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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-02-11

THE Paris correspondent of a London paper,
but himself obviously American writes of
lola that he is Door in all respects; he never
appears in a salon, and when by chance he visits
one of his colleagues in naturalsm he invariably
talks about the circulation of his books and the
scurvy thievery of those American publishers
who translate his novels and never pay him a
cent" lola may write vile novels and he may
be boor, but the fact that he complains because
his stories are stolen hardly proves either of
these assertions
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-02-11

THE Marquis of Queensbury is an earnest ad-
vocate of reform in the marriage service in
order to meet the modern demand for divorce
To accomplish this he proposes to omit the
words ''Whom God hath joined let no man put
asunder," substituting therefor, 'Whom the
government or nature may put asunder let no
man attempt to keep together" Such is the
contrariness of human nature that, with this
Marquis of Queensbury rule in force, separa-
ted couples may feel impelled to disobey the
injunction and keep together, just as they are
now impelled to fly apart.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-02-11
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

NEW PLYMOUTH CHURCH-Reading by Pro,
faSSor
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-02-11

issue.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-08
GOOD FARM
In Il Good Locations.

For personal reasons ~ offer rr "a.
tn T. flowing fine Farms, ~cp4rai j..
or - ntIy,"Uh lie OF part -
! [. Ing lHO& W. DKEAtE IA%u--
1000 sores. 10 miles east Of Fayett-s..
on Kalel IA roa ON aurv.s g g II 4. nt
HIleon-f1orenc Isl 0 I Lire f x
An exec lent 9-rOrm r lid nee. with
convenient out-burld ny barge aqt I'd,
lect orchards If apple, p all. pcar. etc..
large vinegar etC.-th d. e ing DCC4.
pylny At elevation surrounded b. OK
enslve oak groves he ,lthy, ar! ~fft
numerous spIl q, and a capital vel VI
water.
About 800 acre, in fertile bo',yD
land, drained swamp Producing n9l-
on, gram. and clover,-and said 90 ar
good for tobacco. Convenient 10 fh-
house is a large store house and pa.
mt fiom the DWELL < Is another Store
house, and water p0wer.-ea>ifv ufI III
by rpl.cing the mill VIII ch VAS tul u-sI
iast ear. The dam III i a 44-iuch TUG
bine wheel are at the % t. Al Is
large tract of NJ leaf pine
These lands, exccpt the bos tom. are
rather SIN vi h clay %subFoil, best klrd
for improving
2nd TIE RcrUs F. DEvAya LASo--
200 ac' : adioi"irg the ahrv 3p -.tl.
road, 81 miles fro Fayetteville. Fl
acres cleared AMI highly improved
balance wei timbered. Comfortati,
cottage, ( rooms, with convenient out
buildings also young orchard, Just rr
bearing, excellent water,-heai iy
location.
Churches and schools within easy
reach Of both places. Correspondence
invited, or a visit to inspect. Addre'-
Z + DEEANE, Red Banks. y. g., or
TIOo. ". DEVANE, Shelby, y. e..
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-08
What they SD About ar Reel
Tobacco two Hundred Years

This Iudian weed nov withere'd quite,
Though gree7 al moon. Gu down al night,
Show. thy decay
All 4 n l. hay
Thus thlnk. aud smoke tobacco.
The pipe. - Ills Ike anl weak.
Does rhas fht mortal state bespeak,
Thou AIT ever such,
Gouc with 4 touch.
Thus think. aud smoke tobacco.
And when the smoke asoends on high,
Then thou behulds the vanity
Oh worldly stuff.
Gone with a pltf
Thus think, and smoke tobacco
And when the pipe grows foul within,
Think on thy sou i,htd with sin
For then the ire
X does require.
Thus think, and smoke tobacco,
And ,ee,t the ashes cast away
Then to Thy self thou MAY t say,
That 10 the dust
Return thou must.
Thus think. aud smoke tobacco.
~ Ohf Jntm INST prutof "a 1909.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-08
Sounds of IN Night IN Town.

Hank aud oh hear, the piano i banging
Sonnet aud ca1tlclc. chant and .lee
The fellow upstairs his guitar IL twaug-
i'm.
The children are singing a jubilee.
Just over the way there's a banjo, |
think.
WithIt- "pink-a-puuk-pank, punk, pink.
pank, pink :"
And down OF the corner the man with
the flute
Is rendiug the night %ith a tootlc-too-
toot.
Aud Dom, pah-pah, oom, pa-pah, bra-a,
bra-a, boom.
The brass band is practising up in lis
room.
List oh the shrill voice Of the maid IN
the kitchen
ballad and pastoral. ~cauzonet.O
Double a loud ~ it's half rs bewitchin'.
CDHlcimer, bagpipc and c|larionet)
People with high tones aud low tones
aud nary tones,
Tenor, soprano, alto and wheelbarr,
tones
WHISTLE and chirIup, long-drawn u!ula-
ton
Cacophonous MARBLE and etridcut latra,
ton
Solo and chorus. bang. rattle and knock.
1t : pleasant to live in a musical block
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-08

He SHUT HIS EYES WHEN THE GIRL
WENT on THE ROPE though you told
me you did not intend going to the circus,
Jarphley p remarked Mr.. Go.horn, in
~t,rro2atlyely. We'll. you see, | had to-"
remarked Mr.. Jarphley, alphabetically.
II grew tired of those Thugs years age.
They've lost all interest to me. They've
got to be wearisome and m%onotonous.
but the childrcn's fond of hem, Just like
you and | used to be when we were CHI
dren. an my little 10y wanted to 20,
aud didn't have the heart to disappoipt
him" But didn't see ary litte boy
with you" No. poor little fellow, he
was taken sick, AMI | thought I'd go, so
that | could tell him how everything
looked. and not disalpoiDr him alto, eth
er, he'd set such store by it., you se,."
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-08
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-08

ELorES WITH H WIFE OF AN En-.
GLlsH NoBLEMAN.-L1ndon, Sept. ~. :
The Morning. Neus says that a well
known journa list, who is a C correspondent
OF several newspapers in America, ha.
eloped with the young vie Of al Engli-l,
nobieman. The detectives have tracked
the tucifives Of Brussels, but the scent
vas lost in that city. and il is believed
they have taken passage to the colonies.
The lady is sail to be Que OF the most
beautiful women in Europe, ami tie
elopement is considered very iDcomnre
heusible by her relatives and friends.
The journalist is old enough to be the
father Of the laly.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-08

CUT OFF THEIR OWN ,IvEs.-Syra.
cuse, y. y, Oct. I.-Dr. Babcock. VIII,
WAS under arrest on Il charge of ma
practice, and who took morphine. il i,
supposed with suicidal intent. died TIL,
morning from the effects of the drug.
Detroit, Oct. l-Gcn. William A
Throop, a well known citizen and IoIl
tlcian. Shot himself in the heal at al,
early hour this morning.
st. Louis, Oct. Mrs. NJ. Miepaus
committed suicide this morning BY
standing i'll II wash tub full Of water,
and holding her head in another tub OF
water until death ensued. The deceased
was - years OF age. and Ind been ailing
for a long time.
Chicago, Oct. IA hidcous crime
was committed here last night, which i
almost unparalleled in lis ~atrocity.
Michael Shay, Twin. in a miserable
howell, went home during the night in a
drunken state, and with the body of. a
dead infant, to which his wife had given
birth during the night, beat her to death.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-08

Mrs ~Partington. what do you use
for a very bad cold:' ask Mrs Dull.
"IIanderchiefs, ma'am." and the aged
dame. looking over her spectacles.
Handkerchiets are a 3esideyatum 10 the
event OF a cold, but a bottle Of Dr.. Bulls
Cough Syrup IS a necessary. because it
net only relieves, but cures the worst
cold or cough.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-08

....Hugh +. Murray. Esq. is dcliv
ering before Mr.. VIM. =. Barnes schoo
a series OF lectures on Practical Law
aud Business Contracts.
....Atlanta, Oct. l john Fl Fl,nn
master machinis' of the Western aud \
lantic Railroad. died this afternoon at
O'Clock, at his residence 10 this city, 0
soften NJ of the brain
....Goldsboro Messenger Mr. w. r
Phillips, a youag man well known il
this community, was found de ID in Iii.
bed, at the CASTOR HJuse, in Newbelr
Thursday morning.
....It is understood that w. II. Van
delbilt has made a very large contribl.
ton to the Republican clml,g funI-
something like 500. 900.
....St. Mary's, W. Va, S. pt. 60
Last night, at Centreyil,c, while a Gre i
Of boys were amusing themselves bv max
turpentine fire bal! the jug Of turr en-
tine caught fire Frank Wright k, ked
the jug OF burning turpeutine over,
throwing the burning li1ul on aud about
James Duty, IA son of Widow Duty, bum
ing him fatally.
....fIazing is occasionally pr.cticci Il
Vanderbilt University, Nashville. Sat.
urday night some students took a fresh"
out to see tie town. and on their return
t. the college C implied him at the point
Of a pistol, to give up all his money
Next II orning he put the case in the
hands of the police, and now some young
men of.the h.gl est respectability are
charged with Ii q way robbery. That
style Of hazing Wi ardly be uied again
at Vanderbilt.
....Parer shirts are a new Invention,
The bosom Of tbs oycl carmen con
sists of seven lay -. Of which one can
be torn OIL every dav. on the blottinn-
pad principle. exposing Il clean white
surface in its place. A still more en-
teri rising inventor i, 10Y trying to per
feet a plan for printing inStallmcuts OF
a sensational novel of thrilling interest
on the hask Of each Of the LAYERS. He
shrcwdly expects that, having once
commenced the tale. the weaver of The
pad-shirt Nil be unable To wait a da,
FOR the next lu>tallment, and 50 he
tempted to peel oil the successive Ely-
ero OF his shirt front ut more frequent
intervals.
....Frank ). Chanfrau. the actor.
lied Of apoplcxy in jersey City. der
many issues ciicial notification Of the
establishment Of a protectora.e over
Camerou's district in West Africa.-
The Glen House. a. Mount Washington
\. H., destroyed by i,e. with all the |
furniture; loss over $227.o 0 Il tx,
animation Of the aff,irs OF the Negcnnh-
BUCHANAN 3D., of Louisville. Ky II Y
duplicated receipts negotiated, amount
ing to $4,000. THO presidency .,
Gen. Disz was publicly proclaimed in HE
City of Mexico yesterday. TT Allan
tic Mills. of Lawrence, ,nass.. Will ,hut
down for two weeks October 5th -
Hosiery manufacturers of Nottingham.
Eng, have reduced wages Of operative.
boiler exploded in a mill and cot
ton gin at fredericksburg, Texas, killed
foreman, fatally scalded two men
and seriously injured scse ral Others. -
Jensen. Bis 4 e.. ardware dealers.
d nyer, Col, tailed; lial ilIties 800 ODl'
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-08

A peculiar virtue in Ayers Sarsapa-
pirl!la Il That wallell cieanses and purges
Ihe blood rom all corruptiOns and i'm
purItles, and thereby roots out disease.
II builds up~lnvl3olatcs the whole system.
and m~vI@orates the whole spsten, and
makes n young again.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-08
TIE rYpE-sETTING NAcuIyr,

TIE NETTTNT NATTfTNE Al " UKk
lion, y. T., September y .-Georg.
" Weaver, the publisher of the llior
Citizen, IS tonight printing the first news
paper IN the world, the type OF which
was entirely composed bv a type-settine
machine. The entire edition of ) OUO
copies Is being prlnte bv the aid Of al
electric motor the same which on March
l4th printed Nh. " eavcr's .iouruai BE-
ing the first in the known world to ac-
comp'ish the feat. Hundred. OF visitors
have been to sec The operation.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-08
A MAN DEAD AND HIS NrPsr DyrNc

A NAN DEAD AND HIS NcRsE DYING
leading, Pc, September ~Ij.-Jacob
Smith, aged At, a farmer OF North Hell
delburg, skinned his arm while thrasLiag.
A poisonous plant came in contact with
the wound and Smith became i'll: his
arm led to tour times its natural
size. lie died to-day in great agory.
Mrs. Daniel Nell, who nursed him. was
stricken down this morning, and she is
now dying from the effects cf poison.
contracted through a cut on her hand
Her body is rapidly swelling like Smiths,
whose corpse has turned black.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-08
a Dnu .hter's Misery.
Father is Getting We'll.

"NY daughter say
How mu,h better father i, SIEGE he
used Hop But r,
He i ecttlrr well after hi ing sui
teriny from a disease GcrareI iuenrablr -
Aud We are So glad that he used your
Bitters IL Lady 81 Uica y. Y.
EAs None mum without a bunch of
green Ii : on the white label. Shun a
the vile, poisonous stuff with Hop ca
. Iiups' NJ The I ualne.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-08

...Asoeboro Courier: The following
is the Republican ticket: For the Sem
ate, J. \. Blair. of Asheboro; for the
House. Ben Miliken. of Black Creek.
aud G.. C.. lIcnlricks. Of Trinity.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-08
ANOTHER COACHuaN WEEDS

ANOTHER COACHMAN WEEDS AN
HEIREss. Troy, n. Y, Oct. w. b
bartholomew, a c~oachnan employed b.
W. j. Simmons, a wealthy business mar,
secretly married simmons adopted dauyh
ter, Mary + Bahcock., aged - year,
Friday night. Bartholomew is 30 year
old.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-08

.,,.T~ X-Ne0a'Or David DAYS, 0. IT,
nois, deciar, fr the republican ncmi-
nee. IN speaking of the ticket. he ay.:
am firmly convinced it viii pre,ai,.
| viii vote tt ticket aud heartily u
port 1t 1t i, necessary for this govern
mcnt that the Republican ticket be elect
cd this year" tx Senator Davis, when
IN Congress. was an Independent of the
Independents.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-08
The Bear Drowned Him

I =. NJ. Oliver owner Of the bear
which recently killed q boy rear Gaines
vile. Ga, makes the following statement.
Having been absent iroia the city al day,
on my return, jus; before night. Mrs.
Oliver came runnlng out meeting ne,
and said that 4 negro tad Just run up
from the park, ani stated that the bear
had KILLED a lltle boy | ran my horses
winch were already hitched 10 the wag-
oni al almost iull speed down 10 the park
| luuuj no one III the park. white or
Ulack. entered TIE inclosure, gun 10
hand, aud mct the bear. who came rush
lug ~luriously at me, aud | commenced TO
shoot al him al the distance OF p feet,
and As he continued To advance. kept
UP the hiring. and the last two shots hired
the bear Tell lead IN ) feet Of where !
stood. All this WAS done In the dark
and alone, having 10 one TO assist INC,
aud running a terrible risk OF my cwn
lite. l,,doubt If any man living would
have made a more desperate eff 1T to
save, as | hoped, the child lite A.
soon as | had Killed the bear. | jumped
over his struggling bsjy, struck a match,
and commenced 10 search Tor the little
boy, and soon found him at the bottom
OF 1 feet water, dead The heavy log
having caught 10 the railing OF the fence
prevented the bear from getting where
the corpse had lrllted and sunk. | I'll
vested myself of clothing and went IN
and brought out the little fellow, wrap
ped him IN a sheet and my piano covers
and placed him on i large ovcrcoat IN che
wagon, with towels and other garment,
TO steady his head. Then, and on y then,
lid the other boys come TO my a. stance.
except a colored man who he'd a light
for me. The other boys got into the
wagon and came home with me. The
sight, they said, was toe ~sicAculng for
them to see. gave the boys the Only
W shirts | had on 10 protect them. ]
!e.t Ike cursing the day for ever opening
a park or having a bear, but all parks
have such things. and while words can
not express my grief t I The occurrence
and the sympathy for The grief stricken
parents, | feel that every cifJIt that
could be made by human wi, made by
me at a terrible risk of losing my own
tie IN the dark and unassi-tcd God for
bid that | shoull ever witpc,, another
,u,h a sad sight. NJ opinion is that The
bear had become mad, as dogs sometimes
DO, as myself aud even my chi drcn have
f udled with ard led Il t bear for two
and a hal Yeas without scratch ron
Inn.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-08
ION October tn Attn Ernest Will
lIams,. col, was to be hanlel at Char
lotle, but has been respited.

...Terrified City Mllk1nan Great
Scott what's that: Mary, bring the Gun
quick. there's a wild b, asst in the yeard,,'
Mary (who was once ia the country
why, You old fool. that's a COW -
{. Mllhman. You don'tsay so,"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-08


SENT 30 Il ISLAND OF MAuRITIUs
on Six Horns NOTICE.. III trial OF
Brother Frank, President Of 81. Joseph :
College, for assuulting two little girls.
and his conviction and sentence for term
in State prison SAYS a Bufftlo, y. Y.
special to the Uorii, is well remembered.
Brother Frank case was investigated BY
Gov. Cleveland and Il pardon followed
This cleared the priest before the law. bur
not before the Christian Brotherhood 1t
was announced that he wOu.d not return
10 this C ty, bur 1t was not stated where
he Duld 20. News VS. received here
tor the first time to day that he had been
cxiled to the island Of Mauritius, and
that he is there now engaged as a school
tetcler. Even his name has been chang
ed by the brotherhood, and he is now
CALI d Brother Francis Joseph.
He was force u sail from New York
June %, going to London and Aiexan,
dria. He iecei1cl notice Of his exile
while stopping on the Boland farm. near
P~eekekill, aud had had only a few hours
in VIII ch TO reach there. The scene when
Brother Frank received the news is said to
have been a very affecting che. Il other
Scverian, OF DE L.Salle Institute, n. Y,
was the bearer of the sentence from
Brother Patrick, the han1 OF the order
in France. They were at breakfast at s
o'clock when Brother Frank was handed
his passage ticket and a letter trolu Broth
er Patrick, saying that he must sail at =
O'Clock. The news was so sudden that
Brother Frank could hardly speak.
Clasping his hands together ne sal
oh, my God must | 90 without
even seeing my poor brother 2"
He cried bitterly, and it was with diff
Guilty that the brothers could calm bnn.
lie asked the reason why he was not given
a days notice at least. Brother SIEVE
ri IN tod him the news came the night
before, and they did not wish to wake
him. Brother Frank finally said.
Il must learn to live humble, and if
thi. be my Mastcr's wish, | am ready to
go"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-08
The INVALUABLE Domestic ReMe0r,
SODIOUE

ANC RROTlIERS a WHITE. PhiIa.
No Family Should be Without IT!
No Factory Should be Without ~
No WORKSHOP Should be Without m
No Hospital Should be Without II!
No Physician Should be Without IT!
No Veterinarian Should be Without II!
No Plantation Should be Without NJ
No Stock-RdiSer Should be Without II!
fUR SALE By DRUGGISTS AND GENERAL NtPCaiNDlst DL.lGRs
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-08

1.-THE number Of Free Masops in
North Carolina Is put down at $3.50.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-08
Adsertisin. Chcats.!

Il, has become - commou To begin at
article. ia an eIegsn'. interesting style
'.Thcu run IT lufc come advertisement
that We AVOID all such.
Aud mpl, cal atlen'i . to the merits
&c tiyp rIittis 10 A. pam, honest terms
=, p,~ltle.
10 induce rc, IL
10 give thy rue tual, Which - proves
their vain that lhey Viii never usC ANY
thius else.
The remci, - ia,arabl, IA ucel in
al the paper.
Religions and secular, j.
Having Z lsrsy >s'c, and Is surlllut-
ing all ,tler medicines
There i, % deny INK the virtues # the
Hop plant and the proprie;or~ 81 Hop
BtferS have shown great s~hfr"dncss and
ability
"lu compound ng 3 med cine whose
virtues ar ~ palpabie to every ones oh
>eryAtlon
Did She DE
"Sac fingered aud ,uG rel slaue. wu-
ing away a the time tor years.
III" doctors doing her IA good
And q last VS. cu9i ty th3 hop
Bitter thr paper ~ mach about
Iaitci lnicci ~
'.ilow thankful We should b, Tor thas
medicine. -
A Dlu -hter's Misery.
Il even years uur daughter suffered on
a BID Of misery.
From a complication OF kidney, Ever,
rheumatic uoub aud Nervous debtlly,
Under tho c.re ui the best ply, can.,
Nv 10 gaye her disease various names.
But no rc 4,
"aud now She is restored 10 Us u good
health By a. slmpIe a remedy a. Hop BIT
ter, that We had stunned Tor years he
fore Us il. THE PAREN1s.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-08

HT~TSNTIEF, An, March E'
eE.uf1eJ catl,p ylunpd ou yuHr Ntn
g. OF a lot 81 cuItsE .tHfte-t as your i'.H
hr, erS by Us attractive appear nee.
JOHN CHADN lex Cotton Baytr-
TAIErr Got~Ty. a. March Isl.
yum vsss Llgrl rtuu,IIrH'i' t9 ms"
a- high "a 80 pounds, bagg'rs and
ether tser4 Georgia yhat can bga' DC.
i.nIrJ> en.ent I have ever seen GA a
Il. Ii. GIDDENS.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-08

Farmers aud others Desiring 4 genteel. lucrative
agency business, 10y which s 3 10 SO a DAY can be
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