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ThE STORY Or MAI Klaus.
"A Young sismeso HObIemnu who EscsI
tho Hands OF a Tyrant.

Young siameso kObIemnu who EsCapBd
tho Hands OF a Iyrant.
Maj kaun, the young Siamese nobleman
who has been afraid to go home for four
years past, because he was in danger Of
being beheaded, is now passing his SUN.
mer vacation at the home of the Rev. DR..
Samuel House, in Waterford. He was
recently graduated with high hOnors at
tho Williston seminary, East Hampton,
Massachusetts,. Just before the Siamese
embassy sailed for home from New York
on Jnly 3, DR.. House went TO the me-
tropolis, where he saw tho brother of the
king of Siam, who was at the head of the
embassy, and received assurance from the
prince that Mai kaun would now DO safe
in returning to his native land. The
former regent OF the kindom, the implac.
able enemy of Mai Kaun's family recently
died, and tho present king is liberal in his
views, and inclined to foster education aud
the sciences. Ii is hinted that Mai Kaun
will take course in engineering at the
Rensselaer, Polytechnic institute, and
then return to Siam, where he win super
intend tho opening of a system of railroads
and thus restore tho fortunes of his once
brilliant family.
The story of Mai Kaun ID like page
| from an Oriental romance. His father, "A
member of tho kings private council, fell
in love with u daughter of the English
| cousul four years ago, aud ran away with
her in steam yacht. For this he was
arrested and first logged by order of his
| implacable enemy, the regent, who was
! the prime minister at tho time. The Eng
lish consul thought the punishment had
| gone far enough and threatened Bang Kok
with gunboat from Singapore. A Sia-
| mese envoy was sent to England to pre-
tost against the threat OF tho consul. He
was gone eight months and in tho mean
time the imprisoned nobleman was be
headed and every member of his family
who could be reached either suffered tn,
same fate, or was imprisoned. Tho prop
erty of all his relatives was coniiscated
and his chief wife, the mother OF Ma
kauu, was put to work in rico factory
Now, in consequence Of royal favor, sh
enjoys an honorable position as an atten
dant upon the queen. Mai Kaun, at tn
time, was studying In the United States
but the prime minister made an effort /
compel the American government TO Civ
up the boy, &C that he could do with hiI
as he chose. Mai kaun's grandfather be
came insane on account of the bruts
treatment that he received. The Englis
consul was recalled by his government
and was knighted in order to heal h
wounded feelings. His daughter made
narrow escape from the country.
The new order of things which prevent
Mai Kaun's return home ia described
solely owing to the enlightenment of Il
present king, who, among other change
has abolished tho rule compelling eyer
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rev York marHsss

ssw YORK, July 9.-rlour-state and West
ern very steady with moderate inquiry;
13 10; Extra do. " Wp3 so; Choice do
sS5,@5 % Fancy 10, q $1,000, Round Hoop
onio a lo9t 20 choice, o. 0S08 %; Super
good extra do, - 00fe3eO; choice do, % 85
16 o.; choice White Wheat do, o 7jS26 90 I;
I8 -,
Wheat depressed and 2S0ssc lower. with less
active business; No. 4 White, nominal
No. Red July, gsi4c.: Aug. 9slsfpS9kc sept,
| 99ysa91Sc; Oct .h oO'Sol o0ss; Nov, si 62 ;
Dec, VI COZ.
Corn hGoc lower less doing Mixed West
ern spot, 4Sg6lIsc do future, 62lz d8Jkc.
Oats &Ep1lc better NO. Aug, 1880 Sopt.,
3i4133lsc; oct, 3i11c State, 891IIc Western
500 i5C.
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The following telegram from Commander
Schley was received at tho navy depart
ment Friday afternoon. 1t is dated st.
Johns, N. T., May lS:
Iron caskets for the dead will be deliy-
ored July %. AS soon as remains are
transferred to them | will sail for New
York, advising you when ready. Loch
Garry sustained some slight injuries to hull
forward. | have directed q board of three
officers to report their extent, when you
will be advised. Under the charter | hold
no injuries are to be made good, the as
sumption of risk IF search covering all
elso. The week of rest for officers and
men after the incessant labor aud peril of
the past sixty days is most grateful to
them. Your telegram and that of the act.
ing secretary, Admiral Nichols, gave us
great satisfaction. Please accept our
thanks for them. In respect to memory
Of dead on board flags OF ships will fly at
half mast during my stay.
Rear Admiral Nichols, acting secretary
| Of the navy, and General Hazeu, chic
signal officer, had conference to day
at which it was concluded to suggest t
Commander Sohley that he bring the sur
vivors of the Greedy party from st. John
to Portland, where they can remain unit
better prepared To stand the change O
climate. Their families can join them a
Portland il so desired. Tho vessels of tn
expedition will remain at st. Johns fo
several days.
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motnorsl motnsrsii Mothers,

Are you disturbed at night anu broken OF
your rest by u sick child suffering ana crying
with the eXoruciaung pain of cutting teeth
II so, 20 at once and get bottle ot MRS. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. II viii relieve
tho poor little sufferer immodiatoly-'iepend
upOn II there IL no mistake about II. There II
not mother on earth who has ever used II,
who will not toll you ut once that 1t Will
regulate the bowels, and give rest To the
mother, and TeIiet ami health to the child, OPP
Grating like magic. IL is perfectly safe To use
In all cases, ana pleasant 10 the taste, and Is
the prescription OF ono OF tho Oldest and best
female physicians in tho United states. sold
everywhere. % cents bottle.
may3l-lydM.W, saw
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sruwu'. nuusonvia rauaoea

Is tho most effective Pain Destroyer In the
world. Will most surely quicken the blood
whether taken internally or applied cxter.
nally. ana thereby more certainly RELIEVE
PAIN, whethor chronic or acute, than any
other pain alloViatOr, ana II IS warranted dou.
bio tho strength OF any similar preparation.
II cures pain In the Sido, Back or Bowels,
Sore Throat, Rheumatism, Toothache, and
ALL ACHES, ami IL Ths Great Roiiever OF
Pain BROWNS HOUSEHOLD PANACEA"
should he in every family. teaspoontul OF
the Panacea In II tumbler ot hot water [sveet-
eued, II protorredI, taken ut bedtime, will
BREAK UP 4 COLD. - couts n bottle.
mAyyl-l lydM.W saw
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1.-Two stocx ps srket,

CHICAGO. Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head
shipments, 1900 head: best light grades
steady heavy and rough 5dpl0c lower ronvh
packing. o. Sd5 20; packing and shipping.
s. 25d5 go light. s5ft5 20; skips, ~ 25u4 50.
Cattlc-Receipts, 800 head shipments, 2Sv0
head. market DUH; best corn.fed weak I;
grassers lOt2Oc loser; exports, 81 5O08S5
good To choice shipping t6G6 so common 10
medium, u SOB 70; ass Texans, f3 I5di 20 |;
extra do, 81 1905.
sheep Receipts, 400 head; shipments, 500
head; market slow: inferior to fair, ~ 500
$50; medium to good, 81 2,ee5; choice to
extra ~ borl IS; lambs, 81 b003 30 per head I;
Texas s. 50I4.
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rernhardt,s wona.rfui Bodice.

olive Logans London Letter.
All the world aud his wi 70 are talking
about Sarah Bernhardt's funny costume
for Lady Macbeth. Well, we'll, did you
ovorP IL took Sarah TO think of some.
thing new, of course. Imagine q jersey
a sort of abdominal jersey, II / may be
allowed the expression--an oel. skin gar.
ment reaching from the neck to-why to
the voluminously plated skirt, Of course.
only tho skirt begins about foot aud q
half lower than skirts usually begin, and
all the upper part Is unmitigated,
unwrinkled jersey. The result proves
that Sarah--unless she has resorted to the
extreme measure OF padding-is not such
ilesbless creature as has been supposed.
The jersey is embroidered with heraldic
figures and the whole effect is marvellous
ly odd, IL anything would give her Lady
Macbeth stamp It would be that wonder
| ful skin fitting bodice. In other ways
Sarah shows her eccentricity. Where on
earth do you suppose she is living during
her London engagement? Why at the Star
and Garter at Richmond, IL you please.
| She has got a suite of rooms at the famed
| hostelry of Richmond hill, her windows
commanding that peerless prospect which
has formed tho theme Of rapture for 20
many poetic pens. Every day when the
renowned tragic artist sits upon the noble
terrace at the Star and Garter she looks
| upon the scene of which Thomson wrote
| o vale of bliss o softly swelling hills
| Heavens what II gooily prospect spreal
| around,
OF hills and dales and woods aud lawns an,
| spires
And gilttering towns and sildod streams.
| 1t must be really delightful to enjoy thi
beautiful panorama at breakfast, Dime
and tea, but fancy the price tho divin
Sarah pays for IL do not mean the pric
in pounds, shilling and pence, thong
doubtless that in not a bagatelle, but i
exertion. She drives into town--abou
ten miles--every afternoon and out agair
after tho performance at night. Physi
cally, the seemingly irail creature mus
really bo very strong.
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Harry Hartmyer, of this city. has pub
lished neat aud very convenient date
book for the uso Of theatrical managers
and others 1t contains all the dates from
June /, 1884, to June /, 1885, with ruled
columns for entering the name OF the
troupe that plays, the gross amount and
net amount of receipts, tho percentage,
and other memoranda, together with n
calculation of the amount of any number
Of tickets from one To one thousand, at
%, 80, so or IS cents each, together with
other valuable Information.
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Tho Lutn.r.n Excursion.

The summer holiday 10 which good many
persons have been looking forward for some
time IL now within three days OF us, The time
aud place ot train starting has been announced
~ being 7;i0 on Tuesday morning, from the
outer station Of the Reading railroad. Tickets
can be had at this time and place, als) on
Monday evening ut Trinity or Christ church.
All sorts OF healthiul recreations will be pro-
vided, and everybody's happiness will bo
promoted by all possible means. Baskets ana
games shall be sent directly To the depot The
entire excursion party will be returned TO the
stevens House depot,
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Decision Ko.oned in a win Contest.

NEW YoRK, July 10.--Surrogate Rol-
lins rendered decision to-day in the con.
test over the will of tho late James Tilby,
the Washington market butcher, who left
all Lis property valued at 5000, 600, to his
second wife, Sara g. w. Tilby. The will
was contested by two sons of the do
cedent's first wife on the ground that IT
was irregularly executed that it was
obtained by undue influence and that she
was never the wife of the decedent, but
had another husband living at the time
she claimed to have married Tilby. The
surrogate holds that the will was the
product of undue influence aud was
obtained by fraud and deception, and he
therefore denied its admission to probate.
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Fat. OF . woo,d.pe Out,ng,r.

CHICAGO. July 10 "A dispatch from
Tuscaloosa, says: Henry Burk, colorod,
who attempted to outrage a little white
girl, was captured last night in tho garret
of an old house. A mob at midnight
took him from the jail, hanged him to q
tree in the street and put i've bullets in
his body.
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sure cure tor Blind, bleeding and Itching
Piles. one box has cured the worst case OF 2
years standing, No ono need suiler nyo min
utGs alter using Williams Indian Pile ONT
mont. II ahsOrbS tumors, allays itching, acts
rs podltCe, gives Instant relief. PrepaI ed
only tor Piles, itching Ot the private parts
nothing else. Sold by druggists and mailed
on receipt OF paico, 81. Sold by "a. IL. COch'
mn. hrmggisLlI7 ana LEg North Qneen atroet.
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Quotations by Associated Press.

Quotations by Associated Press.
Stocks tirmer. Money, 283c.
New York Contra. rai.................. ..103A
ERIE tpllroih. 1914
AitulS chpTe5S. ......s.s...s..s.sss.siEo
Michigan Central Railroad. ................b %
Michigan southern Railroad. d.............. 70
Illinois Central Railroad .l2lH
Cleveland 4 pittsburRh Railroad, ,,....,...l3T
Chicago q Rock Island Railroad. ......... .l09ss
Pittsburgh h Fort Wayne RailroRd,.......l8
Western Union Telegraph Company..v. 90
Toledo q Wabash. ..............,............ 81
New Jersey Central ..... .,.....,........... 5s
New York Ontario a Western. ............ lo1z
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To Kepair DamRgos.

Dear lady, there is probably no uso telling
you that fashionable lite In great city ia u
rough ono on your beauty. Late hours, loss
OF sleep ana mental excitement will leave you
by and by shorn OF those beautiful tresses
which drew lovers around you In other years.
Artificial substitutes can never pass for those
rich ana glossy locNs. Parker's Hair Balsam
will stop your hair from falling out, restore
its natural color and sOttness, and prove
cleansing and beneficial to the scalp.
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Fs,her ana stepson Drowned.

CHICAGO, July ia special from
Clifton Forge, Virginia, reports "At
Iron Gate, Virginia, yesterday, Thomas
Johnson stripped his stepson aud tied his
hands to whip him. The boy escaped and
Jumped in the river. The father followed
and both were drowned.
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Grnnt Unable to nttenn.

LONG BRANCH, N. j., July 10.-General
Grant, who is residing at his cottage here,
is still suffering from lameness consequen.
on the fracture of his leg last winter, and
will therefore DO unable to attend the
national encampment of the Grand Army
of tho Republic at Minneapolis next week.
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HEsRY smuBERT, Auct. jyl

EsrATE OF MARIA BUDYsILL, LATE
IL OF the City OF Lancaster, deceased,
Letters of administration on said
estate having been granted to the un.
dersigned, all persons indebted thereto
are requested to make Immediate pay.
ment and those having claims or demands
against tho same, Will present them without
delay for settlement To tho un dersigncd, II sid-
ing in the CiIy of Lancaster.
Il. n. EsHLEdAN, DIR, y, L. DAVIS,
JONI A, CoYLE,
htt'ys, js.6tdS
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IN, Unul,ra Death Record.

MARsErLLEs, July 19.-Thirty deaths
occurred here from cholera last night.
TouLoN, July 10.-Seventeen deaths
were reported here from cholera last
night.
MARsEILLEs, July 19.-Five deaths
occurred here from cholera since nine this
| morning.
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yyom,n,,T.muernn,, ,uion,

The woman's Christian Temperance Union
prayer meeting win TO held In the United
Brethren church uOrmCrly Salt ny, on West
Orange street, tomorrow Sunday afternoon
at quarter past three. Al halt-pGst slN on
Tuesday evening the Union meets At No. ~
North Prince street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Hop PasterS are clean, sweet and pleasant
TO use. Fresh Hops combined with Balsams
and Gums. Moro powerful than any other
porous plastCrs, 25Cts,
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Dop.n or .JOnn y, sutton.

PHILADELPHIA, July l0,-John 8. Sut.
ton, who was shot through the brain by
Joseph f. Songster ten day ago, died to-
day. Sougster has been under aIrest since
the shooting.
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thirteen Years, Dyspeps,s,

- suffered with dyspepsia for Is years."
writes John Albright, esd. of Columbus,
ohio. Samaritan Nercine cured NO." As 1t
always cures such disorders. At druggists.
iyl5-lwdeCdSw
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COLUMBIA NEWS.


An Atlem,pro Robbery Avcrtea H.i,si sious
i,o",s-- Personal Paragraphs - Bor.
oush Not,so, Kocent Occurrence.
As Mr.. u. h. Carter mas going home
late last night, he saw two mon attempting
to enter tho grocery store Of Casper
Michael. at the corner Of Fifth aud Wal
nut stroots. Upon seeing him they ran,
ono towards Chestnut street, the other
toward Second. About twoa m, Mr..
Carter had TO return to his shop, being
busy, aud in passing tho store again saw
tho would.be robbers, who again took TO
their heels. Mr.. Michael was then aroused
and kept watch until morning, but the
robbers did not make third visit. Their
identity Is not known.
Personal.
Misses Mary aud Jennie Stevens, Of Ris.
ing Sun, Md, after n two weeks visit To
Miss NJ. Lilly Stevenson, returned home
this morning.
Gen. Welsh post, No. liS, q. A. X Ia
repi resented ut tho Minneapolis, MINI,
convention of tho Grand Army by MIR. W..
Hayes Grier
Miss Neil Linewclver, Of Philadelphia,
is at DR.. J. X. Lineweaver's on Walnut
street.
Alex Mclean, of Philadelphia, is in
town, where he will remain few days.
Mrs. q. i. Metzger, accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Annie, left yesterday on a
trip to New York and Couey Island.
Religious.
Rev William Z. Evans. pastor of the
Il. Il Lutheran church, will Tor to morrow
exchange pulpits with Rev. Mr. Fries, of
Carlisle.
Rev. :. A. lisilnor, of Mauoh Chunk,
will occupy the NJ. Il. pulpit To morrow
morning and evening.
Rev. Ezokiol Light, Of Lebanon, pr,sid
log elder OF tho Baltimore district, will
deliver tso sermons in the United Breth-
ren church tomorrow. Ono at 1913 u.
M, and another at q y. II.
Town notes.
Tho Catholic fair in ArmUry hall closes
this evening.
George Wanbaugh, was sued 10y MI.
Edwin Stair for taking pears from the
trees in his yard at his store. Squire
Young beard the CASE" aud fined George 81
with costs, but uppn Mr. Stair inteicoding
no was released after paying the costs
1919.
The garden party last evening, given 10y
the Ladies' sncia6lo committee of st. PauPs
L. T., church, in the yards of Mrs. Wright
and Mrs Richards. was grand success.
The yards looked beautiful ia their hand
hOlllt utC'IhNlbI W Nhlutbu ahu ohIe'Oo'
lanterns, etc.
The Bainbridse wreck WAS not cleared
away until p. NJ. yesterday.
A mad dog was shot at the II. ~ q. H.
Il. freight warehouse, in Columbia. OF
Thursday evening by ono Of the X, ~. Z
detectives,
Squire Frank committed two trair
Jumpers to jail this m1ruing for 10 days
each. Officer Ed. Kennedy arrested them
last night, near Mouutyire.
Geo. Roy went to Reading last night
called thither by the friends of tho lat'
Casper Rothaupt. He know not why la
vas sent for.
All the alleys In Columbia arc under
going q thorough cleaning. They needed
it, Butcher alley especially.
Tho house formerly occupied by the
Misses Chambcrlius in bsing moved into
this morning by Mrs. s. Zach.
Letters from the Columbians in Europe
state that straw hats in England are curl
Gus novelties. The Columbia party cele'
brated tho Fourth OF July by walking
around London with small silk U. 5. flag
hanging out of their pockets.
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LONDON. July 10. - Louis Augustus
Engelhardt, merchant of No. Fen
Court, +. O., has failed. His liabilities
are Gji 900.
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Hon,ng Pigeons start on = Long Trip.

CHICAGO. July 19.--The Duty Ne,cS
Mattoop, Ills, dispatch says, that six
homing pigeons, the property of tho
Newark, N. j., pigeon flying club, No. I,
were liberated here at 8 o'clock this morn
ing, and started on their long journey
homeward. They are expected to cover
hours
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pr. Frsrier's Root pI,ters.

FTazier's Root Bitters ara not dram shop
beverage, Dut ar5 strletiS leulcinai IN every
kidneys, keep tho bowels open ana regular,
cleanse the blood and system OF every impu.
Cochran, druggist, lSI and lD North Queen
street.
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VIENNA July ia fro at Dakla, in
Gallo a, which Started in a naphtha fac
tory, spread to other buildings, aud before
it was extinguishod half tho town had
been DESTROYED.
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from SYrnonrr, N. Y,

" felt weak and languid had palpitation
or the heart ana numOness Of the limbs. Bur
dock BtOOd Bitters have certainly relieved me.
They are most excellent" MIR. J. NJ. wright
For sale by II. -. Cochran, druggist, 1877 and
lSJ North Queen street
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wEATHEk INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, July 10-For the Middle
Atlantic states, partly cloudy weather and
local showers, followed by fair weather,
southerly shifting TO westerly winds, sta
tonary temperature,
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ALL who are afflicted with s8lt rheum, itch,
scald head, impetigo, and every other erup'
ton OF the skim should uso Glenn's sulphur
Soap jyli-IwdcodSw
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a OIime Growing cut OF An Eviction.
DUBLIN, July ia farm near Trailer,
from which the tenants had been evicted,
was visited last night by moonshners, who
shot tho carctaker dead.
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We especially invite a trial by all those sut
ierors from Kidney aud Liver Complaints
who have miledto obtain relief from doctors.
Natures great remedy, Kidnoy-Wort, has
effected cures In many obstinate cases. II
acts at once on tho Kidneys, Liver and Bow
els, cleaning the system OF all poisonous hu
mors and restoring u healthy condition ol
those important organs, DO not DO discour-
aged but try 1t.
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spkUiAL NOTICES.


IL we can euro an ache, or sprain, or pain,
ora lameHess or burn, or "a bruise, or u blto'
by using Thomas Ecleotric on, let's do T..
Thomas Eciectric on IL known To he gOou.
Lets try H.. For salo by II. B. Cochran, drug"
Rlst, l3l and l39 North Queen street.
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For lame SACK, siue or unest, uso sAI
LoWS POROUS PLASTER. Price, 20 cent
sold by Il. B. Cochran, druggist, lSI and lS9
North Queen street, Lancaster, ieblieodt
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a sorgIi,o rnst Involved Esriy IIis-iul
Nav IIplIanJ Clarion


New Holland Clarion.
Last Saturday evening Samuel Fasnaot,
living north of town, finished hauling in
his grain all but his raklngs, aud on Mon
day the threshers whom he had previously
engaged were coming. Mr.. +. was, there
fore, in a quiudary as to how he would
rake upward OF thirty acres aud haul it in
III time for tho threshers. Ills brother
Christian knowing Of his dilemma,
concluded TO surprise him, aud he there
fore arose AZ twelve o'clock on Sunday
night, awokc Mart Snader and Lem
SweigaTt, near neiGhbOrs. They then
proceeded to the home of WIN. McCarty,
called him up and told him Of their plans
and they each having rake rJceeding tC
the field of Samuel, and by four o'clock in
the morning they had the field finished.
Such surprises arc certainly very pleas
ant.
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CoLDEN's Liquid Beet Tonic will cure indi-
gestion, and pcrpetuato bodily vigor. Take
no other. OF druggists. iyli-lwdeod&w