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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-01
LOOKING BETTER-The following re-
marks of the Woodland Democrat, relative

marks of the Woodland Democrat, relative
to Yolo county, apply equally well to Sac
ramento county 1t is pleasing to observe
the faces of farmers about this season of
the wear. 1t has been our pleasure to con-
verse with quite a number of those who
have been harvesting, and the same reply
comes from all, viz: Our grain turns out
much better than we expected When
this fact is considered. in connection with
the additional facts that the quality is
better and the price higher than last year,
the farmer easily figures it out that he is
better off this year than last. Reports come
from all over the county that wheat is
yielding from nine to twenty-one sacks per
acre. OF course the higher figure comes
from the land that had been summer-fal-
lowed. Yolo county is peculiarly fortu-
nate; not single crop has been injured by
either the hoppers or the chinch bug, and
the harvest is progressing rapidly without
a single field fire. In former years consid-
cradle damage was caused by violent winds
thrashing out much of the overripe grain,
but nothing of the sort has been complained
of this year. Machine men predict that
cutting and thrashing will be done before
the first of August This is brought about
by the fact that the straw is light and short
this year, and can be thrashed much more
rapidly than the long, rank straw of 1854. y
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-01

Scorr's Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil
with Hypophosphites, acts both as food and
medicine II not only gives flesh and
strength by virtue of its own nutritious
properties, but creates an appetite for food
that builds up the wasted body.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-01

June !, 1SS5-John and Sarah Coppin to Alfred
f. Coppin-South half of lot S, NJ and \. Nine.
teenth and Twentieth streets; 81 600.
June 10, 1SS5-E L. and Barbara S. Hawk tc
l.. W Farrell-East half of lot 6, n and O, Six.
teenth ana Seventeenth streets: 81 400.
May "a, 1SS5-James kirkpatrick to Libbie b
kpatrick-AbOut = acres near Brighton Jnnc
ton
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Filled June %. 1856

Filled June %, 1885.
June %, 1sS5-Walter L. Brown to William
Tibbits-West half of lot g. Q and r, Eighteenth
and Nineteenth streets $1,000.
April 80 1Ss0-Sacramento Savings Bank to
Sacramento Bank-West 331a feet of lot ,, T
and G., Ninth and Tenth streets.
June y. 1sS5-Sacramento Bank to George /.
Clarke-East 6219 feet of lot p T and G, Ninth
and Tenth streets.
June "a, 1sS5-Alvah Wolcott to Elizabeth A.
Wolcott-North half of northeast quarter OF
section 81 township 6 north, range east
June 90, 1SS5-William Tibbits to W. Z. Brown
Fast "a feet of lot 6, 7 and q, Eighteenth and
Nineteenth streets; 81 500.
Filed June 20, 1885,.
June %, 1SS5-ErneStine Wusson to James Po-
pert-North 40 feet of lot ;, and north 10 feet OF
lot 6, q and +, Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-01
DR.. C. N. WEST, PIONEER INVENTOR
SALOONS, ETC.
FASHION SALOON.

5O7 X street, between Fifth and Sixth.
FNHIS SALOON HAS BEEN REMODELED
and fitted up in fi,stciass style Choice
Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Cool Beer. cents
Also, FOOL and Billiard Room. My friends and
the public are invited To give me a CAL.
iezA-!m EEANk ]. JOHNSTON Prnnrietor.
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BORN.

Placerviile June D. Wife of j. B. sturgis son.
Placerville, June 10-Wife of Enes E. Royon, a
son.
FL Dorado. El Dorado county, June 2l-wife of
S. Z. Sackett. a daughter.
Weaverville, June 22-Wife of W. NJ. Cussin, a
daughter.
Arbuckle, Colusa county, June 26-wife of H.
N Murphy. daughter.
Arbuckle, Colusa county, June 24-Wife of T.
D. Griffin, q son.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-01

FrRE.-Earle, Potter & Co, will sell all
goods that were damaged by fire at prices
that will astonish every one. The stock
consists of large number Of tirst-class
Hub ranges Also a complete line OF
glass, crockery and tinware OF every de
scription. Store open to-day. All goods
must be sold. Parties indebted to us will
call at once and settle their accounts.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-01

BurTERIcK PATTERN AGENCY removed to
S. Lipman & Co.'S, Fifth and J streets. Mrs
c. II. Stevens, agent.
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MARRIED..

Berkeley. June a0-By Rev E. L. Greene, George
Edwards, of Sacramento. to Alice daughter of
the late Judge James B. Colt, of Hartford,
Connecticut.
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE !

81 ,150-l0xI6O, south side street between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth.
1,oOo-S0xi60, northwest corner Eleventh
and ID streets
1,S00-S0Xl6o south side y street. between
Eighteenth aud Nineteenth.
1,J5o-S0Nl60, north side street between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth.
SO0-S0Xl60, south side street between
Twentieth and Twenty first Cheap
1,2oO-S0Nl60 south side street between
Nineteenth and Twentieth. Reduced
from 81 80.
1,000-S0Xl60, south side / street, between
Nineteenth and Twentieth
2,ooo-S9Xl60, with two small houses. south
east corner Nineteenth and streets
1,OOO-i0Xl6O, south side X street, between
Fifteenth and Sixteenth.
SOO-1oXSO, northwest corner Ninth and
streets.
S50-S0xl60, northeast corner Twenty second
and L streets.
l,90o-l6oXl60, northeast corner Twentieth
and streets.
3,o00-S20X160 (half block, north side N
street, between Twenty-tirst and Twen-
ty-Second.
2,10O-A full block between X and L. Thir-
ticth and Thirty-trst streets, or will
sell in lots of S0Xl60
We also have Business and Dwelling Property
for sale that viii return big interest on the
money invested
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-01

LADIES serge slippers, elastic cores in in
front, 50 cents Ladies kid slippers, %
cents Ladies' one, two and three-strap
sandals, 81 and 81 %. Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-01

LADIES one-strap sandal, "The Aimee, :"
81 %. Ladies hand-turned button OK
fords, 81 10 Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-01

Ne of the newest things in
Ladies Neckwear is the Irish
Point Pompadour Embroi-
dered Cape Collar the rather
long and stately name tor what
is certainly a very simple and
pretty creation. These collars
are quite wide, and have a
groundwork Of one color with
embroidery IN another. Thus,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-01

SMYRNA, \. Y, March % 1SS3-Gents;
The New Home Sewing Machine received
in December last works like a charm, and
to the best of my knowledge it is the very
best sewing machine before the public. l
wouldn't sell mine, if l could not get an
other, for an hundred dollar bill Yours
sincerely, Publisher Tribune w. A.
Stephenson, 500 street, Sacramento, Cal.
agent for New Home and White Sewing
Machines
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-01

TIPS, feathers, pon-pons and ornaments
in our sale of millinery goods tomorrow.
Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-01

SALE of millinery tomorrow at Red
House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-01

LADIES fine millinery goods in our clos
ing sale tomorrow. Red House.
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FEMALE
Chronic Diseases a Speciality!

IF YOU ARE SUFFERING WITH HEM
| ORRHOIDS or PILES we can cure you
without using the Knife, Ligature, Ecra-
sure, Hot Iron, or the cruel Carboiic treat
ment; without taking medicine or deten-
ton from business. No anGSthetics used.
Over so 900 operations for PILES, and not one
death
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one before us, as we write, has a deep blue body
with bright cardinal edging, and SO on. Various
styles and prices
Another charming conceit in Neckwear is an
Oriental Lace Collar with -Jabot attached.
aud bit of bright ribbon showing here and
there from out its filmy folds Price, 81.
Ladies Linen Collars, IS % cents: Cuffs to
match, 20 cents, deserving Of special
mention on account of the neatness Of the
patterns.
Some cute things in Childrens Colored Embro-
derry Collars, IS and As cents
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400, A0a, AOa, 900. Aos K ST.. Sacramento.
GOLDEN EAGLE BARBER SHOP.

JAMEs OLIVER, OF THE ALE VAULTS
81 Barber Shop, has taken charge of the
Golden Eagle stand VIM II. QUINN, of the
Fourth-street Shop, is connected with the above
place Both gentlemen invite their former
patrons and the public ie29-3p4m
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-01

NoTE.-Keeler and San Luis Obispos barom-
eter is not corrected for elevation.
Maximum temperature, $50; minimum, 59.2
JAMES A. BARWICK,
Sergeant. Signal Corps, U. s. A.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-01

BARwICKs Report There was pre-
cipitation OF rain yesterday, according to
the Signal Service reports, at Tatoosh
Island, Olympia, Spokane Falls, Dayton,
Fort Candy and Los Angeles; at Olympia
and Los Angeles the amount was unappre-
ciable. The highest temperature yesterday
was For Tatoosh Island, 500; Olympia,
74o; Spokane Falls, SO; Dayton, SO; Fort
Candy, 630 Roseburg, 760; Cape Mendo-
emo, Coz; Red Bluff, 90; Sacramento,
$50 San Francisco So Keller, $50; San
Luis Obispo, 10; Los Angeles, 740, and
San Diego, 720. Yesterday, al noon, the
temperature at Salt Lake was 80; Chey-
enne 75o: Denver. 10 North Platte, sc
Omaha, so, and Yankton, D. T., 80.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-04-18
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

THE Charleston, s. O., Presbytery adopt
ed on the 10th by alarge majority, the over
ture from the General Assembly OF 1881
striking out from the confession Of fait
the following words: "Ihe man may not
marry not Of his wife's kindred nearer II
blood than he may Of his own, nor OF th'
woman Of her husbands kindred nearer
than her own"
SECRETARY BAYARD, In letter 10 the
Secretary Of the International League Of
New York, offers TO do all he can for Burton
and Cunningham, the dynamiters, but the
Department has no funds for their defenei
or 70 employ counsel.
A COMMITTEE Of the colored citizens OF
the District Of Columbia waited on the
President on the ilth, and invited him
review the procession Of the coiored socie
ties on Emancipation Day.
THr lady commissioners representing the
states and Territories at the New Orleans
Exposition at meeting on the 18th passed
resolutions protesting against certain New
Orleans newspapers Of good standing from
time 10 time publishing editorial and anony.
nous articles, not only referring to the
women's department Of the Exposition in
oontemptuous and sneering manner, but
also containing direct charges against the
president and members Of this department
az extravaganee, pickering and uniadyliks
and puerile conduct.
LII. SHAW, Democratic member OF The
Illinois Legislature, died on the 18th. This
i. the third death that has occurred among
,he members Of tho Legislature during It's
present session.
There was no material change 70 report
In Gen. Grants condition on the 10th. The
cancer is slowly but surely progressing.
and while no fears are entertained Of ip
mediate fatal results, still be may die Al
any hour. He passed a quiet day, inter
upted by slight spells Of coughing.
rrsHr nve-ssory buildings In course d
construction In New York fell on the l3sn
burying fiffy men beneath the wreck, ihir
teen Of whom wsrs badly injured.
plsrArcHks from Shanghai. China, stats
thas there l. hitch IN the final arrangs
meuts for shs execution of the asnnifive
treaty Of peace between France and Chins
owing 10 some CONCESSIONS Nnirh 'nins
asks and which N. Pstenofrs, the French
Ambassador, re:uses 10 grant.
Gov. Iowsr. ex-Gev. stane, 1ndg4
Fssthsrsions and Hon. J. Z. Walker as
candidates for Governor Of Mississippi.
Rr-aNx troops arsh~ins pushed forwarsl
10 NE Afghan fronsIsr. A ecnniet betweea
Easlnnd and Russin srsms - - isssitel',e
IN 11o1 bo1y 4 mnn - fQs1l -
= b o~n1 = - eouohun HseA - -
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-04-18

Sane. sYma saklng 4 ffom -, *h*k
tgeaea storm. and waHtA FHfsF " ~
usaai aafmy sessen n tha e1alHss. ssa
samf aealn tfmB the vafa OAter. *hlais
signifies Using and great deal n tho
paaihal character N tho day, apart
trnn NJ faligiaus reference Il W ~
f,,and h mia fsfl #lgaiiuatl1H. FOR the
irna ys4r. beflnnieg elih The yefnI
esup1s, that wofd rising signifies
b6ih lho tesuffeetlea N tba Lord and
lhs resurrection ais1 n all nftsfr from
iis winiy sleep II deashl aud this
recognition 0f tba rising ~ nature
makes the celebration nne In which
even they who dcny IL sacred character
otherwise can join Without charge In
consistency.
Tho world over. and whether kept by
papnn or Christian, the Faster season
haa always becn one sf Joy aud thanks
giving. How can any ono restrain
emotions u 10y aud faith. or fail 10 tel
them, when the earth turns her rcddep-.
Ing cheek 10 the sun, aud the powers of
light and warmth and growth gather
about her on the way, when the bud
starts on the stem, the birds dart 10 and
fro IN the air, and the beams Of the sun
arc like jacobs ladder. on which angels
20 up and down between earth and
fIeaven7 Life seems 20 spring rs freshly
and vigorously In the human frame,
too, as ID does In tho planet itself. per-
hans because We are the creatures OF
the planet; wo feel capable OF new and
fine things, we remember resolves ana
plans of old time, and I'LL them with
our renewed life. u little while ago hav-
Ing no heart for them, and now finding
them seem easy Of performance ~ tho
blowing Of bubble; we, too, fisd
with the rising year, and renew some
small fraction Of our youth each season.
In what better time could the day Of
the resurrection be honorcd than thst
In which all nature, animate and inani-
mate, iolnsp There Is nothing, 1t thus
seems, In the history OF religious cere-
monial more beautifully appropriate
than the establishment Of Easter In itA
vernal setting. As the tomb opens, all
the great forces Of nature rise, too, from
tho darkness, and ascend 10 light and
fruition. aud strong rejoicing fills tho
hearts Of mankind. into which, whether
they would or no, enters as deep re-
ligious gladness and gratitude thai
what had seemed dead Is alive again. In
some lands this Joy Is expressed by peo.
pie saluting each other with the glad
J; tidings; In that which now represents
the old byzantine Empire they fell upon
one another's necks with public en-
braces and In various other games
ceremonials and peculiar charities OBJ
serve the day as evidences OF the gen.
eral rejoicing; while In oil lands chill
drcn stain and boil their eggs, cmbleml
Of resurrection which even the old Greei
acknowledged in using tho sculpture.
opposition Of egg and dart typifying VI
and death, on his frlcze.- -Harper's Bd
znr
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-04-18

CHICAGO, H., April is.-A large snt
enthusiastic meeting Of IrIshmen wa
held yesterday afternoon 70 coinplet'
the organization Of society 10 be knowi
4. the ssfri.h cfussfsfs,n having for u
otRpcts The elevation Of the Irish Fsce
,hs Independence Of Ireland, and srtls'
hozillltIes toward England IN case th
issfsr rornsry h~eerses iesaised In ws
with Russia. The necessity Tor sofpsthsn'
besides agitation wss urged. v. !
Fitxratrirk uas elected President. IN
eIeciion of ~ remainin1 olI5csfs nnd .
afoptt1n q : epoeelfntloo was defsfrs
IN -. nou1ng. 4 enmmil1se ~ -
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-04-18

wuxrsBaHHK. Pa, april bat the
eollIerY Of the George Myers Company,
near Hazelton, one of four boilers ex.
plojed with terrific violence, blowing
tbr boller-houss 10 pieces. Edward on.
jlugan. The fireman, vas instantly Killed:
llls body, terribly mznglei. was found
thirty ysris .wsg In The midst Of ne
saIas. James Boysa, the assistant htt.
man. Was badly scalded By The steam and
blown into q reservoir u water ipfty
yards away. lie was almost dead iron
drowning uhsn discovered. He uss r.
moved q Bethlehem Hospital, ard !
I'D - y 1)iaz- The Iosa = n e1m
psny 4 abeut ~, ,0oq.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-04-18
EASTER.
Tho Resurrection Season Ono of
Joy and Thanksgiving.
FORMER Dispute m to the Dats Of the
Fe.tiyaI-Bow tho Question Was
Finally Determined - Origin of
the Word.

Many Of our religious festivals have
a peculiarly pocileal and picturesque
aspect, aud the idea Of them is insepa-
rable from the season In which they are
celebrated crystal clear heavens and
frosty dark as part Of Christmas,
bursting blossom and fragrant flower Of
early summer as part OF Whitsnntide's
tongues OF fire. while Easter, we're IL
fixed fast by law to any day. could have
no other period than that Of the vernal
equinox.
Yet the date Of Easter has afforded
ground for a good deal Of schism and
controversy in the Christian Church;
for the day being movable, and depend
Ing ON certain relations Of the full
moon to the vernal equinox, left some
little liberty for It's designation, and
the Eastern Church chose to celebrate
Il on the day Of the Jewish Passover,
hoping, perhaps, 10 replace that cere-
monial day with It's Judaic converts,
while tho Western Church would
na'o ,,, ~ -, ny "a
sunday ioiio"'hg 'no rssose.' anu
after maintaining friendly difference
I'm the end Of the second century. the
dispute became Of different character.
The Eastern Christians supported their
eustom by the examples of 81. Philip
and st. John, with The latter Of whom
their old Bishop foiycarp had lived,
and 30 ought to know; Tor was not this
the 81 John who all but saw the Lofu
arise, The beloved disciple mat did out
run Peter and come ilIst 70 the sepnt
cherP The Western Christians quoted
In support Of their custom the praetiee
Of ~ Peter ana st fanl Inc "es.ern
Church had. in some respects; NOR,
reason than the other on their SIDE hrs'
because the resurrection having mnnis
putedly taken place on SUNDAY,
Sunday would seem TO DO inc ratlona
day for Its Observance, anu seconniy
because, owing TO imperiectlons 10 I'M
calendar, the Eastern day sometimes
fell earlier than the vernM equinox
which caused the least 70 Dc observes
twice in that year and not Of all 10 70
next year. the vernai equinox DC
Ing held s the opening day Q
the natural year. All SORTS OF maine
matical and astronomical calculation
were made. and cycles were framed 2
which the moons e, age COZ soala us.,,on Dc ae's,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-04-18

II h ssstad that u tisnaFal tsfaat shsulA
I've until satuInaF sH asfgft viii ha maaa
% iake blm - GsIlEesals. whefs The Ell
mats IL insiaaFastHgs
Ua tbs izsh Iiga !, FEssfT shaw, Dem.
otfatlu inemi,af NJ The illinois Legislators
from CAss coussy. died suddenly Al spring.
heId. This makes ths third death aaflaa
the present session
J0Hs v. osbahDosE, editor u IN
Nysck IN. ~ Independent ddeeriiser. waI
publicly assaulted with horaawhlpa on III,
18th by ths wives of two polles constablal
for Publishing offensive articles about thslI
huabanda.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-04-18

ST.. JosErn, Mo, April i2.-one.hail
the business part of the town Of Robin
son. Kas., ihirty.hve miles west Of here
on the 81. Joseph & Western Road,
burned yesterday forenoon. The princl'
pal sufferers are: Mrs. McAlllsieri
si 800, N. y. Leslie, 5000; J. T. Pom
eroy, $4,000, Pe-k q fechler, ss00i
Hush, Brown q Co., sG,0ooi J. J.. lie
master, $500. The insurance j. IN.
known. lIsif dozen other parties losl
an aggregate Of $4,000. This j. The sec
ond disastrous coufagration That has
sisiied Robinson within three years.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-04-18

JEnsKYviLtK, lit, April l2.-Ths
special election yesterday for a success.
sor TO Senator Bridges was very quiet
affair, the Republicans offering no oppo'
sltlon TO the Democratic candidate, X ,.
Davis, Of cauollton, who received 2ss
voses In this township.
cARnolLros, IiI4, April i2.-Ihe cleo
ton for State senator here yesterday
was yery quiet. Adyicss 40 far received
indicate the Republicans made no con
test The Democratic nominee, Robert
5. Davis, will probably be In Springfield
Monday or Tuesday.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-04-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

THE Farmers' Bank OF Norfolk, Va,
made an assignment on tho 9th.
IT Is thought In London that war with
Russia is inevitable.
THE Washington Monument was struck
by lightning three times on the 9th. No
damage.
The Oshkosh twis.) carriage works
were seized for debt on the 9th.
An Ohio association OF trotting horse
breeders was organized at Cleveland
TIE Russian Government Is giving or.
ders for gunboats to Swedish builders.
The New York wheat market was fever
Ish and excited on the 9th over the war
news.
EseLAsp, Il Is stated, viii send l2,ooo
relnforcemenls 10 the Afghan frontier at
once, and the first army reserves viii be
called out
Apyrcrs received at 81 Petersburg state
the Russians attacked the Afghans on
March ,oth, the battle resulting In loss
Of 200 10 the latter. The Russian loss re-
ported much lighter: but there Is not much
dependence 10 be placed In Russian dis
patches
Tnr bill requiring wages Of employees to
be paid In money, and not trade, passed
| the Illinois House Of Representative on
the 9th.
THE British Cabinet held q meeting on
the 9th TO discuss the war news from the
| Afghan country.
Tur imports at London during March
decreased fa,sS3,sas, compared with
March Of last year, and the exports de-
creased fi, I7a,5o3, compared with March
Of 1884
Mosr Of the owners OF collIeries In En-
viand and Wales have cancelled all ordss
for coal 10 be shipped 10 Russia, At the
risk Of being sued for breach OF Contract
THxnr is growing impression In Wash.
,nvtou that somebody outside the city Of
Ysx YORK win be appointed Collector OF
Customs for the port of New YORK. =.
Tur Treasury Department on the pts
..rrh ..ad toD 6a1 ounces Of silver for de
Ilysry at the New Orleans and fhiisae'-
Tur supreme Court Of Michigan has de-
slasd the law providing for anssmorlein
lii. q ba imperative aud unconstitution'
:, Th,. Law allowed the will % b pro
b.sed before the death Of ississor
Il p---rsrrsa, VA. vas visited hT
| heavy .no~-.,orn On sae isss. .,,.. .,...,
NJ. harrington. Ia, an Illicit disfii'
1 l.rv "a. ssized On the isth.
T.r English CONSERVATIVES rsaaea's
: u.,-,.,. rrniv 10 the Hfitish ulfimnfum
@-.,.-p -. r.putsd On ths losh !
hsvs eivss Rs~ia sv~n'y-fss< ~. - - .
rssall usneraI koHsF1H . -
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-04-18

Not mads % tearl" Well what Of that
No morf, VI lfst wore claws
Al cOmeH by adaptation, fool
No need uf finhl Cause
And IL W. use thu hands - Tear
Just ns thp n0@r 10 smell,
IRE many ages have gone ~
'lhey II 1u II very well