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LANCASTER, PA, Aug. $. Several
eases of Texas fever and pleuro-pneu-
monia are discovered among cattle IN
this county. The State authorities had
the infec ted herd quarantined.
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IInr.ford,s Acid phosnhntc.

nEwARG OF INVITATIONS.
limitations and counterfeits have
again appeared, BE sure that the word
"lloRsfoRp's' is on the wrapper. None
are genuine without II.
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For RENT.

lNut RENr-A HOUSE WITH THREE
L rooms, with wutcron prcmis q. rtnt rr.
1ucvd lmm az tn y per month, Apply 10 :.
u, MCBRIDE. lAJ Film ~ UuglO-lt
EuR RESr-A TWu-~rulN HOUSE,
l corner Cottage Lane ami ulcWuGpr street.
Apply To j, OrPENllElM, - Bryan street
uulh.lw
EuR RENr-HOUSE THREE ROOMS. "a
I Bryan street; lla.iO. House . rooms, Il
Bryan street; ~, House rooms, SAB Pacific
NNrnuci tl2.lh. House . rooms, ST. Pacific
avenue; Sl2.ih House . rooms, So Jefferson
AlceiNN pu'ln u
Huk kENf-lN UuInltNuu tlN,- A
Il IN large, well furnished hpariiuy- house
centrally located \ uuot hnusC-krrpcr
qualities necessary tu rrndurj such
an establishment cup do we'll here Refer
snccs required Apply tu buN &G, Colorado,
l'NAS augS.it
EOR l,ENT-ONE nANDSOMEIN FUR.
II niShed tront room, at ~ Elm street.
...... Aug.G,f
Lyon RENT-ONE OF THE MOST ptsi-
Il rahlc storc.rooms In Dallas, g7iG by IA
rect, with basement of same dimension on.
noSlte Herald oillce. Apply tn GLEN Ina
SNiooN' HuuLic
/ I,WR RENr-CENrRALtN LOCATED
Il Flrt-clnFs sleeping ruOmS; south oNpos.
ure; AT cunNcnirnves. itNpsLEN a BRAn
/ foRb' ~ Main street. upstairs lat
/ EOR RENT-Nu. No ELM STREET
| II next dnnr IN Sycamore street: nl.n No
7 us Sycamore street Tor rent for "A tnrm ol
years. these arr No. | business lncptlnns
Just west of the rostoflico. Apply to norg
LAss " nANny w, No. ~ Svcamorp drcot
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GEORGIA MILITARY ACADEMY
Savannah, Ga.

Incorporated and governed hy a Board OF
Trustees; q nun ANA experienced Corps OF
Professors; location unsurpassed for beauty
and hcalthwlucss; discipline equal to that vi
the best schools In the country; new and
magnificent buildings, erected especially for
the school; scVCn states represented. Degrees
conferred unou graduates, The tull session
begins October Nth For Catalogues, etc, gd.
dres, the superintendent,
MAI. b.. BURGESS.
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Y. y. y.
Guards your loved ones from future
want. T. -. A. offers the means>
Address II. b. PARROTT, Manager,
Waco. TeNAs.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

w 4 ARE AUTHORIZ TO ANNOUNCE
" /. Il. I. KENDALL as a candidate Tor ~
election as Justice of the Peace of Prerinct
No. at the ensuing election.
WE ARE REQ ESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w W.. t. STRANGE as n candidate fnr
County Judge at the ensuing election.
w Y ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
W NJ. ,, Austin, of Rockwell, as Il candi
date Tor floater for Dallas, Rockwell ana
Tarrant counties
w ARE AUTHORIZE TO ANNOUNCE
w W. +. GRAHAM as a candidate for con.
stable of Precinct No at the ensuing elec-
ton.
NNE ARE REQU ESrED TO ANNOUNCE
w HENRY SCHULZ as a candidate for Jus-
lice of the Peace for Precinct No. !.
| w AREAUTHORllEDTO ANNOUNCE
| w Z. +. CLINT as n candidate for re-o,ec-
lion to the office of County Attorney al the
| ensuing election.
! WEARE AUTHORIHEDTO ANNOUNCE
| w ;. n. BRASwELL as a candidate for ms
tlce OF the Peace for Precinct No. !, at the
ensuing election.
| WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
| " nounce Mr.. G. b. GILLESPIE as a can
| iidate for reelection TO the Office of County
| Collector
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
| ~ houhce Mr.. h. ID. LANGLEY as q can
noale Tor County Treasurer of Dallas county.
election in November
| w ~ Ahh REG ESIED 10 ANNOUNCE
4 " d, y. MOZART rs q candidate for Com
table in Precinct No. /.
w ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
! w JOHN OVERLAND MS a candidate for1
tale IN Precinct MOL.
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNoliNCE
! W W. NJ, =. HILL as Il candidate for re-
Aection to the office Of County Clerk.
WE ARE REQ ESTED 10 ANNOUNCE
w HENRY JONES as a candidate for re-
lection 10 the office of District Clcla.
4 ~ y a.. III
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WANTED.

NNANrED-A UUMMER .lAL MAY
" cler desires board for wife and baby In
a family where lhcre are no other children;
Two rooms preferred WIZ furnish SAM
ADDRESS STATING terms ana location, COM
HEN'lAH NAV hLEh' her'lu OlIlGG,'
auglO-ll'
w ANIED 90 lMMEDlATElG, TWO
W nrSl-clNsS dreSSmakcrS; must come
wei recommended. Good wages and permit
F h Git,. Mh9' M.
,, - S,,2, -. ausslt
M ANTED-ltOOM;N NICELY FURNISH
W ed, airy and well kept; In good To-
calltE, Tor single gentleman; prefer u pri-
MY i"ll,,iS, ~" RSsu an
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w ANlEDI,AN ENFEklENCEp BOOK
~ NeGl',r ucS,ge5 t,iu union refer,
y'',,'' .A'','',' ! DO ..''N '''''o' "uS'--'
AZ NN IEb-B1 tNfEI bNCED MAN,
" sluuilnn IN mrrcanl Tie business as gen
elal oliiCc man or clerk; experienced In
hnrI !r Address - b. Herald oi'cc, na,-
80 - "'''-"
w ANlEll-AN EN EE 'hlI' EislNESS
W hah' CohiNelchl l1uk-"'rGif AMI
PRIV l''tl 'H,"lIHl ut ~ l'aIN tSlIltA'' ur-
ac,,r,n,, r,,.'r, '" ,.' ''NN'' i''.,n-
hi. ngics. 80 a.. ',,, ~
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\ GEN q, w ~ ~ - AllNiHNN 81
"a l.uni. Electric lamp Co. ~. Louis, Mo,
mower Siorsh ISI,iIi I,, a,,,.s ' a. IA,
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AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY

stanton, Virginia
Miss MARY j. BALDWIN ........ Principal.
Opcns september 3,-Closcs June, 1883,
Unsurpassed In It's location, In Its buildings
and grounds, In Its general appointments and
sanitary arrangements; it, null corps of SUI
perior and experienced teachers; It's uurlVUled
advantages IN Music, Modern Languages,
Elocuton, Fine Arts, Physical Culture aud
instruction In the Theory and Practice Of
bookkeeping, The successful efforts made Ia
secure health, comfort and happiness; It's OPP.
position TO extravaganza, itSeiandnrd of solid
scholarship. For null particulars apply to the
Principal for Catalogues.
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1 .NN NENr-ONE nF rnNMnsr nL,
NOTICES.

NorlCE To CONTRA nous -SEALEp
A mds wiz hV T. ccived nj the Office ot the
,lN secretary until ~. M. ON Tuesday, tho
Wh proN, or building an COMMENCEMENT
.tnund the reservoir ut tho Water MnrEs. In
THIS city, according to tho sntrlncniion. hna
Er,des Furnished by TIE cts Enginoer. The
WY ygvnnch reserves the tlsht 10 reject any
isHi Jus -, pupS.lit
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STATE AGRICULTURAL and MECHANICAL
COLLEGE OF TENAS.

TECHNICAL BRANCH OF ruE UNIVERSITY
College station. Texas
Endowed by net OF Y, y. Congress EQUIP.
ped by the state of Texas, with form, build.
ings shops, machinery, apparatus, etc, To
the value OF SN,WO a practical school Tor
training young mon Ia become successful
Farmers, Engineers, Mnehinisls Chemists,
Architects, Contractors and leaders IN all
business enterprises, Tuition free. An other
expenses extremely low, Session commences
September |, 1854. For Wll nartculnrs, nd.
dress n. "A. niNWtnntE,
Chairman OF the Faculty.
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"'Tis a set of features, a complexion,
The tincture of II skin that ! admire"
In using PozZOn's complexion powder,
Fairest charms you will acquire.
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DEN. WILLIAM 4. CORRETE THE
IL great reVivaliSt and chairman Of the
Methodist Church Extension. snys Giles
| i4lnimcnt lodde Ammonia Is the best ROM
cdy ever put before the public for neuralgia.
| lie suffered for ~ years, aud never, until he
applied tina remedy, could ne obtain relief,
ana takes pleasure In thus publicly an.
| nouncing his cure, MS he desires 10 be- n hcnc.
| mctor To the human family. sold by nh
| druggists.
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French Well Bath House
A, M, BEETUAM, proprIetor.

This popular establishment is being enlarged
and improved from time to time To meet In,
demands of increasing patronage. II Is the
finest In the city, and every convenience H.
provided for the comfort OF patrons. The
ladies' department is under the immediate
supcrlntcndHuco Of Mrs. Becthnm.
RATES; Hot, Cold or shower Baths, ~
cents; Electric Bath, " cents; Hypodermic
Mcdicnied Napor, ST.,
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L. Il. A..

Is the embodiment of simplicity, equi-
ty and economy.
Address II. b. PARROTT. Manager,
Waco, Texas.
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ST, EDWARDS ACADEMY FOR BOYS


Under tho direction OF the Fathers NJ the
Holg Cross. u beautifully lorntCd three mites
south of Austin. Terms. lionrl ond tuition
pet session ut i've months, ylt1, For further
particulars, apply to Rev 4. J. Frnnslscus,
g, :. G.. Austin, Texas, OF 10 l,cv. fr, ]
Martinez, Dallas, Texas
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Favor Cleveland.

NEW York, Aug. Sat a meeting of
the Executive committee of the indie
pendent Labor party tonight, w. A. a.
Cohey presided, and made speech
favoring the election of Gov. Cleveland.
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klRANEl ul STpa N-.DAE nav
, hmse Nrpnd,d tu Nt,k q H,,t ~ 10 I
shOndri e. ReiWn &, V. 4. ,tuYrn, ~
e,.iw rwAn, ne 80 Ma street, iiallns.
i''"'' 1usit-lt
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EDUCATIONAL.
DALLAS
FEMALE COLLEGE.
Terms Per Session of Twenty weeks.

Terms Per Session Of Twenty Weeks.
Primary Observation-Disclosures. ......$lj 90
Preparatory Observation-Disclosures. ...... 20 90
Academic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ........ p 10
COLLEGIATE. .................. 30 10
Incidental Fee payable on entrance, 20
Graduation Fee ......................... 10 90
Boarding washing not includcd) with
lights, fuel ana servants attention DO. SO 60
Tuition bill to be paid monthly. Board bills
half payable i'm advance. Pupils furnish tow
els, toilet articles, table napkins, and one pair
each of sheets, blankets and pillow cases,
EXTRA AND OPTIONAL,
Piano, Organ or Guitar ......,....,....,.. S25 90
Special Vocal Lessons. ............... D %
Use oflnstrumcnt for daily practice zone
hour. Observation-Disclosures. 90
Art ............ characterization. Teachers Rates
Latin, French or German ..............., 10 90
Calisthcnics daily Observation-Disclosures. | 90
Music Vocal ana Instrumental, after the
most approved composers. Modern and elias
steal music taught; also thorough bass. We
offer to the patrons Of the school the services
of a corps of competent, N,'l-salaricd teach
ers, chosen and tried, some of whom have
been with us for five and II half years, and to
all boarding pupils the attentions of a moth
or at the hands of the principals wife.
Daughters of ministers of all dcnOmina-
lions instructed free of charge, except rs Ia
incidental fees and extras. Give MS a trial,
| and we shall make good these pledges.
W. X. JONES,
President and Proprietor
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LANDLORDS Perfume, Edeula.
LANDLORDS Perfume, narrchal Mel Rose.
l.undborgs Perfume, Alphine Violet.
LANDLORDS Perfume, Lilly OF the Valley.
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University of Virginia.

The slNty.nrst session OF this institution
will open October /, 1884. Thorough mStruc.
ton In Literary, Scientific and Professional
departments, including Law, Medicine, I'm.
apply to nr JAMES T.. HARRISON,
Chairman NJ Enculty.P.O University nr Va,
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EOR SAL

w 49,
NOR SALE-A CLEAN STOCK OF
L about 1880 hardware, stoves and i'm
war;, with good set timers tools, In n grow
ing Texas town Of 1900 inhabitants. BuslncS.
wei established and Increasing rapidly;wiu
sell business house with stock, or rent, rs
preferred. Best Of reasons given for wishing
70 sell particulars, apply to W. J, BET
ItRION, oi Bettorton, Irvine 4 Co., Dallas
TcNus. August Sth, 1881. nuglO.N
EOR SALE-pasturc lands and pastures
nom 100 to 500 acres; several pastures
fenced, from iOO To 1000 acres. Also, stock
cattle. FERGUSON Il AuSEY, Denton, Tex
Augd
DOR SALE-rMO THOUSAND STOCK
II cattle nom Ellis and Navarro counties
iwo.thirds OF number female. j. BLAkhN
Ennis. Texas. augl-lm
IGOR SALE-rllE OLDEST AND BEST
\ !ocOttd Livery stable In the cityol lallnS
Is offered for sale, because the present proprl-
ctor, are not born llvcrymcn. We cnn show
amy one that the stable has not only n1Iv.
hul Is oven now, In July, making money tul
u practical livcryman, this Is u rare oppor,u,
MY. 10 secure good thing. TERMS olr,
thltu cash, balance ON any reNsonnole tlIN
wanted, with interest and well secured, APP
nlE To or address WHEAT WHEAT, DailaS'
Texas. nuul.tL
IGOR SALE-FARMS IN DALLAS CO.
One hundred acres joining the toWnhu ".
Richardson, on II. a +. G. II, H., " m NH
saFhNh W A'hAANNa WHY lANlA NA''N 49, f,..s
improved; water plenty and go,m h""i,
hundred and eighteen acres, one anu MI
miles west of Richardson; rich, hlnck mn",
wen improved, In fine state OF cultlNnt,i,u,,,
/ large dwelling, rooms; barn, outOululnies,
ana tenant houses; splendid orchar. tl,OV,,,rc,
/ > good wells and - ncrcs timber, lhesc w.
Two among the best places In na.lNs county,
IiUcs perfect, no lncunhrancc; forms 'asy'
Apply To or address DIR. l., X, SlHu' ~
/ Richardson, Dallas county, Texas. ..s, tam.
/ LWR SALE or RkNT-A FINE NEW Sl ,S
/ II room cottage cheap; honuuim p,"V'
/ Inquire at the Eclipse Lumber Yard ni.nyl
Z pAUE. w"
/ EOR SALE-ON ACCOUNT on ~, w.,
II health, | viii Offer for sale my WV w.
hoarding-house OUTFIT, complete IN eNeIISAi
pMtmcnt, consisting nf futnlinre, neI NV, \,
dlnlng-room anil Kitchen; cyerytnlhs an ~,
gnod as new. Call at once nj 'W e,,ell
street. w..
TOR SALE-oWING TO MY ABsEN wv
" fora prnirnciOd time. | offer for slo ~ irs
marc nn0 buggy, perfectly rcuur AM Ntein
duNtr Anilv 10 NartNu's Ntaplc' WHL
sre"1 ioHN y Eit1ni'r '".,
EON SALG. dhuOM MACHINES
sale TWO new machines and lN ~
2 tVsiln"H X Triton tNpuu nctrre, Wy
oheR ld"ts,s VA. pFnUfS. "urc n W.
un'ee ic ?"
I EuN SALE DR RENT-A rlRsl.t L.,nsil.
htnnd ncv piano; VIII sell On ne " w.
; men' ?lan, Apply TO Gal Ross A\engst, 81
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TOR SAlE-paSturc lands and pastures
nom 100 To 900 acres; several pastures
fenced, lrOm iOO Ia 1000 acres. Also, stock
cattle. FERGUSON a AnSEY, Denton, Ten.
AugG.
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w + ARE AUTHORIZEDT TO ANNOUNCE
| w I. q. t. KENDALL as a candidate for ~
| election as Justice of the Peace of Prerlnct
| No at the ensuing election.
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RELIGIOUS.

little Joker" is the best smoking to
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S Gle CE HILL.

Aims to give Its pupils elements Of n com
pete education. Faculty selected from best
Eastern Colleges. Terms reasonable. Send
for Catalogue. W. T.. POINTER, b. D., Prin-
cInnl. ShnlhNNilIn. knnImrkY
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"A. hNt Ei1-itOA ia. a I.I4t --J.,I.. ,I4As.-
w bcrmuid and waiter; both must give
good reference; Barnes house, Albany, Tex:
j. l.. Barnes, Proprietor iu2g-tf
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TNE ELlZARETn MN PEMALE sEMNARY
!-lhcl.nnm, TNNMr.

Twcnty-nnh year, Only eight graduates In
ten years, No canvUssmg. Select Family
school, PutroniZed by senator Vest, Judge
Buckner, and Col. Phillips, and recommend
ed by Senetor CoclIrell. Catalogue.
j. \, QUAiLES, u, D., President.
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EOR SALE-rWO moi SAND Srutk
II cattle nom Ellis and Navarro counties
Iwo.thirds of number female. j. BLAkENi
Ennis. Texas. augj-lm
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TANTED-RO ROOM AND BOARDlN a PRI.
W vntc family, where there are no other
hoardcrs, Impossible, not more than four blocks
from Sanger Bros, by young man who
works at night. References exchanged. Ad-
dress \, II. HERALD office,
The Osceola times., 1884-09-06
Railroad Sanitation.

W. Spicer, General Manager of the
Chicago and Grand Trunk, has issued
the following special circular concern
ing sanitary inspection:
II trust that every one will realize the
importance of doing everything possible
for the preservation Of health. No ex-
cuse will be accepted for any want OF
cleanliness abolt station premises, yards
platforms, closets, etc. All employees
having the care and supervision of prop
erty will, upon the receipt of this circu-
lar, make thorough inspection of all
buildings, outhouses, yards, grounds. etc,
of this company in respect to: First, the
condition of the water supply; second,
the disposition made of night.soil, gar
bage and sweepings; and third, the clean
ing of yards, tracks, grounds, etc. Water
is one of the cOmmonest mediums
through which cholera spreads. Hence
the necessity Of protecting the supply
from contamination by surface drainage
of filthy premises or seepage through the
ground from:privy vaults and cesspools.
Night soil, garbage, sewerage, and all
forms of decomposing vegetable matter
are highly prejudical to health, and
should be destroy ed by disinfection. A
frequent sprinkling of dry earth down
the vaults of closets will have good effect.
Closets and urinals in passenger cars
must be kept quite clean at all times.
Special attention should be given to
cleaning car floors, and the thorough
airing of cars at the end of each trip, and
before further use. You will call the
attention of the public authorities to all
filth and unhealthful condition of prop
erty adjoining that of this company's
premises. / am sure that all agents and
employees generally will cheerfully and
vigorously cooperate in efficiently car
rying cut t. ese directions"
The Osceola times., 1884-09-06
ALLAN PINKERTON'S JOKE.
Episode In the Career Of Mulberry
Sellers.
Chicago Herald.

Chicago Herald
The late Allan Pinkerton had COM
pany of gentlemen at his country seat
near Chicago, one cold winter day few
years ago. For an hour he took them
about his place, showing them this, that
and the other, and when at length they
arrived at the house they were thorough
ly chilled.
Nov, gentlemen" he said, 81 want
you to try some of this old Scotch
whisky" and his guests partook quite
freely of his hospitality. Then be in
vited them into the linrary, where there
was large stove, of the type known as
the gas burner, apparently glowingly
hot, and the party seated themselves
about it, holding out their benumbed
hands to catch the warmth. Here they
chatted for time when suddenly Mr..
Pinkerton remarked:
at strikes me that stove doesn't send
out much heat. How do you feel?'
And each and every one replied that
he felt delightfully."- warm, too warm in
fact, and suggested that the stove door
be opened Mr.. Pinkerton acted on the
suggestion and, to the astonishment Of
his guests, revealed two lighted candles
resting upon huge block of ice as the
only contents.
"See, gentlemen" said he, what a
vivid Imagination and little Scotch
whisky will do"
The Osceola times., 1884-09-06
The Hebrew Gin.
Every Other Saturday

The Hebrew girl, except among the
very wealthy and most thoroughly
Americanized families, lives in a state of
semi-oriental seclusion. When she is
acquiring her education. il is true, she
may 20 to the public school, but even
there the teachings of home are strong
upon her, and she is not so free with her
boy companions as is her Christian co.
temporary. Her school days once over
she becomes home bird 10 a very
great extent.
Ii is not proper according to Jewish
etiquette for her TO accept an invitation
to a theater from young man to whom
she is net engaged II she does it is i'm
medidtely taken for granted that the
couple are engaged. If she goes to
sociablc or party her brother or some
other meLber Of her family is almost
invariably hci escort, though, once ar
rived at the place of merriment, she
mixes as freely with those about her AZ
,lo Christian girls. Her iolity is on such
occasions unconfined and sometimes al
most smacks of old time Methodist
heartiness. The kissing games of our
ancestors are occasionally introduced
with effect, and she proves herself one
of the most lively ard charming fgirls,
perfect romp in fact The party over
however, away she goes home in charge
OF her brother, whose place no young
man can usurp unless he engages him
self to her.
The Osceola times., 1884-09-06
A Farmer in = Tight Place.
Mnghamton Republican.

One day last week in the town OF
Brook dale, Susquehanna county, Pa,
Charles Adams, an elderly but still pow
erful farmer, with his son, lad II years
of age, was going along lane, leading
by ring and rope blooded bull, which,
though three or four years Of age, had
always been considered perfectly docile
Near the end of the lane is hay barn,
and as they passed beside it father and
son chatted together, when suddenly
with a boarse below, the bull turned,
and, catching the old nan in his horns,
pinned him against the barn.. The boy
was almost frightened out of his wits
but the old man kept cool. The angry
animal, when it turned and caught him,
had, instead of goring him, pressed one
Of its long horns on either side Of his
legs, just below the hips, and, with deep
rsvebersting bellows, flashing eyes, wav-
ing tail, and curved spine, stood pressing
its sharp horns deeper and deeper into the
boards at the old mans back, while the
hard earth beneath its feet was torn up
and thrown far to the rear by its furious
efforts to crush the object Of its blind
wrath. Thus matters stood for ten Sec
onds. The frightened farmer did not
expect to escape alive. but the boards
held, and he shouted to his son TO run to
the house for the gun. The boy started
a few steps, but as the house was quar-
ter of mile away the old man called
him back and told him to run to the
back of the barn and get stout fork
there. He ran, and, coming back, went
on the left side of the struggling animal
placed the fork tines as near the region
of the heart as he knew, and, as his
father gave the signal, pushed with
might and main. Deep sank the sharT
tines, and the animal dropped to it,
knees and with gasp of agony rolled
over on its side. The tine bad gont
through its heart. The old man hobbleC
to the house saved. but bruised, weak
and faint. The boy lay down and cried
The Osceola times., 1884-09-06
San Francisco Alta.

A remarkable story comes from Wood
land. A little child of that town, aged
about two years, has been ailing fol
some time, and as the local physicians
could not discover the cause the parents
took the child to San Francisco. where
il was examined by the leading physi.
clans who were equally as unsuccessful
in their search for the ailment. II
seemed that the infant must slowly die
and the parents resigned all hopes OF
saving its life. But while the little one
was receiving the customary morning
bath a short time since a knot about the
size ofan egg was discovered in its side
which had formed very suddenly and
seemed TO contain some hard substance
A physician was called and decided to
cut open the knot. Upon doing so ii
was found TO contain china doll about
two inches long, which the child had
swallowed about year since. The lit
tie one rapidly improved after the oper.
alton and is now as well and lively a.
ever.