounted
National Allegoricsl Car with Goddess CT Liberty
and representatives OF States and
Territories.
SECOND DITIsT0w.
Marshal-Thomas H. Berkey
Aids-John Barrett aud W. Y. Shower.
bussar Band.
Sacramento Hussers, mounted, Captain Fred He'll
bron commanding, acting as escort to Hs Ex-
eellsncY Governor George StOneman aud
ths state Officers and tie Grand
Army Of the Republic aud
Union Veterans
hilegorical Car-"Seal Of State"
City and County Officials in open Carriages.
Board OF Education.
Board Of Health.
OFFICERS oY THE DAY:
President. .........,.........H Hon. John @ Brown
Secretary. h 7 Devlin
chaplain. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Rev c. Mekevey
Orator Hon. ). c. Demo
Poet Ralph Turaer, Esq.
Reader N A. Lndley
THIRD DIVISION.
Slardhal-Dr j. Lame.
Alds-G. G. MchuIen, Frank j. DeyliG and Hal T.
Wells.
Rockville Band.
Sacramento Uniformed Degree, Camp No 1, J. o.
o. f, I'd. NJ. Mario, Conmaudor,
Escor' ing Sacramento Pioneers
Allegorical Tar" signing of the Treaty OF Peace.
Verein Eintrscht
FoFesters.
Changers, o. s. Flint Marshal.
FGHRYE DEvEsf0S.
Barsh9l-W. G. Scott
Aids-"m. Hanlon and George Clark,
Drum Corps.
Fire Commissioners
Fire Experimentation. sullivan, Chief NJ. O'Meara,
Assistant.
Allegorical Car 1.-THE Schools"
Children of the Protestant Orphan Asylum in On
Representatives Of business Houses aud Industries
Citizens in Carriages and on Horseback
TH0S. J. SCOTT. Grand MARSHAL.
HENRY MILLER, Chief Aid. jy41t
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-09-01

wreck OF his fortune, Of nia career. and OF
his health. The story 10 miserable one
and, being that Of the composer OF "pHn
Giovanni and tie "Zsu5eriots.' con, ms
a deep. tragic interest f~r US; yttN Is IN
reality tie story Of hundreds OF otter mus
sicians oil small or no gifts and the only
really strange circumstance i that this
commonplace tale Of failure .hould be that
Of . man Of genius like Mozart This an
ou.ly VI have partially explained BY
showing ho. h;s father arranged matters ~
if be had positively been planning an OBJ
scure and unsuccessful career for his son /;
the other half Of the explanation nust be
sought for in Mozart's own character. which.
compared with his genius, VA almost -
Commonplace As was his life, and which
might. like it. have been that OF . ssrJ me-
diocre artist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-09-01

A slovenly, commonplace wife, low, dis
orderly connections, and reckless habits,
reduced him to a system Of coustan; over
work and constant borrowing. One child
after another was born and died, his wife
was continually i'll. symphonies bad to be
sold before they we're written, usurers had
to be resorted to, till the catastrophe came,
which the father, the unwilling bu, original
cause, was nercifu!ly spared from witness.
irg. Mozart, whom the poor, anxious
chapel master OF Ss'zburg had hoped TO see
at the head Ct g comfortable Christian
household -feveri.h'y anxic IS 10 get eigh,
pupiis-writing g masterpiece. tie "Zauber
aote, for q suburban theatre of p!anks.
owned oy q ha,l~e quiI-bgins, according to
his own expression. 10 have the taste OF
death on his tongue, dies miseraoIy and
painfully, leaving only six dorins to a
his debts. aud is huIr.edly buried in the
cheapest manner in the COMMON cileh Of
the public cemetery. wsthol. even q cross
to distinguish his resting place from tia: of
the teggars around him McEa,t behevea
he vas being poisoned. as Pergolesi had
believed hiusel. to De when be. toe. died in
obscursy and want bat rha. need could
Any of his enemies have had t poison hin7
he could never have struggled oct Of The
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-09-01
Like His Dad.

hear his mothers Gliding Voice
"How came your trousen torn?
And black as Ink, sir. II your SHIT
You put on clean this morn.
Your feet are wet, TOO, ! declare;
You're muddy TO your knees
10 toe bad you only care
Your mother, sir, TO tease.
"Apd those nice shoes, your sunday best
That but three times you've worn,
Are scratched and scraped and all run
down.
The heel ofone 10 gone.
your hair 4. twisted In n .nar.,
And Just look at that hand.
It looks as though 'twere never
How dare you say It's tanned"
you've been a fishing, sir, guess
What. been TO see the match
You'u have a fl OF sickness. sir
A pretty cold you'll Catch
And then she talks for half an hour
And only stops TO say,
"Your fatherll hear Of this tonight
What do you think he'll say:
Ny friends In complimentary way
Declare TO ne they sec
A close resemblancc-very
Between the boy L me.
But nothing that they see IN him
In either form or face
Bespeaks my son as do his prank
In these my own | trace.
And why should ! AT tattered ciotAe.
or dirty ones repine?
In him ! live my youth again
God bless the boy! he's mine
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-09-01

A celebrated physician advises Ff
. eep Is . mean Of increasing pa"
Strength Perhsp, be is right. :oA
tartan informs rs tina, The .t'easa 4
onion increases the longer i. s1sH
bed. -Somerri!le Journal.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-09-01

a certain i1nzu. fArchorlyn .e>@
produces in rojen,s a ta.sl cu'snfoa
case. and Drs Joseph ard Cranps Pr
akinE advantage Of this fac, a. 3 asf'
destroying field mice. They wo2!1 ir
the fungus % the skin o. captured 1S
vas1 t1rn the ca5sives bose . sf'rN
,ntectioa.
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49,
said.
And to You" be added, looking around
the room with appreciation. 1t had been
suddenly metamorphcsed into the model Of
a chamber for the SICK. The open Gre,
with its cheerful blaze and ventilatius
draught the sabdued light; the white and
warm drapery of the bed Ter Own little
couch near by pretty, stadowy pictures
upon the walls tinted By her own hands
an eloquent silence ~reigning over oil.
Il. is lucky for yonder lad" thought the
doctor, that in all this big. wretched bar
rack the one little snu2gery is his own"
And so the day. went By; each one
freishted with hope and fear. There came
one at last upon which r,sed the lite or
the death Of the young medical student
Some time this evening said the doc
tor to Miss TurIin. he, will regain con.
sciousnesf; be sure ,ha, you do rot leave
his bedside. | would not for the worl !, at
that critical momehs7 tia, a strange face
should meet hs own"
Miss Turpin turKei pale. aud then
s,reached Gu, her bands With a gesture Of
entr-a,y. Then she clipped from her chair
to her krees snd IRON hence % the floor.
Now had come the supreme momeu, OF ter.
ture. Nov be. lsb2r. her JOY. her life itself.
va done.