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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-02-28
NOBODY REALLY CARES,

If you've anything to grieve you,
And fill your heart with fears,
If Poverty bides near you,
And your days are dimmed by tears,
If you and with soul pairing
No answer to your prayers,
Don't say word about ii, for
Nobody really cares.
If health and strength forsake you.
And pain and sickness bring
a gloom that clouds the sunshine
And shadows everything, q
. If you feel that lot so weary
But seldom mortal bears, Or
Don't say word about il, for
Nobody really cares. y
This world is fond of pleasure,
And, take ii at its best
rTis sadly bored unless you
Meet it with smile and Jest;
1t yawns DER Wants complainings,
At Sorrow coldly stares,
So never tell your troubles, for
Nobody really cares.
-har0dret Eytinge, in Hdrper's Weekly.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-02-28

The United States Supreme Court
has recently decided that "a lunatic. or
person affected with insanity, is admis-
sible as n witness if he has sufficient I'M
derstanding to apprchend the obliga-
ton of an oath, and is capable of giving
correct accounted matters which he
has seen or heard with reference to the
question at issue; and whether he
had that understanding is question
to be determined by the court,
upon examination of the party himself
and any competent witnesses who can
speak as to the nature and extent of his
insanitY.N
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-02-28

Handsome fortunes have been made
in the Kennebec ice business, but the
man who showed the Kennebeckers how
to do it, who introduced Kennebec ice
to the world and gave it its first boom,
is to-day not worth a dollar. Boston
Journal
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-02-28

According to reports an application
of gun-cotton has been made in such a
manner that it will eventually supersede
the use of steam for the purpose of light
locomotion and driving small machin-
ery.-N Y. Tribune. ..
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-02-28

"A COW, properly labeled, was among
the bridal presents received at a we'd
ding in Sullivan County, N. Y.-M y
Sun.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-02-28

A YOUNG man living in Louisburg, N.
c., made a wager the other day that he
could drink quart of whisky within
forty minutes. The money was put up,
and he drank the liquor from the quart
measure, getting through in thirty-one
minutes. He died two hours afterwsrd.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-02-28

The sale of cigarettes to children
in Missouri is forbidden by law.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-14
A fine nss.r.m nr .. fresh fish at ;h ntYy fruit slur Fit. street, t43i

A dus nss.'rn n' n' C. fresh hsh At 'h. ntw fruit s'"r E!trL street, 'a3l fresh eggs rs,&ys O Land st thc Cssl cor orWAicrT- ts W,SIcx
 .rnst roceir,d s' ,,c Crv.tsl Palace sa'""u , ra'-ovi c! Le;n,' St. 1, i4 J:er, l"c.c''t b d-aaS!i!
 Il >~., a,,r < W-rr stg r"cc1r-i '. - ro,i "i i.Ach,r ier io-'i-y, gni si ,"w r. v.rr.: 70 2. :yr tic r.ol''e oi 'ni, Ity w:.h 'hr a.n,- ~' ;hs o" st ra:"s. r L~mi.f $ L uis ter- ca dr4psh' 'ur ,-'c, who -saie and ry,s,!, B, me Cyst p.lrcr S.,aon. tf Jn-tr.ca're1 at A.'unn r ' .l,se'- cigar ,;,rc, . nc,s tn' tf0,o celebrated Eotrellt r;-scs, , ie ? ems fl Cx,r., toa,-c ,i7 q. k~rr,a srd in al v-ritri xii i@o.ros r's !; t, fir sale ai Ashnn, {, Y Ike '-.i ar-.1.. .- -'-'>'I'. .'lr is,. | nl-it5, l -,orr.g'. 'h'ns,o l,.e .,'.'s ...u b.u ;l-. m,r. se.r,,. tnnn., ,u' s..arco [, ll,,' w.sn .s c'A ! e.,i,y .ssHud. i" .nr .. ~s ,f r,u.n ,ee recent. P ..a,,I s u tyr a. cvaags-.A. .l- -:.y '' ,ryn c.a .r ~..e lrt- .rr ,:.n ." ,.ys te @.l a- ua,,.s u.. ' a- .'
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Where s h.y g;e. {?

Ky West IS one of He tu.:c,f mama, turing poi:s on th" Ala,G;c cra-r. C. oi c9urs constitute tn.. prIn,i.i ,ri,r.. o expert. The Fly Wc,t is siiua,c6 ,n, tiorida coast. only. siy raI C. from Ii F'ha- lie famous key Wei cigr. 'Hs'e rom tooacco fl tli" finest H,y ? LIoe"r"eie, sni n de by Cuban uoran. ne tobacco only has tG' D y sp.iup.g
 "' s1-oo per pound and 9 Der C..
 '"'o'ah On cigars. The c!ura.e ',
 ."'he as in Cuoa, consequ. nuiy the aroar. me sane as in tLe in Tof1ed cigars. s,nk., '"ouid tsAe iasse facts into cons d.,a ic '" esa on Ashmun & Walker, w.oh., Sh'' received fresh stock Of the bes bra. {, "i Key West Cigars. .nc.ud.rg the .E,.f. -as." "Celccia ierC .qt.
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Ass:-nce's Notice Of- Sp,O:,.t-
 men.

lr n" tunutt tu,.r ,f Ct lisc tttLt A iZ .ha IrIril'r,.
 in Ii e mai'rr cf L " Korrsr and B T. r, Iers.ir. IH-, Ivcrj d' ht-r-.
 1n "b ID H rrs, e"nrrIi: The VI d.r entd l. ', h, gives Q lee .f i~ a i;,uini .rn d, As -Ber of Ih esIB z d le k''' U. [ .nu E. II frIrs T. iusu ve hi r. I II. roun.y rf C .rH.-e in lbr r. r.,"r, "f Ari zona, q r ho uer' vii, 70 tIe Ii ,le f An Us. ss5 ' ( cd i' ss,:vrii drh'" pm th ir be iti r !. bv "a. I"t.niS j"uTi C'eli is C .UiIs. Trnuory cf A iz"1a. d.t rt f,.~ ri e! F,m''st're. n SH c rOu~1, si ( T,sritory, thc 2l-l da, tn -ettemb. r. Ise5.
 c. S. BGA0St.AW, .A<s iSpes.
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OFF SHGg-

Good linen shirts SEQ sI u..,..- a pants for s4 ,i J. eyer Rr 0rerai!s 75 cc:.;s per ia, at -- Flannel underwear fci u-.ai l-,.i Tea Avttie whisky al |; Rel, H.. Shoes for :, oIr own price. at :. E. .,- B;o.
 EoI g"uuinc fes Kettle wa:s-y -o:. EzI.erl,s' / De iratncr -trauh eir.r swey ,i eve purchase .; ; IrSrrs .s Sl.,. Nl-goois below rest st J. Meyers .v f.. Allen Bad Fifth streeis.
 AEloid's Mo,.d Y~d. Corner E.ghl .r
 Satioia slr,et-. D'y Cord aad s: ". woI,' at l"v-,.r ra!. Leave "Tdrrs wIIh Atnud~ eyIi,ss w...
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eUl,inUnS.

" THE COjN.Y tUUEl. IN AND FOR
 IHs COIN ' OF .,OCHisE. IN IRE
 iEREI c!,Y OF ARIZONA.
 J..au M"nt t..uIyr1. l',4iEt.iF, y$, ; q : E, ir-t"r, ( |. R. C..ri.da, es.a JaHe. Brusir. Ds ! d.iJs
 .tcIi,n niOuS!: in thr C"uHty Court uI c. i!.-,, T,rrIl,1y f Al z..ls al.G Ihr roin-
 ,i.It l! q in |. c .!d urtl ni "chIsr ln lt- office of iile ci.-: "f tut a 1 Csunl ! CuUIt.
 IT,, r. ri'"ry 0: AIisana s":i !S greeting 70: -'3r' .. P I::-;"a, (. E. Cal, a"sT aud "aI.e- Hiu-;r. '.sf.nC..I. 2.
 Va ..iv E,geo. griu e;t t0 ap!'rr F. av "ci ra j. IT- pt #>"Ir , N.s D, tLe arVYc ;.g:H pl,iDfit', the C, U";y Cru-, Q! Go hI~e I'.,.n Te 'I ..!s e.! A Z'Da, ali:t tu utsNtI Jlu. 's ynt.ltihI f q ILstc'j,, w;,i.ilr Iw T d~y" {. x, it.~ y' u. ;i 2 t;ay si -tgy.rt .I .ri IAc -.flite'n N,u'i iHl~ ~i.ua rn>. U rrNrd -irriH ti.i> crit tl uG li -e.Vd OUt rI tui- t,uuiy. n',t 10 g d. trrt, viILl!. '; rly das-; ., n~rA..r HiFI.. f.. l. ,ia,s. of l. d.Hci.l i, ,t-Inr,l, ~lii b. ,.i, 9 axal!i-' 'Vu a,s'rd.D- t' jte i--!tf "i said "oin- mi
 'I 20. O, h'eu. Ia ip r,r.vrr of ', |. I,. -..ji ,I T ,cn Lt.. d e! auu i,I 7 M. ,it.i,- :. l,i % q.,, ai> Hl l!t cun. l,.aiI.i q e.. l.. rlitl r'i iH' ] 'tpl oi WHi:i ,~ Ia, !r,icd ALd Nnu IT, hCrc". D ii ii . a. ]. ls'i iaIi a" fi'lr:.t anG ai'-we5 Ice. -, q .li la.ni as ..b rTr r,t',i C. ir- --'ia f. .rid w::i 'ak iuf-r" .a!m-r you r. ( f:I. ii. i!.r .'3ai %: SLIP l'' itiyi,... -i lut1. asIG gv. rnd -.s q sat.
 t1 v.-r l.s u~i r:!y sia: q and -,.ti cf r!,e 70 ttz ns, .;,!, : U! uay o' OcIubcr. ! D.
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n2 u:lac 4is.

IT., F.p ..,n Ca"l. !, ..,sr . :he z c'r' rIa~. in th,. ci,y 'r .a.,s a m.aI. Sr srHokt e; or r:a.; i..'a tnr s' e. | iiErn trey e,sra;, rom l!e o'an: ra,u. ' [ 4'.,t.s h,eI uscf. E" ia@ bu. .r r.",esr cr'- |. g,u-, osse-.c., rI rtte r'.t..n IT'D" r.aE..g. stree '" 'I Q
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... z .r1, ,f,. :i..t t-ic Rev. lI-. .:IsS-y Ls5 . , gay about it.

i-; PraLfc: I haze .sen t .rfaI sr:-5Tcr ....5l years, ..o.t oI .ao ::Tno wi,a v.=: h.ls C-.~I Ic.o.ra or s'a.t t,a'1-c. Pso-.-. nd -, 22d ;.s i-.g, and rave a: aJs byr-n te' a -~s Ep ere :;T .oo, and hay been G-S-
 I.: b..t Ssr1s cte . E.-t. Lave .'-. -' -.-J a-.c''. !.-S .i!;,, tte-o V.j ro. -y,tfr a ;-.3 c.oS f I-.> | -.i tI the -' :- i'-t t!ilt U-s -,. c--- 't = c.. q E-1 a5 2. -s EoaI C .-...' nee .f -..-l T...o sP-;S, .'a, ..aJ, $ siv''. ' .:- . bt were uOt Cl= ., ..i.9rii p,>.,; i.I .-l. or so,l q ,r the.t -Dge1-sEc", tdI WG':.l t--T:l a,t rl:1 . t.sGI :a.-e vg--s a c"i.i .tts dry, red fc% Q, vh.ca -.j become Pc ist.a-nel 2 t,o.sss a-i lH5l, fsry ssa angry. and t.o burning so aa.ioa wouli Dc was at i!rnrs go lame t5at could sch-cc,y rct out, l could not 6rcs5 ray If i:ii ut oss:Ss- t. l E@so tripi Fsaay EesDc,..ss. aoi haso '.5 eco i1 n single : .t.a-e 10 1n, U have "v2r htai- i c..!y HP5rs ; r .t- .iihoG-;A l.. ped i- ii c, sooa T. lLpa5i a;a;a Do .-s basiIy q: u. | a e. 2, A. h'--.1- thr inter of 1881 aad iG5. saGcr,e :. y1cta as t5 advised by l-G-r ---.i -..s. l.. C. ..5.i rtry. 10 arc well ka"vn iI ;.cs. rey.'rs, . " your -gTIcUFA E..E"!E:; a-ti |, solaei p-y Elio igr. fna tEci. f'rcr.it.c . .-i11 tf th--n, Q t!.eir virtue. ib u. t.ls co:!d N. [ Gf ,jG'y st conlinvGc. tIk. q t..c r-nells'. q w:,ilii weeks b, ,s4i D SC Pc:-:-I1eH. :. pr'Tcr-ent1 LII rIgy (pc. II la,l nb1i.: T .od : new, and ''-' N N ..i.s. D--.--J. .NIrI certify c,at t' ahovo s'atcI.c-.. Of Is, ~.fs is rTcc:, aIi ; .l v;,h | "a 'yplessiag ny g.a,i- is for tho erc:-t b-aeGt sh" !Ia5 r''c.is~d;
 r. SH-TE certify .iI:t the above s;.ig.l r: is .Tcc.. Mr. .,,t isa proyl..c nt a ia t..l. S1snmg ty, whero I..r,. lIc is ( we ,-ErDt-a d,..lr. n s:oc. and 'a,csnea,, wl;l aat tf h. vs-ic q flEy entitled . .. -ct.i.
 'oar a: Staa teljl. Province f c,.S',ec,. tAla p scy epih da of Oc;oocT- J>-..
 l.. c. Mc..I-, TRY,
 -.1Ei.i ~Sf t.e Gospr' rE-I h-sc sccI c-s. c-=...I recently an. 70 her to ts thoroughly a..d >--.y cnrec.
 L. c. EC-I...TRY,
 .z6reac q. .ConC, ?. C., 70. 't.aafSo G r 'oas5S. Sspt- g, lss4.
 "--'; is-soLvEST, .ho new blood purifier
 rSs f-frd Cu---y--t So.p, the great skin r-s -s-,-s.scr-, arc u cvervvhc-c. Price,
 So.P, o5c EE-oLveSTy Ito Ess.S. .-Kas :nd Saercicai G., Boeton.
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StTl Another.

AaaaeT a Shaughaessy, the ropuiar r. nrieto!s of the Bi!:ara parlcrs, cn Ailri having made arrangements wi.h tLs ,,o: sors 0: the Cc.cLra;cu ~eh:i.z MIir :.r: .ec-. have had fire ic5 .uc-t re their saloon and are now preI.G+. ttelr numerous customers vii. of this celebrated beer on ( ,, F.. 1op and Try it; ,i
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i c ,nl tt sccIf.

.!y ~s- '.~ N Ca .d-ir. n |, r. A -r.r.e,, r:H ~~'..i E.. .n.r, Fl u"H !re. n'cd 'u u' r"-". t.- 'n, N,"E ar pi i,a'h, a. Fr.sa.i r.'cz C r- a:r ac,L.
 LowGIE EG.I-,
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Gcc.GUCt1l.

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 -fo5t. n PAsC:OIT,
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 A-. ..- .I""">. .tn "a F!
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Not ce.

Dr aud after 0c1uie~ lI;h. mix w.i' cai. y.,e oDcc a G..y or.s.
 MRs H. L. HeRRIcz < Co.
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,.f: T. q ay SsOfe..

E :, .ack .., Bu.->tu .e " rk un :r-Sa, | } 'v. s. IG a.rd, :II-:.. ; S...,s l}'i, ,e ..r i. B. ve Ia i,ii, ~, w',A Ft.t Il q .l,.. v. itI vaY. under Il shrt' ,''-i s. .rv.-2 5 ..e at Fashion sta1,e ''-.4 r
 ! t.r,.l.. .G@arts ]. sr-'
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< u, I ,.u', 'umb /. a (. n. r,pv |. >al lr n ms ..re ne a.a ', -i wi 9dtn saJJ d e.. t f.
 Ar.,. C. .,ria Ca s Aev u ." .'i .,c,. sire :, U at shi~ "t''s
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Sandy Eoa's Stage Line,

tscs conacc. T:,t Et...rI,rl Yc-. 9:n euuuc t.s,u. leaves sl S:i5 -. IT. ~-egr Tor 5is De. ,rlve5 ".erJ a.. t:-"c Suacayl a; : |. h.. C.ty ..!le
 S;4k. 10 conr-c. Ri. Gus. mas ir-! saT.ss Ei , ?. D.
 e:aSs for Cnafllston lesre- at |. 'l O.tes: 4lj Al 4. sttee-, lI1~. O.'l EU:eI.
 Fostoffics Directory. fcs.o2c.. open from a. 2. L. , D. 4. sbd cus hour ail-r IIsirlJ l.o, c t.- : E2aii. Re.:sIry bI>iIess IT .n .iI ? W. Mvnsy or5sr UusIness i."!A ; @p. n. Ortc SIa-Es ft;n U su1 one hClr s...r o:st'iJU ur V .. 7oaii. All out going iu.,.s tex t? ,. Eeel olcs1 z. m Mai. fuI E t-' c,..-D al 10 p. u. r3s.l notes Issa'd !.r aIS -,.'., !.ciu 1:s s1, tu g. %. t"e f"I ,.scG r.n t. i esu;s. JOHN P. CEC...
 PosLIn'sr T.
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E'4: Sale.
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The Pioneer Ei!ls fo IT. ...,r...... hest in ;hc market F., s.. Store 0! WoLcsTT $ N Ess!c
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-'sU I I.l .t!-iaA T. s.Hs U 'f S"ff.
 Or will take Stock OH Shares. One of tho tin@st ranges in Cochise Co, four miles from Ft. Huachuca on '.hc prairie, Flelty of Water, g -oi new Improvements. Large corrals, cc!ier and houses, garden spot fen ced Call or address, G. W. Me Lane, Jr., at the ranch.
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Commencing ou Saturday next san. Bob WI. TuI four horse ro&:!3 ;o E.i; i.. chucs. !ssTiHg every Saturday ip,.uin- T. so'elock and Ee:urring every Monusy mo. z +. Farc for t:i- .cu.l llip, s4
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FL. r. FISHER, Rooms % and Y chaats' Exchaase Rui.din-. i, 6, nut .. z agent In S,n Francisco, ard any cnui made by him will De Tecoxr:zed lB.D l TOMBSTONE ,s kept "T flr at ui. aarucy
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Alter nrcaaiat', to n,ake y"creet ie' ''-pry, .n to Ashmun < Walkers and pnrcrns, ch ica irlnnr,-i cIg"r.
 ihe Crys al Palscc Salon viii he F. ady to ,arf,. ta.. yus nme with the hiest 0 ..e ~ tyg .old beer un dsau-hl.
 t.ty Warrants.
 :t rs@il.. warrants u' ;he genera furd i ire ely cf I'm o,e, A T, are now r be af Ike ,nchi-r County 2 .nk; i3. s2. l34 i93. 2B. g., 25l, ?43 243 s3i 3,,3 253. 20 25o, ai7, .23 25S, 27i 275. 2ol.
 :50 O. j. L, MrLaHsN,
 B C.;y Treasurer.
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 cOARn Or stI.I.t4.C.-. JOHN V JS uOAh.s.z ..-...... O"- IF. WHITE. ,.. ] ?. McALA.3 Ln........ ...,.-.- <. c. nALLALL ........... ...~.e !
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Spccialty

g agin; Lessohs q Spccialtv
 vupi!. frcr. distance h0srr'ed crd IUd grd Pianos dhis Or AT fuT Fra icc. Music fur t;i-Le&. For c!TcU.ai-, sd,ir,-s-
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Little Falls transcript., 1885-01-30
"A Wrecked Church.;

The Madison Avenue Congregational
Church, New York, of Which General
Grants old pastor, Rev. DR.. John NJ.
Newman, is pastor. !* is financially
wrecked. towes interest on a o,00O
mortgage for six months, together with
. portion of interest for the proceeding
six months. DR.. Newman's salary is
$500 month, and he has received only
$500 since last May. The running sex--
penses ofthe church are $40, COO d Year,
and where. this money iss to come from
the church officers do not know. At
present the society owes $4,000, extclu-
sive of the mortgage, which is held by
The Mutual Life Insurance Company,
and notice HIS Been given that tlnless
the interest is paid promptly .foreclos-
Dire proceedings will be instituted.
There is q report that DR.. Newman,
who is in California, will not return to
New York. Il .x4,A. t\s%Yt.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-01-30
" Runaway Matches.

~
4 .tApropos Of runaway matches, the
New York journal of Commences re. re.
marks: Parents who have acquired
large wealth and highsTsocial position
are oftenest sdisapp o3iinted in the disposi.
stion of their daughters, sbscause of the
idealtheys INSIST upon and by which
they measure all application for the al
6lisnce.s u The daughterwwho recently
married the coachman, it is said, was
denied BY her father the attention Of
worthier men because they were. not
possessed of the fortune and social
rank he had fixed as the standard. We
knowaan only daughter, now over two
.score ,ssarsb of sge. and su,inaf fffed. be-
cause her father osessed Of considerable
means. has driven Away ar sssiiiters, lest
they come wooing for his wealth. The
difficulty increased as the years went on,
for the girl became less attractive, and
an ardent lover might well have his mo-
tive suspected. !"
Little Falls transcript., 1885-01-30
~ PAsslNG EVENTS. Il 8

|p5 A New~Mexican recently came upon
the body of a Pueblo Indian strapped
to tree, in Valencia county. An ex.
| animation showed that the Indian had
been fastened to the tree alive and left
there to starve.
(v''s Robbery has become so common in
Cheyenne, Wyoming, after night-fall
that it lss dangerous to traverse the
streets. A number of vicious elements
have been notified by the authorities
to leave the place. !~
|, The president of a Hartford fire in
surance company, being impressed by
the evils OF over insurance, ask for
legislation to forbid the payment, in
any case, of more than <three-fourths
the amount OF the loss, s. j ~fsv"Y -.
BY order of the city authorities, every
saloon in Abilene, Kas., was closed a
few Sundays ago. The saIoon-keepers
promptly ;gayeexpression to the gen
eral feeling Of kwoe BY hanging heavy
folds OF crape'on their closed DOORS
90, a shark measuring fifteen feet F.. four
and three-quarter inches. was captured
by nfha Alan fisherman lin San Fran
cisco pay. Upon being cut open it was
/ discovered that its stomach Contained
2 boot, an old hat, ,snd a number of
bones. ~ 2Zg'S ~ ~ s So Z
A hog was recently killed at Bloom
aing GHoye, Sulivancounty New York
and whauIdressesl Il thick WiEB fonr-i
teen inches s.,l long awas sfos.na i in the.
lights and prsssed against the sheairi:t::
Though twisted and coiledsin different
shapes forced into the yitals, the.
hog was apparently IS heirty as ever:
z AccordiDigso tic Uaisitad ist States sur
ageon generals annual report, the
death rate for colpred .troops has, j fors
the first tine Enoe tIsais II 81 Ea ~
fallen below that for white troops.
Their mortality Il h9 from 2 resgirateryg af-
fections usually ppfni Pneumonia e IS more
than four times as great as that Of
white troops.stsa ~ ~ ss's sasss3E ksH ss y
y 81 The Iaoltapa. Pharmacist says that ia
.wofllars. who has hef letters directed
losthe New York post office, claims. to
cure cancer BY means Of q direct rev
.elation from her 4 dear Lord.s'' Tier
circular winds up with raise God,
from whom all blessings flow; four
ounce bottles, So; eight-ounce, 49,"
rhe editor says 1T will be seen that
the financial part Of the business IS the
bio end Of the log.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-01-30
Herr Most's Prescriptions.
From the Philadelphia Press ~. =.

From the Philadelphia Press ~ ,sss
About 100 men wearing red ribbon
streamers from button hole in their
soats. assent bled ali Dramatic hall, I 5th
and Gaskill streets, Oh Il" Sunday after
noon. and listened to bloodthirsty
speech fronlJ cham Most, the anarchist.
He eulogized Reinsdorf, now condem.
ned to death for the attempt oblow up
the Emperor Wilhelm and his royal
gssoanapanions, gsa and l,araoterized his work
as grand example Of heroism. Inthis
connection he prescribes tssA rome for
traitors, the knife for the police, poison
for the ministers, cold lead for the rich
and bombsfor Rprinces.p Herr Most
recommended That riots be started from
time to time in different places, as he
considered them ssvery beneficial, and
said that I'd Ypanfites was 8 sverY good
weapon With which to meet the militia.
Hesfnrther gase7a recipeafor an Indian
poison by which the militia could be de-
stroyed ct long .or short range. Petro-s
1eum was considered good thing to Be
used in firing the houses of landlords.
The man of blood concluded with the
prediction that itswouldss be but apf short
time before the red flag would wave
from the tower Of Independence Hall.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-01-30

All tho London morning papers contain col
umns of descriptions and comment riding
Gen Stewards battle. Thepapers ansnimosis-
ly extrol in glowing terms the aheroism OF the
troops, and unite in eulogizing Col sBnrnaby,
who III described as dying, like true English
ssbulldog," with his hand clinched n death
about the throat ofthe Arab whose Apear was
thurst through tho coaoneIa neck: The pa
pers whils praadng the gallantrJ 81 the
English at Abu- Klea, consider Gen. SteW7
further heavy fighting, andsthey fesr the loss
of Omdurman will enable the Mahdi to prevent
the passage OF Gordon's steamers nut they
,all admit the bravery of the English angurs
well for the ultimate success Of the expedition
1t is thought that John g 'Ieary Win cast his
lot with the Parnalities and that SFsnianisnai is
dead
Little Falls transcript., 1885-01-30
Paris Cable to New York Herald: An extr

Paris Cable to New York Herald: An extra
ordinary scandal occurred recently in the well
known church ofSt Roch, in:the very heart Of
Paris. While tile vicar genA1al offs aRoch
was celebrating divine service thelcopgfegation
was aatonished By the suddenspparitlo III the
nave Of the chnrchof woman nth disheveled
hair and garments, shouting THslp, hsIp! He
will murder mt! !! Hs will murder me!R Tho
woman was pursued by man with a heavy
black beard, brandshing . stout cane The
beadles and doorkeepers OF the church came
to the rescue The would-be assassin man
aged to escape, but the woman, psnic-stricken
With fright and rag climbed edsoverihe bsiusz
trade Of the nave, tearing from it heavy bar
OF iron, which she waved over her head,
threatening death to all who should approach.
The congregation in CONSERVATION at this
unexpected drama, left the church. The po-
lice arrived, and after a short but very noisy
struggle captured the woman, whom they were
obliged to bind tightly with cords, before they
could remove her Her exasperated lover had
attempted to assassinate her. She had man
aged to escape from anSaapart,nent situated
near the St Roch and seughr refugee e. in tho
church. GFf|ss''SS ~
Little Falls transcript., 1885-01-30
A Valuable Discovery.

A graduate of Yale College, Dr. Samuel K.
Cox: D.: D., Practical and analytical Chemist,
Washington D. g., makes the following off,
clal statement Ito the thousands whose sys-
TENS instinctively shrink from the use Of Nor
phia and OPIUM, and peeialy to mothers, who who
justly dread the Evil, and 1T tin1es, fatal effects
Of these dangerous drugs, the Red Star Cough
Cure must prove boon. Its not only entire
ly free from all opiates, poisons. and emetlcs
"a thing which lot one cough prepa aration iY1ten
can boast), but it is altogether an original and
most happy combination of the best remedial
agents. ana Is as harmless as it is effective. l
base this assertion on careful analyses and nu-
merous practical stests- the latter in every case
resulting inn speedy senre.ns Rss..g vt,,.sy
The Charles A. Yogeler Company Baltimore
Maryland, are the Sole Owners and Manufact-
urers of this valuable remedy. The Head Of
Baltimore Health Department, DR.: James A.
,Steuart, one of the most eminent physicians in
America, says: ut supplants the objectiona-
bic and harmful features Of other cough mix
tuEes" e.