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St. Landry democrat., 1885-05-09


his face-a sort of a where-did-I-get-
this expression mingled with twenty
per cent. of mortal agony. He landed
about thirty feet outside the fence in a
heap, lying there few moments, and
then got up, shedding rags, broken
glass, links of sausage and eggs all
around him. He looked as if he had
moulted when he stood up. After cast
ing sad, reproachful glance at the
house he hurried himself henceward.
Mrs. Kastler and I went out to the
Woodshed to sec what had caused his
uneasiness. Everything appeared the
same except the window, which looked
as though tornado had been toying
with it. The course of destruction APP
peared to have been upward, as bot
tie of ink on the window sill was still in
position, and the lower portion OF the
frame also. We could not find any rea-
son for the disciple of Henry George
having gone cut that way, and Mrs.
Kastler sat down and began to talk
about the way to pronounce dynamite.
She said it was ''dinnermite, and ]
said the ''y" was pronounced long, as
in ''dye." That made her mad because
she dyes her hair, you know, and she
got mad and stamped her feet, and
then the chair gave a ''click" and COM
menced to go up. 1t didn't 60 up
slowly, either, but as / saw it begin to
go grabbed her and we both went up
together as if we had been shot out Of
a mortar. Heavens! It was awful! As
we shot out of the window Mrs. Kast-
ler's head hit the bottle of ink and it
accompanied us in our fight, playing
stream on us as we meandered through
the air clean over the house.
She lit in crotch of the cherry tree
and / fell into the pond on the other
side of the road. I crawled out, got
St. Landry democrat., 1885-05-09

netic way she thought had inveigled
her into the chair and had sprung it on
her! Then to my horror | saw Henry
come into the yard. He had not gone
to Trenton, and was only testing my
curiosity. was ready to sink into the
ground for shame. fled into the house.
Mrs. Kastler went over home and sent
her husband to perforate Henry with q
hay-fork. But he knew that editors
were bad men to fool around, and he
commenced easy with Henry, and /
could see that there wasn't much differ
ence between them as they narrowed
the ground, ready for spring planting.
After awhile Henry went in and got the
chair and brought il out in the middle
of the grass-plot to explain its mechan-
ism to Kastler, but the latter was too
angry to listen to reason and he went
for Henry with precipitation and the
hay-fork, but Henry grabbed him and
they fell over the chair. Then I saw
how the thing worked. 1t had big
spiral spring under it which worked
after few moments pressure. The
victim had only to seat himself and
commence to pour in the editors ear
his little tale, while the LATTER smiled
his most leathery smile. Then sudden
" the poet was waited in the realms
of space and the chair resumed its nat
ural pose. Inever saw anything like it.
The chair sprung itself loose with Henry
and Kastler and fell over on its side and
jabbed them against the fence, leaped
up in the air and bucked against the
house. First they were on top and then
the chair.
Constable Kearsing coming past tried
to stop the riot as he thought it and
St. Landry democrat., 1885-05-09

tempt to enter until he returned. i
promised, but / crooked my finger,
which you know is a mental reserva-
ton" and went into the kitchen and
whooped for Joy.
The next morning I picked the
lock-with the axe-and went in the
Woodshed, Henry had hung an old
blanket over the window and all was
dark. / removed it, letting flood of
light fall on a lot of curious springs and
tools scattered about and large easy
chair standing under the window. par
partially covered with my almost fin
ished crary-quilt which had been miss
ing so long, and which I had accused
our washerWo1nan of stealing Oh, the
Wretchi
While was wishing had man to
swear a little for me noticed Patent
St. Landry democrat., 1885-05-09
Recently some wood-cutters Il

Recently some Wood-cutters in
Wurtemberg came upon the remains of
what seems to have been an extensive
set of farm buildings of the Roman
period, the upper story of which was
built in compartments. A subterra-
mean heating chamber was also found;
at least this may be inferred from the
rows of short pillars, on which flags
rested, ornamented with tiles, both
flags and tiles being perforated with
holes to allow the escape of heat to the
chamber.
St. Landry democrat., 1885-05-09

ladder and
helped Mrs.
Kastler out
of the tree.
S he W a $
speech SIS
with rage
and fright,
but / could
+ eel (by
that mystic
bond which
unites two
souls in
St. Landry democrat., 1885-05-09

office blank
on the table,
w h t b e
words: T" Edi-
tors Bouncer
a ndSpring
Poet Prevent
er, . in Hem
ha nd
Writing.I
picked it up,
seated myself
in the chair
St. Landry democrat., 1885-05-09

know what it
was, but I sup
pose some old
wash-bill of his,
contracted when
he was living
there, and which
he'd forgotten to
settle. He locked
the wood : shed
door, and told
me. asBluebeard
did, not to at
St. Landry democrat., 1885-05-09

Arrangements have been finally
completed for the permanent establish.
ment of Gospel Temperance
Church in Pittsburgh, with Francis
Murphy as the pastor.-P Pittsburgh Post
St. Landry democrat., 1885-05-09

of the win
dow, taking
the sash with
him, and ire
pan nj n g q
portion of the
roof, which
kept back as a
mengent0 mort
large sections
of his gar
ments. II e
had an awful
funny look on
St. Landry democrat., 1885-05-09

Holsters and my blood chilled by a
blizzard of remorse. I clasped my hands
in agony. Suddenly there was a
whir-r-r-ra bang, a terrible crash, and
the tramp came out.
He didn't come out by the door, he
had too little time. He left by the way
St. Landry democrat., 1885-05-09

"A poetess sings: 81 have found
what silence is. /" Now that she has
found it, let her 60 and sell all that she
has and purchase it, and then keep it.
St. Landry democrat., 1885-05-09

got mixed
up in the
spring itself
and lost
most of
his clothes
before he
had sense
enough to
get out, it.
St. Landry democrat., 1885-05-09

some mag
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-16

An old physician, retired from practice.
having had placed In his hands ~ an E.st
Indian missionary the formula OF q simpl.
vegetable remedy Tor the speedy and Der.
manent cure OF Consumption, Bronchitis.
Crtarrh, Asthma and all Throat ami Lung
Anecuons, also . positive and radical cur.
TOT Nervous Debility, and oil Nervous
complaints, arer having tested It's Won.
oerfoi curative powers In thousands OF
cases, has felt II bis duty 10 make II Known
70 MS suffering fellows. Actuated by thl.
motive and desire TO relieve human suffer.
ing. 1 VIII send, free OF charge. 10 ell who
oeslre. u, this recipe, In German, French
OF Esgiish, with full directions FOE prppar.
ing and using Bent by mail. by sddrsss-
,ss Win stamp. naming this psp-r. W. A.
rnorEs' ifs frsrs's Bloch, Rochester,
Ns 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-16
AYERS
HairVigOr

,,.,o,.. v,,h The sic<s AMI FRESHNESS a.
,ou,h. f.dsd o. gray hair 10 . natural neh
brown color, o. deep black. a. may b ae'nra'
~ ia uss light Or red hair maI b aafssnsa'
min hair thlsssnsi. Ant tsiine.s oiien'
thoash not Always. cured
n checks falling q tho hair. AL ''ina-
lAiss seak and sickly growth 10 1isof' "
rre.eut. and cures scuff AL dandrun. All
hs.l ueafiy every disease PECULIAR 20 NE
scalp. Asa Ladies Hair Dressins' We
yIooa h unsquAilsd. 70 contains nsiihsf OF
nor dys. rsudsrs the hair oft, siossT, AM
,sen In appeArancs. and lmpAfs delicate,
asrssabls, All lasting perfume.
u.c.P.B nicurH wtlts. from kirtY, o.,
y.fs a tssl "IAst fail my hair cluutnencei
faiins oat, AMI IN . short tine t.can.s
nsafiT hall I usct part ~ .etue ~
Axun'a HAS NIooa. which sioppei NE tAii
log q the hair, aui siartei 80 sfe-.n.
have nov . fali heaf q BAR gfesinf Nsr
onsiv. AT an convinced that bot To- ne
uss u yoaf prsparaiion ! shoaid have Ten
slilfely bAii"
Nv nourr. rropristor - ths " t,f,ss
fOtil Fa1sisfr. says I" ANrhs Aih iooh
L. = not excellent preTafaiion - ne hs.L
speak a u from my oFu etrfnenfe'
ne promotes ne EfuNth ~ - 80 -
mak.s 10 slnssy ani soft he Nitna = 49,
a surs cute for dandruf. Net Sithia
kuosleiss has the preparation ever tAie'
D. ave suufs satlsfactiou.'
Nn. Axsrs FafunAfnv. irairr q M
esistfatei " FaiIhsifu Family 20 ec.i,sa
Na.aisfa. writes iron N1ff1a, hltfH, -. =,
fs-a "FTef sine ny hair tffan - &c ~
tsrs srIiaucs a The change giirh h..Nts
lie pfocurafh. I have usri AAtts hAiA
AI.ni. ani - have ben ale q ma..ls.
a. arpesrsnra q Yoltlftlnrtf .lelifi ~
60 lsratIs fnusaluruca O. Ministers, "a
taIs. ari0rs. at in fact sfelI Qne 40 "fes
ia lie syes q ne pabic.'
Ma. q. A. FHGscorr. urifins frou a ~
So gAsyissfsu-s, Mas. tgri n. is-i, ssfs
"rso rsArs az aholt tsothii,i. - ni AZ 80.
e.ms q 10 bInnet 10y fsFillf, And sAs
f.st srosiur hait On usins Ahths HAS
Nfs1a ths fsiuns si0ypri AL nsF sf.st.
eommsufei. al In shaat a m.nis 80.
uas completely covered 9TH short lar
- eantlnuei y gros. ani . DO a sol a.
tsfars fell regularly utti hut one i.ltile
q N Nisua. tat ngs aso y oscAa.o1Ai'I .
ifsssing"
We have Hundreds - similar issiimouiAs
d ne s-easy q AgrAs HAS NiooA ~
uss,is tat trial 10 coavizes ~ a.osi sAsPsi-
cal q isvAias.
rErFaRrD nv
Or. C.Ayer6 Co., Lowell, Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-16
TRULY REPESrANr.
nv MALCOLM poroLas


Old nehemiah Nlmkins wAs a. thriny a. could
lie Kept a ha., Of chicken. that. with worthy
energy,
IAii ono 900 eEE apiece each day. un,n their
o~ner grgs
7, b. rrraried BY his friends a. very veil 10
d..
hut a. 6s journeYed 10 the io~a cell some
fEEs one DAY.
Ne went - sio~ thlt fcmorse o'cito1k hin on
The way
my sense Of honor IL arousci.- no 60 81. and
nov I suurn
Tho very thought 81 taxing What my poor.
dumh cfssatufss saruf
IT, downright rnbbrry, think, % sell the
Eggs they've laid
AMI ~il cheer My refund the money they
have made.
ncyond small commission. me corn usei. sni
the rent
90 The -rsichsi place "a whlch they live. IN
give them every cent
"rTi have a sAnifal carpenter. AZ qaickiy as be
ca.
Construct house Of srchheciar, Co,hio or
Queen AnnH
Ili ~ nish u wiih brio abrac AMI paintings
uii and rarr.
iT piso- b.iore them daily a generous b y of
fare.
AMI y ihsre'. any money len. IN HAYES Lac
Ny Ill - can t,aad Home Cor Lii,ie
Orphaa Chics tH-
~ NlrAal1s fIr Mfrfh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-16
BE A WOMAN

on I've hear,i the gentle mother.
A. tns tsiliEht huurs regan,
ilraiiinE 9Th q an on daty,
lrslng him a. b. . man.
Hat unto her blue eyed daughter,
thousn sith loves -ori. quite a. rca.il
Points IN ouf thc Other duty
"-triye. my dear. % Do . laiY
what's lsi TIT someihinE
Nsie q hoops ani siik. Ani airs.
Iss-i o. decorate ~ psfiof
Lac The fancy rinEss 4 chairs
u ID one that wastes on novels
svery fs.ilnx that Il humsnf
n ~ this "a b. laiy,
Tia not this to b. woman.
Mother. then. unto foaf daughter
sf-ak ~ something hlgn-r FAT
Illan o. - mafs fa.nlsn'. LADY
Woman L. ths brightest star
ifyoa. iu yuuf sini afrciiun.
turu yuuf 40 % D. true man.
Uuf. Vuuf iauEht.'r M les strongly
40 arise aud b. somAn.
-. uomanf nriEhissi noiel
uf that high and psffrct neautY.
Where thr mini and sIui sni heiy
nIrut ~ surs uuf lilies graf duty.
o. sumsn. ~ ghi t. higher
ca tn slIisai Crust Of tiiuc,
Ca thr e tslu uruf Niuue
Iherv's no brighter, b disf name.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-16

Rocn. srsE. Jua. 4. "a -rsn
YEA ago 4 sas attach "a ~ith m most
Intense and deaihiy pains IN my bach sod
-kidasys
'Es.sOdlas 70 The end Of my toss aud
% nv braini
With made me dslirioasi
"from agouy''l
Ii took three men 10 hold me on my
,ed Al tines
s.Ths Doctors tried IN vain to relieve
ne. hut IN 20 parpose.
ho1Aias aHd ofAsr opiatss'
"usd 90 sfrct,
"Ansr two mou,hs was given Up TO
dis,,i
"wheu my wife
Lesrd a aelghbOr tel What Hoo Bittsrs bad
tone f0r her. she Al once g0t and gave ne
some TIE first dOee eased my brain and
.eemsd % 20 hautlug through nv system
fnr ne psin.
rts soconi dose oassd me % nuoh that
slept TOO hOurs, somefhing bal net done foI
80 ~ ssa a scss = S S. az !. sss MAJ
rnlil. o. over thrvr weeks. bat sofkcd 90
nari for ms strvnEtn. and taking hard ccli,
rreuuatsm al through my system that ever
IN S.'isi ne foctcrs Asain. ani amer several
NNNAa Trey lNN NJ NNlIIlN On NfHtANta VT
IIfC. a. they ssId. met fricnd and tod hin
as case. AMI h. ali uop buisrs bad cured
nlu AMI sCuit Curv M. pcoted ~ hin, but
ne a. sn earnest sas induced 20 uss them
araiu
in ioss thsn fcur weeks thrcw avay nv
clutches an1 vent o. uOrs lightly and kcrt on
1slng ~ tiiters o. ave weeks. until became
A. vel ~ 40 mNn living. and have been 80
frT ~ Ytars since.
n has also cured nv wife. Who hal been
sIck Cor years ant has kept her and my
ch.'iren vel and healthy with nom two
Oh three bottles PER year. There Il no
nstd % be- sick A. al II these bltters arr
used }. J. BEsK, x-SuPsrvisor.
That poor invalid wiic. Sister. Mother.
"Or daughter
Can he made ne pictnrc % health
with q lev bottles % Hop Bittsrs'
g. Acne genuine without bunch Of green
uups ON me uhife ishei stun al the vile.
poisonous silf sith Hop or "iiops- In their
name
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-16
GLEANINGS

OLkANlN6S.
Not among The least interesting itsms
CLEANED respecting the early history ~
Paris, l. . contribution a. The Hasisfa
ArTns. In ISL from Gen L.Nl tlunhsfd,
Giving son. sccouut 81 N. lnfu-tFy 81 th~
women % those days he hsd ben sp-
pointed b. take The census OF that town
and some others, and found that lnapup-
ulstiou ~ 1880 prisons therr s-rr rs
luoms. Yielding ptoiuct ~ ~ 3i6 yards
- cloth Considering IN huo.' huli ears
of that day sni the uum~fuu. of.pfing -
muthers ~ couirsstsd sith the pr.ssut.
thi- shosing IL 90 honorable testimonial
~ their Industry
Nor did agriculture solely engage attsn.
lion ~ the men The anuual prciuci %
saddle work To Paris yielded eight hun.
irvd ami forty duiiar-. Bout- aud shu-
~srv also Manufactured ION lent D. Sup
ply The Inhabitants. and The varsity 81 9th
- domestic manufactures wss found 10 ~.
-ueicisut % supsrssds for.igu articies 81
ths same sort, such A. smithiug, mailing,
stc."
n l. also Interesting 10 observe tn com.
planetary terms ~ G-u Huhbsrd's CON.
municAiiou. and hi. tribute 20 the ehsrsc.
tsf a. well A. Industry % the people. H.
pfefaoss bis statement Of statistics with
expression % bis belief " TIA, u would no,
~ . topic embarrassing 10 q patriotic
community 10 discuss the subject OF d.
nestle Improvements. and that II might
serve 10 encourage . lsudable emulation %
contrast the present state with VIA, u
was thirty years ago when the savage
beasts OF the forests we're It, only inhablt-
ants IL also returned thanks % the
good people for their politeness and or.
oauiiy" 10 answering the Necessary ques.
tlons relating 20 the census.
IL II easy 10 understsBd why the General
vas regarded "the foremost nan Of the
town. and the remarkable number % hon.
or- hesp-d upon him. His prominsnce In |
public Affairs In early and stirring times |
merits q more conspicuous place 10 hl.tO- |
~ than has been accorded 10 him.
avn
Z S.-In the last number OF Glcanings |
TIE writer vas made 10 commend Mr.. In. |
gals asa good teacher " how 10 waltz
IL should have been palL The waltz was
DOT then In vogue. Graceful manners were
. specially with him. aud In this view the |
rmark that ministers might well have
learned OF him was not so cat OF place As
msje 10 appear
List OF patents issued 70 STATE invent
ors for The week ending May 20. reported
for us BY @ k.Mssou, Solicitor OF Patents,
Bangor
W. l. Bowie, Gardiner, assiguor one.
half TO j. \. Scott, Hyde Para, Mass,
Harness.
J. II. Rowsll. Scion. Wind min.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-16
THE JACKDAw.

There Il bird who. bv his coat,
Ana by the hosrsersss OF his note.
Wight be- supposed a CROW.
A great frrqusnter % the church.
where. bl.bop like. he finds perch
And dormitory too.
Above IN. s,eepis shines plate.
That turns aud turns, Va Indicate
fOm shat point blows the weather,
fook up-your brains begin 10 suim,
n : In the cloads-thst plcs-ss him.
lie chooses q the rather.
FOND Of the speculative hight,
lhith~r he ~lns- hts air. flight,
md thence securely sees
Tho hustle and the rarce show
mat occupy mankind below,
secure and Al his ease
You think, no doubt. h. sit. and muses.
On future broken tones and bruises.
n he shouid chance ~ tall
No. not singh. though Like that
Employs his philosophic pate.
OF iroable-u ~ al.
lie sees that THIS ~ At roundabout.
The World. - "a All iis motley root,
Church. army, physic. ias,
IT. customs sni IL businesses,
L. M concern Al all Of his.
And says-shat says hef-Caw.
Thrice happy bird too have seen
Much of the vantiies 81 men,
Nnd. STICK ~ having seem 'sm.
wonii chccrfally ths-e limbs resign
fOT such Apair ~ wings ~ thine.
And such a bead hetseen them.
-Corpers Trlasldfioa from ItaccH'
B1uras.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-16

Too muchsdirt cannot lc made tO hfIug
90 the attention % sufrfing wOmsuhuud
me great value of Lydia D. fukham :
Vegetable Compound A.. remedy fnr The
diseases ~ womb, atd perhsps nothing l.
more 'frctusl than th~ tr-tlmuny ~ thu-F
sho have b--u cgrv'i ~ h. Sdch az onr
l. ihr wif, OF Grnsral Bsfriugrr of WIN.
tot. \ c., and ~ quote from ths Grurr
al i.ttisr g. flllDs.f "Drar Mr. piuk
hsm Peas. allow M % Aii ny test.
muuy % the most excellent ms'iil iua.
qualities 81 Jour Vegetable Comp nod
Mr.. Bsrringsr was trsatsd Tor sftrrsl
yssr- fpf whst N. Physicians csli-i L.u
corr r, snd Prolap.u- Ut-rl comDin-d !
-sut her a. Richmond. v. sh~rr III o.
mslusd fpr IN month. under th~ trratmrut
Il an emiB.nt Phy-lcisn siihout sny pr
msnsnt bsusnL Sh@ was Induced o. ~
your medicine aud sfter reason ,Dlr tin
commenced - improve aud l. now able %
attsud % her bushes. aud considers her
.slf fsiiy rsiiersi lG-a.ral Barrlnger b.
The proprietor % The American Hotel
Winston. \ G., ani IL widely known
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-16

Amy PRoSusciArIos. -"By the
way" said q well-kno~n teacher, I'll
have had recently . long correspondence
with military men {. to the prouuneis.
ton Of certain army words like aide-de-
camp and rsveille. There is great diff.
ference In the schools ~ TO how these
words should be pronounced. Some Of
the puris,s insist that Ne should gay
'side.hong' and 'revaya' ! wrote to
Grant, Sherman and Sheridan ~ TO army
usage on these points. They oil agree
that in this case We should Say aide-de-
camp and revalee. They also agree that
in England ~ veil - In France IL is us-
age to cay sidecone. In the United
States the army and West Point cous,i.
tuts the authority on pronuneiAtioa."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-16

Take Of sweet oil and the white OF an
egg equal parts. Stir Il together. Taxi.
some cotton b,,ting. molstsn IL With the
prep sration and spply II.
Il will sooihe and subdue the pain very
speedily.
Then wrap IL up with the molstened cot
ton. IL IL very healing.
Have known and used II A. occasion re-
Qairrd for more than sixty years, and
never knew II 20 fall OF curing, and geuer-
ally without leaving . scar. IL Il far 81
psrior 10 any Other remedy | have ever
known. Try IL and you will think 30 too.
Will you simit this Into the Homemsk.
er's Column n 80, perhaps somsthing
else nay be- furnished At anothrr timer
FROM q New York reader " the OXFORD
DgNOcRAT. AUNT CAROLINE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-16

rur rrt 30 fuT garar coHnoSNGAttH
Ata recent meeting u the Concord
Free Trade CLUB. Mr ;. l. Clemen.
MARX T~ain) sas elected an honorary
member - the club. A csfiihc.is q bis
election was sent Mr. Clemens In due
course. md the follosins ackooslrdgc
m-nt Of the same ha. been r,ceisei:
HAErToEn March 2s. 1855.
Fraat 4 icio',. Neg Secretary Con.
c1n} frs, Trai, C'sl
DrAR SR-l an IN receipt Of your
favor u tho 2i'h instant. conveying The
gratifying Intelligence that | have been
m ,de an honorary msmber Of the Free
Trade Club II Concord. Massachusetts.
and desire 10 sxprrss 20 the club,
through you. my grateful sense Of the
tigh compliment thus paid me-. IL do~-
look a. Il Mss.aeha-e'i. ~ere Ia fair
way % emb.us- M ~ith kindness nj.
yeAf In the fsi place. q Mss.aehu.eit.
juds, has a.i d,cid,d In op-n oouu that
= Boston publishsr may sell. no' Only hi.
osn property IN free and unfe,iered
way. bat also may a. freely .ell property
~hieh dos no. belong 20 him but 10 me I;
property which be hA. not bought add
Which have no, .old Under this rul.
Ing am nov advertising thA, judges
homestead for sale. and. II make as
good .um on, Of !, A. ! expect. ! shall
10 on and eel on, the res, Of his prop
eriy.
In the neat place. a committee Of the
public library Of your town have con-
demned and accommodated my last
book and doubled IL. sale. Thi. gensr.
GU. action Of theirs mus, necessarily ben
Ell, me in one or iwo additional ways.
For instance, Il will deter other libraries
from buying the book and you are
doubles. aware that one book 10 pub
lie library prevent. the sale Of sure ten
and possible hundred Of IL mates. And.
secondly. IL will cause the purchasers q
the book 20 read IL. on. Of curiosity. In
stead Of merely intending 10 do %, after
the usual way Of the world and library
COMMITTEES; and then they will discover.
TO my greA, advantage and their own In.
dignsn, disappointment, that there Is
nothing Objectionable in the book after
all.
And. finally. the Free Trade Club OF
Concord come. for~srd and adds TO the
splendid burden Of obligations already
conferred upon me by the Commonwealth
Of Massachusetts. an honorary member
ship which !. worth more than all the
rest. jus, at this janeture. since !, indors-
e. me as worthy 10 associate with certain
gentlemen whom even the moral icebergs
Of the Concord library COMMITTEES are
bound TO respect.
May the gres, Commonwealth OF Mas
sachuse,is endure forever, !. the heartfelt,
prayer Of one who. long a reeipien, Of her
mere general good will. is proud to real
ize that be has at last become her pet.
Thanking you again, dear sir and gen.
tlemen, | remain, Your obliged
servant, ;. l.. CLEMENS
Known TO the Concord Winter School OF
Philosophy as mark Twain.
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