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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-30
1UnLINGTov ROUTE,
overland Excnrsiop. .

Passengers joining these parties are in the
hends Of Z responsible railway company, no,
an "excurEi0n agency" its employees are its
Representatives. and accustomed to serving the
D1tss.-rrGns leave Los Angeles on Thurs
Days and San Francisco on Fridays, meeting At
sacramento Friday afternoon. Dates are as fol
lows: From Los Angeles May 10th, 24th
June Tths 21n: July 9th, 18th: and day fol
lowing from San Francisco. Sacramento, Tu-
iare, Fresno, Merced. Lsthrop, San Jose,
stockton, Davis, Marysville, Colfax and Reno.
FirsS elass these excursions undoubtedly are
In every respect, as no objectionable people are
received, and each party is in charge of Bur
unaton sgents through to Chicago.
Free sleeping cars, properly provided with
curtains. mattresses, blankets, etc. No extra
chafx8 for this. or any other service.
Rates. $500 Is the price OF n ticket from
Los Aneeles, San Francisco and most California
stations to any Missouri river point and only
klixhfIy more to points further east.
scenery by daylight II @ great feature, as
these excursions will stop twenty -four hours in
salt Lake. and 60 by daylight through the
R,xrk Cxliou OF the Guunison across the Con
tincnt4i nivide. through the famous Marshall
fkts thence down the valley of the Arkansaw
through the Grand CaEon OF the Royl Gorge.
futther pertfcu1ars arc contained In Burling-
1ou fosfe excursion folder. TO be had az any
fickct cfficts OF the Southern Pacific and other
r.ilssys. and sf Burlington route offices be-
". D. ssnborn, General Agent, 80 Montrom-
cry strsef. San FrHncisco. Cal. J. B. Quisley,
Freight and Passenger agent 1l2 North Spring
street. tos Anreles Cal
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-30

non1. ImpQzency and Lost Nanhcod ncrmnpQI<
II onrcd. The SICK aud afflicted Should o1< 31/
- u|il up0r aim The uoctcr n<s if4>tit4 81
~ ~ N1rore' en< 1nspec1eI ts<ro4N1
HOMn. Al com n unfc4fiorn -<rlc<ix cto4acr1
EI1l An U111n nnruofed ~ r<1lA tu<cIcr<< q
Send ten dollars for a package % M41ittrfl
Call or write. Address DIX. y. 4. ufHD4E 1u&
1857, 6au FrauciHco. Cal
Mention los Angeles HEnALo. OILY
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MEMORIAL DAY.
Exercises at the Pavilion this
) Afternoon.
eAHADH 10 THE PAVILION.
Decoration of the Graves-Bicycle
Races at Agricultural
Park.

To-day lea general holiday throughout the
conntfg. aud as such It will be observed in this
city. Tac courts. hasiks and business houses
viii remain clcesd "a day. and but few Of the
-et<ii stores win open. and shesc Sniy for a
part o. ne day. As carly a. ? o'clock this
morales the members q tho different o. A. X.
Post aud Relief Corps viii assemble in their
hnl'1. and sitter nfr1nefns the Sewers VIII pro
eeed 10 fhc cemciofi1s. where services win be
held and he 1oucrs zfrewed on the graves Of
thn<a who died IN the service. In Ever
green Cemetery thefs arc dxty-threc graves;
IN Aos.aa|o. tss ouci n Fort Rim. fourteen
Hni In th1 Ca,1o|ie ramutciy, tcTen. All cay
long yes'l totT M liale. 81 the Relief Corps
Ie .r r..t,ut r.,-'r an1 ~ l1.''a si.sik
flir d-r<r.ed s1ltitfs aad lhIs lhpfhirs efriy
they Will b. on hand o. ceririets thcir work.
iho.c who htfe dow = y s..tfs go requc.ten
O'Clock tha nlonirs. me mcuee,f of fohn
A. Logan Pos. VIII meet AZ q. 4. x. Han Al .
O'Clock and snafCt 70 Sac ciit Ccl1cltsy
sion win form on Maiu a,fel. near fifsi and
at half nnst Que 0cIutk II Nn mote
The line OF march viii De % ipileE-; ~ Nain
e sss selna o 'ds domn rsss spns 3 S asin iii nf e
Joined BY the peyeInl Relief CoIfs and tttnct
up Fifth street to the fnylilo1. vhrft y I'll -
dismissed. The procession viii ms-ch IN me
Fiatoot of mounted police, nrir, Gen Nnl<sn
A. Miles and staff, 9TH iiiit, bard, battalion IN
inff.. n, G. G., Major W. Il. II. Russell command
ing: Frank Bsrflett Post No. g., Stanton Post SO
55, Gelcich Post No. 1O6, John A. Logan fosf
No. l39. Camp, Sons Of Veterans; city band,
carriage containing President q tne Day yfseor
and Chaplain; officers of the Soioiers Home.
Acxicen Veterans, Foreign Consuiatse, U. ;.
officials. citizens IN carriages.
~ the fasiiioa the services will be a. foi'
1. Muacby the orchestra, Ernani
. Intfotuctory remarks by the President OF
Prayer BY the chaplain. Rev. VIII A.
4 lsslsciion--"Rss,s spirit. Rest., Orchestra
.. Uration. Comradc w. r. Wade. tti VI
.. Cnorus-''Tbc kgcning neils are Calling"
z. Poem, Comradc l. ~ NoxGtr.
Orchestra. -
9. National Hlmn--My coantsy IT'S Of
Thee" BY the audlerce
Owing to illness Bri<sdier-usrsral >. r.
Mathews will not be able 10 participate IN the
parade
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-30
Los Angeles. Cal, April 3. ). isss. HS " ass,

NOTICE or PosTPosxMEST.--The date upon
which the above assessments ~ payable and de-
linquent is hereby extended. The assessment
TO be payable on or before the 9th day Of June,
1888 Amy stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpsid on the 9th day of June
sale at public auction, and unless payment ID
made before win be sold on the 3Oth day OF
June. 1883, 20 pay the delinquent assessment
pcnses Of sale. By order o. the Directors
W. R. BLACKMAN Sccrseary.
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l. ifornia. County 81 Los A 1Rsieat -
In the matter Of the Estnte Of CLARK Beach,
deceased Notice for publication - tms tor
proving win. etc.
Notice is hereby given that Monday, the 25th
day Of June. r086. at 10 o'efock a. y. Of said
day, 1t the oourtr0cm Of this crurk Depart
ment Two thereof, I'm the Jones' Block CITY Of
Los Angeles and state Of California. finu ljcen
appointed as the time aud place for hearing the
amended app]icztion Of Elixdbeth Beach on4
Sidney L. Bssch, praying that documens n0w
ON Ale in this Cssnt purpertin< ~ BE- the lsst
will aud TeSramcBt Of the said deceased, BE- ad-
fnitted to probate and that letters 1rstamcutary
t;,a ~ VA ass y, ', ,,sc,s ~
may appear and contest the same.
Dated Nay 20, 1888.
myao-1os BsE Z. Lowry. E bspss5. S
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ssRssMENT NOTCH

Csl. Hotfce u hereby given that - mees{ng d
the Directors, held on the 4th day Of Hay. 1889.
an arssNmsnt ef0ne dollar per share was leyisd
payable on the 3oth day Of June, 1893, to W. r.
BlHckmen, Secretary OF the corporation, - the
Office Of the company, rooms Is and ~ No. I17
New High 49,, In the City Of los Angs1es, Call
fornia. Amy stock upon which this assonemdne
shall remain unpsid on the seth day Of juno,
1883, VIII be delinquent aud adverttDcd for
sale at public snction,. aud rnlcss paymens is
made before, viii be sold ON The 21a day Of
July, 1888, to pay the delinquent assessment,
together with the cosu Of advertiaing and ex-
pensss of nA1o. l-I7' - f
W. h BLxcKMAN, ssersMry.
Rooms 10 and IL. No, III New High q, Los
Angelos, Cal ny0-6
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&: -. q, !. Wy II ssahsIss H t:s; II n
q o1e.!s q ~ eusui1( year, and for re m
brcoGht before the meeting, viii be held at the
In this city, on Tuesday, the 9th day OF June,
1855 a. 10 O'Clock 4. =. WILLIAM !: PkATf'
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s..!,! sIATn o1 2 gMaLgoaHIs.f M ~ Z

COUNTY o. Los ANGELRs,
on this 2eth 6xy Of April, one thousand eishs
hundred aud eghty-ciKhG bufore M, Gharlen
Worth. Notary Public. in aud for said Los
Angeles county. residing therein, duly cOm-
Joseph Mutually and z. @, Ticc. known 10 ne
to be the persons descrihed In, aud whose
names are subscribed to the Within instru-
me that they executed the same.
IN witness whereof, have herennto pet ny
i; official seal, at ny office. In the city
.snkR. and cuunty Cf Los AnUsiee, ~ day
:.....,. and year drst above written
CHARLES WORTH, Notary rabfic
Filed April 80, 1854
CHAa H DUNSx00R, Clerk
BY r. B. TANNING, Deputy m1-su5t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-30
Qraln Narnesa.

DOMESTIC
sAr FRANCISCO. Mar 20 wh<af = stssay.
| BUYER '6S, II 4Sl< per ccutaf
Iarley5Buyer season. 7se.; sry~ 'ss. see.
scsSa.whits. sS, si.Sosi.Ss per csas.'' ,slisw.
pHicAso, May 29.-wheat : Firmer.. Cash.
Sc rer bushei; June SIC; JaF. slsr
Qais-xssy. cazh, s7c. per bushel: June.
'l nssatishsi iisi 4 40 z5e per busnel a..
Dsisy -e18g9,ze per busheI
rokxfas EUN.
Idvfnrool. Ns1 sg.--whesf- Holders
oaE tsss!y. az calssss9ts 49, Ia. o.; red ws:ssrn
ts 20. t<r Cental
corn-oplI Dsnsnd poor. New mixed
lave sssea mnvkes.
Catckoo, nxy 2s.-csfue- aecslpes. 5000
issssS's isssss q s.'s. sS ssss sss
s!ssssss ss'is Sssr5. ~ y; -
I sssss Z ;sssslEs. z.eoo; ss. Isss.ae =
Wssi MaskW
NEW YoEx, Nay 29.--Woof euees1 veuk-
Rc.:stis aeziss nssess' 2oesor' psi'sds ssosG
PnILADsLrHIA. MY ss.-wooi ssp sn6
SosToS. May 20 wool in nodersss As~sp6
Ohio and Pennsylvants extfs hscee<, 29r. I:
Xxx. 2993Oc; AichiEsn extra. 2el431ef fyrf
'tory, Tex@ and California 1t61os; cher
=.
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* s ii IA! "a. I 4 & 4 u. 'sss I ! ~ U
roindsxtsr yiekeEs subd of s> q sk1{ ena 2!
s4 9f NJ Of sx'z SEQ 49, 7 : = : ~ ~
iISS nSsS,n su psuneh d v Kinnsy--Len I 10
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4 ssEssMENr sorIcx

Los Angeles Paper Company, Los Angeles,
Cal.-Notice is hereby given that meeting Of
the Dierectors, held on the "a day Of april,
1888, an assessment of $40 per share was
levied upon the capital stock oi this corporation
70 w. R. Blackman, Secretary Of the corpora
ton, at his rooms 16 and II, University Bank
Block, No. 1T New High street, City Of Los
scssment shall remain unpaid on the 10Th day
OF May, 1888, will be- delinquent and adver.
tised for sale at public auction; and, unlesI
payment Is made before, viii be sold on the
assessment together with costs Of Advertising
and expenses OF sale.
w. R. BLACKMAN, Secretary.
lit New High otroo&
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IoTIoE nd oREDIToRs.

eutste OF John Noel, deceased. -Totice ii
hereby efvcr By the undersigned. administrator
Of the eatare Of Joh.i Noel, deceased, TO the
uredifoI1 Of and all pcrsDns having claims
Sasinnf the daid deceascd,s exhibit the same,
With tie necessary 7oacherP, within four
mostho aitcf yhe iIxst publication oi this no.
6osines9. 10. 50 North Hatn street, in the city
II Ix6 AM1119x ia ~ &ouu>Y Of Lod AnHele6-
u q 81 e q 4 ~ z sIlS
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Department No. s--Gardiner, :.

Estate OF Philip Mfoser settlement oi account
aud cistribufion-Taken under adyisemcnt
hstate Of NJ Hnson--Ietters OF adminigtra-
ton granted; bond ~, 200.
Estate OF ". ~ Nekehan-I Letters OF admin
istrdfiun grauted: bond $4,000
Eittlo OF J0hn Schaiier, ondmation OF sale
OF rtalry--rassed until May 3lst
Estate OF Hugh McAahon, final distribution
0tanfcd and distribution ordered.
Estate OF Luigi Luchctti, settlement OF final
rergunt- Family allowance Of $425,9J; Attor-
ne{..s fccf g. follows; John Roberts. 500; n.
v. Howard. f2t.
fropie v. kocnci-sentencc postponed I'll
Thursday. May 3lst.
ksfstr q Ferdinand Luehring-Order setting
aside pefsonal property, aud family allowances
oftf9 ~ month ma11 from death OF deceoent.
=. = rtai q al vk>rieorge q. Gard ct al
Judgement ~ favor ot n1s>utlf a. prayed for.
A-l.n CONN., am Li.Llrs,o nfactleo.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Don't forget Wcndling's "Stonewall
Jackson" Tonight, First Baptist Church.
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A 0eod cnmnec.

The sis>rtion Of the readers Of the HERALD is
called fnfs morning 10 tho special advertise
men. Of Charles charnock. II Court street, of
lots In the soto tract. Boyle Hcisnts This is a
rare ehsree sad worth lookins after. IL Court
Eexe<f
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10 THE UNFORIUNArI
DR.. GibHon1
DEsPENsAB2;
ssa Kearny 500

Corner OF Cosnrr<rul|
san Eraneisco, &,i, ]
|,hbllsliet in 1854.
|rcnfmento OF SEXUAL E
'Semlnal Disehsess ~
'As HoisAAsrhe,< G;
,Sfxicturt. synhl;is}sl2l
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msne ne sasstsnc.

By dispetling the ympsomsso often mIstak en-
for conSumpticn- Santa ABfE has brought
glAdnees 70 many hcuschold. ~ It's prompf
ase foF breAkins up the cold that TOO often De
ve10ps into that fata1 disease. thousands can be
saved from an untfmeiy grave You nske no
mfatake By keeping q bottle Of this pleasant
remedy IN your house. CALIFORNIA CAT X.
CURE Il equally effective IN ersdseafinr AL
Sraoo5 Of Nlsal Catafrh. Both Of these wonder
hi California remedies are sold and warrants Z
u o. q. Hance. ~ and 10 NORTH spring street,
81 4 package, 8 for 81. so.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-30

40 only exclnM.a ,.b IA.
house IL tho DIT sorner Snylsr
numerical streets. w.
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CERTIFICATE OF rARrNERsHrr.

State Of California, city sad county of Los
certify that we sfe psVtnsrs, trantaeting husf-
meas Ia the city Of Los AnueleA state Of Call.
fornis. under the trm name and style Of the
1,iii az the mem6srr al nsjd usrfn1S6fn ~
Joseph Mulially and 3. @. Tie7, and that TIE
places Of our respective residenccs are set op-
poste our respective names herssnto sub
joJErH xuLkALLy. Los knssiss csg,
n q. qycs. Iss Ansssss csy, cs,iicssis
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-30
WALTEN 5. MELiCk
yycuArgr cKvfxw.


Nsw York, May 29.-The stock market was
dull to-day except in the first tour and uninter-
cstine, but generally strong. though ir the tirst
hour there we're komo violent aud Wild fuetua-
tions. The result OF the dsys trading is 20 lesve
most OF the list materially higher than last
evening. The feeling on the street was very
much more bulllsh than yestarday and some of
the professionals were working for further
rally, Of which London was the buyer, and the
bears were inclined to resist advances. the geu-
ernl tone was firm. however. and the market
dull but about steady at figures.
Governments bonds were duh but steady.
Petroleum dull Consolidated exchange open
Ing. $3.50; highest. See; lowest. s515c: closing.
65sze. Stock exchange opening, S5s6c: highest,
So &c. lowest 855zc closing, 6556c. Sales. $685.
600 barrels. lass
MONEY QUOTATIONS..
NEW York, May 29.-Monsy on call easy st
II per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 4t96.
Sterling exchange W. s65z for sixty dsy bills;
$fS63< for demand.
Bar silver. 017sc.
Ban FRANCISCO, May 29. Silver bars. 01lS1
e2c. per OF.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-30
Department No. s.-o,meivcncy, y.

In 70 contempt Of w. r. Parkin-Arsumen
rolip1nsd IN June lHt, 81 . A. y.
r. ,. q ". l. c0Nen ". Los Angelica Gable
Railway Corutery--cuntiuued for the session,
Love ". klanr-Jndxnent in favor Of de-
feninnf
VIM. spencer VI. D. cripssnd N. Preh- Find
ings and jndEqeuts or Tered for pialuuI
u. Decker, administrator. w. q. J. Forfestnl et
al. Ten days b plaintir efer 4sy 30th ~
which to fle exceptions 10 motion for nee
trial.
Francis Field Reedy. = subject Of Great Bri-
tain admitted 70 citiTcnshlp. .
Ruiz ". duiol-nos;on Toe receiver denied;
plaintiff excepts.
NJ. Land vg. .Workmsn--Domurrcr surtslnsd:
10 days given 10 amend.
Bigeiow VS.. Los Angeles CityxEsifencc all In
and cause submitted on briefs; Testimony 70 ~
written out by the Court reporters At the Joint
fxpense OF both parties; 10 days granted plain
tif after notes are written out. 10 Gle points;
10 days 20 defendant to reply.
Mary J. Newcomer VS.. Edward Ecucumer-
Decree Of divorce granted, with privilctp Of re-
fuming her maiden name, Mary ]. Hunter.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-30

To the vast multitude of sufferers from fever
eRd sgse, eoashx, colds, conEestions headache.
bfftonsnes<. and al other Ills iucident 20 the
csimnts of the Pacific slope, we say, cheer up
ueek viii see great change wrought In you
f1p ske better. n you win follow our advice aud
take fresss Hamburg Tea according to difee-
ffous
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-30
Vwcwrefor YneJf,

WHY WILL you cough when shfIoh's Cure
VII give Immedistc relief Price 10 ots, 90
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Thr frnnnrra nnnd.

The HERALD this morning presents. ss II has
done for many years past. = liza Of thoss IN
whosc6ionor the services Of to-day viii bo held
in In Anseies, together with the cemeteries In
whif they are inferred:
RosEDALx CEMETERY.
Isaac w. Reed, Thlrty-scventh Illinois In
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-30
FlNANCE AND TRADE.
Financial.

Financial.
2oS wRsr Ffzsr STREET. Los ASoELEss
May 20, 1883.
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:|sss e. I'sEs:::; 'E.ss ::;,: !, I,
ID xIIz joAnsoll.

y Lila JoHuHo1f, J
4 aq W. Lugo and
soa Kilsor aud Lucy
Ms Moy. J. W.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-30
Departments No. 4-Hutien, >.

Conanf Va MISUNDERSTANDING allowed to
hle second amended complaint
HurIcftn vs. Dearborre-five days allowed
defendants 20 plead.
Brown ~ Pasadena Land and Water Co.,
Passed for session by mutual consent.
knxhfh " Aickey-ccntinued until June q.
Pierre Hnniague, native Of France, admitted
to eisizcnship.
clsrk " CITY Of Observation-Disclosures con-
fiuuef 10 lune n.
Hobeneh va Bsll-Dsn.nsr continued to
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-19
An Anglers Song.

The Daylight approaches; oh, come WITH ne,
comet
In vet woods the partridge is beating his
drum,
White wreathings Of vapor ascending from
where
The lake like a mirror lies placid and fair.
Away with all sorrow,
a truce with all care,
Rise up and follow the sun, and we'll feel
The thrill of the rod and the pulse of the
reelI
The scent of the clover is deep on the
breeze,
The sunlight is red in the tops Of the trees,
The young day awakens, a blush of surprise
On her face and the tears of dew in her eyes
Come out on the mountain side, over the
crest,
To the lake where boat like stecd in un-
rest,
Lies rocking and chatting as though 1t could
feel
The life of the morning from bow unto keel.
The sun IS raising; oh, come, come awayl
Where the cedar5 are heavy and waters are
grayl
The screams of a fsh-hawk sound family
from where
The lilies are raising gold caps to the air.
Away with all sorrow,
4 truce with all care;
With hGnd-net and basket, oh, follow and
feel
The thrill Of the rod and the pulse of the
reel
-LWildwoods Magazine.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-19
Skin-Erafting.

Where the skin has been destroyed by
burns or other injuries it may be re-
newed by tran5planting small pieces of
living skin from other parts or even
from the lower animals. DR.. Rodard
Of Paris has thus successfully treated
severe burn Of the scalp in q child two
years of age. The wound measured
three inches by two and a half, over
which area the skin was entirely de-
stroyed. lie first tried gratis of frogs
skin, but as these proved repulaive to
the patient he took the skin from be-
meath the wing of chicken and in two
months tho wound was completely
skinned over. The doctor noglects
state whether any feathers have yet
sprouted on the child's head, but unless
a natural law is suspended in this case,
such is sure to be the result. What
vista is here opened upI The woman of
tho future will discard bonnets, since
simple process of skin grating will
crest her like a cockatoo or adorn her
head with a natural growth of the most
brilliant plumagc of the tropics. But
how about her appearance when she is
moulting?- Chicago News.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-19
HUMOROUS.

Bank examiners---Burglars-
Light head ed Tho locomotive.
A serious case--A doctor without
one.
A sea captain Is usually the mainstay
Of his family.
A mulo is not necessarily an artist
because he can draw.
Ali men are born free and equal, &C
cording to law; but all of them do not
stay that way.
= wedding ceremony shouldn't pass
off too smoothly. For instance, there
should be a hitch of some kind
The midnight serenaders come
His ballad wild to tame,
And though old boots around him hum
He'll guitar just the same.
Old gentleman (to convicG-"What is
the most Objectionable feature you find
in prison life, my dear friend" Con
vict-"W isitors
"Papa, what is @ bendor2" ga
Sender, why, it's what men get On
sometimes" "Docs it bend 'om whom
they get on it2" eyes, it bends them,
and if they stay on too long they will
get all broke up"
Stranger (to Indiana farmeD-'Tt's q
great pity that the crops in this section
have been so badly damaged by rain"
Indiana farmer (taking a sun-bath)-
'Wall, yaas, mister, but it saves a
sight o work harvestin'."
Dear me-" said the little Boston
boy, after intellectual suasion had
failed, and they had spanked him for
the first time; eff had had the slight
est suspicion that the resultant sensa-
ton was SO poignant, I should never
have invited the experiment"
Wife (who has the foreign Language
"spasm'D-' John, do you know I'm get
ting on splendidly with my French2 I
am really beginning to think in the
language Husband Interested in his
papeD-'Ts that so2 Let me hear you
think little while in French"
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-19
knowing Turkeys.

last summer Mrs. James Mcconnell,
Of Cadiz, O., had a brood of fine young
turkeys caught ia a hail storm, by which
several of them had each leg broken.
The grass being high near the house
she could only find one of the unfortu-
mates, which she picked up carefully,
and with splint2rs placed on each side
Of the fracture bound up the broken
part. A day or two passed, and shs
had forgotten the incident, when whsn
was her astonishment one afternoon 4
see approaching her in tho yard the OH
turkey with her broOd-ti a@-sith bra
ken legs. These, under " kssG ershi J
of the one she had operates aaen, cam ,
chirping up to her and woG&a not leav 4
until she had bound each ossss fracture
lpu
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-19

One OF the commoncst of illusions is
TO imagine that the present hour is not
the critical decisive hour. Write it on
your heart that every day is the best day
in the year.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-19
PRICE $2,75O.
FARM NO. 8.

Two hundred acres, two miles from
Scotland Neck. Eighty acres Fresh
Land. Good Dwelling, some out-housee
and orchard, and good water.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-19
Ear Trumpet for az @.

A farmer near Chcbanse, H., having
an OK that did not obey oIdsrs eonclud-
cd that the animal was deaf and bought
an ear trumpet, which worked with
great success. The animal had lost is
appetite, but with its return OF hearing
ate heartily. The ear-trumpet is faa-
tened in place IL wires around one Ct
the horns. Chicago Times
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-19
PRICE $4,000.
FARM NO. 9.

Two hundred ana scvonty-fvo acres,
two and ono-half miles from Scotland
Neck. One hundred and twenty-five
acres In cultivation. Good Dwelling
House and good water.
ppTNE 60 HEN
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-19
SCOTLAND NECK NC. THURSDAY JULY 49, 1885,
Poets who ONLY Read ans Listened.

Poets who Only Read ane Listened
When evenings shadowy inge.s fold
The flowers Of every hue,
Some shy, ha1f-opened bud viii hold
It's drop OF morning dew.
Sweetar with every sunlit hour
The trembling sphere has grown,
Till at the fragrance Of the flower
Becomes at last its own.
We that have sung perchanoe may fud
Our little need Of praias,
And round our palIid temples bind
The wreath Of fading bayA
All, poet, who has never spent
Thy breath in idle strains,
For thee the dewdrop morning lent
still in thy heart remains
Unwasted in its parfumel cell
1t waits the evening gales
Then to the azure whence it fell
Its lingering sweets exhala
--LOliver Wendell Holmes.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-19
FARM no. l.

Four hundred acres, two and one-half
miles from the beautiful town of Scot
land Neck. About two hundred acres
in cultivation. One good Dwelling
House, one good Gin House, and other
out houses. Good orchard and good
water. Location desirable.