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Gold Discovery in CHINA

PHILADELPHIA, September 10Th - The
Press thinks the recent discovery of gold in
large quantities on the Chinese side of the
Amor river, now officially confirmed by
Russian papers, a very important event It
is impossible to estimate what effect this
new discovery VIII have upon the gold
supply of the world. That this discovery
is genuine there seems to be no doubt.
Thousands of Siberian gold-diggers have
rushed to the spot. The influx OF Chinese
is said to be three-fold that OF the Russians.
VIII the Chinese tie up their newly-found
California as the Russians have done, or
throw il open to Europe as we did Caiifor-
At any rate, China has it in its power to
materially increase the worlds gold sup
ply. for the ly-discoyercd mines are far
greater than those Of the Amoor district in
Russia
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FENHE OLDEST, GREATEST AND BEST REM
L edy fo- the cure of Nervous and Physical
Debility. Vital Exhaustion, Seminal Weakness
Loss Of Manhood, Failing Memory snd Relaled
and EntesOled condition Of the GaLito-U rinary
Organs.
II speedily cures Impotence, Early De-
cay, Loss of Yigor, SEMINAL WEAKNESS and
all the sad effects of youthful foilies snd abuse
or E&CESSES OF HATCRITT.
1t prominently prevents al Unnatural
Loss from the system, as Thousands csn attest
who have used the Remedy in the past quarter
OF q century which i has been before the 1l!clic
1t Is indeed = wonderful renedy-toD.ne
The nerves, strengthening the muscles, Checking
the waste, lnyiSOTating the whole system sn6
restoring the afflicted 10 HEALTH and EAPPI
MSS
The Doctor viii agree to forfeit 81, 900 for 8
case undertaken not cured. The reason SO utany
cannot get cured OF Weakness and the above dis
eases is owing tn complication called PR8STA-
IORRHEA with Hypersthesia, which requires
special treatment.
Dr.. IIEFrG' lNv1GoRAToR, No ., VIII, our PES. II
har sIeciftI treatment is the only cure for PRcs
TAroRRHEA. By ii MANHOOD is restored snd lbs
hand of time moved back from age 70 youth.
frice OF either inviSorator, 50. Cssa OF
SIX bottles, $40. Sent 10 any address covered
securely from observation
Sr. Liehig d Go. treat successfully by 70
nifeopathy every form OF SPECIAL, PRIV Az
or CHRONIC DISEASE without mercury or nan
seOus drugs. II vitality is drained from The
body, numerous diseases follow that bale ordi
nary medical treatment. If allowed 20 Continue
me unnatural loss causes CONSERVATION, u. a
betes, Brigbt's Disease, insanity, etc care.
guaranteed. Diseases of the genitc-urinarv OF.
sns, kidneys, liver and hlsdder specially tree,
ed. DISEASES Of WOMEN SPEEDILY CURED.
Qualified and RespnnsibIe.-Dr Liebir &
Co from EUROPE are regular college eiueate6
physicians, and are now in their nineteenth
year of special practice.
If PIN les appear on the face and body. II sou
become ilstleSs and easily tired aud exhsuyted
look out foT she complication With Semiua.
NeGkuess discovered at the LIEBIG DISPEN.
SARN, known as PrDs+atC-rhCaa DIP TTE
HIG'S INNIGORAToR, No. ?, is the only known
remedy for The above complication, Pycyt;I-
torrh0ea.
Most powerful electric belts free Ia patterns
To PROVE THE WONDERFUL POWER or Ttsp IN.
glGOGAfOR g BOTTLE 6IvE,5 OF sgST PERE
Consultation free and private
LIEtsfC DTSPFSSH
800 Geary street. San Francisco "a.
Private Entrance, 405 Mason street, foUr blocks
up teary street from KeGrny. Mem entrance
through DiSpeuSary Drug Store. ds-j r,S,y7 yeOw
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP
FOR R0N0LUU,U.

fI1HE sPLEEDID NEW 1900
/ Ton stesEls1i ps will lesTe The - ;
Company Wharf, corner 5teusrt -
sud Harrison streets. at 3FM: r. s-zsSts
u ARlP OsA,.......-....... SEPTEMBER Isl
AlAAd I'D S 4 IgTEMBER l5tE
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LEGAL NOTICES.


IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE COUNTY
l of sacramento, State OF California. In the
matter Of the estate Of JOHN NELMES, de-
ceased 1t pcoring to The Iudge of said Court
by the petition this day presented and file by
CHARLES ETf.ING. one OF the creditors of the
estate Of JOHN NELMES, deceased, praying for
an order of sale of ali the real estate belonging
TO said estate, y the Administrators of said es-
tate; that il is necessary 20 sell the whole Of the
real estate TO pay the allowance to the family,
the debts outstanding against the deceased, and
the debts. eXp.H>es ard charges Of edninistTa-
ton. II is therefore oricred by tie Judge Of
said Court thet all persons interested in the Is
tate of said deceased, appear before The said
Court on MONDAY, tho 2s,h day OF SEPTEM-
Der, 1883 AT 10 @ clock A. NJ. Of said day, at the
Court-rUom of said Superior Court at Sacre-
meutO city, sacramento county, state of Cali
forn!a TO show cause why an order should aot
be granted 70 the said Adminis;ratrix requiring
her ~ sell all of the real estate OF the said de-
ceased And that copy Of mis- order be pub
lished at least -four successive weeks in the SAC
RaNENTo DAILY REcoEn-CNIos, a newsI apr
printed and published in said county And
that notice Of this application be given to
the Administrators of said estate before the
hearing. W. c. VAN FLEET,
au26-lw Judge Of the Superior Court.
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r. p. OSBORN'S
Wood and Coal Yard, No. BOG I street

YITELLlNGTCN, SEATTLE, SCOTCH SPLTNT
w aud lone Cosls Also. Coke Pine and Oak
Charcoal, Pitch Pine, and Pine Kindlilg. +-f1,ot
Second-growth Oak end Stove Wood 6eiive req
promptly. TELEPaoNE, No So
s2-4pd W. L OSBORN, Proprietor.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Case of RieI in France.

PARIS, September 15th.-The Paris news
papers are agitating. in favor of the par
doning Of Riel. Clemenceau, in La Justice,
recalls the appeal of Darwin, Huxley,
Hooker and Swinburne, in favor of Elisee
Reclus, when the latter was condemned as
a Communist, and proposes a similar APP
peal by distinguished Frenchmen for Riel.
Figaro and La France insist that the unani-
nous sentiment of France on this subject
must weigh with England.
The Pail Mail Gazette" and It's ReYeIa-
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s5f5cursion Tickets at Reduced Rates For
passage or sartheI particulars. sppiy to g. y
zPRECtSEiiS s. RIOS, Agen1s, 81 lstketstreet
corner Freuuni- ols-tf
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LONDON, September l5th-The Pail MdH
Gazette states that it has reason to believe
that China will protest against the action
of France in dethroning the King of Anam.
as violating the Tien-tsin treaty.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-ESTATE OF
~ JAMES HARTWELI., deceased. Notice is
hereby given by the undersigned, Administra-
trix Of the estate of JAMES HAhTWELL, de-
ceased, to the creditors Of and all persons hay
ing claims against said deceased, to exhibit
them, with the necessary atiidavits OF vouchers,
within four months after the first publication of
this notice, To the undersigned, at the Office of
Taylor IL HO!l 62el% J street, sacramento city.
Dated September 3, 1855
MANY HARTWE, L, Administrative.
TAYLOR IL ROLL, Attorneys for AdministTG-
triX. s94tW
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NEW YORK STATE.

I The " Evening JOURNAL, print
, ed ut Albany, the capital Of the
! State ofNew York, iSthe best Ed-
/ vertising medium in the State,
and the best daily newspaper.
! Its Weekly edition is the leading
! weekly in New York, and is sent
for 81 4 year to any part Of the
/ country, postage free Every
| subscriber 10 the Weekly alsl |
! receives grGfGi'0us'y copy for
/ ore year Of the monthly maya
zine " Good Cheer" The SEMI-
/ WEEKLY JOURNAL Is sent tor 50
q year, and With il is sent fr6e o.
! charge far Ossc gCoT, iiie house
{ hold magazine, GOOD Cheer"
| and Tie fSrlEci's monthly, cur
| Country Home" Send fo- spoci-
men copy.
". J. AKEEL-.. Pr lent.
Alba NY.
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JUST RECEIYEDI
MEDICAL,
-OR. AEIEJTEn,

SPECIALIST AND GRADUATE.
No. IL EEAENE STREET.
fTiREAT5 ALL CHRONIC, PRIVATE AND
1 Special Diseases with he sans wonderful
SUCCESS sR of old
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VIZ rEs-Sss thesia tOver-seustive~
ness of the parts), Kidney and Bladder Com
plaiuts, Impurities Of the Blood a.ld Diseases Of
the Skin.
1t permanently stops ell Unnstural weak.
eniug drains upon the sy-tem, however they
occur, preventing involuntary seuinsl losses,
debiiltating dreams, seminal losses with the
uline, or while at stool, etc, so destructive 70
mind and body, and cures all the evil effects Of
youthful fOllieS and excuses, restoring TX
haUsted Vitality, Sexual Decline and Loss of
Manhood, however complicated the case
may be.
) thorough q : well a permanent cure
and complete restoration to perfect health,
Strength and NiCOr OF Manhood is absolutely
guaranteed by this justly celebrated and re-
liable G-est Remedy. Price, g 80 per bottle, or
i've bottles for go Sent upon receipt Of price,
CT C.. o. D., to any address, secure RON observa-
ton and strictly private by
DIR c. u. SAEFEELD,
DIG KEARSY STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
q q fCS ,,,p, O. Sufficient 10 Ehow tt
letter, Stating his
symptoms and age.
Consultations strictly confidential, Dy lei
ter OF mt Office, FREE.
1t is an established fact, Acknowledged
by ali, that DIR. SALFIELD'S EEsJUVfsN-
&TO& is the only true specific, which
t'ttitis and the aforementioned oo1n-
plants. positively resi- Oring Lost Manhood,
and with which expensive special treat
ment is not required.
s. tor The convenience of patients, and 10
order 70 insure perfect secrecy / have siOVted q
private address, under which all packages are
forwarded. -dEvf
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rS+ czE4fI ~ ~ - p - = r1-sz,s
sea- t.-' s-',ifs at cuEEesa,
2 ~ ''t 81 a~fi'.f.t7 SO flCa ficT1 early
~ -t''''.- t'- Hrcsef - taslisiy ana Ea.flv
10 --a F." -.ll'. f-lst lU ~. -S
f- Iss1 Is g a i rs 2 FaT55
~ 81, i-'-t D. i--' fr .;nt 70 boys. Clrio-
i.-.tf r.-' p .ifF 'ftfrnr77 b-riS end Ecrse-
.ti 'its DER e. fVee Testimonials. bus-
q. " Z i- liitatiaa Erce.
,.- - .. . :. q On =. Acw ark.
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The Curleys in New York.


INV YORK, September 15th.-The TIib-
tme says: The Republicans in Auburn are
convinced that they have among them Just
the man the party is looking for as a can
didate for Governor this fail. He is Gen
eral ", II. Seward son Of Secretary sew
ard. As an officer of the war, business
man and friend, his neighbors declare he
cannot be surpassed. A brisk canvass is
going on in his behalf
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Buyer scaSOn-S0O tons 81 SOC II COL
RI-..Ar . = -


Buyer $500 tons, 81 51agq1 51I5 {, ell.
BARLEl-Although the market apparently
presents somewhat firm and steady feeling
the indications of activity are anything but pro-
nounced. If there be any spot demand il is Of
so limited proportions To be scarcely notice
able. Buyers for round lots are not to be found
and II is only by an occasional i0bbing transfer
that legitimate trade Is kept at all in motion
The fact is there is such an abundance Of Oats
in the market at unusually low prices that pur-
chasers Tor feed purposes are drawn altogether
away from the Barley market For the best kind
of Feed, 81 271a & ctl Is the full figure while u
fair article can be had NJ q 96 q ell. In Brew
ing descriptions there are both life and vim
Holders do not have occasion TO hunt much for
custom, as there is good inquiry for local re
quirements, and stock that is at all desirable
can be readily placed at prices ranging from
81 80 to 81 42Ia , ctl. Chevalier continues to
drag. 1t was expected that some shipping trade
would have developed by this time. but, so far,
nothing has resulted from the efforts made in
this direction. Values somewhat nominal at
81 35Gl IS = ctl.
Call Board sales at the morning session of the
san Francisco Produce Exchange were us fol
lows:
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;15yS5i 49, II EN- Dry, 1RSSitude
zfsfsssSsS-IeAlsgSzEr Nocturnal Emissions
Agerslon 70 society DImness OF Vision, Noises
III the Head the vital fluid passing unooserved
IL the urine, and many other diseases that lead
70 insanity and death.
Dlk. MINEEFi, who is 6 regular physician
,gf sduG.eo Of the University Of Pennsylvania viii
agree 70 forfeit Five Hundred Dollars for
case Of this kind tie VITAL RESTORATIVE
tCnder his special advice and tEestnentl viii
not cure, OF for anything impure OF Injurious
found IL it. DIX hEiSTIE treats all Private
Diseases successfully without mercury. Con-
sultatioE Free. Thorough examination and
advice, including analysis OF urine, SIS. Price
OF Vital Restorative, 81 80 a bottle, or four
times the quantity, IS; sent 20 any address
upon receipt of price, or G. o. D., secured from
observation, and Ia private name il desired, be
a. Z. MINTIE, NJ. D., No. II KeSrny
street, San Francisco, Cal
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE
VIII be sent TO any one applying by letter, stat
Ing symptoms, sex ard age. Strict seer Cy In
regard to all business transactions.
DIR. MIETIEiS KIDNEY REMEDY, NE
PEEETICUd, cures all kinds OF Kidney and
Bladder Complaints, GonorThsea, elect, Leucor-
rhoea- For sale BY all Druggists 81 6 TO us six
bottles for s..
DIR. MISTIE'S DANDELIOE PILLS are
the best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and
BILIOUS cure in the market Fer sala by all
Druggists.
KIRK, GzARY & CO., Sacramento, Wholesale
Agents my9-4pl ySo6wIy
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This Great
Strengthening
Remedy n
md Nerve Tonic

Cures with unfau-
ing certainty Ner.
vous and Physical De-
bility, Seminal Weak.
ness, spermatOThGa
Impotency, FrOsts-
tOrThOea, Hyper8S
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is q falling cGrs
for Ferrous Debility,
E * be 1ste q Vitality,
S N IL al Weakness,
5peTmatCrThGs, Lost
Manhood, IEpoteucy,
Paralysis, and Sll the
terrible elects Of self
sbilse, youthful fclies
and eXc5ssesih nature
yesrs-sUch as Loss Of
II g = Org, 1RSsitude,
Nocturnal Emissions.
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MILWAUKEE, September 16th-A. Mp
to l o'clock this morning reports have been
received here from fifty-nine cities and
towns throughout the State on the result of
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9zfEg--77yzFs

~ 90 geo ~ s-7 stsr-ss. --srruI- s-sIrd ~ ,---
.n cuts. aa.,I ne r-ad 80. tfaresr - -
-L,,e setf s-a 3, %. ;'s >. Il. Sundays. tss =
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WARDSBORO.

Last Sunday morning Rev. J. s. AL
len preached an excellent sermon, TAX
ing for his text, Prov. XIV, 26,-"But
he heareth the prayer Of the righteous. /"
The discourse was replete with practi-
cal truths and poetical quotations apli-
cable to the subject. He claimed pray
or as the vital breath of the church,
without which it would be dead even as
the physical body would die if deprived
of atmospheric breath.
The best religion is to eart ON Cod our every
care,
And then go out and work rs though we'd
never prayed prayer,
Nor dream that In some mystic way the Lord
will carry through
\ work that He has given the strength and
sense to do.
Oracle Watson, little three year old
lady from So. Carolina, gave birth.
day party at the residence of her grand
ma, one III, crMoon last week. All the
little folks present, say they had grand
good time. For ourself we wish little
Oracle many happy birthdays and II flu
turc uncloulcu by sonbcr cares.
Mrs. NJ. \. Whitman, f,rncr, Of
this place, now in Middle Park, Colo
RADIO, writes very favoraby of life in
the rough. She has takcn> up land,
built cabin and cn;ers upon pioneer
life with all the Zr.t Of Il novice. She
says this means life in Colorado for the
ucXt five Years. No doubt the far west
l. rich in many ways our eastern states
are not. q.
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Cigarette SIM oIsic. In America.

The Americans may be sand to have be
come nation of cigarette smokers. Time
was, not a great number of years ago
when the consumption of paper cigar
cites" in the United States was confined
almost entirely to the forcign-l orn portion
Of our population. To-Day more natives
than foreigners smoke them. Tie enorm.
Gus growth Of the industry is readily
shown by comparison of figures Forex.
ample, In the fiscal year 1870, the tax was
paid In the United States on -, SSl II. Gig
arettes, and in the fiscal year 1880 Oh iOS,-
70S, 365-an increase in ten years of S94.
S26,94S cigarettes.
The United States now ranks as the
heaviest cigarette producer IN the world,
France coming neXF. The annual sale @,
cigarettes in France is estimated at go
COO pounds, or about 800 600, .,oi cigarettes.
There can be but little doubt that the
majority of cigarettes are consumed by
boys between the ages OF II and Is to 10
Men as a rule, smoke cigars and ripes.
That the Inordinate use of tobacco at nm
early age is hurtfuI is uncuntcst,u
Recent scientific investigations 90 toyruye
that smoking, esl ecially cigarette smok.
ing. Is very detrimental to Youths during
the transition Period from boyi!oud tn
manhood. The stIntcd forms of mnuy
men is as much due to exces i've usn OF
tobacco at an early age rs 10 anvth n :,
else. What cigarette smoking and al,
sinthe drinking combined can ace, mplish
may readily be seen by visit to any large
French town.
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BRATTLEBORO.

The Valley Mill Co. are putting in a
new % horse power engine for use dur
ing low water.
Mrs. Geo. E. Crowell and Mrs. j.
}. Estey take so of the fresh air children
this week, the little ones are to be cared
for at the observatory in highland park
Arthur Leonard, Il Young man about
Is years Of age, was drowned in Whet-
stone brook, above Estey's Mills, Srm-
day. 1t was just one year Saturday,
since the two Steers boys were tlrown-
ed in the same brook.
Tw, Swceles, f. Laundcryren and
e. Newbury, were arrested WedneS-
day afternoon of last week for druuk
cncsss and brought before Judge New
ton Thursday and tinei s. AMI est,
they disclosed on landlord SuuircS of
Vernon Hotel who WAS iiacu $50 and
cost.
The dwellings of S. n. IIcrl'ick,
Masa Willis, n. +. CabbDtt, and VIM.
Leonard, were bnrglarized Thursday
evening of lost week and Sums of mon-
cy froA - t. $50 were taken agrc.a-
ting about $3.50. Ii is thought that an
successful attempts were made at sever
al other dwellings. n, clue as yet, AS
TO who the pariic, are.
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PER U

Our community were very much star.
tied last Thursday, at the sudden news
of the death of Edward b. Simonds, .
promising young man of IS wears. On
Saturday, the 18th, he went to East
Rupert on business, soon after reaching
there he was taken sick, his parents
were telegraphed for on Monday. liz
lived until Wednesday night. His re.
mains were brought to Peru. Funeral
and burial took place on Friday.
Mr.. Harley Coolidge had the pleas.
ure Of having all his children at home
last week, one of them being the Rev.
Charmer Coolidge of East Fairlee, Vt
Mr.. Il Mrs. Jonas Bennett from Bos.
ton, are guests at the Bromley House,
Mrs. J. j. Hapgood is stopping viii,
her son, for short time.
Mrs. Henry Sombra is visiting al
her fathers, Mr.. f. p. Chandler.
Mrs. Howe Il j. Il. Simonds of
Brattleboro, were called here to attend
the funeral of +. d. simonds, last
week. They, also spent last Sabbath
here.
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BrOtherly Love Astounding. Solid
Preaching. Two neat Churches
on the inside, but on the outside
one Is in fOrlOrn condition.
ICommunicated.l

EDITOR SIFTER:-Mv observation
has led me to believe that if the church.
cs here were as much united as the Pas
tors are we should have glorious ref.
ormation. | think So. Londonderry
was never better suited in ministers than
at present, they both seem to be good
solid men after the old style, perhaps Il
little moderate in preaching, but the
truths they utter are wcighty and, APP
parently, produce a good effect upon
the people. But could not help think
ing that while there was not much con-
trast between the preachers there was a
wide difference in the places of worship.
The Baptist is chaste and neat inside
and out. The NJ. E. house, while it is
neat inside, shows Il miserable state of
indifference and neglect on the outside.
As passed by few days ago noticed
the gable end facing the street in Pc
culiarly forlorn condition, and | under
stand it has been so for years. |
thought how long would any farmer in
this town have his house in the same
fix without repairing it.
| hope the church members will take
the matter into their serious considera-
ton and speedily apply a remedy.
Yours, Observer.
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FOURTH COUSINS.

In the early summer Of 1880 went u,on
. visit to distant relative Of mine. who
lived III one Of the Shetland islands. 1t
was carly summer with myself then;
was medical student, with life I'LL be-
fore me.
The steamer landed me at Lerwick, and
completed my ipurney-with my boxes
next day In an open boat 1t was very
cold morning, with a gray, cold. choppy
sea on, the spray from which dashed over
the boat, wetting me thoroughly, and
making me feel pinched, blear-eyed, and
miserable.
An opening in q wall of rock took us at
length into long. winding ford, or arm
of the sea, with green. bare fields on every
side, and Wild, weirdlike sheep that
gazsd on us for moment, then blested
and fed. Right at the end of this rock
stood my friends house, comfortable and
solid-looking, but unsheltercd by o single
tree
sell, as landed.
An hour or two afterward l had changed
my mind entirely, was seated In q
charmingly and cozily furnished drawing
room, upstairs. The windows looked
to and away across the broad Atlantic.
How strange It was for the loch that had
led mo to the front OF ths house, and the
waters Of which rlppled mp to the very
lawn, was part Of the German ocean.
and here at the back, and not a stones
throw distant, was the Atlantic.
Beside the fire In an easy-chair. sat my
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v EST TOWNSl!END.

Strawberry time is over. There has
been good supply in this place.
Romance Ioynton is suffering with Il
bad arm caused from his fall last week
There are three old ladies in this
place more than ninety Years old: Mrs.
Wood, 90; Mrs. Taft, 80; Mrs. Liver
more, 80.
Miss Addic Kimball is spending IL
few weeks with her sister in West Do
yer.
Mrs. Moss from Nebraska is visiting
her relatives in 1ownshend.
Our school closes this week, it has
been a successful term.
Mr.. Cyrenus Parkhurst of Spring.
field, Mass, resident of TOwnshend
forty years ago, came up to look at the
home of his childhood, and to mark the
changes that have occurred in 40 years.
He found only or of the men that he
knew then as residents of this village.