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The Osceola times., 1886-09-11
THE MEMPHIS APPEAL
FOR 1886.

The APPEAL enters upon It's fofiy-slxth year
ripe in the experiences Of the past ana iu.i Oh
hope for a future for the whole country, Dut
especially for this and the neighsoring States
that shall surpass the dreams OF the most san
gune OF the early settlers All the questions
growing out OF slavery, and which LEFT the Norm
and the South divided for nearly three genera
tons have been settled, and the States have
adjusted themselves to the new conditions In ii
spirit OF unity, peace and concord There are,
therefore. no Issues before the country that are
not common 20 all the people, and that are not
OF an economical and national character. There
are no questions before the National Legislature
that do not equally effect the intereste of all the
States al d that cannot be discussed from basls
of personal welfare by the citizens OF OF them.
For the future therefore. legislation, both ma
tional and state, Is TO be Of business char
acter and is Tor that reason to come nome
closer and closer to the individual cltlzen
Personal politics is, with the bosses, 10 ne
reegated to the psst, and civil service reform
is TO secure to the country honesty, efficiency
and industry In public places. The polltlcAl
outlook ) all that could be desired. President
Cleveland mas made an abiding impression up
on the country, and at the close of has admin :
istution will have reconciled even his political
opponents to a continuance OF Democratic as
| oendgnoy. There is nothing 10 hinder or re'afd
the progress VI the country, All the available
lands Of the Westtaken up, the south must for
maby years be the favored section for euter-
prisins immi grants, snd its coal and iroh helds
invite capitalists from the exhausted mineral
lands OF the North and W est, A rapid ana great
! increase of manufactures must follow, and this
will noceseItatea rapid incr ase ofrailrOads and
| u corresponding increase ofour lAbOiirg pOpu-
lation The Al PEAL, the pioneer in the our
nalistic field Of the southwest, always in SYM
| pathy with the people, will be found during the
vesr just born us full Of ofenterprise as in the past
Snd amin ated by only the desire TO keep the lead
and prompt its readers TO the Increasing advan
tages Of our soil and climate and geographical
situation. 10 accomplish this no expense will
! lao A4 -la m fa ma. a "A N nA
| libeal use Of the telegraph and TINS keep ou'
| leaders Informed Of the advance OF the wOI d
day by day rs fast as Developments In any de-
| partment OF human efOit are made public. We
| shall eudesver 10 to keep the APPEAL up 10 is
now hign standing as news paper and leader
| Of public opinion, sud so continue to deserve
| the so far unehaken confidence of Il cOnettuency
! that is strongest outside Of Tennessee, in Mis-
sissinbi Ark uu-as and AIabup,
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~; a. q. Rucker, "a; W. w. Ward
IL; Tom Phillips, 5.
Elected: Felts and Rucker.
SwAYNE TowNsmp.
| For Governor: Hughes, %; La
fayette Gregg, H.,
Secretary of State: Moore, 20
Millen, II.
Treasurer OF State; Woodruff, 25
Altheimer, IL.
Auditor of State: Miller, %
Russell, IL.
Attorney General: Jones, 25
Leach, IL.
Commissioner of State Lands
Cobbs, 20; Stone, IL.
Superintendent of Public Instruc.
ton: Thompson, %; Bowles, IL.
Associate Justice OF the Supreme
Court; Battle, 20; Scott, IL.
Judge of the End. Judicial Circuit,
Riddick, %.
Prosecuting Atty. 2nd judicial
circuit; Edrington, %; Berry, 10.
representative: II. I. Blythe, 22;
Bradford, II.
County Judge: Rozzcll, 26, Nc
Gee, 10.
CLERK of circuit court: McVeigh,
%; Carmack, IL.
Coroner: Lawrence, %; Jones, 10.
Sheriff; Hayes, %; Haskins, II.
County Treasurer; Liston, 22; A.
Goodrich, 13.
Assessor: Hill, q; Riggans, II.
Surveyor: Clay, 20; Barnett, 10.
Justices of the Peace: n. T.. SUIT
ton, l3; w. w. Ivey, 23; J. Lynch,
II; &. W. Waldo, 3.
Elected; Sutton and Ivey.
CLEAR LAKE TowNsulP.
For Governor: Hughes, AZ; La
tagette Gregg, 4.
Secretary of State: Moore, A.;
Millen, 4.
Treasurer of State; Woodruff, Il;
Altheimer, 4.
Auditor Of State: Miller, Al;
Russell, 1.
Attorney General: Jones, ~;
Leach, 4.
Commissioner of State Lands:-
cobbs, A.; Stone, 4.
Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton: Thompson, A.; Bowles, 4.
Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court: Battle, A., Scott, 4.
Judge 2nd. Judicial circuit: Rid
dick, 80.
Prosecuting Attorney end Judi
cial Circuit; Edrington, 80; Berry
/; Mack, 8.
Representative: H, 7. Blythe, A.;
Bradford, 4.
County Judge; Rozzell, 46; Nc
Gee, !.
Clerk circuit court: McVeigh, "a,
Carmack, Z.
Coroner; Lawrence, AZ; Jones, g.
Sheriff. Hayes, 36; Haskins, 10
County Treasurer: Liston, 43;
Goodrich, 7.
Assessor: Hill, 4G; Riggans, 4.
Surveyor: Clay, A; Barnett, B
Justices of the Peace; Jas. Jones
32; r. Archillion, 82; 5. G.. Bets
l3; G.. w. Clark, II.
Elected: Jones and Archillion.
REHABILITATION:
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

LAND OFFICE AT LITTLE Rot X. ARK.
Aug. 3, 1885
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice ui his intention ~
make final proof In salport Of his claim, aud
that said proof will be made before the County
Jadge Of Mississippi County, g. osc.ola Ark /,
on October aih., 1885. via; Young Il Holluwell,
II. + No. | 1850 Tor the n. W. 4, Of Section 36,
T I'm r. sE.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
his contiE uous residence upon, and cultivation
OF, said land, viz.
n. X. ) itimsn. Jr Golden Lake, Ark.
1hos. J Ashburn, - ''
" NJ. Higgins,
rnifor Nes.ck % :" 90
nv YEAkLE,
$40. Register.
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Lir ~ Rock, ARK , June q, 1873.

Lar ~ Rock, ARK June u, 1873.
Messrs W, II AKIN & co,
Evansville Ind.
For the ieneft ofall persons living in malarl.
al parte e. the country, take great pleasure in
recommending Or. Armistcad's AEue Tonic
having used the same myself aud iamil, and
receiV' q 20 much benefit from thc same, am
sirs, living witness TO Its merits aud can not
say too much IA lts favor.
Very respectfully,
A :. KING
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TUFTS Hair dye,

We will send the Osceola
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Arkansas Gazette, POSTPAID, TO any
address for One year for 1910.
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HITMmore money than NJ anything else hy
I'M IN taking an agency for the beet scllinl
Vll'boOk out. Beginners succeed grandly
None fail Terms free. lIALLETT Book co.
Portland Maine.
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A Grand Ratification Barbecue
will take place to day, at which all
the county are expected,
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erford and Bennett.
CnIcKAsAwBA TowNsuIP.
For Goyernor--S S. p. Hughes, 224
l.. Gregg, 26; Cunningham, /.
Secretary Of State Moore, PA
Milleu, 26; Bell, |.
Treasurer of State: Woodruff, 225
Altheimer, rs.
Attorney General: Jones, 225
Leach, 26.
Commissioner of State Lands: p
NJ. Cobbs, 225; Stone, 26.
Superintendent of PUBLIC Instruc
ton; Thompson, 225; Bowles, 2G.
Associate JUSTICE of the Supreme
Court; Battle, l25; o. ID. Scott, 26
Judge 2nd. Judicial Circuit: Rid.
dick, 222,
| Prosecuting Atty. 2nd Judicial
Circuit: Edrington, 1856, Berry, %,
Mack, II.
representative: Blythe, 22l; J,
III Bradford, y.
County Judge: Rozzell, 22l; Nc
Gee, 27.
Clerk Of Circuit Court: McYeigh,
202; Carmack, IS.
Coroner; Lawrence, 2lO; Jones,
"a.
Sheriff. Hayes. 1877; Haskins, AS.
County Treasurer, Liston, 2O4
Goo irich, y.
Assessor: Hill, 2l0; Riggans, 27;
Clay, /.
Surveyor; Clay, 2lS; Barnett, %;
Hill, |.
Justices of the Peace: ID. w.
Hicks, 80; c Goad, l9l; a j Kali,
56; Robert Yancy, II.
Elected: Hicks and Goad.
HICKMAN TOWNSHIP.
For Governor: S. p. Hughes, "a
Gregg, l3.
Secretary of State; Moore, 30;
Millep, II.
Treasurer of State: Woodruff, 20;
Altheimer, L.
Auditor Of State Miller, 30; Rus
sell, II.
Attorney Generals Janes, 30,
Leach, Il.
Commissioner of State Lands -
| Cobbs, 30: Stone, II.
Superintendent of Public lnstruc-
ton: Thompson, 30; Bowls, II.
Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court: Battle, 30; Scott, II.
Judge Of 2nd. Judicial Circuit.
Riddick, "a.
Prosecuting Atty. 2nd. Judicial
Circuit: Edrington, 20; Berry, Il;
MACK, 8.
Representative: Blythe, 20; Brad
ford, II.
County Judge: Rozzcll, 30; Nc
Gee, 10.
Clerk Circuit Court: McYeigh 20;
Carmack, 10.
Coroner: Lawrence, -; Jones IS.
Sheriff: Hayes, 2l; Haskins, 20
County Treasurer: I.iston, 22i
Goodrich, p.
Assessor: Hill, 30, Riggans, L.
surveyor: Clay, 81 Nancy, II.
Justices OF the Peace: E. NJ. Huff.
man, 23; T. II. Musgraves, %; Robt
Keith, u: G. ii. Randolph, 20.
Elected: Huffman and Musgraves
CARSON LAEl TOWNSHIP.
For Governor; S. p. Hughes, 30
Gregg, IS.
Secretary of State; Moore, 35
Millen, IS.
Treasurer Of State: Woodruff, 30
Altheimer, IS.
Auditor of State: Miller, 35
Russell, IS.
Attorney General; Jones, 30
Leach, iS.
Commissioner of State Lands
Cobbs, "a; Stone, Is.
Superintendent OF Pablo lnstruc
ton: Thompson, 30; Bowls, IS.
Associate Justice of the Suprem,
; Court; Battle, 35; Scott, Is.
Judge second Judicial Circuit
Riddick, 32,
Prosecuting Attorney Pad. judi
= cial Circuit: Edrington, 30; Berry
II; Mack, ..
Representative: No vote.
County Judge; Rozzell, %; Ne
Gee, 10.
/. Clerk Circuit Court; McVeigh
30; Carmack, Is.
Coroner: Lawrence, "a; Jones, :
. Sheriff: Hayes, 2G; Haskins, -
County Treasurer; Liston, 23
/, Goodrich, 27,
/. Assessor: Hill, 3G; Riggans, 16
| Surveyor; Clay, 30.
Justices of the PEACE: w. II. Hart
"a; Miles Bevils, q, Asberry Ellis
"a. Elected. Hart and Bevils.
j CANADIAN TOWNSHIP.
For Governor; Hughes, 3G; La
fayette Gregg, l3.
f; Secretary of State; Moore, 36
Millen, IL.
Treasurer of State: Woodruff, 80
Altheimer, Il.
I: Auditor Of State: Miller, SO
Russell, 13.
Attorney General: Jones, 36
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Terms Of subscription.

n nI n helds are scarce, hut those who write 10
h"I Stinson Co, Portland, Maine will receive
ErII IIfee, fun Information about work which
HIIIU they can do aud live at home, that will pay
" " AsO them from s. to t25 per day. Some have
earned over 81 Ia day Either young old Capital
not required You started free Those who
are absolutely VI snug little fortunes All new
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Prosecuting Attorney 2nd Judicial
Circuit: Edrington, SO.
Representative: Blythe, SO.
County Judge: Rozzell, 50.
Circuit Court Clerk; Mcyeigb, 90.
Coroner: Lawrence, 50.
Sheriff: Hayes, 81; lIaskius, 2.
County Treasurer: Liston, IS;
Goodrich, 1.
Assessor: Hill, SO.
Surveyor; Clay. 50.
Justices of the Peace: b. F. Boil
linger, 81; Z. Spain, 73; W. G. Pat
terson, 81. Elected, Patterson and
Spaine.
The Osceola times., 1886-09-11

Lake Ice always on hand, will be
delivered to the trade at u cents
per pound, and to Families, in small
quantities at 2 cents.
9-4-3m. j. VI. Hamilton.
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# believes in A rkausas and the New South,
and will always lead In bringing to the notice
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Secretary Of State: Moore, 8.
| Treasurer Of State: Woodruff,
| Auditor of state: Miller, ..
Attorney General: Jones, 8.
| Commissioner of State Lands
Cobbs, 8.
Superintendent Public Instruc
ton: Thompson, 8.
Associate Justice Supreme Court
Battle, 8.
Judge 2nd. Judicial Circuit: Rid
dick, $.
Prosecuting Attorney 2nd Jpdcia
Circuit. A. p. Mack, s.
Representative,
County Judge: Rozzell, 3.
Clerk Circnit Court: IL. r. Me
Weigh, a; Harry Carmack, ..
Coroner: Lawrence, !; Jones, s
Sheriff: Haskins, 8.
Treasurer; Goodrich, 8.
Assessor: Hill, 8.
Surveyor; Clay, s. T. II, Mus:
graves, |.
Justices of the Peace: B. F. Jack
son, s, w. +. Griffith, s,
PECAN PoINT TOWNSHIP.
For Governor: Hughes, 81; Gregg
l5l.
Secretary Of State: Moore 81,
Millcn, l5l.
Tteasurer of State: Woodruff, 50;
Altheimer, $50.
Auditor Of State: Miller, 81; Rus
sell 15l.
Attorney General; Jones, 53
Leach, $50.
Commissioner State Lands: Cobb
"a; Stone, l5l:
Superintendent Public Instruc:
ton: Thompson, 81; Bowls, l50.
Associate Justice Supreme Court
Battle, 53; Scott, l5l.
Judge Bud judicial Circuit: Rid
dick, 90.
Prosecuting Attorney 2nd Judicia
Circuit; Edring,on, II Berry, Ia
Mack, s.
Representative: Blythe, IS; Brad
ford. l52.
County judge; Rozzell, 80; Nc
Gee, l5O.
Clerk CIRCUIT Court. McNeigh, 3G
carmack, l67.
coroner, Lawrence, II: :Jones. Loo
Sheriff: Hayes, 53; lIaskins, l52
Treasurer; Llston, 30; Goodrich
1872.
Assessor: Hill, 40; Riggans, ~
Surveyor: clay, 53; Barnett, II
Justices of the Peace; c. o. Doug
las, -; David King, III; 7. A. Bar
ton, 81; J. Mccoy, 81; +. Nix, 69
Elected, Douglas and King.
Troy T9wSsnE
Eor Cover or: Hughes, 53; Gregg
l3t.
Secretary of State: Moore, 53
Millen, 1874.
Treasurer Of State: Woodruff, 53
Althelmer, l3i.
Auditor of State: Miller. 53; Rus
sell, l34.
Attorney General Jones, 53
Leach, l34.
Commissioner State lands. Cobb
53; Stone, l3i.
Superintendent Public lnstrpc
ton: Thompson, 53; Bowls, l3l.
Associate justice Supreme court
Battle, 53; Scott, l34.
nudge 2nd Jadicial circuit: Rid
dick, 20.
Prosecuting Attorney 2nd Iudlcia
circuit: Edrington, 20; Berry, ll5
Mack, 2.
Representative: Blythe, 81; Brad
ford, 12l.
County Judge: Roz2ell, Oo; Nc
Gee, llG.
Clerk Circuit Court: McNeigh, 4;
carmack, lib.
Coroner: Lawrence, 10; Jones, II
Sheriff: Hayes, 50; Haskins, ion
Treasurer: Liston, 66, Goodricl
I22.
Assessor: Hill, 20; Riggans, III
Surveyor; clay, u, Barnett, 81.
justices Of the Peace; II. NJ. Pop,
l45; l.. b. Fletcher, 80; 10 Hayei
7S; Vaughn, /. Elected, Pope an
Fletcher
SooTr TOWNSHIP.
For Governor: Hughes, 81.
Gregg, 1872.
Secretary of State: Moore, 81.
Millen, 1872.
Treasurer of State: Woodruff, 81.
Altheimer 1872.
Auditor of State: Miller, 2l2; Ru.
sell, 1872.
Attorney General: Jones, q.
Leach, l32.
Commissioner State Lands: cobb
2l2; Stone, 1872,
Superintendent Public InstruC
tion. Thompson, 2l2; Bowls, 1872.
/. Associate Justice supreme court
Battle, 2l2; Scott, 1872.
Judge 2nd judicial circuit: Rid
dick, 2l3, crittenden, 23; fl. NJ. Nc
Weigh, 23.
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MONDAY and Thursday at s ?. M.

A 0T1rT end 10 cents postage and We will
\ 1lH mail You free a royal, valuable
II Oll sample hpX of goods thi win put
loh III the way OF making more money At once.
thhn anything else 10 America. Both sexes ol
al ages eau live AZ home and work in spare
time, or ali the time. capital not required We
VIII start you Immense pay, sure. for those
Maine
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-22

crash Of our store-house, lower down.
| That was made Of wood and iron. The
water made a clean smash Of it and
washed off barrels Of -four. meat. coal,
powder-evefyihing in thinking
total wreck! How our tent hung on
there is marvellous. But. as soldier,
know. a stout canvas tent will outlivs
any house, in q gale. il strongly bound
| down.
well, gentlemen. when that second
wave went over. and We heard the
store-house 90. We were thoroughly
demoralized. We jumped to get out OF
the tent and. like h~alf-drowned rats.
were all for climbing up on the highest
| part of the rock. And il Mr.. Ballan.
tyne had not had 4 cool head and
steady nerves, not : man Of rs would
have lived to tell the tale: and it is safe
to say that no light would be shining
on old Tillamook tonight.
".IIold on, men, he shouted. Stop.
right where YOU are' And he jumped
in the way Of us when we tried 10 &c!
ont past him. Steady ste;nly! he
shouted. DO Is. l DO. Down and
hang on al the lines in the Iing-bo!ts.
FOR he knew that Outside Of IT, tent.
on the top Of The rock. no man could
stand o. live. but would be blown of.
or washed Of IN a moment
That saved IL. doing a. he badc rs.
We hung To the ring-bolts and kept III
the tent. Four or live more Of these
tiooi-wavcs broke over; but Inc tempest
decreased In violence after midnight,
and from that abatcd gradually for the
next twcnty-f0ur hours.
But il was q fortnight before ihc
cutter could cross Columbia Be- and
come down to Us: and meantime we
lad To live on the scanty supply of food
which. by Mr.. lhillantyne's prudent
orders. had been brought up in strong
boxes from the s,ore-hou.c tina, mora
ing and secured under a tarpauiin IN
the tent; we were ven obliged 10 melt
ice and snow for water.
.A' Astoria, the people had given Us
IL for lost. and . runior had spread
that rot 4 living man was left Oh the
rock.
Tee work of blasting was resumed
and went on till the thirtietii of Ma.
1880, when the site for the masoary
was cleared. During that time we had
blasted Off four thousand six hundred
and thirty cubic yards of rock.
during June. derricks and 4 land
ing-staGe for resolving the cut-stone
from Astoria were set up; and soon the
masons were busy. The cornerstone
WAS laid June -; and the lighthouse
was completed January 8. 1881, and on
the night Of January q. thirteen DAYS
later, the light flashed forth over the
black expanse Of the Pacific forthe first
time. In all. the work had occupied
five hundred and seventy-thrcc days
from the date of its commencement.
.'AltoGether, it is n noble piece os
work. and j: is one of the few things in
my life that l am proud Of having
helped do-to put that light on the top
Of that 3ea-washcd rock. But were
to live fifty years more. | should never
forget that night of January Z, 1880.
on old 1illamook. "-IOuth's Conipdn-
ION,
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-22
A Bankers Crafty Design.

Herr Hager. the wealthy German
banker. is the. most punctual Ian in
the world. and always carries 4 couple
of thermometers about with him.
Thanks TO this habit he is = frequent
victim to pickpockets. a not a week
passes without his losing one of his
watches. At first he had course to
al kinds Of safety chains; then n line
morning he took no precaution what
evsr, and qQ3sf1y allowed himself to be
robbed. A. hight On returning from
buniness, he 6ok up rhe evening paper.
Who - ut>eted IN exclamation of de-
lightsend u One started of to the
police 1kation. This Is what he had
read; x"To-day. about two p. m. .
violadeGPlosion took place in q house
in - street. oecupied BY Nj.
$50 vsalthy t1ksman. The
h1hds & - yicti1 - Mastered and
the leeteye gsaDe" The euahy banker
had filled tAe u1tehcase uDGkoynamite.
which sxplodsa du1MrH operation
Of Winding ne no moro
son 9 Hau -.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-22
RAILROADS.
Their Rather Primitive Equipments and
Depot Facilities.

Some remarks not complimentary
have been made in regard To railroad
travelling in Spain. The roads are as
yet but a few years old. and they CORE
spord III their primitive means n APP
pliances to the rude manners of the
common people. To begin with. they
are very slow. You consume Il day in
going a short distance that might
easily tie accomplished III a few hours.
In hardly any portion Of the peninsula
are there more than two daily trains.
one of these carrymg only second-cla>s
passengers, and ;S comparatively few
persons travel tirst-cia>s they mus
90 by that particular train or wait
t~wenty-fOur hours. Stop-over ticscts
are never allowed. nor Is a passenger
| " givcI Il ticket to any particular
| point unless the train makes ali the
through connections. He may bc will
ing to wait 4. some junction a few
hours till the ncXt train leaves, but 20
sucl, infraction of the rules is permitted.
He must either 20 back to his hotel. il
he has come TO the station with the
idea that he could leave AT that hour.
or take his ticket by some roundabout
route that he has no desire to follow.
Spanish ticket agents are uncOmmonIy
SLOW and stupid. Three trains may be
about to leave One after the other for
diiicren. points. You may wish To 20
by the second or third. and having
coiac 10 the statiouAyou take yourplacc
IN Lae 10 buy your ticket. Ii Is Use.
less. The tickets are only being sold
for the first train. and that must be
dispatched before IN can be sold for
TIE second. So YOU leave the line and
wait. and are fortunate if you are able
III get your ticket and take Your place
before every available seat has been o,-
copied. Even in cities Of some Size
tickct-O!iceS are mean and poky places,
often IN n corner Of the baggage
room. Station-hOuses are always dirty.
n agents and tickct-takcrs are often
uncican and take your ticket with fin
gers contact with which seems unde-
sirablc. Fir>t-class coaches are about
as good as the sccond-class in France
and Italy. while the second-class are no
more comfortable than those OF the
;hird-class in those countries. Cars of all
grades in France are cushioned and
warmed i'm winter. not s. comfortably
rs in America. but with clIaufcrcttes.
which are heated and placed in the
ears nj certain stations. Ii is as cold
or colder in ali the central and northern
parts OF Spsin. bat no such comfort
able devices Scm To have been thought
of. But Your opportunities for seeing
ali classes are good-ihe chattering
Andalusian. the gayly-cos.umed Cata-
~lonian, the coarse Castiiian and the
vo!uble female traveller. - Cor. S"v
Francisco Chrontcie.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-22
THEIR GOLDEN WEDDING.

With heart to bear and brain TO win,
what matter fortune tarr4ed1
Faith, hope and o are strong IN youth
And 40 they married.
Nor did thew once regret the step.
Despite Of care and troubles:
And that ere long youths gfided hopes
Proved rainbow bubbles.
For still they loved. and love he's faith
To pilot toughest weather:
And 80 they brHved the sea OF LIE
And rowed together.
And By and by the sun broke forth,
showing them peaceful haven,
In which to rest and seek b jo5O
They long had craven
And 90, although = ~checkered Spring,
Summer gaye goodIy measure.
While Autumn falling did but bring
stu richer treasure.
And when the frOsts OF Winter came.
Their locks with silver threading,
They called their dear ones round to keep
Their golden wedding.
Nut on the morning Of that day
Wien randchildr rem came pcepinR
To bid them hasten To the feast
10! both were Sleeping.
God loved n pitied them, and so
heir wave worn bark H.. tiied:
. That they in death as they I'm life.
We're not divided.
-Ar0osu.