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,mAss lecturer states that she found
the west . perfect network OF womens
e,vbs. Il wouIdn's do 70 Try 10 make that
s4atsmsnt stick In Texas.
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rhnsls or suBsoHiPrIoS.
DAILY,


Compniir cflt Tarcs 90 uiF.sis r.'lmn'
mrdc az fTi M tlr or Am a 90 q yI. anuf'
T. the .ntHt Iul ID a ttt unU. IH. Do tNt
Stale, and nIs ona.ei 90 th' following Ie-
cured rnis5
one Copy, onc Ncnr. ,.,,, ..-... nl'ap
trotn March to NuNVmbcr 10, 1881 ."
IsYAIauLY ~ ADVANCE.
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Tn, ssrror Of the Partisan svil-dosr. say
=. srehsnee. 10 slx feet In bis stockings. 1t
4 enough TO disconosrt an honest man 70
0.d ~ feet In bic stockings.
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TWINS csroinal's hats are hanging o.
tvslvs PEGS 1.-THE pops's closet. Ana 'nss
vIll con,inus 70 hang there. toc' until 'o'
r~venuss Of the church are greatly To-
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oororrr IsossscLL's ssuthwsrd TIP
I'M tshe him - fer % the City Of MEXICO
Thss l. for the present: BE u sempeiine
hIuseIi By easy stages for the hot hereafter
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m nmV For Rough. Chopped and 0reasv
HBAuJy skin, Blsrkhesda Pinpss Gkin
n SSisbea and Infandle auno3, oso OUT.
Cu6X oOAP. real Beauunee.
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Mr.. r. p. Rice, Hamilton, Texas, says
"My wife used Browns Iron Bitters Tor de-
billy with very satisfactory results"
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VAxprRBnr, they tsy, 10 poor gram
marian. He takes less stock In eynta1 tnan
he does In tsxin'.
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Tar scco rdion skirt Ii fashions latest
freak. 1t is probably intended to display
on windy days.
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Litsls,J oksr IL the best smoking tobacco

WEEKLY MORTUARY REPORT.
Nortuary report for the week ending Feb
ruary 25th:
Edward Gunther; pnsumonis; white
male.
Gaddis Huntington; measles; white; f.
male; 2 years.
Jerry Dryer; pleurisy and pneumonioi
white; mole; 80 years.
George Pretty; typhoid pnemonia; white
male; 20 years. =,
John Burns; pneumonia; white; male; 4.
years.
Mrs. William Moone; pneumonis; white
female; 81 years.
William o. Etbridge; malarial fever
white; male; @ years.
Imam: tresmus nsscentium, colored
female 6 days. =,
Emma Pobentson; rheum stism; colored
fem ale; II wears.
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TIE schoes OF SENATOR LArHAMs whistle
haysn't died away yet. They are rolling on
~ Q rage Of history.
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Tuu Oop,sh committee should be- given
plaos In the grand pageant at New orleans
II vii be nm Outrage II they are not.
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WATER dreary lot OF reading the Cincin-
natl papers now furnish.
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Al eosbusiae rris z II ssrAf's cors
-. dedicate to bin . novel entitled: The
S:S.I 81 Ram nski; A Tas Of Ifsesoe'
~ "a Love-" u nay nsufe = -
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A MAsHrRlrrr 10 what the English ca!
their femsl, exquisite.
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Tulnr are / 200 saw mills in Arkansar'
The states name should DO changed 10
Wekansas.
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Sow. OF The knowing CUES affect TO believe
that CAsrKI HARRisos 10 being groomed u
q dark horse.
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The i.tter-wri,ing colored man is not
necessarily black mailer.
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QUEEN vIoroRrA is frequently caught In
Brown studies oflate.
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Loasr 10 DoRsEY's dscoy duck. There Is
no Quackery about this.
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For Bilious Collie.
For absting the spasms OF blious colo
Benson's Cspcine Porous Pla,ters ao
promptly and splendidly.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF AS a CAN.
ddae I = Alderman Of The Flhh WARD .
Election. 2nd Tne,dav 10 April N. STEWART.
VATFAR, REQUESTED TO ANNoUHCE J
w II PORTt Il 'or Aide, uRno the second
Ward Elect - 2nd Tuesday IN Anil.
NA1E IRE suTHuk TO AENOuhCE
w Mr.. Bt5MuSD LokBGs candidate ior
70 elect. fer Alderman To repiestn the Fourth
wa'a E'ecion Quo the day In April
OJE AkE At hURiZED TO ANNOUNCE
w Mr. j C. BOGFL ms q candidate for re'
election 10 the Office Of Ci y Ane FOR and Col.
lecior Fl'ti'n, 2nh T. .sds' IN I'll
IAEARE 40 HoKlzSu 10 AMMO UNOt
w En- g. SMIT II rs q candidate Tor Alierm an
Of the Fourth Ward. El.c ion' 2nd TUESDAY In
April. -.-.-..-.-.-.
VlJEAkE nLTHORlzE AsDRtQU ESrED
w TO announce Mr.. @ ARNOLD az can
didata for re ele ton " the Gfilcs OF City mar
shai. Election. 2nd Tu sday In Aprt'.
WE ARE IUrHoRIzED TO ANNOUNCE
w p. j. sHEEHAN ~ IN independent eau
didata fer City Marshal Election 2nd Tuesday
In April ----------.,--..-
me- ARE AUTHoRTzED TO ANNOUNCE W.
w L. VAUGHAN - . candidate for City A..
seosof ana Collector. Election. and Tuesday In
Alril.
V47EArK AUTnU RILkU TO AkEOUNCk
w the ame Of Captain W. =. MORION -
dandidsn for City Marshal. Election, 2od tues
wvONrSDAY. FERRUARY ~. 1884.
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Texas ~ fnClnc.
antrg .rfr ~ nrr.T
Texas Trunk.

Ooiso SOUTH.
No. ., Mall and T. press leaves. ....... SUI y III
GofS0 NORTH
No. !, Ntil and FxDiess. srtive,. ..,...ll;OO m
Tralpsl and 2iun daily (Suudays eICeptei }
Gulf, Colorado a. Santa Fe.
Ar,ive, Dali.s .ol0 p IN
LelNea DdIlas ,,,.,., = ~ v ~
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New Spring Goods

WE WISH YOU WOULD COME AND SEE THEN,
AND CIV US YOUR OPINION. WE HAVE DONE OUR
UTMOST To PLEASE 0UR PATR SI G WE az HAVE ~
STYLE AND BEAUTY ALL PREVIOUS ATTEMPTS.
AND AS TO PRICES WE DAN ONLY SAY THAT THEY
ARE VERY MODERATE.
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GREAT BLOOD MEDICINES.

The hall hes not tsen told - to the great Gu
Ystive powsrs Of the Cuiicura Remedies have
psid nun dreds Of dol'a's for medicines 10 cnie
diseases OF the blood and sein aud nevsr found
CHARLES 4. WILLIAMS.
p.~~tasosa n
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SHOWS

A CERTAIN INTEREST IN ITS PATRONS BY INVARIABLY
GIVING THEM THE BENEFIT OF WHATEVER PURCHASE
THEREMAY HAVE BEEN MADE. JUST AT PR SENT WE
INVITE OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS TO VISIT OUR
S TORE, AND EXAMINE OUR
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is THE PI.ACEIN TEXAS AT WHICH GAN BE FOUND JUST
THE CORRECT STYLE OF TIE SEAS ON--JUST THE
THINGS That ARE REALLY GOOD ,1 AND oHEAP AZ, WE
AIM TO OFFER OUR PATRONS AT EVERY StASON OF
rHEYEAR JUST THE GOODS THEY ANT AT HAT TIME
AT PRICES WHICH ARE BOUND TO ATTRACT POR-
OHASERS IT
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Missouri Pacific.

No. ip2. 81 Louis Express dallyl......G5l y n
No. iqf Acct mmode i'm lex. sunday 40 IN
No IL mas tho gh slseper - ST Louis.
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xIwEAllwAr rIMi GARD.


GOING SOUTH.
No. . New or,. ans aud Galveston TX
'rr,.ss'1 MI ' ........, 800 p N
No - Nix d o Clri-aus teN. sunday l.tl ~
No. 4, Ga.yo,t tNprcts idsilyl ,.,..,. l.,O IA
G'IHO hoETu.
40. g. Louis Express Otai 81 49,. 500 a m
10, Ii. Mixed {, ueuisou ieN. sunday 1870 m
No 3 81, Loul Exp'oss dfilyl...,,,, W4O m
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We have many New Shades In Mixed
SIX and wool Goods, With Plaid 10 ma,oh.
Also Line OF Shades In Ottoman Yelling.
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-01-03
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
The New Short Route to Kansas
and the West.


Attention is called to the new Kan
sas City railroad line now completed
and in operation between Memphis,
Tenn, and Kansas City, Mo. BY this
new route the south and west is
brought into close relation. Saving
several hundred miles and many hours
travel between the two sections. Its
in fact now the only practical route
from the south to all points in Kansas,
Missouri. Colorado ana all western
states. A through train with Pullman
Palace Sleeping cars and elegant day
coaches leaves Memphis daily, running
through to Kansas City without chang
ing ears, where it arrives in time to
make connection in the Grand Union
Depot with all trains leaving Kansas
City. For emigrants to the Pacific
coast and the Northwest. or for home
seekers i'm Kansas and Missouri, time
and money Is saved by this short route
as against the circuitous routes via. st.
Louis, heretofore the only outlet.
Special low rates are made for this
class Of business and all are carried
through to Kansas City in first class
ears on first class trains. Round trip,
Land Explorers tickets on sale at loa
rates. Send for the Emigrant's Guide,
an eight page paper, giving full and
reliable information in regard to Kan
sas and Missouri-mailed free. Adj
dress, j +. Lockwood, Gen'l Passen-
ger Ast., Kansas City, or IL. ID. Ellis,
rkt. Agt.. 81 Madison ST., Memphis,
Tenn, or G. n. winner, Southern
Pass. Agt, Is Wall ST., Atlanta, GA.
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-01-03
The Fresh.air Fallacy.

Fifty years ago few people knew much
about ventilation, or, indeed, believed
much in its Importance; and crusade
in favor of fresh air. was fought by
the sanitarians. Now the tide runs the
other way, and all the dull people have
learned the phrase ..fresh air., and in-
sist on having what they call fresh
air. at any cost, and without regard TO
times and places. Two men win come
into the spacious parlor of a club, the
air, though warm, is much purer, and
cooler by five degrees, than the furnace
blast of the streets that they have Seft.
The incomers are entirely comfortable
until one of them notices that the win
dows are shut. Then they remember
the formula s'fresh air. the windows
are ordered open; in comes the heated
gust from without, laden with the ami
NAL refuse that forms the chief ingre-
dent of the dust in our large cities,
These intelligent gentlemen draw near
the open window; they inhale the
winged odors' of the streets, they
murmur their formul "A little fresh
air;n they have cleared their consci-
ences, and are happy, And in travel
| ing, what do we not suffer from this
ignorant conception OF fresh air. We
have all seen tne lady who must have
the window open in the railway car
riage; in the summer she breathes
the railway sparks and cinders, and she
catches sever, cold on every winter
journey; nothing short of pneumonia
will convince her narrow ignorance
that there are other things to think
about in travelling than what she calls
fresh air. IT NJ Coan. IN Harpcr's
Magazine,
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-01-03
Jhf 9amofrat.
"F0R MOTHERS SAKE"
A scene 1t n Ferry.

Near the ferry, one winter day,
"A woman old, and frail. and gray.
With pins and laces took her stand.
And stretching out trembling hand
Unto the passing people spake:
g penny-fOr B0tt1' Mothers sdAel'
y NV Motherlv she had been for years
Beyond earths cares, and joys, aud tears;
Yet In that windy, wintry hour,
The words had strange and subtle power
10 stir fond memories. and make
Me help her-for my Mothers sakel
And then I watched the crowd to see
How many felt the homely plea;
Some heard 1t not; with faces bent
Toward the ferry, on they went,
But IL twas heard II left trace
Of thought or love on every lace;
And made oil pause. Men old and gray
Dropped her penny on their way;
And happy mothers kindly stay'd
And made their children give her aid.
All! who can tell what memories wake
When giving for Mothers sakel
Few cared to ask about her life,
To know that she had been wife,
Had felt mothers griefs and joys,
And nursed her share of girls and boys.
The cord she touched WINS one could start
Far deeper echoes in the heart.
Oh, "Mother!" sweetest, dearest word
by which the soul OF man is stirred.
10 II our love Is never cOIu,
And never can we grow too old
Our better impulses to wake
In kindpcss. "for our Mothers sakei'
All do not wait until her face
Has gone forever from its place ~
To do her memory this gracei
But notc while still her heart can know,
While lips can meet and faces glow,
{ Ere Death the sad regret can make,
Be kindly-.'for your Mothers sakeT
Lille n. Barr, in ". Y. Ledger.
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-01-03
KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE.

Cotton, Cal, Oct. 81. 1882.
i. J. Kendall & Co..Gents:-W hilc in the en-
ploy OF &C. Hastings. the wcll-known horse
man of san Francisco, in the year ending 1880
we had n young horse two years old that con
traeted n bone spavcn and seeing your lini-
ment known as kendali's Spayen Cure advcr-
tiscd, upon my own responsibility commence
ed using il and within thirty days IRON tina,
time and after having used only three bottles
the Spa, in was removed entirely. and there
fore naturally have the utmost confidence in
its merits. do not hesitate to recommend II
to ail who have occasion to use the medicine
aud should anyone desire to confer with me
shall be glad to answer apy communication re-
lating to the case in Question. Respectfully
yours John Roadman.
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-01-03
KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE.

san Francisco, Col, Jan. IS. 1892.
Messrs. b.. Kendall II Co., Gents: Through
the recommendation of a friend about a year
year ago, WAS induced to give Your Ken
dairs SPAWN Cure n trial and am pleased to
say thai | was fully satisfied with the results,
used in in several instances upon splints,
which after few applications Were intircly
removed. also used ii ON SPAWN with the
same results. The medicine has grown in pop
ularity in this vicinity in the past few nbnths
and what is sold here to-day believe is put
ut upon its merits, Alex McCord,
Foreman for the City X. II. Co.
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-01-03
KENDAlL'S SPAWN CURE.

. Denver. dorado. April 22nd- 1SSs
DIR. i. }. KENDALL & Co., Gents: = -four years
ago while in the employ or A. Z. Periey 20,
Danvers hass we had a horse that became
spawned during the first year OF my stay Wild
them, and remained so for four years. tnougn
we used every remedy we knew OF or fohfu
hear Of but Of -. :.:s. some time d0ring the
:. =. Tor | was in their employ between
4 We and six yenfs), we were recommended 70
try Kcndaips spawn Cure, aud after using IL
tw months the Horse was cured the enlarge
meni having been entirely removed. and thus
believing IL tc be a valuable me'iicme fuiiy
Recommend Ii to all who have occasion to use II.
,
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-01-03

packagc. or SIX packages Tor After IdkIng
50. Also by natl, postage free, ON receipt of
price.
Hsf Full particulars in pamphlet. which
will be mailed free to every applicant. Adj
drese all communications 20 the sole manrtac-
turer. w, X. MERwIS, Detroit Mich.
R<2y- sold in Kussellville by JSo. W. run-
SER Co, and by Druggists everywhere,
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-01-03
KENnALL'S SPAWN CURE

Los Angels. 4 al, Feb. x6tIi, 1851.
MEssRs u. j. KENpALL Y Co.:--liaving
used your kendall's SPAWN Cure. ind il the
best remedy for the horse that has ever been
n seal OF, THIS coast have fine colt that was
kicked last Fall on the point or the shoulder
and for three months had no use of his leg and
by using two bottles OF your kendali's SPAWN
Cure. he Is entirely cured. enclose 25 cents,
for which please send me one OF your Treatise
on the Horse by mail and obIigc, ~
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-01-03
KENDAlL,S SPAWN CURE,

Tawas City, Mich. Sept. /. 1883.
MEssgs. B. j. kEa DALI Y Co.. Gentlemen:
--Plcasc send ne a package of Prof fllnts
Condition Powders. 1 have used kendal's
SPAWN Cure number OF years on good many
horses and never saw its equal on man or
beast. | have given away many of your
Treatise on the Horse but IL l could not get
another would not take SIS for mine
Yours etc, n. ROLLINS.
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-01-03

A woman OF Medina, O., cough,u
more or less for nineteen years before
she threw mp a shirt button and founa
relief. And 1t might not have como
then had she not fallan downstairs.
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-01-03
KENDALL,S SPAWN CURE.

Send address for illustrated Circular which
we think gives positive proof of its virtues. No
has ever met With such unqualified
success to onr knowledge, for beast as well as
man.
Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles for S.. All
druggists have it or can get il for you or it Will
be sent to any address on receipt ofprice by
the proprietors. DIR. IL. j. KENDALL & CO.,
Enn
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-01-03

FV7- VI IsIuII, ItIFiilUTt VIU
age. and many other diseases
that lead to Insanity or Con-
sumption. In all cases of Fee
male Weakness the Spsci Is
pets like charm, restoring
lost or fading vigor, giving ,
the eye n brilliant and spark
ling beauty, 10 the cheek the
rosy bloom of health.
hey MRRwIN's SPECIFIC rs
sold by all druggists at 81 per
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-01-03
KENDALL,S SPAWN CURE,

Anderson, West Virginia. Sept. is, 1888.
terms Of Kendall's Spawn Cure for what it has
done for my son. in fact it curcd him of bone
affection about the knee that banicd the skill
Of two of the best NJ. DIS. in our city. Schencc.
tady, New York. -. VAN VRANKEN.
# Supt. of 5. Il y. D., Greenbrier, West Va,
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-01-03
From the esprit of the Times"
October. q. SO.

LtNEALL's sPAy1s CUBE.-The SPAWN Cure
manufactured by DR.. u. j. Kendall Co.. Enos-
burgh Fall. VT. is having great success. There
Is abundant competition among specifics Of
this kind. but the Ingredients of this have re-
ally wonderful propcrsica. james A. Wilson.
civil engineer, of FreemoutOhio. gives strong
testimonial ola cure efIocted by il in the case
of one OF his horses. The price is 81 per bottle.
and il can be had from any druggist.
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-01-03
The Great Ague Cure!
KreSS' Fever Tonic
NO CURE, NO PAY.

The proprietors of the kress' Feuer
Tonic have 40 much confidence In it's
efficiency as an absolute Cure for the
Ague, that they guarantee IL df taken
according to directions) to effect a cure
in every case, and all Druggists are
authorized to sell 1t on these terms. If
IL does not do all we claim for 1t, bring
back the empty bottle, and your money
will be refunded. 1t Is purely vegeta-
BILE and does not contain either arsenic.
strychnine, or any other Pc bison. In
malarial regions II is a sure preventive,
and will remove all liability to Chills
and Fever. A box of Liver Pills with
each bottle free of charge. Give Ii "a
trial, and remember, If IL does not cure
you, IL will cost you nothing. Eull di-
rections will be found wrapped around
each bottle. Price, One Dollar.
KREss' FEVER TONIC CO.,
Soir rn0rHigt0ss. ST. LOTES
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-01-03

~Thc DEMocRAr VI a year.
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-01-03
MERwIN'S SPECIFIC,
The Great English Remedy,

The Great English Remedy,
is a positive and certain enfe
for Weak Memory. Loss Of
Brain Power, Nervous Exhaus-
tior, Seminal Weakness, Impo-
tency, and general loss OF pow
er Of the Generatiye Organs;
and all DISEASES that follow as
a sequence of youthful impru-
dencc or the excess of matured
years, such as Universal Lassi-
tudc, Pain in the Back. Dim
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-01-03

"The DEMocNAr 81 year.
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-01-03

TWILL PAY ~ ror each OF following: clean
IL 3 O. stamp, Niekle without cents Cent OF
u 60. &c ct 1873. Is. f.Selvcttse Stromsburg, eb
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-27
Strange Fossil.


An extraordinary iossil--iI fossil II Is
was picErd M by no on tie banks OF
Spavinaw Creek. in the Indian Terri
tory, about twenty miles from the west
line Of Benton County, Arkansas. The
country through which the Spavinaw
flows Is very rough In many places
rocky bluffs rise to considerable
hight on either side and sometimes on
both sides. Rugged hills that can be
seen for miles on either side llluK the
stream from It's source to It's mouth.
Iuc roGny formation seems to be mint
and limestone The bed OF the creek
is composed Of sold rock in some
places ana very coarse gravel in 9th
ors. The water is clear and limp!d, al
way, cool and pleasant IN the hottest
summer weather
The supposed l0ssi, Is oboUt the $40
Of Il large walnut Inc features OF the
human face --cyrs. nose, mouth, iore-
head, cheeks, and c'NH--may AL DC
disccrned; OF course not rGuily AMI
distinctly brewery one, but still they
are there somewhat distorted, II IS
true, for the cn.n is not in Inc with the
nose, which m0kuS one eye appear 10
| be lower ,Dan me otnor Bat tniS may
be accounted for by the fac that the
body, bwpr, aud at t.o time peir,Iicn-
| ton begA1, Wa,ISin!Nn one Sldc WIN
something AGdcr the hcHl, mas ra.sing
it aboyh ine pane on wiicn The 00dy
rested Tho I, Na'j jaw Is faIen, MS is
u,ualy tho cr,o Ullcr dcaI. Wafer
lowing ever II aud otier action OF the
elements have detarrd II to some cx-
tent, but il IL docs no,prove llSolt 10 oo
A genuine fossil, OF y human hehd ~ ~
certainly surprising imitation ana \
cannot yeNvyr lhat j, i a N 10 freak Oh
N.u,u,p ps,i,nc, OF seams IN me
,KpIl, win SO many other points OF ro.
sem h. nnce seem 10 preclude all ldea OF
H., yring ONLY a ir,ak, oni yet Nature
Is full ut irctk@
know ,hal it is n very common
lhlny for noo,'e IN rough countries ike
this 10 r'ci ~ cWlnU specimens IN
the form, Of voroU' aU"S Of stones,
on, nave ucv' 'ooN anything In the
shape Of f., Il bearing any rcscm'
bnncr to a human boHi 40 small rs
this. llwN Ling half buried IN the
loose dir on the aux Of the creek, and
on a few Toe, from uc water edge,
wuen /, attracted m notice. Tnt
features NGru lurhcd up, showing tho
| ont inc, oi \ human tA"o, although II
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-27
Catch 'Em by Electricity.

A tai. delicate, pllc-faccd young
man, with m Notwithstanding face,
stood ncrvpus,y wirling Il bundle OF
strings in his hand this morning, At the
No. engine house, talking 20 Major
Hughes.
II am glad you are getting along so
we'll" said the major kindly.
"Therc Is no reason why fish cannot
be caught by electricity" replied the
boy, half TO himself and half TO the
major. "You sec," continued the boy,
turning 20 u reporter, 81 am expert
mcnting on II machine that will make
fishing one OF the easiest things IN the
world. A man can lay in bed and
fish. | have model of my machine
made and it works perfectly. | have
not obtained patent on 1t yet The
outline of the way II works is this
You take your bait and throw il into
the water, The line is attached by
switch to magnet. When the fish
bites tho line switches the current OF
electricity into tho magnet and the
magnet pulls II pin out of slot. This
causes long lever to fly up and hangs
the fish, As soon rs he Is hooked u
bell starts ringing and continues until
you take the fish oil the line. You can
arrange the machine so that II can be
put at the head of your bed and the
ringing of the bell will awaken you.
Of course YOU must be near tho river.
am roinr to fix machine in Captain
| Devnn's Life Station. | have been
working at electricity several years
and made several electric machines. l
was fishing tho other day on the river
when IL struck mo that trouble and
time might be saved by using electric
ity am having castings made now,
and soon expect TO have my invention
| In working ORDER
The nnnc of tho young inventor Is
William Vnndogrif'. - Lo"tscWe Times.