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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-05

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..-.r ~afarInY krfps CO. foats u HaH
..-. r--T ur.tsY rFruIug. NJ ID
u.t IHrt suf. lrCfufui I'M tnr Arti-
~ .--r .r trs ass 20 hssIfa-- lhlr-
|,r .l.rrg Thnmas uIII. m NJ uf PIT
La. .tt. frr tIgrth ard at .CCtlrc u'
t.. .-... 0r tte starry hrsvrus o. a.
..rr.f srf scholarly rrt'art.Hn. na
a.I. t.r O.uFrr tfrs.nu uf taf sftfss'
t.r.. A. orgarIrsfInn nf o. \ shf-
.fIt. 49, ,u-f.fufrd st \. ttfI tr'tat
sl,r.. .f tstufy eve charter MN 'ssf-
Hist -.. rsit. BOIL . cn.. ar fuIiilnl
a.ar re r.usr to ac.umu. lat. fhcf
usr. Ws.fo rtftfusI. A =.
K-rt arfO ~ urr-sy have neru hoi
rsa. .r.e cnarf iu rsftrs Hal te 2
rr rf case of 90 n-un h ufsN ~ J. l.
.Ur .esrfrg IUt urr. q r-.fn 10
rarr u.w.rk nr 90 ufart - r. Il
W.f s-- Nrsr. o.f. hcfu in practice q
Boz f.ar. rtafs v.fhnut gIa-sf- IN
Etsr .t.r atnnih o. L. A. crest ..'
go, i. ..n a., ulsi pea AZ ha.i ais az.
F..r Hruti. - Snow storm gate e.
rta-.. r.r tar tof isys of ls-t 49, -
H.N|| N'|
.l.r 90 .n ft.s p'sre the pkst $50 ---
.. ftrerfrr of Wm d Sssn. d. rffy
s.kH'r carkrr rssh % Is tne dfst cas-
t.-. arf t Lei hnpsi t 49, unt ne NOR
r-.rt .rf--X g. Estrs aud slfr. So
.tr. .ftn at sork lu Msssscta-stts. To-
81. rt.t frrse years. have rsturusfi to thrif
Az nj tt.s rhfrc sre uum'
a-n. 90 ss.e iu this vicinity H.
.sr.-. fH COS gst rich fat sunlgh. o'
lrk 10y have o. surk t1o hsrt iof a.
.tr t..t fn ga farmIug - bard SOFA
-r .r sore. - L. fr.lusing sny other pro.
fol. -ttn the pnIt.cisn IS snrnr hsri
Il arf fhr merchants Nfc L. uni onf
a. letarr 20 s.egsnt lrisure. Ani nina
r.st 81 barter thsu fuuIrz to run i1f
lr.. zoe ur Governor Beside, ne far
CO .s f.e ous infeprn.icut Glass Cf Al on
Ell. srI t1e crcktor of tae graf nu~iu---
Df t... War.f. for shat class 10 prop.e L.
t.r. f ust furnished the ras ma'erlt.
.-..rt Toto existence nY t1e tafi- SOFA
III. .armer. cnuf feet. CIuthe art huu-f
...r.f r-.f SILL t1e farmrf anf h.s Tan.
III sr. ooksf apou ny some A. coarse an
0-art Which - graz mistake To-
t.F are az iutriugvut art sci c,iucaie'
....e. arf make hrne-i, upright sni
,.s..s1'e citizens. upon whom ne PRO
co.. aof prosperity % oar country graf
I .tlfrfs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-05

GIiEsu ~ nttt .rru nstiug Nafift'
nf srst1. 90 At Lt.t fridsy "a thrf'
u .lmrtrr st,-ui st ,3 ,irgr..- sf1vr trrn
suf t-fsY H ii. sufslng 81 inn Nish
.rartr.f up his birch mHu thIs sFrs -----
~amurI A Pr,n.rfg. fsrm-fiy q mi t'~n
~ f1r CO. pest "a y,sfs rel ieut 81
wn.tr Sdmnn. " 7 DIFF a. mt place,
.u Or. .i b 90 March -Grorgs haruhsu
lss bra cnuf1st o. rs hoa-f f'r .pm
Imr. thr rr.ut of q al cnli-k e
Isrrmau as p11gat the h.ack-m.tl -hol
tni tr,i. 10 Chaflrs Adflch atf ttket
a.lssrssIun
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-05

GEsrroN April hAs been very pleasant
s1i the .ln hs. shone a. most evvfy ds'
ffr ~ srtk- 20 mnrr sui 10 has nseu
very warn To snow hts IN Apsce an
th- f-li- w,fc hsfrs hut Nestsriay their
So s1os storn sni The ground va
rl1.i sgsIn la sheet 20 pare snow, not
to At ioug hppr. The robins al ths
.saI1ws AM evrh tae frugs have been
.avu ant hrarf an are expressing ~ 81
thc s.gus sprns. boz ! thiuk they oil
have o. waIt 20 faYs DON. Tue rEyf
drivers arc a. ~urk co. Cedar Brook an
CAnrrlige River. bop, they Sil hAV.
good success iu gettiug ne logs cat of
thr river thI. spring l. | Brown geusf-
sIy has thr 90. % thc axe Sheu D. mAn
49, the drive h.mself--Mr-. % W.
Br,rrk- d, ,~ti~ri hape she oil regain h.
asasl hraIth Agsln soou. Her slstsr, Cofs
smes. IL nos slth her se hops she Siii
.t,y aud care or hvr. sshlie a. leAsi--
school Meeting To- District ~. passed
q vrry guirty. Grofgv LAphAn, Schco'
Agent Or the ensuing var, gave Wool
ari hoari thereby qrulonging thv . hools
~ shsli have thr~. trrm. Instead ~ TO-
~ usual EysC MCAlistsr. I uutfr-taud,
- o. teach thc frst term. commencing The
ilth Inst o. c'uuuue eight we,ks.
lood recommendation, ! tniuk, TOT Mis-
EFs. A. she tsugli The SANE school iasi
sumner ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-05

ksrru.co..fN Nsffr htthtiI We
hstr ~ So sru~s s.rlg taf A. ftu 81
a. Ir u.s. sfCtor--N- Nassf. tn'
~ AIS. Is co.'s, 'un.s. a.so 1889 Mr.
Cha.r hss hrtu poorly '1f s'ur N..
Oth.rs 90 o. s'ck Leg afc better "
Chsrf.lr has gore to SRA or rtrf 70
.rr I.r--u ~ kmnaI IL sork le To
trr Cartrrs Bis ANS snft. ~
d. nrnnk w h krudsI fruu 0'rhan
y OBJ has nosn MA "a short F'-t ai
f. r.nr here ur "a csran.r Fnung
80 srf t.fs far tu ne -u.cf--'ll-
a. kr.stt rrraChei g0-si sfrn'u ~ o.
NJ .rarlh at Ssrnsfh NJ SYt,sirf
a. .,rr srpo'utci a. hrt,ri al i'et.
r..t.f ta pr,aca ufHi >uuisF hrs :
N...lr. 0lf former pastor. COS o. Nna'h
Ts-... irfs OF people In hrtlr. ttkr tlr
Urr..rtr anf wlsh tae D. O. n Al So
A. Ell. .'.tHr Success
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-05

BCCxuELp --wm R-cord ~ B-thel h1s
haresiuei Or ths Jss n Dscoster stand
snt = o. occupg IL soon-wunsm Mitch.
eil -oli his stsnt ~ " shaw; Il D. IN
d-f-tcoi that kipl.y rutil- J. - occup,
t--Ihe f''stm s.ter aui limb of ths
mclirN profession hsvs heen trylng their
htnfs AZ ne detective ba.iness. and hot
iof thc in'ervrniion OF fogg would
tAFe mstc success Of H. N l. said ths
dnctnfs coat tails we're high In the sif
upou M discovery % their mi-tsks--
Toe \ t.uscnt Lo.ige. I % Of % y Or,
On an rnai % prosperity SIN neN men.
hsrs YER inistct SATURDAY eve.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-05

wrr BrrusL -Eaoash .ros o. h,r'
cr ~aufsy ths .6th al. Cor - gas 'o e
CD the nsxt morning. and thrrt w. m
....r suos storm on Wrtur- faY -A
n Brar i. olt sgs.n. anf a. uu.t al.
go rrrair rIs u.uN hra.fa ari stfrrgi
--rhs Nsson Family save An cntf
tar--nt 10 CO. school hol-e un 90 ere
rrr .f ore .1.hat. SAL sks 49, ~
,.rI. .--Blt IttIr p.1s.ug as ~ or,n
CD. rs VrIr.fY-ur \ Alien ui
Nsr a.r nrrQarrs lrfi1u fuf -ofr su'
setk .l.s sh.ch cures ll snp-f ever
case sd lose so ar tlu- ar'l- frfi
s- stris.---A Fuaug mtu surs
H-sus mU iu Mem, un
600 90 Isl nnr htnf 80 ~ F m tn.
..u.ur ia contsct sith %.
t-t stF t. tf n.Crss.tsfr amnltst1n.
a. A rskffr % Brtl-L %.
o. t. .prr,tnn--uy I. qi.ts 20.
F..-. issarc very scarce
I.ft>r. ruNu Spool m.I q. ruur.ns
.. .ur s.in a. large smHuat uf nfi r.
AS ln tnr usv.fy tlru.ag De ny
r. uskIrg rolfr. for r.IIrf skstss. a
t-.r oftrf-A Monitor L. ptIrtu.
.s house. Eageur Cn'e D. tsvlrg g..si
rr ri tlr csrrlag. ptI.trg .r.--W.
-r.-r.tarf Mr. Lis o. t-t.- h ,- hrrf
rsf to teach t,s pr.uari sri sasl n
rrs.r fo trscr trr grsmntr srh,r1I
o.. ..uuff schools to begin the crsi uf
b.sr..s !. better 90 the m..I slth piru.
V .r..r. atcsf- Ttfre Is one cas- ui
arss.- .r t.sr. thrY appssr stuatIt
.rr. 0f atr A.nrr1 Pa hss
r.- .te ga th- ps-t s--k--Nr
Va So rfcrrfiF settled tert d. snul
.r.tr assy seaIns -o li Is reported -
IN rfs .f .ptce suu'd give tlv "Ioca.s
Ns trr from srrk to s-ski bat o.
tlf Iiss of t1r ciitpr tlst ~
gas rHfe t1e least 49, sel A. IN
f'r .rc 1.ri-OI. Daley i con
lrt1g ,le sra ON hls ~ barn--
n'tss -ifr I'd I'M some places nui
fl great an fxtert A. Sss snpecte'
Istt. hscon of T. gsnsporf, lad, "a,
Fr A. srek o. attend t1e flurrAl OF
-s sister NJ Magulre. IEN0rSE
sSuuD -Co.i nights md pleasant
So s on. programme - To- Sesihsr--
90 fItis a. urar,y -ettist--Dr Cat BE-
hFT l1 also Nreks rgst; his VII
90 atrge of hi. patients. which so l.
80 con Frteut o. do--rhs Nhouping
go IL prevailing qaite eKtsus iv.il--
Af -t'h. NJ Lovice. an Old an
t.- respected c.iit-n. died very suddrn
graf uauy % M Old people have
US sprng Those Who Rave nj
A. grtilng married oar pastor 4
-i'y preaching funeral sermons md
nAirmou'al knots n there ar
pr nails sho want % get married,
ifeci OBJ Brusurclf--rempsrsncs
aFe.y None reformed yet
-ifes Bean and Nlfe. from Bueuo-
- A. have arrived 10 tosn-
Nptiou and sifs start for Boston, 90
~ 81, shsrs they are 10 stop sith
80 ilring The summsri Mr.. Cotton :
p-'es very Po0r-Dr Gatchvii hs-
A.. r1i|ng ne past ssek In Brunsvick
tefi.Ani, rscruitiog -Examinstion
.'eFfs occurred on Saturday. ~ Inst.
m. NFnire most % the schools begin
-, - or tnls mouth-- sunday. ~
T-.,'i Tour inches % snow ant again
i,r u.ght I've or IN inches. followed
t,-i fAu--Niss Zlpha hscDOnsld
.tAnf, ouyiug hsr spriux goods
so.. l'ssrs are very plenty and hsnd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-05
Samples
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ORDER BY MAIL

thus securing tho same benefits A.
those living IN the city.
oar business IL conducted on a
STRICTLY oNT PRICE, sHsrTN,
AMI an our goods will be- found Just
A. Represented.
Samples Of any 81 our goods that
can be- cut. together with printed
circular II Information relative o.
Mail Orders, sent rrrs b. any address
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-05
Hoods SarsaparilIa

"For seven years. spring and IAN, ! had
scrofulous sores come out On ny legs, and
fur two year. vas not fire. from them AZ
an I suffered very much. Last May beean
taking Ilood's sarsapaulla. and before had
taken two boitics. The sores healed and ne
humor ieft me-" & A. ARSoLD. Arnold. Ne.
There IL no blood pur.her equal % Hood's
safsapanllA" rs fuTLfs, Rochester, NY
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-05

sAst bh"SSFtslD --f'hi.y. April sttn.
N th"fu'om D. stsod a. IS i.gr,ss. ssd
SaodAy 'ol ovisR ~ hsi quite q snow
siofm. 80 anothsr one on "Wednesday :
hpp- = N lsst ~ shall hsv. this spFins
a 4 besn sffived r,m South Am.rlc.
b. an Ny OF knxisnd. on Tu~-dsy, ~
Sif r.msinet q P,rtisnd for q + " is,.
f l. Dew J. nni-hing III hoa-..
brainutrs spprsF- Ia q usw cat Al
rsiut--Ars murl Stickusy I. having
-rterNl improvements sis IN hsr house.
- ne sork goss on
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-05

ut rtsiumeut al the tosu hou>e nn0er
su.plcss 81 The Grsngrrs For pleuic.
provision baskets zach eontaining lsdy's
name will b. placed on table and een
tlsmsn sftsr bnying . bsskFt vii rad The
usm~ insii~, and take th~ lady o. dinner
SOILS ~lli he given ny Mr. PA Qailt
- curious de.lga l. bring md" u AID IN
purchasing The organ Toe squares VIII
cOntsln large uuspsr Of usm"s, and zach
uams l. ten c-uts Mr. Nsrshah OF bo-'
ton -ent money for each one Of his family
Hind. have neen mnnntrd In the bsst
style BY Mr. W. A Eastman this spring.
Nnd uumher OF owl. she has STUFFED
look a. Zoe ~ the hest w. have seen 10
ths Natural History Rooms---We have
hsd tsO cold snow storms. Que sshbath
afternoon. me other "Wednesday forenoon
The grass sppesrs better In TIE storm than
the people n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-05
Eastman Brothers, & Bancroft
soa a sot CO>GwE>s ~,
PORTLAND ur.
OYSTERS.

have aiieu.da col cnsel 100
co. ~ s'rf Sc srd sm iffptfsf - frfn -
49, O. 81 \ - a m IN srf a. e 50
49, cop q t g. 30 g. - tnF 80 - e.
snuf 20. nm 90. o. W. fifntk' ilsH
- Pat ID b ~ q 49, -
lNrArC WANTEp ENEWNwuE ~
AutNIO ffsas NJ hI 80
a. : I'm sect r.sknh u.s f.tt.f"s
81 rrlfI 81 usfiaU 80 fa Aff mtl Il 80
% 0.rn FftIfrl 80. stdfrss stn stamp
y frustsC.. sifHsfrff NJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-05

t.a.,trr The Congregational Lad'es
..... ~.t wfh NJ n W. Poor. Wei
...t.t.t.r.ng lf So ne ssuuN mestng
-'-,.. ..n.rs or arcers All ne f'l.os ug
-. ...trf President NJ % n haf'
- $3.50 President NJ II fcof 3
.....f.r.. Enms Nrstou and Ssdie bN
60 A Actress painted ne stssl. 81
IN. r.-rr sraiInual church. Sprkln< ln
.l.rtr.fsas rsisei snd l1srrri oy m-sus
...rra i thr 80. Chulc, hAs Gear
~. .-.sf. arf IL A. much a. bone sitills
!. I'll. srrn ufa hantfet f.oi spife a. in
r.r,-..r-.c a rrscinr carrIrs ON M
~ e.. AVN chs yssr - fne posi-'.ice
r.. SD moved Toto J " hsious stofe
Mr. Esther Poor hts bai her 1ol-s
,....-e..t-The Nesnsl no1-1 ~ -
t-t.t.r has hAfs nay siuios allied tal'
49,. -S,ne of ths funrfs az p.osine
- 1s-ras.ne Frutou Atsm.nu aud
cora Nestau surreuicrr'i 'hfr's. ~.
49,. -arm,o.a yoke. ft,i pay N.ti'
The sprrg sChooI 81 iae IMAGE
...... 81. "a Me- Anhic utnsuu
d. h, csrk orN Corsou ne oom.ns
sluurf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-05

a bottle q Hooi's sarsapariiia. and soor
began 10 sleep soandly could ST up with
out that Tired and iangvid feeling. and my
appetite improved" X A. SANFORD, keni, .
"a had been much troubled ~ general
debility. last spring Heels sarsapariia
proved Just the thing needed derived an
Immense amount q benefit never fcll
better" n. n MnLTr. Boston. Mass.
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Sold BY an druggists o. an for o. MADE
only BY G. T. MOOD q co. Lowell. Mass.
100 Doscs Ono Dollar
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-05

LocEE's MINIS E y. Rand lost his
nice jersey Cow she wAs apparently vel
In the morning. hut died Al noon she len
nice heller calf tso days old--The Tsh.
bstts Manufacturing Company msde and
shipped The last week SSS3 gross Of spOOls
There wlll D. preaching In The new
church next Sunday--Mr. Ridlon Il nah
log preparations Tor large crowd al hl-
opeuiug ball. May night
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-05
X al Estate, For Sale
AT MECHANIC FALLS.

a. fern. fo tyifnlii hsfFaiHs De
a. ufs naiflirs lots. fsfms ed fafmt ;
I. 49, 10 80 uf onr frHr 10 muff. Va RI ne
falaa Del pafticIlaf. De- sci sffafsrl rffs f
"a ~ m .sif firh cas- oam, rirs fuh ssfi
srI ahau at suguf I'd. pufs, IN 80 ~.
srft De- rsnic hcsuol ufan msf q IN e ffmi
C sLii sn q sdursts - 20 hui sulfsHl mflni
not iur 81 ~ ssnfug thsm Tern n ~ A.
ths. ruAt b. ntfst ior CIiIFEr u ~ hish srhs
- D. emtlrfef On ne n o. an muls huil MS
ussfiy go ar lscs'e on 80 81 80 rItnrila
sircsts snhfa sasf salsias distance % nc sr'f
nsnsd anI May a. aiFsn a.es
an sg~rts.1 90 m ssls pl heil tfs Ani'
in Flafisa. MAJ foidrrs 2 . ans go shp mt 81
o. tnsn 49, $50 r.lapfe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-05

CENfEE LovElL Rev. John fottie i
quite sick with lung vrouhle. Benjamin
Russell D. quite lame with csrhunclc on
his leg--G u Eastman has COW which
dropped = calf recertly weighing l25 lo-.
The school this sumner Al Centre Low
su l. 10 be taught by Edith N Stearus
Litfle SteArns teaches Al West Stoueham
Died. In Lowell. April 20, Isaac Chap
nan aged n years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-05

us,NY - Asxsn. 20 S.oaa, Who has
= f,.iur tu hr.ith far more toAn
80. quietly PISSED a~ss ircm Ira 80. 49,
- In tosu hss lot god eiiit-n
S.uusl Gupiii l. isinnE al DO,
49,. rcuvsry ar, given up ~. osp2 n
NJ. Iaerrrce ol LnStu, hAs- l.
-. an tIm--Mrs pors Gstchsii has
-. h, Ireistou to sofk 40 trs---msAin<
4 Parser. % Stuuf hsm. "a. IN"
i. 81. ffIte ID d GuluIs lng- down
....t..I K.vrf-t , MCAulstrr i ~
~.t.rs .h,,ok sud hs- qlits q lsfse smuunt
.t.,,s au haui--Cyrus hnftlaui L.
-. so..i has.urss a. h.. mil--htN l.
...rl, anf CnCap. Stock geusfs.if ioek-
...--rde mtNslcs 90 zoe spfesi Feff
Id q Poster l. w1rkiug Ia his shop
... u. has to- daug1trfs, ths Nuuug-
!. ..r VAS 90 lat lrcgm'cf, M tli'
..t t.sr. ga Ihiy hota pas on the
-. t.rv rIcr.y snd corrtctf, hsfing
$500 rg sesIug AZ alsriug theIr moih-
.rrsY st h.me
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-05

MAsoN -SuOsed al day, sunday, ths
25th; some four inches fell. u dld not al
60 90 Monday. Sleds we're used some
TODAY Wednesday, showed al OF ths
fnreuoou. rrecs we're loaded with snow
FROM four 10 Eve inches fell--One weel
ago last saturday willard Tyler was n
work In = sugar orchard a. Thomas Mer.
mis-. and he cut his foot quite badly ii-
cousin hsuled him 10 the hOase on hand
LED Mr. Merrill dressed the wound
sith0nt The AID % . surgeon. and The hoy
i nov cot Friday morning. Ar
chile Hutchinson pat the BIZ of an ate Into
M. loot. splitting the large cord. mskine
= severe wouni II bled badly. bot u !.
nos doing well They dressed u without
= surgeou- Monday morning. frank Ia
tou. one % 4. \ Beans night crew, sawed
his hand 80 that T. hai % ne anputaiei
shove The wrist DE- J. A Tsaidlc per.
formed The operation. lie l. quite CON.
Portable now sAi AcCidsut
, 1885-02-08
PERSONAL MENTION.

Robt. Pogner is in from Hat creek.
Mr.. A Gallup, Of Denver, is in town.
Mr.. II. G. Hay left for tho east yester-
day.
Mr.. Ralph Meeker, of Greeley is in the
city.
Capt. Cookerley, Of Rawlins, is in the
city.
Mr.. r. Olnev came mn from Greeley
yesterday.
r. b. Anderson is in from his ranch on
Crow creek.
Mr.. A. d. Adamsop came in from his
ranch Yesterday.
NJ r 6 Va r....u Ia. ro.,rood
cron NohrosLa
NJ p.-.., = cou H.
Fla sas,.-sam
"r' anu "1s' o. W. "e'o'u" went TO
Laramie wy 'as' evening
DIR. and Mrs. A. IL. Moore, OF Spring
held w. arc visiting the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Jeffrey have re-
, 1885-02-08
A WONDERFUL A n
what n Traveller Has Discovered In an
UNEMPLOYED African Region.

From the Philadelphia Press.
Mr. Joseph Thompson ought to be
reckoned one Of the worlds ~benefacton,
for he has discovered a corner Of it totally
unknown before and filed with wonders
and a field for adventures before which
Sinbad's journey becomes as common
place as a trip in a street car. He pene-
trated into an UNEMPLOYED region in Africa,
where lions are "a common as foxes, and
boas thick as flies. He passed over des-
erts strewn with the carcasses Of rotten
cattle, and was obliged to subsist on them.
He was surrounded by a guard, every man
Of whom was at heart a murderer and a
thief, and who protected him only because
they believed him to be n sorcerer, and
the only proofs of his magic power were
two false teeth and a package Of cffervesc-
ing powder. He discovered a mountain
thirty miles in diameter at the base, the
base being 800 feet above sea level.
Above this base a peak $1,000 feet high
set with facets Office.
Another mountain was honey-combed
with caves, in which whole tribes live.
These tribes, the Masia. are "a finely
modelled, handsome nce, with the spirit
Of incarnate devils" They do not marry
until they arc on the verge Of old age.
Before that time they live on milk and
mcss alone, taking a purely milk diet fol
a month and then meat only for the same
period Alter marriage they can eai
vegetables. smoke and otherwise enjoy the
rewards Of a Tirtuous life before they
wrap the drapery Of death about them
and are thrown to the vultures. which j:
the Masaic way Of disposing Of a great
majority.
, 1885-02-08

Special sale Of laces, trimmings and
e~mbroideries at Kellner Bros.
Several loads Of hay were brought in
from the range yesterday and were sold
to parties in the city.
The members Of the Grand Army are
preparing for their ball on the evening Of
Washington's birthday
There will be bible reading and song
service at the county jail this afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock All are invited.
Mr.. George w. Jones yesterday re-
ceiyed a commission as a city official. 1t
is understood that Mr.. Jones will decline
the Office.
The Nypsic Glee club will give a ball at
Library hall on Friday evening, the 18th
inst. The ball will be an elegant affair
and will doubtless be a success,
AT the last meeting Of the Ancient
Order of United Workmen eight new
members were ridden on the goat and
ducked in the tank Of soft soap suds.
A special dinner will be served at Mrs.
Donnelly-H uffschmidts restaurant, on
Sixteenth street, to-day. The restaurant
is a nice cosy place to enjoy a Sunday
dinner.
Mr. J. NJ. Tompkins will take charge
Of the Inter Ocean hotel to-day and will
be the manager during the absence Of Mr..
Chase. Mr.. Charles Goodsell will be
connected with the hotel as one Of the
clerks.
, 1885-02-08

uon'1u-n
Wei, Nancy, Two been TO mo village to
To tho Campfire OF old Number Three,
light
A. the day when We marched from Fon-
dee
/ forgot that my hair had bean touched with
the frost,
That 1 had forty rounds OF years,
And the old empty sleeve ON my blue ia cks<
Was baptized with a veterans tears.
Well, perhaps 1 was foolish 70 laugh and
TO cry
When I met tho old comrades again,
But you know another Just as foolish,
when
plain
There's a band between soldiers that ban
And shows all the man In the man;
And their love overiows like the Hood OF the
As it covers the shell-jeweled sand
Who was theref Let me sec. Why, brave
hearted Jake
Who saved me that night from the foe
when l stood on lone picket far down In the
brake
Just twenty four ummers ago.
And this evening when he said, smiling, 10
me,
Tome, John, we stand picket tonight;
raened rSergsant john our next picket
VIII DO
By the shadowisss Mountains Of Light"
And the Captain was there-old Capt Ben
Shed
Whom he LED where we foilowed-we FOL
lowed where lead
Moreo elue s"athes IN our ranks from
the gray.
IA n nm IId rtnnf4 nfr fAnI1If
AND a armer coarse frock 80 plain
But my nanu went up IN salute at MS sight,
Farmer Ben was my captain again
white
When he led IN the men in that midnight
light
when tho Bible was changed Tor the sword;
Came down from the city to SEQ his old
-church"
A rather tough 4charga, but you'd make a
long search
10 lind brethren more worthy OF praise.
or more.
With bis drum that he carried all through,
And he rolled out the ioms just the same as
before
To the fling Of Suffering Hugh
Why, the boys fell in line when the @long
rolf was beat; ,v
And so hungry the dinner made all;
Some wanted to pull of their boots at ire
treat,
And grew pale at the surgeons call"
A..
last,
1 noticed n gray boarded man
Took a seat at my side at the table and cast
look at this mark OF hedan-
And says he TO mo as your name John
Beers
And didn't your wife's brother go out
from this place In the old Forty-fourth vol
unteers
In July, sixty-two or thero-a-bouti
And when told him that poor Tom was the
, 1885-02-08


You may depend upon it that there Is q
growing appreciation of good wines In New
York. Is for champagne drinking, 1t seems
TO me that that grows more popular con-
stantly. This Is the great champagne
drinking country now. l am rather inter
ested in wines myself. and when / run across
a man whit knows about Thorn / make it a
point to chat with him about them.
Last night when at Delmonico's. 1 met
the son of the head Of a famous champagne
firm who was ON his first visit TO America.
1 asked him casually how many acres his
vineyard covered and he told me. Later l
asked him how much wine he produced to
the acre, and subsequently l multiplied one
by the other, which, Of course. gave the
total yield Of the vineyard This l did
quietly and slyly. Later he was Boosting Of
the sale OF their champagne In New York,
and, according TO his figures, they sold 5000
bottles a year more in New York city thar
were manufactured by the entire vineyard.
That may give you some idea Of the adul-
teration OF champagne.
, 1885-02-08

TbU7E1n Iuur7eF1I
any darling. ! would die for you he
said, as he bent fondly over her chair.
You wouldf' she asked.
Il would. There is nothing l would not
do to show the strength Of my attachment"
The rates Of insurance are pretty low"
she said, musingly; suppose you get yoir
life insured in my favor for s10,0 00 dollars,
and then die for met That viii be a strong
proof of affection"
u would do 1t but for one thing" be said.
what Is thatfp
@Some other fellow would luxuriate ON the
Insurance.
And when he said that he showed that he
knew what women are.
, 1885-02-08

William Black, the novelist, Il called to
dinner by a cow-bell from the Roman Cam
pans, while Justin Mccarthy, another lit
erary man, is summoned by a camel's bell
from Jerusalem Literary people In this
country are not so toney. The author OF
The Boy Grandfather; Or, Mashed ut Md
night, y Is summoned to his breakfast by his
wife's voice calling -Bill, come down TO your
grub and Bill responds with as much alac-
rity as II he had been summoned by the belle
OF the country.
, 1885-02-08

Manufactured only by the California
Fig Syrup Co. San Francisco Cal, is
Natures Own Ture Laxative, This plea
sent liquid fruit remedy may be had Of
Hunt 4 Whipple druggists. Sample bot
ties tree and large bottles at fifty cents or
one dollar. IL is the most pleasant,
prompt and effective remedy known, TO
cleanse the system, to act on the Liver,
Kidneys and Bowels gently yetthoroughly
to dispel Headaches. Colds and Fevers; 10
Constipation, Indigestion and kind
red ills.