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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1884-05-23
SELECT POETRY.
old Age came down the steeps OF years

Old Age came down the sleeps OF years,
Beneath llfes burden bending;
with tottering steps he feebly trod,
And breathing sighs and prayers to Col,
lie met with Youth ascending.
The one with solemn thoughtful air,
Moved onward slow and still
And one ne'er stopp'd or looked behind,
But pressing forward like the wind,
Flew swiftly up the hill.
All whittier dost thou bend thy course .
Said he whose head was hoary;
1go, said Youth TO yonder HI eight,
Where such fine prospects cheer the sight,
To manhood, wealth and glory.
Be not deceived, Old Age replied,
In vain will be thy tolling
Ilong have chasd those distant Joys
OFT grasp'd them-but the neetlng toys
Were backward still recolllng.
Iwander'd on through many a scene,
Pass'd grotto's groves and bowers
Some bissful object still In view,
gather'd gems of brightest hue
And p'uck'd the fairest flowers;
But all those flowers all faded soon
And left them In despair
And riches gems were scarcely mine,
Before they all began to shine,
And vanish d into air.
Youth ralsd his eyes and look'd ahead,
The prospect still was bright
must go on prevent me not,
For yonder is sunny spot,
Which promises delight.
Youth said no more, but onward went,
His favorlte course to keep;
And hope still sparkling from his eyes,
Towards yon sunny spot he flies,
And struggles up the steep.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1884-05-23

An English tourist says that most of
the hard wood shipped from this coun-
try to Scotland is converted into paper
folders and other trinkets and sent back
to us as souvenirs from the house in
which Burns was born or died, or the
tree under which Walter Scott wrote
some of his most brilliant gems.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1884-05-23

Borings for salt iu Northern Germa,
ny have revealed the existence of i'm
mense deposits of the mineral in some
of the most neglected and forlorn To-
calitles. One of these drills reached
salt at depth of about LOO feet from
the surface, and at 1900 feet it had
not yet penetrated the deposit, giving
it the immense thickness of more than
400 feet.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1884-05-23

An exchange truthfully says; News
papers, though everybody does not
think so, are always paid for in ad-
vance If the thoughtful subscriber
does not do it, the proprietor has to do
so. The paper aud ink manufacturer
and printers will not wait till a year ex-
pires before they get their pay. The
subscriber in arrears should think of
this.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1884-05-23

To understand the world is wiser
than to condemn it. To study the
world is better than to shun it. To
use the world is nobler than to abuse
10
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Georgia now mas law requiring ho-
tells that do not use real butter 10 dis
play a sign conspicuousiy; "rhis house
uses oleomargarine,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1884-05-23

The stingiest man is said to be mi-
serly old bachelor who talks through
his nose so as to save the wear aud tear
of his voice on his false teeth.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1884-05-23

Johnny Morris, of Emiuence, KY,
only ten years of age, weighs III
pounds.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1884-05-23

1t is said of Prince Bismarck that he
eats at one meal enough for half doz-
en- persons in good health.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1884-05-23

A "frontier settlement is frequently
made with shotgun.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1884-05-23
CONTINUED from last ueek.)
How Watch Cases are Made.

ssOW SVokCS SASSS osC "1SCs
A plate Of SOLID GOLD IA 2-l0 karats
fine is soldered on each side of u plate Of
hard nickel composition metal, and the
three are then passed between polished
steel rollers. From this plate the various
parts of the cases-backs, centers, bezels, etc.
are cut and shaped by dies and formers.
The gold is thick enough to admit of all
kinds Of chasing, engraving, and engine
turning. The composition metal gives it
needed strength, stiffness and solidity, while
the written guarantee Of the manufacturers
uarranting each case to wear tpenty years
proves that it contains all the gold that
can possibly be needed. This guarantee
is given from actual results, as many Of
these cases have been worn perfectly smooth
by years of use without wearing through
the gold. DUBUQUE. IA. Dec. "A. 1890.
have used one Of your James Boss Gold Watch
Cases for seventeen years. bought 1t secondhand
and know Of its having been used before got it,
but do not know how long. It looks good for ten
years longer. Did not suspect 1t was . filled case
until so informed by jeweler = short time since
most cheerfully recommend your cases to be all
they represented to be. and more
o. McCRAsEY. Dep. Col. Int. Rev. Sd Dis. Ioua.
Send ss.t stamp to Ksysns watch Tsssors rbiis-
dsIphia Pa for hAndsene Illustrated hsw
sAass Boss and ksystsns watch Gases ars made.
(To be Continually
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NREAS BROWNS INSURANCE
IL A3gNCY, Movers new building, Main
street BOomsburg, Pa,

As the agencies are direct. policies are written
or the insured without any delay In the
nice at bloomsbury. Dot. ", Hi-u
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Umn11u1umu

Tell the children to cut out and save the comic
silhouette pictures as they appear from issue to
Issue. They will be pleased with the collection.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-03-20
THE .AuM CASES.

/. Ye,tsrisy M r ilg F. Baum indicted ~
thiriy-ssven cusss by he grsnd Jury SIX
ior f5.gsrv, ann Tor arsop and toe ba'auce
t,r swindiins spd bsing IN acclmpice TO
swindiipg, entered iatp fecos nv 'nces - s'i
tnaf CASES betorsJudse G N. Aldotage, N
the dis riot court in Ire sun. Of S23 500 IN
IA AGGREGATE. Que caargs of arson is for
tna burain. ofhis store on Elr stree tbs
,l3 b OF 81 sscr, 1882 ne being IN NV YORK
40 the lime. William KuItz mas
also been Indicted in chs sans
case. he thsn being in Baum
employ He slsoeiiered into recesn e
isncs at the same time IA the IN o. $Ioo.
Kur,z Is nov IN the employ OF Baum, run
niilg . storef5r him AZ Cedar Hi, q. TINS
county. Kur.z was srtes ed NJ ospusy
Sheriff FrApk Sisef. Consldsrso'e lnteI-
al il beiug manifested Ia tlese c5sss ara
rney are tne senersl tgpir Of coiyerseiion
on the trees a greet many people ex-
Dress The opiuion.that Balm VIII Ger out OF
thr cssee p-eierfsissgiass him 70 ne CO..
ton swindbng MATER On technicslities oi
the law ifnotbitg e'se.
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yur DELFT srn.Er RAILWAY.

The ofdlnancs passed SAN dHy niRht w
the city council grartiny the Dallas VI y
Belt street railway Ihe risht OF way. hsg'n-
nlrg a, the south side OF halh street iun
thence .st on that street 10 Akaid avenue
10 Jackson street, therce u Hsiwood
street moth on tpst ,tr ~ to'Mcktnr7
VENUE and west on The avennp 10 Coo ran,
and south on Cochran 10 the north
sids o; Camp s.-ett, tho terminus,
hrs served . stir Mp soms OF the properly
ogners along the proposed rou,n g'aufed,
and especial,y noe on Hirwood street NJ
well a. the slccsholders 10 Inc MAID s'ree',
Ssn Jaciu,o street aud Commerce aud
Ervsy street railways. the opposing lines
10 M. bell road Tue basis uson which
the council acted in the premises vas that
tho consent OF property owners owling
m ,j,ritv OF ct OF real es'ste should decide
the m alter. The bel; line cl inns MT they
have secured the consen. Of the majority
OF thoss ovning the greatest humsor 81
feet ana petitions sigIei b. suca owners
were READ 10 the councIk There are snme,
however, who asserted that their nsmss
were s-grei 10 The psiiiion without their
knowl.drs or cosssrl. and that they are
reail, opposed 10 the construction 81 IN
| line over the streets a VIII en- they n.ve
pr,periy. Part cnl irlyis this the case "a
regards HARDWOOD rect II has BEEN
| threatened that the Belt line VII
b. erjuioed 80 soon as II bsslnS work, atiu
the prospect for u lively street railway. WEI
| n imirent SO far as c,n bs learned the
properiy owners are consldert0'y split W
concernIpg tho projected r,ci, the end Il
moi ye-. Colonel W. KelIer Informed =
HssALp reporter yesterday that the sire
railway now exi'ribs would not srJoin 'he
pfopo,ed line, yet he though: properly
owners wolld.
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired iron preo'ice,
having had Of scsd la his haods by an East
India mi-sionary the tormrla OF simple
yegetabls remedy for the speedy aud per,
m eneut curs tor aousnmpt on, bronchitis,
catarrn, att lnia ard slt throat and lung
affections, slsO positive enn radical cur
Jor nervous debility ard all nsrvous com
plants, AFTER having res ed lis wonderin
powers in tn iussn . OF casss, ne !, 10 l. ~
lows. Ac usi ed bytois motive snd y dssiree
10 re,ieya sniff, ring humanity, | viii send
free Of charge. 10 All who desire it, his re-
ceiuI. In German, Fiench or Eigish, with
mil DIR, q ions iof repairing and using.
Send by mall by addressing with siamn
RAINING this PAGER, w. a. Noyes, 149
Powers Block R chester, Y,
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a CAY.I. nor HELP

\ Yesterday Mayor Oabeli Itceivedthe fol-
loving ca rom the Hood sufferers and ne
vi forward to the proper source any funde
c,n,ri Suiedifor that purpose IL reads;
CAssYvuLE, Ky, Feb. 25ta, 1884 MAYOR OF
Curt ,wn for the taird time-three years
in sicc 4ssion---is submerged by the over
q w, the water standing sumo seven incht
hisbrr han was ever known sefore. While
|at its highest ia terrific VIII d
storm swept over on t0wi'
VI most arnihi!atipg It,, Our people who
wete suffering TOR food and clut0ing re-
csived governme ns and state aid 10 relieve
i'm me date distress. But our street, are
d I'D win drift and wrecked 10 sss, Our
sid wa ks, crossings and bridges are &C.
s.rNyed Our people are unable TO stand =
tax. Our treasury 10 without funds. II
your peosle can. without injury TO them
|seIyes, contribute somtthing to our assist
auoe, e will be iudicionsIy applied ana re-
memb rcd VI b grateful hearts
Address D. A. BROOKS, in,
f,reside nt Town Ce uncil, Casey wills, Ky.
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THE rMrosrrn ARRESTED AND


J.B. Ryan, TIE bogus priett, who has Ter
tho psse tey days been inpersonsiipg
Father Eysn, the poet priest, 10 tins city
swioolicg those OF the Catholic fun by
fs,selv representing tiat be. was selioitins
firm. 70, sch ss.a ndncAi ianai PURPOSES
Wss ur.sstfd- t3undav rcrufpg tsyT ohlcr-s
Auern and Beard, who loessd hm up IN
the statior.1ouse. He ives arraigned inthe
city court yes t,day morning N the charge
of vasrancy before his honor,
Mayor CAMEL, VINO sfer giving
BIN a revere lectu-e, gave him permission
TO 20 D, divided he left Tho city OF once. ln
appearance the ,mpottsr resembles very
much priest. Hs has clean snaven face
Ia which benevolence and goodness OF
heart are falsely depicted, while the crown
OF his head is clean shaved. He is OF Irish
extraction and well calculated TO deceive
even thr mo- wary. for his personnel OF the
character he assumes Is perfect
His clotb-s were neat and made 10 ut In
the Catholic or Episcopal style with high
buttoned vest and cos'. He took the first
west bound passenger train for Fort Worth.
There is no telling now many ibis Inn
poster did swindle during his brief stay
here. s-.,
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Is~ ~ ~ belIf ntsft, ~ est(s N ~
klls fI.II 4 ~tfs dtnf- Il 10 th< ti|Is.
A on III H. If8In h*M Az <lff'th nui
and TAI o,in ~ efe<t,Tt <ffon. o. 10 ~
ard stonnf ne shl|t f||f, VI he fffat lstf
Y. me vel, ~ ~ ~, lt,uf woqeprnl, rs
~ sols ~ W. fqon' nn' W. followed W
fras has clog sud heflid sDeolfe ihst hai
=, l.nf bdihfh I black "A 40 a'ff' y " n
~. We vles out ann he nfosi vniie
ssit binier. AZ rrBiN % air'k. ff1y -.
ward the Fe,i. lie vas mo-. Win ~, not
following NJ. tnsbE hfsssnl Every Qnr
iisfn ZOOS 10 . To- = o. sih, n1d islE belt4r.
ffser insn Tor resks, moltns.
a. peF ifains bad not broken c,mp. And
80 /, hersn fD'he helra hat We wtuli not
b. missed by the sudden and ssiii ior-t-
men sho 0lninsi lurls q ollon htif, aud IS
sPll dard nain'rinsd tpe fisht a. fteir
slssfs 10 4. Ia jndfme't on ipe world
Word - pssWu up and down The llue -
hssl en- on a. fsst rs nos,ib'e. u put ~ mach
distance ne neen them aud as, bitg-rn
thsi hideou. black box that had hanoied
~ - long and psrslsIsnli.y, a. posslole BE-
fore dawn.
We nsd mrde two miles, pffhans before
tskns.blsata. Wehad clint ned d tie M.
Here We paused, and looking eacE there
came c'pcplne acrrss the elermius white
rnau ri sli, righ, on our track rs before.
mat frigntiul / ader OF the Dinlits. He
wa, pusning With MI his thov
OF hnmsrity and penrnce rs befnie,
no ION. ,i',rk coffin. acrots he broad white
border ofsSlt IN the misah@1aa MOON rht,
10 .t,tf med "a next Wfdut gday-npally,l
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cry COURT.

Oily We. John Wilson end Albert Jackson,
~ S6ctd So each "
I 6IEy ". JAMES M issthesey. Neal Johp-
In6n. of,ristobner yYrfrHp, intoxlcailon;
~ I}59 lPnssl iissd 8; and the lar
uity: ys james Bfisss,s assault and bas
Ciiy VIZ Jann Cnlsi6s assault and bat.
! 6ily wv SSrS. Muokst profsne languass;
6isyivs ". Robinson, breaking window;
6ISS IS spe Beasofr walking with man:
661Slef sxd N igss'ce c0l} :. sd
n (jiSy' y j. Sam Scutt II 4 Keller, Morgan
y63tsrs Yucttng tiee continued un'il
W. ~ &. W n 4. Hux6ss and wv. @ How
Ipa "a we ss ptte;; corttrue
4 tn NJ joha i: Il o1s, bstfaesios street,
u (sS VI n. 4. b I'M esS,zSs'ias street;
n Sss hurley oestsusslex stfss'; CON
B 2on y & s y y 3; d Y
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notice.


A Notice.
Tue arirsciye advertisement appearing
Ia our co lumns a Ochs, Yopgs q o., puo-
lishers d he Rnral r cord, Chat ogs,
tennessee, in whicn tney cfsr 10 send to
auyore a Waterbury, watch, postsge pre-
paid, Wno vii solicit nnd tepd oihem SIX
aunuT suoscrbar 10 The Rutal Record At
I / Ayear, tand iuf Ter Offering 70 send to
eecho 81 the etibscribers a valuable pre-
Mum. Is \ COOS offer made by respony
sitle housr a q We can assure our resders
thst the Offer vii be carried out 70 the let
t.r "a the conditions are complied VIVID.
-Tbs Rural Record IL ore Ut the ceas agricus'
,,Iral ~ psrs II, the South, and every far
mar WIN wishes Is advance his own inter.
ssts sh uld BE- n subscriber to some good
erlcSltural PAGER the Rursl Recoi d
makes prominent febtare OF urging upoD,
the farmers of tho South the pnrposa q
foyminp themselves into farmers cldYt.-s
nost txceleDt idea--nnd which 1t carried
out viii IF ct great desl OF good. n
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INI i&INIH tN|'tHI N|'
1ns W. Ht~ nfl|1 llri| L<1f|f tor'
fa,'i lnn r n rfrlf's tn"rtnf y fuf'
WI b 40 W. ~. 90, ., ~ ~
M. ll'senf r Q ia rsn hs'rlsn 'hnieiv'
roInis Inc ftsrs Itlfrt c'mirnt Fas
b,,u funrifr On fla fosd uioff ~ cirsf
OF he un.ila Sfusf oncui' s1ufI mf g.
b. ~ q yffai ~ re $50 ~ 80 $50 ~
feyas ESn,sss compfry y. lhe T'x'. =
r.ell1 rsilrsy o.mpary, eiJninins Tue
TsxIs a f.s.ln rs'l~fN c'n''
tanv from exnt iss toe a sa' txpess
company uid IT, msssa sefs hon iu"u'ns
company 10 s'l1w t1r 'xi sss c'n.pass
20 use ii8 lines 70 n msaus 4, tFarspoF' i's
mater and me senetis over ~
lines nlu branches. A. thar
tma the ire OF road hsteean Fort
Worth srd whiitshoIo was pat oil tue
Tsxa- 4 Pacific, which Was Included 10 ne
order OF lie curt and since that limo
nn,i, recently he Tt1ss Express
company has been u.'ng ihsl
~ s-prsfs matter under The order Gran :
ed by III. Uailed s,aes orouit conr'.
About lhsi0n NJ Fsb,uary ths Mic
s,uri Pseifc (tne Missouri K,nsss q rex,s
railway put ia traius on TUE
branch rnnninE through ~ Fort wor b,
and fnr awhi ihs Texas Exprsss ,ompsnv
ran on ~ Il bad before that tine. o. the
iIh Of this month notice vas frrved On the
otiicis's Of ihs Texas Express eompsnj
., For. Worth and Whiiesboro
that their company would 10
longer be allowed 10 Transport
matter over that line. snd neither wond
their mes seneers ee tl.owsd onls M nssfen.
GERS, and " AZ sxpre.s msiisr they CARED
mus, 60 ana nc paid far m ~ muor bse-
gsge. The Ms ouri P.n 10 re- sry .els,ms
INA, theru II m uidrr ct coust unues the
rev regime, requiring !, /, carrs thu r.x,s
EXPRESS oolnpsny o ma',er. Tnefe u lk.lY
{, b. some livoly !liaalion over The MAJ
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! sziL. FxasliNEns,

y, vssterd IVA. rumber Of gentlemen from
Nj psso were in the city FOR he purpose oil
ihspe odng the conntv jill. The party ON.
sis,rd OF aessrs. NJ. n. Flores, district and
e1nuty clerk OF El Pasp county; Al. Iioc-
Wenstein. comfy treasurer OF the same
J, 8ouutv: II Brnie, DEPUTY sheriff of The
lame county; !. M. GOGGLES and q. Gar
oia. county commissioners OF the same
couuty. The parry is being chaperoned by
IN. j.. T.. Lyon, of Palestine, Representa-.
tivo Of r. J. Psuley g. Bro, Of st Louis,
call and jsiL buldyrs. The object Of the
xusiiu. H. a. ,op, Galveston aud this city
md went hebce yes srday Afternoou to Ole
bhrpe, wheice they Will 60 TO Fort Worth,
aud thence home. has been to examine the
fails al the different points named with
evleV to selecting . plan TOR . jail at III
PASo. Thy exorsss themselves as best
pleased Nth NE jail q San Anton,o ana
Tkey vii return homo from Fort Worth by
Wsy Of Austin and Ssn AGtonio, They ar.
delighted withtheir trip and say. they Will
never forget the XII dne,s tuey haze. met
\ With everywhere. Tney all visited The
HsxALD oflice And expressed them el'es as
well pleased. even suIpr sed at ths ex'ent
and thu txcellence 81 tue Hppoln meats Of
\ thS mice. Dalss was q. wonder to them.
They had nevs, dreamed tre rlnae was the
1rizvt - and tNev wyre ioud w their praise
1 ofihssneray and enterprise they saw dis
R II ~ "a on everv hand * b J,
.Of Mr. Lyon Who has chaperoned
them throughout tneiS trip. they
heve only The kindest and most
!. enthusiaeslSs encou iums 10 after. They cay
9ne has epared no # irt TO make their trip a
3pleaSant orr. and doesatriD hi4 power 70
4 add 10 their com{Ori and convenience. Mr..
I LJeon. AZ thu 1ppTexsn alive of Pauley q
Bfos who b1iId oils aud do, Ell kind q
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~, .:.!..'s. - ! -: 'rw,, : =, <.
sfnmsn', snd ro1d virtually snIf;,Ii ~
Ola bfsIr1 oSli. rsc 100 o. ~ n
ban ~ other fol AID satsf'i1 N Hnofh
' .',s ~ ons e,s,,'s'n,,." VIZ /. b.
Correspondent a.sbsFsr Dfmnrfs'.
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I'M CAFyrntD cotn1ttiii1hh''
ne srust or'o,iih,h aud Mlshsl'' she
anisSS6 eouu,tii,nsfE. one Of whom i@n'
SSjsSS. IN ,it Cisrfo,e rrd the other 10
~ Ciekrrrs 1 III. has slfesoy been put-
Ehs5 IL shr Imam TnsiI mou,ds r Y. 4
~ Of Paris and onieksiivef we're t senn W.
~ The al hefiIiss w sommti vlhe ooun'y'
~ nov,r nrstirss thai they are ~
Sessd 10 BE- members q band q 1 ;o1s~ss
s ue. ~" u ~ ems inns psst. They will
~ = brought hsfe Tor heAf'ps
SSiSsc The F.dsIst su'hotillss ~
S5sssnt - rd.rsl snc.,s h hoys ' 'ss1,
S5"cst ~ bss tue s.,'it. gang. The boeus
sc,n susnsi out BY tnen. Of The liver do,,
isr q siil'ully zseelsd and ea.suls'. ,en 10
sc5vicns coin hss BEEN scattered exhaustive
M throrehout Tho southvsstrrn counsts
Snone he rs,tismen, and inc sspe coma
m hsvs !. lsetsd more secluded place or
~ 81 Sdouarssrs or a luer he'd In which 10
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r,,e ,,,eat mexican Cathedral.

The cathed raj, rising coosp,cuously above
ali inc buildings OF The city, is OF arehts ~
and possesses considerable arcaifet tnEsi
elegance, the facade, In particnlaf' pew
elaborsfely decorated win s,uccn- "Dl x.
The design IL Moorish. and tha bell towers,
from winch come a cons, ant cisngipg OF OLD
Soanish brass, command ~ extended view
~ he CITY. the lakes nd TIE distant moun
tains. Tpe interior of tue spacious mouse,
" Inch was ere ctei by ihe Spsnierds, COR
tains msnyrsre ornaments. ana TIC rave ~
surmonn,ed by vault roof, supported by
hsnd-csrved neams aud pillar an ong
which hover somber shadnss Az oae
time, thstduring the reign OF the Spani rdS,
the at3r was laden with sod obJscts of
aold and silver and precious st9nea, Dnf ts-t
dav n has lost al, or ps8rly all, OF these
aud Is covered W b tAwdry images aud
imitation ornaments, while there y every
where apparent The extrehe aee o. tlR
bgi,ainr. Entering the nsve ut almost any
bourA OF the day have nsvrr faiisi
| 10 Ii d odd groups of Mex cans and ~
diana selling their beads and lispipg
| thar prayers, while at regular mass the
Geld s.oue Door is covered s,lth devout wor-
shipfrs and the place j. tiled with toe whis-
| peliugs OF those who pray. Aud Whist q
heterogeneous crowd one sees. Inc poor
and ths rich, the hungry and the well-tsd,
the bai-uaked ami those clothed 10 silks
| I, 70 Altogether. Here an Indian, kneeliug
lby his tattered eombrero. and with bis
heavy load near by, prays with his soul
upor, his lips: there a dimpled senorita ds-
mure but conscious, read from her ellt'
edged book. Incenss doors hll the ar, the
monotonous chanuBgs Of tne priests aIe
| holy commands OF the church and send the
worshipers to crossing themselves aud bos
ling in holy pepite nce Set into one o. we
cnter wall Of the cathedral Is the sacrificisl
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/ srys lew very fins Polsud China pigs
TOR este Cheap. Sock bred tor breeding
purposes. Redncsd rates ~ exprgss'
lam Simpson, Cato, Crawford county,
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There Il 3 talk 81 the cty oondemnine
L Senfy ID 9e feet 81 sYonud On the Wett side
81 Esfnar street, bel Veen 81 a street and
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Mr.. C.. v. Cssa6, editor OF the C,rydon,
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cat,on nj 81. Jacobs Oil he Great paid re-
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marks. By two applications OF ". Jacori
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