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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18
SOLDIERS wHHoUrPENsloNs


Jus; then Their, passed in = group Of
returning Grand Army enthusiasts Asmii.
~. hilariou. blonde ~iih an empty
sleeve Hell never gei a pension.
aid ms Missouri freud "lle lo.' that
arm IN paw.pl~ thiekei. % Which b.
had gone from the picket hne against
orders 81 swore be would have some
Of the pA~pas Il be- had % bring On an
engagement. and .neakins into the ihiek'
e, was ,ho, by rebel 'harpshoo'sr'. he
feil On the outskirts, bat waved Do cay
io .ho~ ID. be- W. alive.
The reserve charged down on the
iticke, % rescue him. and The rebels
charged down on them. ard che racket
brought tsi1flfcemtnt. from both sides.
.nd there 49, night then ard there oae
% che bottles, little fshi. q ihe waf. We
~ Sandy olt bat % was iolgh plu'
.nd ,he Captain ADD the Colonel and ,he
General we're Ill .scarins mad over The
~sy tbc engagement vAs brought on
sandy hasn't pension because d. colli
GOT say D. ~as wounded in ihc Aac of
dgty
There is qleereS case than TIA, rish,
here Ia 'osn. aid iellos Who rankei
hish {. sherman hummer. I'll was
oat Nth Corporal 4. one day Ca little
scout. and We were q couple OF hundred
wards 90 80 IN advance Of the company
When Ne .p.ed some pretty magnoias
They we're near an ornamental fence built
around rather pfeien,ioas place. and
Jack. Happy Jack We called him. said be
must have l5~er. Tie climbed hfsi 10
The fence, then into a cluster Of trees. ard
vs. reaching fot magnolia blossom,
When pop Neri revolver OF r.h'' aud
Jacks arm dropped. lie made no re-
mark. bat swinging himself dosn by his
leh hand, aid 'Sone sneak % q guard
over rebel property sho, me; lets 70 io'
him We weni toward the holss rapid
y bat quietly. and found no guards ~ere
on duty We were further assured iha,
a. there ~as 20 one there who could han.
de q tds % pistol. the shot could not
have come from there Ba, Jack assured
me that he sAw the curl Of smoke very
close % a certain window. and when the
company came up We searched the house.
We found no signs Of men or arms. and
a rather ds6sni young lady was - horror
stricken over the event TIA, We coald no
more accuse her than the serene old lady
in the parlor. OF the oomfortsble-lo3king
colofed woman 10 the kitchen We left
the house and | was Instructed 20 take
Jack 70 camp. We bad proceeded quiet.
ly for half a mile when Jack, who had
been 10 brown study, burs, on, With
4 wonder Why ihA, girl sho, me
"What makes you think she sho, yoa'
| asked. For answer be drew cut Of bis
hayersaek revolver with one chamber
empty. 4 took that from a harmless.
looking foot.res, in her room. She will
discover in due time that somebody took
the pistol. and | am curious 10 know
what she nil do about H.. "Nhy didn
you expose herr lie made no reply bu,
before We reached camp be made me
promise q keep hi. secret. And did
"Bat Why did she shoe, bin ? asked
the Missourian.
II don't koos. lie doa kros. She
don't know. She has told Jsek % prob
ably thousand times since that day
they first met. But DO know that he
eanho, &c, pension on the empty sleeve
,ha, came as result Of the shot. be-
cause he Won, swear TO the facts
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18
Hardened Liver.

Five years ago hroke down with kii.
ucy AMI liver complaint and rheumatism.
since then I have been unable % BE-
ahout Al all Ny liver became hard Ike
wool my limbs we're pufsd up AMI nIled
Wlth Watsr.
AL the best physicians sgrccd that roth
lng could cure me. resolved % try Hop
Bttsrs. have used seven bottles The
harincss has al gone nom my liver The
swelling from ny limits. and u hss worked
re- niIrlr'r lu my case, otherwise ! would
have hcen nov In my grave.
wv. NoErY. Rufao. oct I. issi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18
Tale all i'm ali.


-Tlls an ne Kidneys and Liver
Nediciass
Take an the BLOOD purlners,
TAKE an the DyTTsil and Indigestion
Carss,
Take al the Agus. Fever, and bilious
psc(fcs.
Take an the Brais ami Nerve force
rfrlrfs.
Take an the grsIi health rcstorers.
~ siori, take al the best qualities Of all
these and the-hssi,
-Qaalfles Of al The best medicines In
he world. and you viii and that Hap
-B,iirrs have The best curstive qualities
AMI powers % all-c1acfsfrIiai Ia them,
--Aud that they viii cure ~hsn any or
an % these. singly 0r-couihisfL PAL iii
"A thorough trial will give positive
proof 90 this.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18
SUMNER NEAR

TIE snuthslni kisset dale AMI mountain,
The sln ahlnrs bright AL tna skY IL Cteaf.
The rnnln sings ln the early morning.
Telling that summer Will suun D. here.
summrr With all its JOY anil beauty,
Win lts crystal LAKES AMI dancing rillss
WIN ifs pastures green All 1al.ls ~ clover,
AMI bright ci0lis burning the western BILL
win be- gentle hrcerrs perfume ls1en.
Win thr bum of les AMI the orioles annfs
win she rive losing lisolf ln The distance
AsthrouTh ths valley % Eiiiss along.
surely. sammcr sith All lis picasufcs
q toe arlrrsf season. ~ al iho year,
AnI - slnaii NOT srrrh 10 ln iflY dreaming
90 things io b. done On ihe iaiufe near.
Let ne Improve each nreiing moment.
Tor tho summer ~ llfH Ill SON D. past,
All if here 60 urrirrm each duty nuuiI.
Wrshail reach enc "fnftunsfa lsiC" az last
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18
Why IrIr

That the sale o. Hoods sarsaparilla con.
tlnues At such a rapidly Increasing rate
IL Is
ist Because Of The positive curative
value OF Hoods Ssrsaparllla Itself
"a Because OF the conclusive evidence
OF remarkable cures Effected by Il, unsur-
passed and seldom equalled by any other
medicine. Send 10 &. 1. Hood 4 Co Low
ell, Mass, for book containing many state.
mania OF cnrea.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18

Al old AMI Intimate friend OF mine 4.
Pukers Hair Baisam. have used u I've
years. and couli not 30 without 10 u hA'
stopped my hair from falling. restored ~
natural black color and wholly cleanci u
from daniruf
Miss PEsEi ASEsoS. So Louis. Mo
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18

The evil consequences resulting FROM
Impure blood ars beyond human calcuh.
too. 80 are che vast sum. expanded it
sorthlcss remedies. IlrnHs FhrIf
PIs make new rich blood. aui taken one
night Df three months, vii change
, he biooi In the entire system.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18
T , ANparvs

FoEt StExLE wYouINo. JAY o.. i.,i
GEp "A WATAtNs. Dfu Nir.-
Nas bora boz Dsnmafk | Married ,
e. Llri 10 FryrDarg - cane % Coo q
"a IaIs.l thsn cane o. fass Crc.s o.
m.i.. from Dor. Steele. WI "a D.. our nesf.
80, sioft anl Pct ON ,e AHA L Poet
Toe sllil.fs we're ell ordered - hans :
near tlc ini.an Nsu,a, lhrY arc mtkia <
lou threats W. Afc engaged Ia stOck
blslac.. TIE OXFORD DsuuCaAr j. The
oay paper ~ take. shJui NOT knos bow
o. gci a.Dag Ulth1ai ii. A. 10 cOaiAins al
10 our bone news
Ma a~p Mg. D. a.. Loan.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18

Stale bread may be uiillz a 10 mixing
q good breakfast dish. Cut u In thin slices
aud, when toasted unifOrmly brOwn,
spread IL with butter, ant heap on each
slice some ham. minced aud mixed with
eggs, aud fried nicely. Serve very hot
-Olt-meal waters are rellshei BY babies
and older children TOO. Take pint OF
oatmeal aud a pint Of water, with almost
a teaspOOnfal OF salt. Mlx. aud spread on
buttered pans. Make IL just as ,hln as
possible, and yet have the bottom OF the
pan covered. Bake slowly.
"A good role Tor vegetable Sup with
out stock Il two tomttOes Canned ones
may he used). one onion, two potstoes, aud
. heaping tablespoonful OF rice or barley, q
teaspoonfal OF salt B)il Tor an hour 10
a qaart OF water. Spill, some Boston
crackers, dlp them In water. Pot them 10
q baking tia In hot oven When brown
put them Into the soup.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18
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Yon afe ali0Ne.i A fEET rEiAL 10 fruHrr p.ts
ofthe uss % nr. Dyes Ielrurarfi Nulfaic hrlt
slth Electric -uspeusory Appliance, tf TIE
speedy relief and permanent curc % Nervous
ilchillty. los Of VIA ity AMI Manhood, and AT
klndrsd truublcs. Also. fof many oihcr dis
eases Complets restoration o. health. Nifur
sul manhood guaranteed. No Tisk u incurred.
Illustrated pamphlet. wlth full Information
terms. etc. mailed free ~ adircssins Noiialc
Belt co, Marshall Mich.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18

A piano playing contest recently took
place bstwesn tseise ladies' 90 Dover. \.
n Your IRE companies anf % detachment
~ police hastensd o. the scene. bus upon
helng Informed ri che ntiufr nf tle i1mali
they retired with prD'usa apologies
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18

Canned provisions have been discovered
In The ruins of rompsl SO 10 seems The
Roman doctors had the sane privileges
that modern physicians d % diagnosing
even thing they could not core a. canned
gnoi. polsonlnE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18

iti. aid ths' sky ~ cent of ihr 'h.l.
dr,a born ln Kg-sla ole before Co.. $50 ~
I've yssf. Splt IL npt so blf t1 pol born
lu Russia. sftsr sll The chanre. afr more
than even that the unfogtunate onr- will
soon escapc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18

some St. Louis people are seands-
lized because beer wagon leaves four
dozen quart bottles a, Gen. ShermAn's
house every Tuesday. ], cant be reason
ably expected ,hA, an old man eoald get
a~ay With over -four dozen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18

"Smith. why don't you get your d.a-
mOnds suredi' said Jones.
Where can DO THAR lnnOcently ask
ed Snith.
AT the United States Plate Glass To.
.urance Company, OF course, Jones re-
piled and GOODNESS has grown up between
them
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18

The memb,r.hip of the Pc.ee fI.hins
Club represents an aggregate wealth ui
o. O00 u0l Gentlemen sho hook their
v.ctuss can accumulate money more rap
IDLY than the unfortunate ones who are
obliged % pay Tor what they eat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18

The relaxing power nf Jalasaas lao.
fTaf IHlmrHf IL almost mlrlcuI1ls \
gentleman whose lrg Nts 1rnt AZ t1 sner
ant TN fnr tNrnty years bal 10 lIm lrrei
by lts use. aui the ifg j. noN a. gnoi A.
The other
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18
FOR the Democrat.
TUE CHIEF ~ DEAD


Heart Of my native land. throb nov
With sorror's deep uusHlfsh thrill
The chief L. dead. upon his brow
The seal IL go. - calm aud stll.
warrior and statesman. nevcrmore
Thy Conquofinx blade shall rlcam,
Where battle clouds their tnrrents POM.
And blood noss down crimson stream
% mirhiy chief ofall our dead.
No grsnder hero with them sleeps,
Fof none more freely tears arr shell,
Nor sorrow pnrer vigii Keeps.
Th0a canst not AZ my country's call
nrrAk from deaths icy clasp away,
Vet hY the poser ~ mumory's thraii.
Thy name shall f1turc aEcs Say
More eloquent In deed than speech.
In all thy grandeur amply true,
Thy ilfc on storiei page shall teach
And giyo ID worth The measure due.
The laurel on Thy paiiied bros.
A faieless cfosn Gill ever last.
Ani an my Florle- brighten nov,
When garnsrci % tn sacred past.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18

Yv.. my son. the lamb Is amore lova1.c
animal than the hog bat tae h'g Is gen
orally very much latter than the lamb. o.
you wonli have people love you, Poi aihuD
but n gettlug ahead In The world oe Y1ar
sole object. BY All means be- hog
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18

Wells. Richardson a COS Improved
Butter Color will be- found - be- the only
oil color that will not become rancid. Test
70 aui you will prove lt u Slll not color
The batter milk 10 gives the brightest col.
or ~ any made. and Is the strongest an
therefore the cheapest
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18

"Up from the meadows. rich with cora,
The farmer sllwly ho1hlcd home
The rheumatism ctnsei his grief
Bot quickly dli be get relief
with Great American SpeCidc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18

DECoRsfioNs ANp SorNENins -).iich
The notice from your bottle of Moro Do.
ior Dlei. AMI mail pr directions ou each
bottle. aud thus sccuro an assortment of
our .egant decorative Advertisements.
Souvenirs. etc. NY ID SYurr Co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18

A. near a. W eau discover, the North
west rebellion was gotten up solely fof The
advertisement ~ the Calling quo. Lieu.
tenant Howari Is more than delighted
with the success % his goods, bot he
widows OF the slain have not yet been
heard from
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18

ADD ny money paid flr TO- Amer having
Liver Complaint fof years. aui spending
money on nosirams and doctors rho 90
not help me. tried sulphur BIiiers. SIX
bottles cured ne I shall always use them.
p =. Hrfrr. tri1rr. y D.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18

come. said the tailor. "Yoa haven 3
paid me for the iast sait of clothes yet aui
I sh0ud Ike O. know ths reason.
u have bat onc reason, replied f1gg,
castlng q dispHAgiug look a. the suit !
i1ut see o."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18

Remarked By X. G. Joiner OF Allen I o.,
IIllisdale Co. Mich Nothing gave ny
rheumatism such quick relief A. ID. Inom-
as Eclectfic Oll-belieye u lufhh1le Tor
fhsumatlcs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18

A man At Bath. n. Y, entered an Old
,annery TO scare up rats with hoe handle
About two hundred attacked him AMI the
doctors have given him sin weeks resi-
ln bel. The gang inflicted se'eniy'nine
bltes
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18

There l. some difference in naustrse'-
treatment ~ you since the election, ch f'
asked Bfown.
"Oh. no. frp'ci Bass De- dD,sn 3
treat me differently d" be- only treats me
lndITsfruty noN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18

" Editor.
On fcpF 90 yoar clfcular, ! will state
that Nas bora in LIspl1 To- 1879. L1it
ilrrc wlrn a11li tNcniy. drc ycars ~ age
49, wrnt on farm To- AlDufn, aud iafme
% there a11li Tea ycsfs sai ga 'n Ncai 20
II .thei There occap.ei a farm DOS
osnci by ID Byant
L 4 ANunEWs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18

The two grca, remedies used by Dr. r..
e. Flower In the celebrated cure Of Joe
Jsnrtson the actor. were Liver ant stom-
ach Sanativc ant Nerve Pills.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18

III. said that the MAfqai. o. salis3ufy's
hair Is al on The back OF bis bead. 10
thl. respect the Marquis differs from mos,
fashionable women. They generally have
some one ci-c's hair on the back u their
heaNa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18

lis said OF Bret usrts that ne has p.
cone 80 lazy that he woud alio" hlniss.'
% he kicked without any attempt AZ resist.
snce. lie might possibly protest bui nov
unless he hal bis mouth already open
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18

Am leader and manager u The Olio
Concert Co. whicL ri.ina'sd ani o..
gained myself. aad whirh ha, me, With
steAt success here and slssshefc Am
al.o teaching music. ani ho'ding 20.
sifIoa a, co1tAlio singer 10 lnioa Church.
Columbus Avenue Also assistant 20
Prot " :. Ripley, teacher. eomP,'-t
aai pahl,hcf of must.
MNrE MANN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18
BlLI0usMESS

Bilious symptoms irva:ilo.f
arise from indigestion, -nrr O.
neutrality-suspicious. bic.
giddlnecs. sick head hc. IL
regular bowels. The iIrlg 60
oretos tho bile and acts like a
filter or sieve. ID cleanse impu-
rifles OF tho blood. py lrregu-
larlty In It's action or 6nspen-
sl0ns OF Us functions, the bile
Is liable % overflow into tho
blood. causing iaundico. sallow
complexion. yellow eyes. bill
ious diQrrhCa, q languid,
weary feeling and many other
distressing symptoms. Bilious
ness may be properly termed
m affection OF the liver. and
can be thoroughly cured bytho
grand regulator CT the liver
and hillary organs. DURD0CK
BL0oN DlTTERS. Act upon tho
stomach, bowels ard liver.
making healthy bile and puro
blood. and opens the culyerts
and sluiceyays for the outlet
OF disease. Sold everywhere
and guaranteed 90 cure.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18

A man is like dough tina, is kneaded
and lsi. to rise over night. lie is heavy
enough unless he has bis needed rest.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18

yrs Anal. stopped free By nr. kiines Great
Nerve RESTORE 10 nts AFTER nrst LAY ~.
n.,,.ioa- eare-. Treatise and o. trial hoitle
re- to ~ cascs SEMI o. Dr. Kline, ~ Afeh
~ rhlia. Pa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18
Fair subject. for discussion Women.

TuE TmnxK OUTLETS oF DisK,sE are The
bowels. the skln and the kidneys. kegu'
late their action with the hes, pufiiyipe
tonic. BurdOck Blood Blttsrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18

SO -rnIrtN a,EusriC
D. Heating
Az inyocaton of blessing
Inisrusl
Belonging b the art
t Az ola name Cor phospaofas.
e. ntfnllon
g. The pane 90 an isiani discovered BY
prLong
Prmas mcmhtf % Ciey,iani's ca'.'
net
C,utral. Another member 10 Glove
lands Ca1luri
Term.nai. Also a mrmler of CIese.
lands cahlnct Inv.
A~sWrr- fo PrsstK- CO.. i,sr wEEs.
l-TrIutc
al. Arm. mar. ram. @. S.fc. fIsr. I.
Pace. cape a. CASA. haugs 3. L1Ifr
toIIsf. FL. Assume. amusc. b. uFii, VOID
Heat. sable
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18
WHERE rnEY ARE

wusnr TurN wESt Fsos sNp Wusr
TurY AEE upf~o Sous oxroEp CorN.
~ prprtE GWE ~ Paw PsHsuNat
Nt.rNHM
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18
m HIDDEN niutE vEHsE

Iuno wCri IN Zach NneI
4. The msu must eat each plsce sePa.
rately.
.. We met two teams.
D. an fond % thyme.
4. lac the Old Ways.
5. am old.
8. The rich color delighted the child.
r. The mill l. not ruunirg now.
How iil The child l.
p. John walker can tell you.
% Gct me The tin box.
n. let me 20 With yoa
o. John hlt Ruth
Is IL makes 10 q Unit every time
Il Tom. you must not 90.
Is IIe artiessly askci q see her doll.
o. NJ dress II torn.
o.. Lovers Of strife are not peacemtk
ers.
u Color 10 with yellow
n. Aura met him To- town.
EvAu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18
Pn,erfN and sunerinn

% 49, dragged do~n ~ifh isbt. poverty snd
sufrrInE aCrf sars caused by sics ftulIy and
nrr nlIls Or tuCtnriuE
sas completely di@Coufarri. until one year
nrn. Id ne NlNirr 20 my Iastor Cututnrnctai
using llur NlIlrua AMI tn one muutn - NfrN
a.I vel. anI nnna nf us have sren a sIck lay
since. AMI uanf fn AZ o. an poor men, ca
can kcer Yosr fsmlifs Vel yesf ~ith Hop
tIffrTs Dor less thkn one toctors visit III
rasf knua Is a NnnklNaNAs
&C. NOre rVnuins uifhnuf q bunch ~ green
llnrs en- t1a vhiie label .nun al N VIE
olsouaus siuf silh unp" or Hops in their
name.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18
-CHARkDH

Nv s.c0ai bad taken his "frsi.it" from
A shell that was found beside the ocean
Tliri f1urfh. 10 Revolutionary days,
Wa one opposed 10 the oommo,ioni
The rlole shows what sentence Is
when II betokens strong emotion.
q A.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18
OUR PUZZLE CORNER.

lCommuni cations for this Department should
h. sent The editor, W. n. kAsrnAs. Vat sun.
ner. Ne
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18

~ -ENfUMA.
Composed of 81 letters.
Nyg5. o.. a. d.. u apfluisfs uame
NJ %. Oh. o.. 2isafiigc OF rocks.
Nv 50. ga. iO. - isa pope's crown.
NJ IS. o.. 3. m "a large hammer.
Nv 81. gG. %. 3D. l. hammiug sound.
Ms. I'D. l. 40 instfumrni
Nv gs.1.g. a.. % l. an animal
Mvl-. 30. 20. o. j. O. restrain
Nyll. ID. ID L. o. deviate.
Nv whole lsaYersc To- the NcN Icsh
msut To-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18

v-uIpprN Ho1 NsvEs.
The meeting was hsli on Saniav.
Yoa must not use that saw.
I believe that q. al this time.
There Va % scar len un bis face
tao ukmtsI
g. When rye u ripc ~ cut 10
e. The ben stole her nest Ia thc grass
GEnE0r
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81 I

al. Sissmcr Cd Cafpaihiau.
5-Tau oats from uiilc ac1rus groW.
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INC Great Rock Island Route

" D.. '|.H n anI fI'" u I.f
o.. N....sr 60 s.rttesst e. g.rrrsi. ut.ns
The Great Rock island Route
..srar..es II rafr.Hs as $500 RI r-rs.r. 80
'" @ 80. N"HHsHF Na ssinI 49,
" faI H'aN
,.,' ~. 81 - ..ss a.. e.. 80
e.. t..a p rsf.rf Ha~rs 80. 80 49, a. traEas
RI. r... .HH..rF H.s I..rH att.r f.ferns 90 rrar
r.t. -.s...r 2 ~. = trs.rs NfIrr sIssItf.'s =
t s.s..r' e. t &C.,. 80 90 u
..r...s .f ri. rsssrns.r il..Irrrt
r. 81. 49,. 80 ''' i-...l ,.,. -. 80
f.rHn HnHs.sH1 u saH FanI. .aflI nnf.F 10
t..H...I Haf N.a.Has hasnIrrsaf r.Ir.an 49,
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-29

start with the party, but make a detour and
slip away unperceived. Consequently, he had
his horse led around to the front gate of the
house, intending to mount there, but Fritz was
so alert and ~vigilant that it was impossible TO
elude his watchfulness. So mis- master took
him aside, and said in a low, but i'm
pressive tone of voice: Fritz, you are
not go with me-" If the dog had been shot, |
think he could scarcely have fallen to the ground
more suddenly as if deprived of life. IL was at
the end of a long hall that commanded the 'front.'
door and front gate where tho dog had dropped.
his master patted him affectionately, passed on,
and mounted his horse, but Frits no more moved
than if he were dead. His master called to him.
Goodbye, Fritz" but he lay motionless. The
household gathered about him, and tried to COM
fort him. "Look up. Fritz" / said. ''See! your
master is speaking to you," but he buried
MS face between his paws, and seemed not to
hear. When some one said. Papa is gone,"a
low moan burst from the dog, and this finally
became a sobbing cry, which did not cease until
after midday. IT was one of the most piteous
sounds ever heard. We soothed and caressed
him, and brought him delicacies we knew he
liked; but he was dead to our comfortings and
refused all food, until, as night drew on. we be-
gan to grow a little superstitious lest the dogs
grief should presage some harm to the master.
The next day, however. he grew more recon-
ciled, but only recovered his spirits upon the
return of his master, whom he was ready to de-
YOUR with Joy.