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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-02
ELooUENoE After DINNER.
Dir. Evarts's Curious speech at the Lotos
Club Dinner.

BIZ EVartss curious speech AT the LotOs
Club Dinner.
Verbatim Report in the New York Tribune
Well there are a gteat many things to be
done in the course of the next six years, and
my first duty, az | feel to the State is to en-
Joy myself as well as | can. Laughter. Il
would be unworthy of great State like this
to have Senator, open to observation by all
his rivals, and to the notice OF the press and
of people, If did not enjoy myself. Ii is
we'll known that possess certain faculties
end sppeties for enjoyment; and it would
be a reproach which the State would not
willingly bear il my enjoyment were
quenched from the intirmities and faults of
the State itself.
Other Senators may wish to spread to their
sdmiring countrymen the greatness, the
strength, and the virtue of their respective
States should be but gliding the refined
gold and painting this large tiger lily-the
State of New York [spplausel; and 1 shall
not attempt to do that. But, IN reference to
the obscure and modest portion of our coun-
trymen, it will be my duty to raise and en-
noble, to illustrate and glorify them. And
as | must begin some where, / shall begin
with the Lotos Club. If / can succeed with
them, shall fail in nothing. Applause
The great difficulty, the great emoarrass-
ment, IN vast community OF so many NIL
lions, OF so many diversified interests, of so
many strenuous competitions is to meet,
compatible with Justice and with comfort
the distribution Of wealth. l do not know
OF any better manner in the experience
OF life and OF philosophy than to commence
the distribution by making first q large
collection of wealth; and that
viii be my first duty for
il / am not willing to sacrifice myself as a
reservoir for this distribution, how could
expect any one else to agree toit. lLsughter.l
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-02
CLEARANCES.
The state OF Trade for the Past Week, with
the Percentages OF Increase
and Decrease.

BosToN March 1.-The following table, COM
piled from special dispatches to the Post,
from the managers of the leading Clearing
houses Of the United States, gives the clear
ances for the week ending FebruuarY %,
1>S5 showing the percentage increase and
decrease as compared with the corresponding
week last year:
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-02
Goshen Items.

GOSHEN, Ind, Feb. 27.-Genersl Milo
Hsscall and James II. Blaine. the latter
relative of Hon. James 6. Blaine, have been
acquitted Of the charge of betting on cleo
zion, preferred against them by the Grand
Jury of this county, at the December term OF
roult. Two indictments for the same offsnse
are pending against other prominent citi-
zens Of the county.
Hon. II. ID. Wilson has brought suit
n aiDst the Western Union Telegraph Com
pSny to recover alleged damages resulting
1ro NJ the failure of the company to deliver
n n essage promptly.
The marriage of George Cregier 10 Miss
Nellie II. Widen, daughter of Hon. W. +.
Widen, of this city, occurred ct the home
of the brides parents last night About 30O
invitations had been issued, aud the happy
Eyent was celebrated by the numerous
friends aud relatives OF the high contracting
arties. The magnificent house OF the brides
father was thrown open for the occasion
sBd many guests from abroad including
Judge J. A. s. Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. Viii
liam Jacks, Mr.. and Mrs. Swartz and daugh-
Ter Jennie, OF Chicago. were present. Tbc
affsir vas the most brilliant that has evel
occurred IN the city.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-02

NEW YORK. March 1.-The Bnai Birth
Charitable Society, which meets every seven
years organized at TsmmAny Hall to-day
1T Is com posed Of delegates from each of the
nine Lodges in Germany aud the 325 in the
United States. Julius Bren, OF New York,
called the meeting 10 order, and Philip
Stein, of Chicago, was made permanent
Chairman. Vice Presidents and Secretaries
were elected, and the meeting adjourned
until to.mOrroY.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-02
The Wife of Rev. John Hinton Grinin
Procures a Divorce.

CHICAGO, March 1--we been . faithful
wife 10 him, God knows. and I've striVen in
every possible way to redeem him and to
provide for myself and children" said Eliz-
aheth, the wife OF Rev. john Hinton Griffin
yesterday to Judge Moran, who vss hearing
divorce cases. Griffin is a fallen Baptist
preacher. still holding forth occasionaily in a
kssl or Madison street, although his usual
leld is in the smaller towns in Indiana.
The trouble with this reverend gentleman Is
imply opium. Rev. Christopher Perrin, the
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-02
Attempted suicide-Terrible Occurrence
Special 70 the Sentinel.

Attempted suicide-Terrible Occurrence.
Special 70 the Sentinel.
MARION, Ind, March Friday night
about 10 o'clock Elizabeth Whist, young
lady about eighteen years old, who was
Boarding at the fremont House in our city,
attempted to commit suicide by the use OF
phloroforna, bat was discovered in very
Jew minutes by friend who administered
restoratives, which frustrated her attempt at
sslf-destruction. No serious result followed.
The cause was disappointment in love
match.
son of John Foster, about seven years of
aee, had his leg torn from his body yesterday
morning on Adams street He was riding
on s,ed, and in attempting to cross the
Panhandle Railroad, by some means his
foot caught in the track, and he was unable
10 txtricate himself. He is Row In g pre-
rarious condition.
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ScoTTsBURe, Ind, Feb. 2s.-Last night
zhe Scott County 0ratoricsl Association met
a. the Courthouse, when a contest between
several of the pupils OF the county was had
for prizes, which result ted in james For
zune, of Lexington, securing the first prize
of $40 in gold. and Cora Allen, of Holman,
1ha sac0nd nriZe of s..
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-02
The Death Roll.

Special to the Sentinel.
SHELBYvILLE, Ind, March 1.-Eenry l..
Besle, one of the oldest and most prominent
citizens and Masons in this city, died at /
O'Clock today, aged 6s years. The remains
will be inferred Tuesday under the auspices
Of the Knights Templar, OF which order he
nas az nonored member
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

UiHOSE going to Hot Springs Tor the treatment
4 of syphilis, gleet, scrofula, ana all cutaneous
or blood diseases, can be cured for One-third the
cost Of such tip at the old reliable stand. have
been located here for twenty three years. aud with
the advantage of long ant successful experience
can werrant a cure in al cases SpermatOrrhea
aLd impotency ~ all their stages, positively
cured Office hours, a. NJ. TO p. m, g Virginia
avenue, Indianapolis. Pills sent with full dir5c
tons at 81 per box. DR.. BENNETT, successor 70
Dr. Ewing
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-02
STOLEN.

C,TOLEN-Bay mare ana top buggy from Whites
y town. Ind: old harness, extra PAL on back
baud no halter. hitch-strap riveted in snap; DARK
bay, hesvy-set; name harness; large leather col
lar, one buckle on top; buggy newly painted; one
thimble on shaft gone on of side Sl5 reward.
W. i. DARLING, Whitestovn, Ind. %
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-02

Advice to Mothers, -MR6 WINSLOW1s
SOOTHING SYRUP should always Os used vi -
oaudTen are cutting teeth, Il relieves the nttls
1Ecrer at once II produces natural, quiet sleep,
~ relieving the CHILD from pain, and the little
Cherun aUakes az bright as button,' Il 81 very
peasant TO tas:e It sootnes TIE child sotens the
rEnas, allayy al paia, relieves wind regulates the
boUels and n the best known remedy FOR eiar.
raes, whether aTizing from teethipg or other
causes. TWENTY-FIVE cents q bottle.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-02
Hares, I.iherAIitr.

CLEVELAND, March ! The NJ. E. Church
at Fremont, of which ex. President Hayes is
q member, was dedicated to day. Hayes
gave SO. 600 toward lifting the debt.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-02

since" The old mans story will be investigated.
Iridelphia is small place away from railroad
ana telegraph.slatlOns.
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DIED.

GAVIN-At the residence of Mrs. Ryan. 191
West South street, Bryan Gavin, OF consumption,
aged twenty five years.
Funeral tomorrow at North Madison. Train
leaves the city at sis a. N.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-02
Young Lochinvar of Maine.

KANSAS CITY Times.
Mr.. Blaine has experienced an agreeable
surprise in the form OF al invitation to the
Inaugural When young Lochinvar came
cut of the West and found another fellow
walking off with the prize, his cheerfulness
did not desert him. NOV tread we meas
IRE, quoth young Loohinvar." It will be
observed, however, that the comparison ends
fi1ht here
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-02

MOORES-At his homo in Philadelphia Pa
March l, 1855. Linus q. Moores aged twenty-six,
OF consumption.
The remains win be buried in Crown bill
Cemetery.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-02
A BROKEN HOME.

Omaha and Syracuse not included in totals
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-02

MANIFESTATION as housekeeper By q mid
w dle.aged lady. Call or address 347 w. Mich
iqgu street %
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WANTED

UTAHTED-A good woman for pleasant home
w in suburbs. Apply at No 9, Hutchinson
Block. 3
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-30

Nrw N.0AEINE-roR HOMES oT TuE
WOULD
Looking over the periodical. =, = news
stand in the city las, week GOOD House.
tsepiag attracted the attention This ~e
knsw ~N the name Of a new magazine
~hich bad been promised for publication
some months since. but We bad had no
opportunity 10 see 4, before.
I, is issued for,nish'ly aud judging
from the sample in hand IL. "bill q fare
~ill always prove attractive.
The initial article !. a sketch q Man.
on HsrlAnd. other topic. are Motions for
the Kitchen. T~o Rooms. Our Homes.
Decoration, Care Of the Cues, Chamber,
The Vegetarian Question. Good Thing.
for tie Table. and az many more equally
connected Nth good Housekeeping. !,
may Be ,Aben a. a sisn Of the times N .,
there !. f-ld for such a magazine, the
small corner allotted 10 such matters 10
every paper no.sdsys. no, being enough
10 satisfy the demand
\ years subscription entities one 10 a
number Of this valuable magazine every
other week for year. and no, only ,ha,
bu, choice Of q premium from q lis, Of
useful book, by Marion Il.rlsnd. Miss
PsfloA and others.
Everyone can see q Number OF the mag
.zine themselves by sending ten cents to
the Publishers, Clark W. Bryan Il Go ,
Holyoke, Mas.
This is no, written Coz an advertise
men,. bu, to call the s,ien,ion Of OUT
homemsker TO valuable helper, for
good housekeeping is necessarily part
Of Homemakins
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-30
CONSUMPTION CURKD.

An old physician, retired IRON practice,
having had placed In his hands BY an Eas,
Indian missionary the formula OF q slmpls
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per.
mansnt cure OF Consumption, BronchitIs
Catarrh, Asthma and all Throat and Luna
Anections, also Q positive and radical cure
Tor Nervous Debility. and all Nervous
Complaints, after having tested lie Won.
derfol earstive powers In thousands OF
cases, has felt II his duty to make IL known
70 his suffering fellows. Actsatsd By this
motive and desire TO relieve human suffer.
Ing. l VIII send, free OF charge. 70 eli Who
desire u this recipe, In German, French
OF English, with full directions for prspar.
ing and using. Sent BY mall, By address.
ing With stamp, naming this paper, W. A.
rorn. Ifs Povsys's Bloek, Rochester,
". u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-30
Marrow Escape.

RocsssrnA tsss I. -. Ten
Nea saso as sffsckef ~ith ne most
Intense and dc.ttiy paias IN my back snd
"Ex,eoa,ns to the end Of my toss and
which made me delirioas'
"FrOm sgouy,'i
Ia TOOK three men 20 hold me on my
bid Al times
me Doetors tried In vsla 10 relieve
NE, eat ~ ~ porpo-e.
MurpAiss aai CHAR opiafssf
Had no sf-ct'
AMER two months Vas given up u
de-,
when ny wife
Lsari . nslxhbo teli What Hog Bittsrs bad
done for her. she 81 Oace got and gave M
some. The drst dose essed my brain snt
seemed 10 % hanting through nv system
for The pain
Tns ssconI doe easei me - much that
sispt tso hcurs. souasthinE hst not done ~,
to months Before bal u.e'i nvs eoi,ie..
coall 49, over three -eess. but - -ctked =.
rari Or my strvngth. and takinx bard coln
I 49, takeu I'm N most acnts sni lslnI1
rheumatism AL throush my system 'oAi eTe'
"A c.iiei ne doctor. Axsia. ssa snsr several
weeks thsy sn ne cripple On cruishes iol
lifc. a. they sAid. ! met friend and told hin
my Cksr. AL be- sAid nop ntlsrs h<f cure
hin ani solit cure NE. lpoohci Al BIN, "a
a. sas - earnest vas tntuced % use theu
aEsin
| Dr. isss than four weeks threw avay my
rrafchfa and vent ~ uork uEhtly AMI tept "a
ming ne hiIiers fur ave wceks. until neCaIn'
a. wsn a. sny mas living. Nnd have been =
o. "a years since.
n IA. also cured nv wife. who hsi beef
sick for years and has kept her and m,
chllircn vel and healthy With nom tss
% three bottles pr year. Ttere Il ~
nscd % b. SICK Al al II these bittsrs ar'
used J. J. BEEk. IN Supervisor.
That poor Invalid wife. Sister. Mother
"Or daughter
Car b. made The pietnrc OF health
with iss bottles Of Hop Bitters
ss- Nune genuine vitncut bunch ~ rrccr
Unrs On he ufifa label ~hun AL he vile
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-30
SrsrsnSa woMaNHoop.

Too much sfort cannot b. made - bfln
20 the attention. OF suffering wOmanh0oi
The great value Of Lydia y rnkham's Veg
ctabie Compound a. q remedy Tor The DIS
esses Of women. and perhaps nothing J.
more srcciusl than the testimony OF those
who have been cured by H. suck an one
i TIE wife % Gen. Bsrringer, % winston
~ c., and We quote nom the Oenefsl :
letter a. follows Dear Mrs. Pinkham -
Please allow me 10 sdi myts-tlmOny 10 The
most excellent medicinal qualitie. of your
Vegetable Compound. Mrs. Bsrriu ger
was treated for several year. for What The
physicians called Lsucorrhea and Prolsp-
.us Utsri combined. sent her to Rich
moud Va. where she remained for six
months under the treatment OF an eminent
Physician without any permanent benefit
She vas induced ~ try yoar medicine and
amer q reasonable tine commenced - I'm
prove and l. nov able ~ s,teni - her bas-
mess and considers herself fsiiy rflisrsd p"
General Bsrrlnger Is the proprietor ~ ne
Amerlcal Hotel. Winston. n. G., and he Il
widely known
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-30
DAxyKHs CENTRE, Mass, Jane ~

Ono. II. WATKINS, ksQ.,-Dedr Mr.
Your note OF the 10Th I received today.
Would say In reply that I am not native
OF Maine, bot OF this State but my wife
WAS A native OF Bethel, Oxford County
ALSO have friends and relatives In other
% rts OF the County, and make annual WIS.,
is in that section. Your paper has been
a welcome visitor In my home for some
eight OF nine years, and IL certainly very
Interesting local, and should have large
circulation, and I sincerely hope you Will
prosper - regards its increased eircoia-
ton.
\ noticed one or two mlstskes In your
last issue In regard 10 the burning OF the
shos factory at this place IL was 4 A.
Nudge a Co, instead or hidses," a.
stated also about 200 were thrown out OF
employment, instead Of $50. l Vas one OF
that number myself; have been In their
employ some Yen or twelve years. nws
one Of the beet regulated shops 10 the
STATE, and well equipped - ressrds pro-
lection from Gre a. building could be,
and prospects good for heavy busIness
this season. Loss about 100000 nearly
covered by insurance. This nrm have been
doing business since 1891, always paid
dollar for dollar and IL IL certainly Q great
blow 70 the town.
We are having nne growing weather and
everything n looking well. nun trees e.
pscislly. bidding fair for . large crop OF
apples In this section.
IL great haste, CHAs. A. PnocrHR.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-30

"My tsasAtu 80 .sFy bsi a % 'es'1ss =
q soii sna ..ia IA As hsc- ~. Tss-sr fsiss-
f,k on s.,s<Io - fss.t,,i's, tss'L oos
dtA. BY, "a ssr,a Il sos ,AfosL Ia sch
Ga. 4. -us.i .s.ss- 10 ss fsssr." AMI
Psssissy. t..s nsAsss. Any
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-30
AFAMoUs WAR HORSE.

Down. y. H., June ).
Mrs. W. b BaeknAm Of this city. Il
tie owner Of famous war horse. ,h,
ike Of which eAnno, be found Ia New
England. which Is now At Mechanic
Falls. her home. Il i. Mexican mus.
tang pony. which her father. DE. J. Carr.
surgeon Of the 3Oth Maine Volunteers.
had in the late var IL VAS bought in
Louisiana. when he vs on the Red Riv-
er expedition under Gen. y z. Banks.
he used the poay until the close Of the
~sr. and at Winchester. Va, Mr.. Frank
Carr, . son o. the doctor, took the pony
and rode IL most Of the way to Mechanic
Falls. where ], has been ever since. and
u one Of the few horses no~ living who
did service in the var. Application has
been made 10 Mrs. Baeknam to have the
horse appear in the grand procession At
Portland when the q. A. X holds It's
National Eneampmen, there and she has
consented 10 permi, the horse to honor
the occasion BY bis presence.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-30
suERuFF's SALE.

OXFORD, - s-Tsssn on Essruti1a a. =
b. soid b pNtltc anction, % ne t.Tnrsi -
o. TuesiaI tns - tAy Of JuiY A. u, sA 80
Hsrrics IL Hefhsi, 10 ssif C1antY ~ - g..
equity vhlch Dshlsl %. kesdsn % ifitss -
Coarty q Ontori, hAd ~ ths ia IA or 80.
gy, a. ". if.t, al tee 0'clork ani isftiI - -.
a n, rhen ne sane uas sitschef o. - n
art, 10 redeem the ioil0sins ie.cn.fl -,
s.ssi Real kstais siisatsi n bsthsl, .
C0aaty, 20 VT Certain pieoes OF psfee.'
18th he b. .hiisgs thsrsoa AL ocanifl -
loss, ~ kssisfly b. anf of yossIh ! 80.
soutberlg b. lanf oil. q. kinbsl asd \
Ne islsr 80 az. ws-ssri, sJ ssi ofs y -,
nm ans b. Ian Of 4. l. ssnbofn anf Nofi,el
By 10 Anlfoscossin River AL ~ issd snosss
ne Gfnsfai hastinss piece A. a.ei a. =
ssv, AT beins the homesteAi I'm a o.
I'D i.nslD Ksndau 90. lives All tcetct
IN "a D.aisl - ksedsi ~ one BefsisA
dali b. aee.f dated MsTe1 iQth, A. ID. i-l 49,
eords,l 10 Otflrd kesisuy Of pesis, boa ~ ~
ga ~ .heh rsfsrescs nay - hal or mcr
ticuln ds.oripuJn thereof, Ne tbose 49, !.
prem 40 belns subject 70, All sd rsh
ismptios snistius ~ virtue u .n1riss.s ~
Jsnssfy lna. A. ID. i--o, ssf ree5rded e 49,
hss,.,y' 100. -. go 81, s'.s' :, =.
secure ne paJmesl o. s.ae hanirei ss ~.
d.ss. .s1 ~. hasirsd dollar. eco, "a -. .
zoe year nom NE sail second dsy % -,
ls>a. vith inl<rest, shich mortsNfs iose..s. a.
he notes thereby secured. sss assssei 49,
ssh Tinoihy H. Cn@pnan ~ ~ 1880
daisd ths secJnf day of Janf, A. ID, -,
osflsnd sad Timsshy n. ensrms-i 1919
Ne Inofhy J. Shapn an ant u nSlf -
tund br NE ssoosd Sousessilee. 80 a.,
Bethel. ant ap0a uhlch n0tes and nor.s.s go,
IL noe due ~ ssm u ans hunfrei AZ 49,,
Gin dollars snd airy osnts ere - .lso - -, III
ses u tAirtj ave dsllsrs sss -fsny 1.,,.s
tsEss Of l-s1 and lssi, Assessed 90 sAii ~
which 10 Doe unpaid
b<thei. June LED, a. d t-si. ....s
ALNAS n GOODWIN. Depi So
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-30
SUCCESSION on BLOOM.

There are two methods OF keeping up
succession Of bloom In beds OF ANNALS
the frst Il by preventing any Of the planr
IRON going 10 seed by cutting on Oil the
faded flowers and stems, and then givinl
. top dressing Of very nne compost, and
keeping the plants supplied with wsei
when The weather IL dry 10 this way you
can be sure OF constant supply OF bowers
Sweet peas will blossom from June until
the frost witbers them, by cutting on 81
the old flowers. The second mode IL by
keeping q large reserve OF snpuals sown IN
pots later IN the season, and transplanting
them 10 the bed. then pulling up The worn
oat plants. j.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-30

notwithstanding the reports sen, out
from Washington that the President and
bis Cabinet are almost worked 10 death.
Secretary Bavsrd 10 able 10 leave bis deck
for Trip that will keep him away several
weeks. This l. all right under reform
Administration. bat " Q Republican Score
tsry OF State had gone roaming over the
country before be bad fairly time TO be-
come familiar with the routine Of bis Office.
every Democratic and magwump paper
would have denounced u ~ IN Outrage
upon the people Bangor WAig.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-30
OUR PUZZLE CORNER.

I3O.@s.,s..gs: NJ ,h,' p.r,.'se o.. :I sss
ner. Ne
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-30
rnE RuLE. on nEALrm.

Listen ~ each simple rule.
Asto conduct and diet,
loa must keep servnely cool.
Though the cholera run riot.
Eat the best % AT things gOOi.
Nc'er dish that very nice 10
Hurts you. While H. understood
lOu avoid too many Ices
You may eat all sorts % nsh.
Those ~hO ssy you mAynt TAX gam mon :
hut q prudent man uout vt-h
Too much cucumber With salmon.
Flesh and fo~l are yoars 10 eat.
Every dish q toothsome conner,
but the chops 81 pork are meat
That you need not Try In summer.
Fruit IL welcome. too. ! tro~.
when not over ripe. ~ present.
straw bsrries and cream you'll VOC
VIII be found extremely pleasant
Keep yourself from worries free
ulOu've lawsuits. you must gain EN-,
thus quite easily. you sce.
iOu1l preserve the corpus sanum.
London PuaeA.
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srslNeytsIp. Ms. JaBs n. iss'

NINlNMNANlHf ha-NaF sAN' - 80"
Gro. n warKiSs. -I)sar Nr'
Your circular l. ., haui. All thlnk u
a happy Suggestion. q. | have derived
mach pleasure FROM The DENOcHArs pos.
tai card brigade" h,ye tAkcn the DAN
ocE.r for many years. snd used d h. q
constant reader OF 10 before lsn Old On.
ford County.
Atyour suggestion I will give 700 short
history OF myself a. ihiok II would be
interesting % many OF my Old frlsuds %
know where I am sni wbs, am doing |
"a. born In Dlrdsli In lstS. am sOa
OF John T. Ssvcry, Who wss Sheriff 10
DIheld many years and used 10 aitsni
Court 10 your lovely bill village. ! at
tended the schools In Dltaeld sni al WI
Tn Acai.my. AMI In Drfrd In Abont
ls65. Went 10 Portland vent Into The
grocsry business. Amer two years r.
novel 20 Boston. q 4 entered the seryios
Of the n. a A Rsilrosd a. q helper around
the depot AMI wstchmsn AZ sigkt Amer
.ix moaths 0f this service. ! w-ut On N
train. and ran on the oil Norwich Wof-
ester boa, train for year % more In
1870 uas appointed 10 . minor clerkship
10 TIE ticket olilce In tue Old station. AMI
EraNNtfN NNftNl alRuA aNtNf ~ $500 80
OF ls56 I was male chief clerk AMI re-
tanned that position until MAY I. $50.
sh.n vas sppolutei ticsc, sgeoi At mi.
plsce, which I. lovely and thriving city
% about IS 900 iuhabitsnts, situated on
The Connecticui River ! married lsiy
from The good old STATE % Maine, 10 1870.
ADD With hsr AN nov living In my own
house. Daring all my basias-s career OF
some sixteen OF eighteen years ! have
handed very many millions OF dollars aud
am prOad and happy 10 say my books bal.
spce today n . cent
I have hastily written this, and N you
can nod anything In u Of interest 10 700 OF
your patrons. | shall be plsased and may
al some future time drop you ilne OF my
wbsresb0at.. have an Offer under COZ
sheraton now - 90 " Kansas ! may 20
AMI may not 20
Yours Very Truly,
J. y. SEyTRN.