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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-06
WaCO

WACO July 2o.--LSpecial.l - The
County court has been wrestling all
DE al arn9on with rather important
ossa Cloca.v at leasD, appealed from
tne Gin, i ice Court. j. T. Wilson
owns oltaurant and saloon He
closed "a after on Sunday, but sup
olssi r ,lif Ter party IN tho restaurant
with 6nssa ID beer from the saloon,
clainiug mat beer, wines, etc., were
rgrt OF his dinner bill OF faro. The
din cons trled his action as violation
Of 5b0 or lance against selling liquor
"a Snrdsy, and q jury in tho Police
Cont fins1 him 500 and costs lie
epueaiga % tho County Court, end
hsnco lae rial to-day. The jury mas
moi raral I'D verdict yet. The result
ig awaited with much interest, Tor II
yy'Isor vias other saloons will soon
hive res .urant Attachments, with
g,seial ya!,renca to SUNDAY custom
Eon. George Clark. Tho has just re-
Turned ON New York, brings the
news tE., capital Ess been secured 10
hUiI6 ~ irst 25 miles of tho broad
gsuYe raj road fron Waco vie Pa'eS-
Nra. to hreyeport and d construc'
to1, com nv organized. This news
pivsi lively qualification to the COM
mint - another outlet is thus nj
tnrUsd 10 New Orleans. st. Louis ana
..shc Eust tlantic Statse.
Nlr. IS Rirscbhurg, manager OF
Eangat Brus'. dry goods house, ana
Miss lula Beer, daughter OF Mr.. u.
/, b59x, Nfsl9 formally bsttoLASU I@SV
Shg news of Sir NJ oses Montoforo's
! death YES received @ith regret by
\ 5ewa ana Ctentiles alike Memorial
A,slicious ssrvices will 30 held at ths
syr5gos.Ie on the day the funeral
yg4do. July 3l.-Ispecial.1 The Erls
\rejeph none Company wit, complete it,
pIina ro.norrow from Waco via Troy
Temple, Gatesyille and Bolton &c
Austin. This will give Waco tele,,
yhonic cDnnection with l2O cities anu
towns OF the State, some OF them 2O'
Miles diatant.
rho officers here are wondering why
ty1D Sherltf of Eastland County does
noE CONS after the Young man, j, b
qnuse, Who was arrested wednesday
T1orninc. House is Interviewing q
lawyer with view TO suing out writ
III bnbeas corpus and regaining liberty
Sheyilr Barclay, of Leon County, lei,
bere this morning in charge OF man
named j 3. Cooper, who murdered
nh Brother in Lson County in 1857
After kiliing the man cooper Kliou
sEeer, diseInboweled the animal ans
gsW ID up his victims body in the car
Cag, thus hoping to escape detect1on
y liza hes been at large ever since ant
was crested in Hill County. q G..
A news butcher ON q Texas q 81
I,5uis rain was jailed this, evening
casrged with stealing and selllnl
gUoas belonging to parties IN Corsl
cana. . - rr.,
The school committee OF the GU.
Council will select a site tomorrow
On Which to erect another public schoo
I building FOR colored children.
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GAINEsvILLE, July 31.--[Special'I-
The Gainesville water works Today
went into the hands of q receiver. w
L. Pierce was appointed receiver ana
gavo bond in the sum of $25, 900. rms
will probably be the means of settling
the Internal strife with which ihi'
company has been troubled for som'
.f11na
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A FIRE,

The losses by the fire this morning
are covered by insurance rs follows:
On building occupied by Edwards "
Co., in Houston Insurance Company
$500; on stock, in Underwriters,o of New
York, $1,000; Royal and London, OF
Lsncsstorshiro, $500; Hamburg, OF
Bremsn. $500; Connecticut, $500.
Wetts' SELDOM WILLIAMSBURG OF
Now York, $1,000,
Bullian's sCRursnt-tixturea Sun,
of CalirO mia, $1,000. The building &C.
cupied by VOLS jeEelry house Was
slightly damaged; fully insured
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TYLER.

TYLER, July 3l.-[SpeciaL IA negro
float hand was Frustrated by the heat
to-day. 1t is thought his recovery is
doubtful. The temperature has been
huggipg the 100 notch all day.
Garter, the escaped murderer, is atili
at large. Officers are on his track ana
expect to bag him worry soon.
1t is beginning to be a BELIEF mere
that the rivalry between the great
morning daily OF Dallas and the her,
maphrodite edition of the News VIII
result in a regular blue, sulphurous
war, but the sympathy Of our citizens
is all with The HERALD. The only
regret ia that not only the newspapers
may become involved, but other inter
ests may suffer in such e struggle. we
have watched with satisfaction the
growth of Dallas rs against South
Texas towns, and the unanimity OF
sentiment there in all onward move
ments and particularly admired THE
HERALD's persistent andAenthusiastic
advocacy OF every Dallas interest. Ii
thi4 unanimity is to be broken and the
ojtv DIVIDED irto fsctions, the one
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CIEgURNH, J ulYSl.--LSpeOiGl'l- Con
sidsrsb intstest IA manifested ia ths
subject 90 build rsiiTosd 70 corsl-
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For sale sale by all Druggists.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga.
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grain season. "A stream Va "ASo
Joaded nth wheat and oats Is con-
.stsp. touring iato town, NIX j. IL
Ka Iss boughS aud received ny TO
date 81, $50 bushels OF oats, anc Mr., La
Carve $4,000 bushels. For the pur'
nose Of Glung contracts 10 purchase, >.
Z. Kelly has 2l,75o saokg out IN the
cor1ns.e now. and L. Carver 5000 Ta9
issrgess purchase from one Igan WIS
adjoinipg the lo1John Kelly, LYING u
crop Of 3,9t5 bushl sold his protnel.s
whear hsye not sjyr hhe iecS'p'S,, nc, O
crop ia tbe suIroen Cptalnea. ! ~ y,
Yielding from 10 70 cnc lng oounltJ 70
Tne yied OF oats NUS pushsis peL ~ 80. y,
from 40 bushels ~ 100 tepn az tne VIZ
The den sga icilistpt by snels pe. w.
rains has bee sieat. tlie f4oit'0'S'
fhe coru cfen 70 uoW a -
one OF sbstl2asr sTefrAasii tS1ei w.
Hon, THE Mt. frlt.slt Nm ta,s sSg
erase 81 90 y sif.g rer ere Us she
We snege "a lsN W. b v
much gIe4e 40 The caui,otM TS a.
oBeJ, M ore q mas loss byFGe, ~
klsB Wig essef w tbs worms; esleo !,
alsDi}osing thai IL ess useless to Inn.,S
out crops to DC usvonIed by\"V9tss,
twogsla Notwithstanding all d. w ~,
Il
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20 L Z, ~ $
SC950- Of the [. % SHEPHERD
Opposite Lafayette Park, St, Louis, MO.

Boarding and Day school for GirIs. Teach
ing and influence Of u nigh order. Twelfth
yearopens September II, 1850. For cata-
lOgus and terms, address -
THE SISTER SUPERIOR,
2O29 Park Avenue, st. Louis
Reference: Right Rev. Q. =. Robertson ,
2727 Chestnut street; Rev, stephen Ii
Greene. 1928 In Sale street, ~ Louis
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Lee Loyertpn, charged ~ an accom-
piico in the murder OF DR.. SCoyall, was
remandod 10 Jail without bail
THE LAND BOARD
today received S60,Og0 Interest on
lands. Bids are IN to lease $50 Sec
tions OF land distributed over somo %
counties,
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Workman.

WoHTHAM, July 3l.-[Sps cial.l-Dr'
Sam Herring, of Kerens, came N town
last night and carried of his wife, from
whom he had been separated about l.
-r~-'tha
M. II. Hobbs, 81 tArhClj q q
7suCraylc on i.su, IA iu to5t4.
Cugunis tsiiuE FOX want d
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pEsIrgNrIArY FINANcuERlSa.

AEglIENllNlsh fiNAN' AhA''.
AUSTIN, July 81 90, Spocial.i-Tho ro-
port of tho financial agent OF ponilon-
tlar!ep Tor June shows the expenses
oysr the receipts to be SS,79S. The ro'
coipts NJ Rusk during the month were
S7lG; expenses SG,3lS. The receipts at
Huntsville were S20,Sld; sNpences VII
Oi2,
SOME SAMPLE STOCK AssEssM ENTS'
The assessment rolls OF Howard
County this year show tho number of
cattle 10 too 22,066 head, valued 40 S2jl,-
s27-E falling of in valuation from iass
year OF oEer " per head.
Borden Couuty-Numb5r oi cattle
p, 200, valued at S2GG, 100 railing OIL
Of 50 per head.
Goldman Cattle-Numbor Of cattle,
iG,03I valued at $iG0,72i; a falling on
of S. per head,
The decrease in taxable values of
cattle 10 Coleman, County, is over
| E2j0,0O0,
TGe decrease Of value IN Andrews
County Is So por head, with only iJ2
| head on tho roll.
Dawson County has no cattle, q tho
assessment roll Is to be believed NOT.
| withstGuding cattlomen have been
| leasing lands IN tho county c. u.
| Slaughter, OF Dallas, llOuo having
| leased IS Becti0ns OF land.
OF 22,2OO head o. cattle IN Borden
! County, tho rolls show that 1880 arc
the property OF tho Magnolia Cattle
! Company, and that 5000 head belong
| O Evans IL Co.
| CABH,
Tho Comptroller paid into the treas
| ury $jLOOO 30 day. lie also, ia answer
| TO inquiry, ruled that New Brduuiel3
could issue $4,000 in bantg 20 psy an
| old bghF.
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wax A1sTYNE, July 31.-[Special' +
Wan Alstyne is now in the noon OF the
grain season. A stream OF wagons
Jcaasd 18th wheat and oats Is con-
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-10-02

&. Magic Soap saves time, and washes
clean thus relieving the housewife of
labor and anxiety.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-10-02
MANKATo FREE Press
FRIpAY. OCTOBER q. 1885.
MANKATO CITY

Ths city Of MdHkdto has a population If ,sss, is
studfsd 10 SoHt'eres,rn Minnesota and surround
,dby onsof finest IdistricsiR The state
Rds four railroads, ris: III. &. NJ a. ~. H., the q. d
Nh, tie q. ~. y. N. a. o., and N, Mdnkdio q
Eim0r,. The STATE Normal School is located here,
aud ats Pabiic Sclools among the first iE the
Norfh~sd Fur N, superiority Of its clay, brick,
Eme-stons, building stone, dc, Mdnkdio is noted
hroa9hoaf the land. As point for joLbin9 ana
manu- featuring a. has no SspsrioTin the Northwest
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-10-02
Pipe Line on the Desert

The English army is engaged In construct
ing water pipe line from suakim ON the Red
Sea. 900 miles across the desert to Berber ON
the river Nile. This Is a long conduit. Its
progress will be watched by cabinets. and It
will he discussed ut firesides around the world
Bun were the bottles of Castoria used last year
placed end to end they would form IN inch and
II half pipe line Of health syrup 5000 miles
long, or extending from its reservoir In New
York, 10 San Francisco. Yet the contents of
this Castoria line are sucked dry yearly and by
children alone. Such An illusf ration helps
convey an idea OF the popularity aLd the i'm
mense trade In this wonderful preparation
which silently filters Into 80 many homes.
Mothers whose days are made wearisome by
children out Of sorts, and whose nights are
angelic vigls over sick beds. have learned the
value OF II remedy which promptly brings
health and rest To them Castoria In the
house II Of equal Importance to that Of water
Ia the soldier on the desert.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-10-02
sale OF State LANDS.

Notice IL hereby given that the County
Auditor will Ofrer for sale al his office. on
Friday, Nov. q, 1885,
al 10 % clock u. M, the unsold STATE lands Ia
Blue Earth county, which have been apprais
ed and are unsOld, or that have been sold and
forfeited by reason OF failure to pay Interest
for two or more years.
Lists of the lands to he offered may be seer
at the Auditors Office for ten days prior to the
dav of sale. W. w. BRADEN.
lbwG Auditor OF STATE
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-10-02

THE German Methodists of the North
west held their annual conference at lie
Sueur, this State, last Monday and Tues
day. Reports give it much commenda-
ton as harmonious and interesting
meeting.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-10-02

IRELAND is to the front i'm Minnesota
again, John Flynn, of Duluth, was APP
pointed postmaster ut that place, vice j +.
+. knowltOn suspended.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-10-02
LIST ms. Oct.2; last ins. Oct. %.
PROBATE NOTICE.

STATE OF MINNESOTA, county of Blu,
- Earth In Probate Court. Special Term
In the matter Of the estate Of John II. Just
deceased
Just, administrative Of said estate, setting
forth the amount OF personal estate that hai
come TO her hands, and the disposition thereof
the amount Of debts outstanding against SAID
deceased, and description of all the rea
estate of which said deceased died seized, AN,
the condition and value OF the respective por
lions thereof; and praying that license be Il
her granted to sell u portion Of the real estate
of which said John T. Just died seized; and !
appearing by said petition that there Is no
Administrative to paw said debts, and that il 4
necessary In order To pay tho same, to sell sui,
real estate.
II il therefore ordered, that all persons In
terested 10 said estate appear before tn
Judge of this Court on the 18th day Of Nov
ember, A. d. 1886, at ~ o'clock A. N at th
Probate Office In the cityof MankatO, In sal,
county then and there To show cause df an.
there bel why license should not be granted
To said administrative to sell said real estat
according To the prayer of said petition.
And II Is further ordered, that copy Of thi,
order shall be published for four succcssiv,
weeks prior to said day OF hearing, the las
Of which publications shall be at least four
teen days before said day OF hearing. In tn,
Mankato Free Press, weekly newspaper
! printed and published at Mankato In said c0tII
~, and personally served on all persons inter
ested In said estate, residing I'm said county, a
aud upon all other persons Interested, accord
! ing to law.
Dated at Mankato the goth day of septembe
A. ID. 1855.
By the Court,
| q. W. MEAD,
Judge OF Probate.
Attorney for Administrative.
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Teachers Examinations

=. AZ Garden City, Friday and Saturday. Oct.
s YIN All 10Th; Mapleton, Wednesday and Thurs
saturday. 18th and 18th. State teachers instr
tnte begins at Garden City, Monday. Oct. 5th.
and continue till Friday noon, when examna-
tend ne lnstitute, and that they. shOuld pre-
pare themselves for vigvrous and successful
Wofx re coming year. EDWIN R001kS
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and abide the developments of time.
Once commenced and perseveringly fol-
lowed until its advantages have time 10
demonstrate themselves, stock farming
and the raising of diversified crops
never yield to any other, for il is the
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-10-02
LIST OF JURORS.
The following is list of grand and
petit jurors, selected for the December
term of'the District Court:


term of'the District Court:
GRAND JURORS
W.P. Conn, MankatO,
John Mahowald, do
L. l.. UeRosia, do
J. u. Long 40 90
Samuel Hidden, do
Henry Foster. MCPHERSON,
J. M. Swartz, Mafikato,
Henry Ruegg, Mankato,
J. j. Haggard, LeRay,
b. Billings. leRay,
Henry Hodapp. Decoria,
A. w. johnson, Lincoln,
Marian Hills, Lyra,
Fred X. Dahn, Lyra,
John Pfaf, Rapldan,
John Edwards, Judson.
Vim Schwartz, Ceresco,
p. J. Shepard, Lake Crystal,
R.K. Wilson, Garden City,
John Henslein, Pleasant Mound,
Ja1nea Morrow, ST., Beauford,
George Quiggle. Shelby.
PETIT JURORS.
HIS. Wood. City Of Mankato.
n. q. Thoms do
Joseph KrOn, do
Al0f Fink, do
Clark KevsOr, do
Thos. J. jenkins, do
Lawrence DOran, Jamestown.
Samuel Purdy. Mankato,
Peter Larson, Mankato,
James DAILY, MapletOn.
Geo. Gerlich, Mapleton,
II. B. Perrin, Shelby,
j. Fl. Tyler. Shelby.
Ole II. OlesOn, Sterling,
VIM. Milbrath, Rapidan,
George D0lan, ST., Medic,
Grfffith Jones, Lyra.
George A. Bundy, Lincoln,
John Mccarthy, Ceresco,
Patrick OCOnnor, McPherson,
X. A. Cooper, Vernon,
n. J. Burton, Vernon,
James McQuade, Lime.
John c. Jones, Cambria.
Magic Soap saves time, and washer
clean thus relieving the housewife q
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-10-02

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND yesterday APP
pointed james Delaney postmaster ut
st. Peter vice j. K. Moore resigned.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-09-07

ed Bess, in an awe-sticken whisper
pointing IN among the tall grass in
the ditch across the road.
Ivry looked and saw part of a
white dress, and then gathering her
little cousin in her arms, she sobbed
out, s'Oh, Bess, what have l done?
1t was all wrong for me TOTO ride
on the road, but II wanted to
show the b-boys how And now to
think oh. oh, I'm afraid to 60 over
and look. Do-do you see her
move?'
Bess raised her head, glanced
across at the dreadful spot, and then
whispered, "No. but perhaps
"Oh, what will they do with me?'
moaned Ivry. clark here comes
carriage now" pa
"Oh, dear, it's the very same
horse we frightened, and the mans
coming back to look for the little
GIRL" reported Bess, for her cousin
still kept her eyes covered. ai}
Suddenly the letter lifted her head
resolutely and exclaimed: "Let's
run to meet him, and find out the
worst?"
On came the village-cart, driven
by colored man, who kept looking
first on one side of the road, then
the other. Ivry signed to him to
stop, and began at once.
"Oh, if you please, we're awfully
sorry we scared your horse, but
but you know / couldn't see you
coming around the corner. And
and you see the little girls dress
over there in the weeds. Oh, if I've
killed" e fs
skilled, miss p replied the man,
to the girls horror actually grinning.
81 jes' guess | wouldn't low no pony
ter kill me. But rs bound ter say
he did run constable distance fore
l could pull him down. Wizard yer
say missy's clo'es war? Oh, 1 see
EN-" and the coachman drove on
toward that terrible ditch, leaving
the girls to follow with humping
hearts.
When the cart stopped they both
stood still and watched breathlessly
as the man got out, stopped down,
and picked up bundle of summer
dresses fresh from the laundry.
mot speck on EN-" he joyfully
cried, as he sprang back to his place.
"G'lang Prince" and horse and
driver disappeared around the corner.
For about five minutes Ivry and
Bess laughed and cried Historically,
and then the former insisted on
pushing the tally-ho up the hill all by
herself, while her cousin went to
pick up her hat.
And so the boys were not aston
lshed, except by fish which one of
them actually caught.-Harpers'
Young People.
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Aarienltmral department.
DESTROY OFFENSIVE DOORS.

There is no means more certain TO
bring disease upon members of a
family. than allowing infectious mat
tiers to remain upon the premises.
The offensive odor that arises rom
damp places, decaying vegetables IN
the cellars, uncleaned sinks and
privies are almost certain before the
sultry season is over TO engender
some malignant disease upon those
who by gross neglect fail to disin-
feet in proper time the. atmosphere
around them.
Copperas, called sulphate of iron,
dissolved in water, one-fourth of a
pound to a gallon, and poured into
sink drain as often as needed will
keep it sweet. A little chloride of
lime, say half pound to the gallon
of water, will have equally as good
an effect, and either of these costs
but few cents. s.s
To purify cistern water, take
pound or two-according to the
amount of water-of caustic soda or
a similar quantity of concentrated
lye, and put into the cistern this
will disinfect stagnant odorous water,
and the cost is nothing compared
with the benefit derived. 1t is said
that two grains of alum to a pint of
water that is not fit to drink renders
it perfectly clear and pure, and the
taste of alum will not be perceived.
A little pulverized alum thrown into
pail of water and allowed to stand
for fifteen or twenty minutes will pre-
cipitate all the impurities and leave
it perfectly clear. A larger quanti-
ty put into well of impure water
will very much improve it.
A damp cellar may be rectified by
sprinkling copperas, chloride of lime
or even common white lime over the
floor. The most effective of any
thing that we ever used to disinfect
decaying vegetable matter of any de-
scription is chloride Of lime. One
pound may be dissolved in two gall
Ions of water where it is desirable to
use it in liquid form. Another ex-
cellent absorbent of noxious smells
is plaster of paris, one part to three
of pulverized charcoal.
The reason that there are so many
unwholsome kitchens cannot be at
tributed to the lack of means to puri-
fly them, but to the slothfulness of
those who have become accustomed
to breathing foul air, yet they CON-
plain wonderfully when called upon
to pay natures penalty by sickness
for the violation of her laws. A few
pennies expended now for purifiers
may save heavy doctors bills, and
will certainly pay in comfort when
surrounded by healthy atmosphere.
Tribune and Farmer.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-09-07

Ralph was diplomat at the age
of nine years. Just before bed time
the other night, he called to his
father saying: II want to ask your
advice" "Well my son, what is it
about?' stWhat do you think it will
be best to give me on my birthday ?"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-09-07
FOR SALE,

The building opposite the Drug Store, in Barton
Village. Well located for business. For particu
lars inquire of j. L. WOODMAN.
Barton, Aug. "a. 34tf
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: = : :
1t is related by DR.. Scudder that
on his return from his mission in In
dia, after a long absence. he was
standing on the deck of a steamer,
with his son, youth, when he heard
a gentleman using loud and profane
language. See, FRIEND" said the
doctor, accosting the swearer, ''this
boy, my son, was born and brought
up in a heather country, aud land
of pagan idolatryi but in all his life
he never heard man nlaspheme his
Maker until now" The man color
ed, blurted out an apology, and
looked not little ashamed of him.
self.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-09-07
THE LOVE OF GOD.

The devout Keble, in one of his
devotional poems, asks what man S
friends would do if heaven loaned
them its light to see "the rude bad
thoughts, that in our bosom's night
wander at large, nor need loves gen.
tie thrall." Answering his own
question, he assumes that the sad
disclosure would cause ones friends
to shun and leave one friendless to
''die unwept." He then prays to
the merciful One. whom he address
as 'sThou who can'st love us, tho
thou read us true In this last line
there is a most comforting thought
TO the believer, who is often baffled
in his moments of prayer and med
itation 10y the hosts of crude bad
thoughts which will persist in COM
ing up, like troops of unbidden
ghosts, from the hidden depths of
his heart to vex his soul. How he
hates himself because of their obsti-
nate persistence! And how often he
is tempted to believe that his Lord
turns from him in holy disgust! But
not so. His Lord is very pitiful.
and seeing the struggle of his follow
ell to drive away these rude troubles
of his soul, he loves him still. Be oil
good cheer, therefore, O tortured
disciple Think of the greatness Of
the love that clings to thee despite
these vain thoughts; for no sooner
shall thy mind have taken hold of his
image than all thy vain thoughts vii
have vanished like morning mists be
| fore the risen sun.-Zion's Herald.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-09-07

= Onions keep best in cool, dry
place. If they get frozen let them
stay SO, or until they. thaw of their
own accord; but avoid handling them
when frozen. | have been very sue
cessful in keeping them by spread
ing them ont thinly on the floor of a
dry, cool room. l keep my sets in
the same way by mixing a quantity
of sawdust with them.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-09-07

HaIe,s Honey the great Congh cure, 25c soc 81 Is
GIenn's sulphur soap heals and beauties, csc
German Corn Remover kills corns and Bunious
Ellis Hair and Whister Dye-Black and Brown. scots
Pixies To0thache Drops cure in l Minute. 25c
Deans Rheumatic Pills are sure cure. 5nc