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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-23
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FIX hunting IS he best sport in Ceylon.
The hills on which this quarry is pursued
stand 5000 feet O. 100 feet above the sea
level. and the district Il free from those
risks OF fever and dysentery which are T.
be feared on the low-lying plains II Is
conducted with the AID Of rather hetero-
seneous pack that would sadly scandalizs
any Of the great foresters Of the Scotch
highlands. ia. which. nevertheless. con
srives 20 10 irs business in masterly
style. Tie Grst q its component parts in
ciu3es four or Eve couple 0f imported fox
hounds These are the animals upon whom
dependence placed for the scent and for
music Then come three couple Of
hounds Of mixed breed. faster in
pace than ths true-bred foxhound.
snd capable. when ths scent is good. O.
tusuInr fhe quarry along at a great
speed. Lastly there are three or four couple
of ''seiEsrs." including thoroughbred
deerhouni or two from scotland, a strong
greyhound with thick limits. perhaps .
kangaroo hound from Australia. and
crosses ~ these breeds with msstiff snd
bIoodhound. Alter an elk has been found
the fun IS very fas.. AM it Is generally
inrossi is to keep near ~ with the
hruaIs. 0ccasi nailv ore ~ tbs l.
snapped pp hv a leopard lurking on tAe
hl siia. when AZ lsst tle Elk comes g.
a.. it is gsner ally in streu. -aowing
va-errnurse. and the SEWERS hen rush in.
e. 8si ~ the hurting men. whose only
wsanrn srp as - - the knife. witt
- tae 1ssrry Is stabbed a. be faces his
ra.re-e -si foes. TIE elk w -hs 50
mes F- slueh as tvr1tr-ei-1 STONE rlesr.
arIf. iessant rer8ri er Iua wAsca
last Usually two hours or more.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-23

political eaupalgn. a tie worth u such
iarlst on ths Saprems bsneh- Eepubli-
caIls and Democrats aAks ~l1 be reEalss
Ia nlosr positive aafs 4 judge Coolsy
- nssf giye0 ssIch masorIty - shall -
6scA creslt upon tie vision aud lntel-
Egenee II ths voters u Michigan
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-23

a German 1ll.r uterea lne rf7rs ~ =
Sxta street attorney ve-terlse sni p
marked. Wei. she s. sfler nae axair---
Tap atf 'rBev io kei un From bis desz an i
sa~ RE nsan wss ths Same wso had
trruhied hiTn several tmes previously.
Re s. a. i1 ustr.o1s ani snber mar. -
believes tat occasionally woman
rrsw.s thron1h BE kev-heie ir - door
ss1i snsers his bed CHAMBER He says she
drove hf-n f-sfn r-0v. = e. - Cincin-
pafi. then~e te Chicsgo. sua ansilv p
T7lrsns1e. The affornev wr~te sm order
iir,ar-tin.r the vsrrs1 p, r-r1ala swav f~oun
the be.i-ets'il,eF r1risr pens,sv ~ 8>sth
FIR Ssscbasfienca. Tie insfrsct~f -
tsior q, asil slie arier ~ sts sosr. sad -
~srt cff hsrov. srsunisi1,x - A. "a
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-23
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS
State Ticket.
Fol g1sfloe ~ rls -ii4sfsu.e go1ff.
THOMAS NJ COOLEY.
For Eaas.nis ~ I.le University.
CHARLES s. DRAPER
AARON v McALsAI

J. W. Ransom aers a esfy h.9h per-
soa.4I I.sf professional resart for Js.f9e
C.solsr,. aaa faa.i q .aeaii b. e sss7o'ss loss
~ f4s sspfea.s Court - Aare htD iefse a.
lrsaEf 1.srefsfs. ~ 4s ftfor ~ rst.iinsag
hia. 80. fie te4ra. alnf n le rfts aoatsAstfed
b, either easti 49, a.4afl rscsiss ere snpPorf
81 ihs 11f. q .sasatsf aIai aaf 0iifY Jrss'f
,,.si.,s bs.f "a qr.nf nit.s. raa n a. uas aosai-
s..tis.f D. e r.are..fs.l held arespecflcs II
s.f,fsi Z .eantl llruoff ftai. aof.c fAst0n,tisg
.s.sf sssn snff.i 1.ftlir "A onrfaaa topitaufi0it.
IL ~. p.Dahf.caas flonuaats tiai as part
sf.. + so,u aaf b. a ofeor ~ f0it3,oiag
fa.,a. Hl.f .aIc.al afcers saosft b. elected
.,.fhsnf rsaa.sf 4. s1rfs. alui = 'o0alf iiie -
a., "a sa.- PARTISAN oaasesfioa called, and
.y.sLgs CsoIs,. ao.a.ls,fsfi fis IS not par
hsaa. alill is pr.actnis ae is cefy aees- 20 fas
beatoor4t.c porfI Hs 'aestf - sfftef con
xt,fsf.aaaf construction giat rights " me
states are safrelg Ir8ocfuf,c. could i.ke
4, So h..n -0sfHu.sf an fls bsqtch ~ fas
s.sDr.s,r Co,,rf. -lnlervieN ia the nsasoeraf,
FEB. 4
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-23
Read What Vans Magic Oil or kins
OF Pair Eas Gore or
the People.

We have used Vans Magic Oil for internal and
external applications in cases of Colds. Collie Cuts
Burns, Bruises etc. and hnd none better. Ii n
especially adapted 20 children. il can be used
with safety and satisfaction. and earnestly
recommend il To parents.
Muskegon, Sept. - lss4
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-23

IsaaVe hrlft.
Chicsgo III , qIT an Night bgprszt fni an
Mai AID Fy sIz-1 ON Aail nud - So um
Night E1prs-sss e2ls pm ttsains a. ~ 80 pn
sDaily. fbaily except nuu1al
Onion Def,o3 on ionia street.
Through cus.elIse So hicagso and Toledo un
pls a. m. tram. Through laalof-oar to hioaFo
on Izg5 y. m train. IhIougi llllusa siDep
ine-sar ana cosci to Chicago on Hsa D. m. tram
NEWkYGO DINlhlON.
Leave Arrive
Fyuress -. ........ tsr ann ID 81 ana
EYrr.es - ......... 4it pm $50 pr
sD-Iaart from Vest hae Depot.
Tie northern terminus ~ thlf Division %
Baldwin. On p &p. III. hy.
J. H. CARPENTER. oenl lreiFht and l'tef hceiit
offirs Ip. Muuroc rfress-
Gro. W MUNeoN Ticket Agent. iifg.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-23
j. w. EDDY

| have uss~i Vans Magic Oil for Neuralgia ant
u has proved 10 be satisfactory, il has Gu. ed
me entirels. also our next door neighbor wss
cured by IL. Joehans kieft by Internal Use for
sore Throat. combined with a severe Cough and
kwintens cured by il of very severe Lame
back l can never say too much in praise of your
Magic Oil
Grand Haven. April 25, 1894.
Yours truly. JACOB DESPELDEh
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-23
Michigan Central

fGRAND RAPIDS Dihiniuh.I
Depart hfafe.
Detroit Fx 6s0 an lisclhc ~ 80 am
DAY Exprese i24a pm alail So liu
Atlantic EH -H.5D pm va. IrrlEHf aia Itn
Wa, Freight go ar q Il hsIlar Ia lt.4a ln
sSleeIIup carr attArf..s.s
Pacihc Express daily. Balance trains daiis
e1cep' AundHyr.
The btsfou HxIrss lsstfiuE ai nsH g. ii. rH..iil
ing that clty ~ n 10 =. n... New lork laai
and Boston $40 D. next sisl.
Through tickets fof al poilis and fir's4uf csa
h.syriss may f,e procured hi lnlun Ilf hsi bllct
corner Monroe and ottaWs rirsstfs nlll ed aiuf
Depot
J. i. SCHULTZ 6sn J All. W Nourpe-~f
l5EO ". MUNsoN. Ticket Agent fiis-
J. b HhwKAh. licked Agent. Dsl"is
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-23
AIuekegon- Mich.

Muskegon. Mich.
MR. n. q. NASDERIISDE:-We have used youI
Magic Oil with great satisfaction. One of ouI
children was taken sick with lso-called) diph-
iberia. OF course we employed a doctor. but the
child grew worse every day. One morning. the
doctor called with four more of his profession.
and consulted. If the child would be alive Ia the
evening they were To open the childs throat and
cut the phlegm out. This / did not approve Of
but there no hope of the child recovery,
consented. Finally our neighbor Mrs. +. Wander
werp called with bottle of your Magic Oil. and
asked If we would use tit would cost moth
ing. We gave the child three OF tiye drops in
ternaly every hour, and poultced the solee of its
feet with Onionr and bathed it's throat well with
Magic Oil and when the doctor came IN the even
ing he wanted To know what We had given
child, ss il breathed so much easier. L told him
We used Vans Magic OH. He said keep. right on
using il az that was better than he could do. 1
have thanked Mrs. Nanderwerp thousand timee
for her kindness, and l sincerely thank you for
your valuable medicine. Yours truly,
MRS. A. ID. PAIN.
Vans Magic OIL or King of Pain is manufac-
tured By \. e. Vanerlinde, Muskegon, Mich.
and is sold by ali dealers.
For sale al retail in Grand Rapids at the follow
ing drug stores: NJ. B. kimm. Peck Brothers, Il
B. EscOtt ii. 4 r. Thum T.. X. Wilson, and W.
III. Vanleuwen also l.. A. Buys 4 CO.. Andrew
DevOe. and X. Lindenmulder. For sale at whole
sale by Hazeltine Perkins Go
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-23
Michigan e. Ohio Railroad.


Tols-5o with All railroads aivartrna. Jeruui-ef
with ]. r. a VI. y. Homer vitl j. ~ q =.
vlfi ri n R ~ Isaffie Cr,sh uiff flionao A
t,rnrd Trunt and ~ g. h n Moufel4 - p a
l. Alleean viii a. a "a ~. and a.. n Al r.
LUTHER AII1.N gren Pace Az
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-23
Detroit. Grand Haven q MIwaukse
GOING KAST.

1lblaily. Sundays excepted. "iai4ss
Passengers re- taxing tlie t.1i a. AkIIrhs nhkt
cla-e connections al o0,,-so fsf tatlsll-s tiii "a
Detroit for New ORA. arriving user a iiftai Ib
the following morning.
Might k1prozs hss ls'cal nleaIlns sf bciriit to
Grand hapsdr.
THE ar I4e oniy line ruDnlnE Ailhnut ialirsrr
lssxlu.t here al iU.la a. m. VII. Nletilut il iu
Detroit making dlrecf cunuecilpAe itl uA iloliitr
Hast arriving al New lorG a. ui ilis sfe'aid
morning.
pArlof an on mail tralns bod es4st aid pest
The train leaVIne al 3.la o. m Uii ulak' dlfs's
connection with Mll~askte rtssinleIt eiflls e4teI
SUNDAY.
TAr,,ugh tickets seoured az D q. hi. q n. uiilO-
ia Morton House block afd ai iile depot
ID. POTTER. tb4 lsrr. AseIf
GEO e. RHfAE Traffic Msa4at,f his..s.o.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-23

o this
Call and
the oura tion. Reasonable
have been thousands testify shall further
duce them md s
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-23

We have used your Magic Oil for several years,
and would not like Ia be without IL. II is good
family medicine viz: Burns. Bruises Sore
Throat, Colds. etc. hence truly recommend II Il
the public. REV. l.. NANDERNhlES.
Patterson y. j.. Feb H. 1884.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-23
RAILROAD TINE TAkIRS


sIEf8ING CAk A6kAS0tA6fN
NORTH lrsin losVlIg 81 aat B., ui. ia.s y esd
rafi SIs.,..lns Cars foT faioake., and Nsckiaaf
CITY. Train leasiIls sl i02s a. ua. ils haif a.
for 1texerre Nlt..
noGIh- Tram losslnf al tAa D. IA nAs No,d
run Slesagang a. for l.llcluilaA.
TarolleA tIckeis h. onialped 81 tuisn
IlAkea ofhcs cor1or Mallrs.e sna OttH~e Ntrss.is
aid 81 Onion Depot 4. l. lAh WON
oan lses A.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-23


THE TzLeaaAu IS SIX months old to-
day aud has "A larger circulation than any
other paper Ia the State outside Of
Detroit
Ir IS not very slrpr.s.ug that the mem
bsrs % toe Illinois Legislature are dying
OF. There seems t0 be- great danger that
they will an De-. ofold aye Il nothing else.
before UateI States senator Is chosen
BY them
Tux Mans-,e Iass. published al
Judge McA'gays home, expresses IT.
opinion og the Judges candidacy in
the following paragraph. Judge Me
Always acceptance ot the Republican
nomination Tor Regent ~ the University
has been published in the Detroit Post.
The Judge VIII run ike a steer IN the
'orn' Ia tins portion Of the State. where
le 10 known aad appreciated All parties
sil rally 90 has support with remarkable
1nanimty" The Judges fitness FOR the
POSITION - recognized everywhere where
- t.-..,, -. i. -. -,
THE one great mistake Of tho new al
ninistratiou TINS FAR seems % have been
he appointment ~ Senator 60rman's pol
tical striker. Higgins, to be- appointment
.lerk ~ the Treasury Department. The
lsmage done ls aot so much ia the evil
Higgins may do in has Office "a m the
moral eject of associatng him with the adj
ninistrafion. for IN reality be has no orisl-
ial authority ami cannot make appoint
uents But e any credit may be gwen
what is SAID of him. Higgins has a
'''7'',Vs 49, '''..e - g
.''' ~ - -
'''' -
-. -.
SoNr time bef,rs Cleveland was inaug-
rated. THT Ta1eaH,u remarked that It
as quite possible that more fault would
y found With bis administration by
Democrats than by Republicans. The
nspicion then expressed Is daily being
.roved to bsve leon well founded. The
sepubhcans sxpected that there would
q some changes made. and were not dis
ppointsd. the Democrats expected
rbolesais removals from All appoiutlve
fiices in the Government. bat the Presi-
ent has dome very small retail business
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-23

tKAIANklp0 DINisiuA.3
Arrts iss.st.
tsprsas .... ...... feN f.W
Mai .. .... ...... saa iaI asa liuI
All trains daily e1celd huu4Hs.
The tram ieaflng 81 4. il. oiniieeit ai "A ilts
Pigeon with Atlantic fslffet NHil iAur.
which has ialaoe Dfaulua hpou nlHeIlit
Coaches from iiicaEo to hrs l'rk tlas if,rIuf
without change.
The tram lesaVing OF 3a q. l. clsAnslff ar VII
Pigeon lgltlus, che houT fuf dll-liefg siI fltcl
New lork txpfs-s ou Man lane.
Through tlchets and berthe iu nlrflllns q .sirI
can te secuf,-i ai lElol lilttt baicf Ui H.Hf.
Street. and Depot
AL trains VII ron by sfl rlendial time vinc
II 81 minutes slower than lselruu Nut.
}. y. AChhhAt4 tlel A..
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-23
THE CAUSE

through which Collars, Cuffs Shirts. etc
hccome yellow and get that grEyish. or
dark steel oolored Ios,k. after having been
laundried but few times.
- partly dne 70 not having been
properly washed and rinsed. BUT MOST
LY - the extensive and continued use -
scld. cheap adultersted soaps. etc. Oar
mode ~ Laundering is different from that
- most al others. and is done in such 3
manner that the goods reE8eIn as clear
and White ss when new. neither "a there
any more vesr - them than when done
N the ordinary wsy ~ home ON work
= always uniform and satisfaction V1ar-
suteed ever tirne We also promptly
caIl for and deliver goods free - charge.
Telephone 80.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-23

THE rELE8HAu Is SIX months old to-
day aud has larger circulation than any
other paper u the state outside OF
Detroit
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-23

Ir is lot very surprising that the mem
bers 0f toe i.Iuoi- Legislature are dying
OF. There seens to be- great danger that
they viii an De-. of old age L nothing else.
before UaIeI States senator Is chosen
BY them.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-12-11
THE PUBLIC LANDS.
Figures o. Tntcrrpt from Commission
CIR sparks Bc POrts

Commissioner Wm y. j. SPARKS, If tn
general land Office, IN his annual report
places the sales, entries, and selections OF
public land during the last fiscal year at -. -
III, 663. 81 acres and Of In liam lands ss1 Njl.1
acres making total OF 2l."95, 5ld.5S acres
being a decrease rs c1m pareI with the year
ISL, Of {, j:,j, jOr. II arre, AMI an increase
over the year lNS5 Of l,5 j5.4 OF acres.
The receipts from the dis o-a.s Of publ,
lands are ; i.GNi.lli.'D; from sales IF India
lands $935, is3.j2; a to'al of $>,dlH,j9e. %,
being decrease, as compared with the year
1874, of -, l59, 90 Of, and with l>>j If =
OSG, 1913 to which is to be added :S,N!l. ri
for certii,i coMe. Of records furnished Ivy
the general land o'cc, unAing tn" total re-
ceiptS for the year from al sources $, rs,
80. Is.
The commissioner reports that tha vast ma
chnery OF the land department appears to
have been devoted to conveying ;he land; o.
the United States upon fraudulent entries
under strained constructions 90 the inn erfect
land laws and upon illesa! claims un Ter pub
Inc and private grants He as charges that
"depreiatiOns upon publ limb ~ are univer-
sal, ilagrNnt and limtless.' an declares that
wise and speedy measures should be adopted
for the preservation of the forests. The
commissioner also recommends that the
Homestead law he 80 amen led rs t. provide
that the pubic lands 0 the United States,
other tnan mineral ana reserved timber
lands, shall be disposed of only unl"r its pro-
visions, and that these be strengthened 10 Sc
cure actual mhabitancy, Improvement and
cultivation as precedent con itiUus to the &C
QUESTION OF any rights there under, ant abs j
lu ely prohibiting and rendering nugatory
for any purpose whatever any sale or trans
fer of the homestead privilege, or of any
title derived or to be derived Hereunder pri
or to the issue of patent The law should
provide for substantial and not merely pre-
lorna proofs and applications and proofs
should not be permitted TO be made before
any other officer than the land officers OF the
United States
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-12-11
LIFE-SAVING SERVICE.
Report Of tho superintendent A Re
marllabIe showing for i'r-@.

The annual report OF Mr. = j. Kmball,
general superintendent of the lify-saying SER
vice, shows that at the close Of the last fiscal
year TIE e.tablishmsnt embraced 203 staff ms,
III being on the Atlantic thrty-eight on the
lakes, seven on the Pacific and one at the
falls Of the Ohio, Louisville, KY The num-
Der Of disasters to documented vessels within
the field of station operations during the
year was 2jG. there were on board these
vessels 2,.Oj persons, Of whom only ten were
lost. The shpwrecked persons who received
succor at the stations number jGN. The ceti-
mated value of the vessels involved in these
disasters was S3,5l95j0, and that of their
CargoeS 81 ,0S4 ,9J5, making he total value of
property imparilled S4,6O4, 4jj OF this
amount $780,. 761 was saved
The total loss of life within the scope of the
service is the smallest ever reached since its
general extension, except in the year 1850,
when hut nine were lost The assiS, nnce
rendered in saving vessels and cargoeS during
the year was larger than in any previous
year, except the last preceding The follow
ing statement gives summary of the Stats
ties of the service, from tho introduction of
the present SYST EN- in 1871 to the close of the
fiscal year. The loss of life as stated below
Includes lN5 lost at the wrecks OF the Huron
and Metropolis, VIII, h are really not charge
abl" to he service: Total number of disasters
2HlS: total value of property involved, SOL
1Gi,GJl; total value OF property saved, $50,
2O,921, total value Of property lost, Slj,lNj-
161; total number of persons involved .G93;
total number of persons save /, p, !36; total
number of persons lost, 40; total number OF
persons succored at stations. 4,S20.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-12-11
IMPORTANT DECISION.
Mercantile AgenrieS and LibeIiOus
PrINli god COmmumi ntiOms.

In the United States circuit court at Balti-
more Judge Morris de,d' ID in the case of a
Charlestown, w Va resi- lent against the
d ercantile agency of r. Il. Dun ~ Co. for
lei, that the plaintiff must furnish bill of
particulars within thirty days ms to when,
where how and 10 whom the alleged lilel-
lous publication was made. This decision in
the United States court is impo. tant as con.
frming similar findings in the various State
courts to the effect that in order 10 make
privileged communications libellouS the party
Oh aiming the report from tie mercantile
AGENCIES must be Disclosed The subscriber
to an agency who dvu ges the Information
may thus h. made jointly liable 10y the vio-
laiion OF his contract with the agency
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-12-11
RECEIVED AND PAID OUT.
Government Receipts and Expcn-
iltmres During November.

The following is a statement OF the receipts
and expenditures of the Unitel States during
November and since July !:
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-12-11
Hearse and Guard of Honor.
Mrs Hendricks and family.
Members of the Cabinet.
Il q Ii.n ilnnt Hmm.


Members of the Cabinet.
Ex-Pre,ident Hayes
Judges of the United States Courts
United States Senators and Representatives.
Governors of the states with their stats.
Civic organizations, Mayors of INDIANAPOLIS
and other cities
Municipal officers
Members OF the City Council and other mu-
nIcipal bodies.
Citizens in Carriages
The bells of all churches began toling
when the body was taken from the house and
continue their pealing during he rites and
while the procession was on its long march to
Grown lill Gem terry.
The line of march TO Crown Hill cemetery
was nearly five miles in length There wero
1900 in the procession, and it was nearly (
o'clock when the cemetery was reached
During the time all the bells of tine city were
tolled and the streets ware pa Ike with spec
tators. Fully $4,000 str anSrrs were present,
and twice that number witnessed the pa.
geant.
The Hendricks lot and monument were
covered with @ aborate floral o terngs. A
white marble vault had been sunk into the
ground for the reception of the burial casket
The inner wall, of 1t were completely covered
with smilaX and roses, SO that the bare earth
was at no place visible.
The religious services at the grave were
brief. Drs. Fulton and Sprngfellow pro-
nounced the sentences The impressive com
INITIAL service by Dr. JenCkes, the rector of
st. Paul's and the benediction by Bishop
Knickerbocker, after which the funeral party
returned to tho city, the military companies
marching in line.
The cabinet officers, tho senatorial and
congressional committees, and the Boston
city 'council left for their respective homes
on special trains at q O'Clock r. NJ.
At the church services Mrs Doney, of Chi
cage, formerly Miss Annie Gale, of Indian
auoiis. sung Rock Of Ages" and connected
with this the following is narrat d; Several
St. Paul's at indianapolis She sang the same
song at the funeral of the wife OF
Senator Mcdonald. and Mr.. Hendricks,
who was present, was 50 impressed by her
rendition of the beautiful selection that he
said to her: "Aliss Gale, when die want
you to sing that at my funeral" The prom
Use was given and she came to Indianapolis to
fulfill it, which made a change i'll the musical
programme necessary, but at Mrs. Hendricks
request it was made.
Dispatches from all parts of the country
showed that the observation of the day was
universal throughout tine Union In cities
and towns bells we're tolled, minute guns
were fired and in many cases me-
mortal services were held. Bust
ness was suspended during part
of the day, courts and public bodies adj
journcd, and tokens OF mourning were dis
played on public and private buildings
Work on the new capitol in Albany was sus.
pended for the day In London the United
States legation was closed.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-12-11
MY JOHN.


We loved the birds and babbling brooks,
John AMI /, my John.
In meadows and in shady hooks,
Der lake and farm with wondering looks,
We saw what ne'er was told in books
John and !, my John.
We fo,nd a maid with golden hair,
Alb john my happy John!
The wonders of the earth and air
We're but reflections made more rare
In her blue eyes and face so fair,
For John, my happy John.
10, birds and books and brooks have fled.
For John, alas, poor John.
The night winds come and smitc her dead.
Alone in Natures realm | tread;
lie followed where her footsteps led,
My John, alas, my John.
-HoSct BtHou, il Home Journal.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-12-11

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The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-12-11
HUMOR OF THE DAY.

A swell alTair-the soap bubble.
Is cornpopping an agricultural re-
porte
An open questionable you going to
let me il !-Boston Courier.
y desirable bargain in silks-a pretty
girl with million. G0odaEs SIN.
The tattlcr is the missing link, for
they all bear tales. - Waterloo OJsercer.
Window sa,hcs on trains are more
fashionable than ever. EcanSrtUe lrguS.
The bald headed mans favorite dress
material is moAa,r. - BurLayton Free
Press.
The right hand is the clcverest mem.
Der Of the body. 1t never gets left
Ierts FJ5ar).
\ California man keeps five thousand
hens. 1t is surmiscd that he also keeps
his next door neighbor IN hot water dur
ing the gardening season. - Chicago
Ledger.
THE BEST ROLE
EYc"Y man has a role in life,
AMI has had since time lie gan,
Bat after all the bakers roll
Is the best tor Il hu cry man.
-BO,tOH Courier.
CIV hat do those letters stand forN
asked "a curiou, wife of her husband, as
she looked at his Masonic seal. "Well,
really, my love-" he replied, encour.
agjngly, Il presume it is because they
can't sit down. She postponed further
questioning N,rcA NJ Irlce.ler.