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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02

HENRY BERGiI.-Among the men at
thIs century Who will be noted ~ pub
lie benefactor, with Others whose men,
ory L. already canonls~i for their hu-
msnIty aud the relief of suffering, is
Henry Bergh. The suffering inflicted
upon The most faithful brute servants OF
men, who are at once dumb and helpless,
IA enormous aud universal and constant.
Yet Il seemed practically 10 be unob-
served. and when Bergh began hls mis-
,Iou for relief he found himself rtdiculesi,
dI-crriItssi, and often stubbornly oppos-
ed. Hut his ezrnest and quiet ndelity
has awakened public attention, - that
within the range Of BerEh's work the
man Who publicly sbuses his horse "
now aware that at any moment he NAV
be auihoritatlvely RESTRAINED, and that
consciousness alone has saved Immense
suffering. Hut the human relation "a
domestic animals and the animals thai
serve us Il still barbarous. No man can
s~e what treatment noble horre, strain
Ing and struggling To do his best, onen
receives from his owner. without winc'
Inx st ths fate that abandcus % fiue
creature 90 % igpoble and cruel . tor
mentor. Thc animals viii never know
their beuefactor. but the American l!si
Of WORTHLESS d Incomplete In which th1
name Of fiIenry Besgh y not "writ large
--Harpes's Magazine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02
our cRooS

The crop report of the Department of
| Agriculture for the month of July is
highly discoursging. The reduction In
the condition q, y. ainds of cereals from
the Let of July to the lat of August IL
frum o5.l to .J.5 In corn; from vtJ la
sj.3 In spring wheat; from SIS tn .ol
In oats: from sJ.j to SIS In barley.
Condition of buckwhest is W1, and
of spring rye sG.s. Condition of Irish
potstocs I. rc,iuccd from ~; to "a.
The dry weather With hot blasts from
t:Ic southwest appear to have been the
disastrous agents In the West and
Southwest. The best show ls In Mime
sofa aud the Dskotss, while Wisconsin
suffers but little. Illinois. Ohio ani In
diana have suffered more In the northern
than Ia the southern portions. The av-
eragr condition of spring wheat is re-
ported at 80 Ia Wisconsin, 40 In Mime
sofa, =. Ia lows, - Ia Nebraska, aud -
in the Dakotss. III. decline of twenty
point. fifth-ln the corn crop !. a
.erIou. one, and II IL little wonder that
there has heen rice In prisrs aud an
excited market. The oat crop has suffer
ed q good deal from rust. The decline
In the condition ~ the rye crop has been
n I.olnts Ia Wisconsin, where n good
deal ~ rye I. rai.ei. The cotton crop
promise. to be fair one. The potato
crop I. the poorest ever rcconicd by the
Department ar Bureau, the nearest being
that of lss., when the condition was
SOS on the l., cf August AMI the hnai
average Yield s. bushels per acre. ken-
tucky r-turn. only -, falling on of u
poluis during the month ~ July; Ohio,
VI, lo.. Of - points; Illinois, -,
lo.. of ~ points; Missouri, ~, q lo.s of
2? points; lows, IS, n loss of ~ points;
Kansas, IS, a lo.. of ~ points; and Ne
braska. ~. a lo.. of - paints. The gen
csil average for th. whole country is
"a, itj point. lower than In July. On
the whole. New Englani may congratu.
lat. herself on being ne highly favored
=. any section csc-p, Minnesota and the
bskotas.
India r-por. the smallest acreage
ani the smallest crop of wheat for years,
10. Yield bcing rs. s.JiI,oco bushels.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02

WHTREAs Fuiiy y. ksni-sa sn.i Dob l..
ksai..sn. thsn ~ t,snn.srN ~ - e.a-,,
ls-l ~ th.iT mor,. az des.i ~ thst dsie. daly
sKsrut.i - -,.r.,,ls-i In Oxfert West utstrtet
Essi-try - ns-i., R..sk a fa<s - convey IN
neFtgase D. Cs.sias W. ftks theif 'hen na n.,ss
st-ad farm snd Luihiinxs thsre"a. eo~apftsln< I
al-sut an. -. ~ ant saf bsinx ths ss-tsriy
ksif 4 "a nas.ls,..l ary eve IN is~nsnsrk sfere
at. AIT xhsre.. All ftAs tnrresnsrssr'
a--'fns.i AT trsasferrt -..i e..exHr -.
a..iFa~i AL tr.a.f.r,-i a. tbs ssb>rrit<r. ..
.ul fails spp~<r by AL ss-lfn"~sts Oh ~osr'
~ ssld ksxi.try ~ nes-is-
~-sres- ~ eee.'isssn ~ -.i1 s.r<sf- -
sfu.s $50. ssssr,iiss ~ ths -s.sss IN sssh s~s-
Asis aat prsvtt<<f-
frJse9rx. Asf 10 -.
sy us>sasp q - - ssssrssy .
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02
Iss sosse,s SENSE or SMELL

Did YOU ever watch q horse feeding AZ
pa.turrr How be works hi. lip., like
den fingers, picking a tuft here aud
,her. aud leaving others. lie does TIL.
by scent, which In the horse is most ..-
auisiie. Nv riding horse one day sud-
denly shed and jumped To the other side
of m. road. ON looking about ] .aw a
rattie.nak- sleeping on the bank ffieen
feet away. II VA. quickly killed, but
the horse passed the place With suspl.
cion for weeks afterward. 4 horse will
smell a snake q long distance. This
acute scent serves him In all his feeding.
lie picks over his hay and rejects any
not pleasing To his sense OF smell, and
rejects water from bucket In which
milk has been carried. lie finds his Way
In darkness by the same sense, aud 90
acute 4. thi. that he can recognize hi'
companion by the odor of the tracks
aione road or n pasture. for the-s
reason. we should be most careful moi
to foul hay In the making ar gathering,
hut Ia keep Il as clean Ne one would
keep his own food. Thus to squirt filthy
tobacco Juice over the hay u an insnlt "a
the more civilized animAi.-Tribune.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02

The story goes around In London that
= ghost has really been ssen. A wei
Known woman. inst before appeAring n
some private theatricals. aw IN old
friend standing near the entrance of hss
dressing room. Shs greeted him. but b
Only shook his head and valted away.
Shc learned the nezt day that hcr fr'snd
had died ths day before she thought enc
ssw him. San Francisco Aryoosut
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02
A s..s,.a Irihs.

There is . whole tribs Of spotted men
srri women and children, too. 10 Be inst
with In district ON the banks OF the
River Purus, In South America. They
live only on the river banks. or In hoAt'
ing settlements In tho lAgconsL Almost
their whole life IL spent In their cances
ami they are conspicuous by their pscu
liar skin. which u covered with biscl
and white spots, and causes many In
diyiduais to look just - II they had
been dapp,ei. - that the spotted mar
need not always bs thing of paint and
patch.-Nsw York Telegram
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02
pnprRNITS {!

~. La. .... cr.ye. n :.:,,s & e. an sss.' ~.
n an, ers y.ss msfi~ fsr es er 80. "sn ~. ss'
siss ou rsrsrHis al frsss 49, ,ss - fro1
- .rrskr ks-t fnsie<t ptres r~s- ,a~r1
n n ia cssissss ssA tss- eassssss ssa 'sA''
Oi rsssns e3.ss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02

Il has bssn computsi. - IN illustrs-
ton Of the grsas chsapsnins Of OCEAN
fruights which has taken place In rscsni
years, that half . shes: Of note paper WIN
develop sufficient power. when burned
IN connection with the triple sxpsnaou
engine. 70 carry . ton mile In IN ~
lsntic stsamer. .-Philsdslphis Record.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02

Il u aid " bs . common ashtin Nov
York 70 ses well drs.ssi msu running %
skipping the rops In Csatzal Park. II
srciss V ths chlsf aim of thsss simple
divsudoas. which sss pnctaosd mostly
by hsoksp. lawyers snd club msa whe
ars becoming soouk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02
Atr.seogy-aIis-s III. e. DAVIS n's'-'sr


OXFORD. -,-Ns Ceat Of f,o,s'f 30" !"
r.rt.' "a ~ third rue-isy ~ Ans
a...r m Iisr-sy, .asriisn ~ psi's y,
,.'.'-..'s .sa sshsr- mtssr ehihlrn .%n.l M
ssir. n TIs.ssas. = nss-ss late ei hacs ~. ~
- Coanty hasins pfe-sn'sl
oss...'. ,. rN., m. alt susriisn give
.ii ,..r..,e. Al snv~-ts-i. by causing aoopt
"a 49,. .,,,sT a. - pal.ll-hsi thrss vcss. s.ss.-
si,.lg In ths Oxfsri l,~m. rat rra'si .ss. ~ =. l..
s.l =, b.,,. ~ ..li gsanly, On ths thlrt tes-
80 n "a. ssxt. Al o'ca-k In IN. fStenSes.
- ~ S.s... II any thsy have. ~hy u's 'A'"e
.hossi "sN .ynRs:g A. WILSON. Julse.
80. ii n DAVIS. hsxt-tsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02
A,rs. s.esvy-S',s.; All. {. DAVIS, rssi-'sr.


oNFoHD. e AZ C"af ~ rtebsis ,.s,l.,t
psrs.- ~ithin at fsr M Coast, 9I uNi''''
- th~ thir,i fer-lay - NeE. y. - ......t,,
,...r,.,..ut par.srtiaE D. - The At ~
- ,..t.5,..st - Marxaret N. Dam, sts ~
Pars. In All toaniy, dsses-ri ~.
- a.. 40. fsf lsrulstr AMI fer us ~
,.,lst...rt ~ IIarsas =. lislsisr. Admihi-'fa'a
.ith ths Stii aunsNei' -. -. IL.
osptEFp. nat ths All Is,itisosf si,s e..,ss .s,,
A, All p~r.ans intrrvsist hl oAa.lns s.epl =,
-, a, 4. pghh.hs-i thr,-s vesks snoss-..su
4. a.. s,,f..ri llsuis-rrat pnnt-t a fsr-, va
-, ~ spt-rar AZ frolsits teut " 49,
al fafts ~ all Cgunty. 90 th-s thlrNi - -.
-, 80 Al nin~ - the ehcck In thr 10y
- - -. r.a.s N sRf thsy have. whf tbs
- i..tg,s.,.ut si.suki n.s - prvtci. sppfe'e.
ssa sils-~i =. ths al VIII AMI te-ssH"s"' ~
-s'' GIoR.E a. wiI.so>, ladTe.
80. -.tt.--t III. A.. DAVIS. kfgi-tcfs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02
AMONG THE FARMERS.
".rssprmsrto~.-

L. .slhit.ri. Adire.s all Communications tn
tsnsis-i Zoe TILE department ~ AesIcrLrusAL
LpttOa. Oxf.ft lb~morfal. Paris. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02

..x..,yn .Ns gs.urt of frsbsts hsbi ~
e',s.' -. In thiri Tuesday of Aaf- ls nj,
w,lrasn a. Tainter, ,ss,riisa et 49,,
Cav 1. ssd wsssr h'ss ,.,,,r..s.
80. y, "a ALL ln All G. anty, having pfe-s..
"a M. .c..aa, % saAri ssship " sAii ~s''
fsf ails~sDcs ...-,,..-sx.r. r.sls,~ "a al
ospsnsD. rhsi ssit Ga, .rilsn r's s.,ss ~ ,sis
49,. =. .~eI, hi tArs vrsks sesesesi.su
ss ss.s. az. ,..r, u,ms.rst, lsrins~.i % fsfts. VA
a. nav sppssr a. Ceuit Of frs,ssi,r r.,.s ~ ~
A e.Tt. IN ssii sesnty ,ns M, su',s.'.,. sri
80 s.s... N any ,hsy have. ~hy 'hs sA"s
.l.shi nss bs allowed. w,, .ox I.t<,.
A,,.. c,py-Aus-si %. C. DAVIS hs<'s''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02

DO your grumbllng out Of the house.
n /. one Of the duties Of manhood TO bear
iife's burdens and cheer those Who are
dependent % you.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02

Only 10 pr cent of ths pcPuission of
Ruasls can rcd and writs. he numb>e
q primary schoos u - yooo fos ths popu-
laslon Of 100, 900 Iooe =
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02
Atrus ooPy -alis-'-iI. Z. DAVIS Essi

oNToHn. =. Al C.art % frvisais hssi ~
Is.rs. uithin asd feF n t~gniy eiNAt"s"s "'
- ttir,i Tyis..iay - Nux- a. II. l~s
MtffNN Mpbn-tN. fkcssutsf - " ~ e-...s
- ia-lM Nhts lats - fsfu, In AL 'e..a,
,.,i,tstr,ii.sb - o. s-tsis - All dsssa-sh t"'
osnsRsp, nat ~ All t,e'e,sf ~.
s.sirs O. az I.rf-an- intsrysteis y. tes.n-
.t,....i,.i, In M uNfarl pvur-IHt pftet-i ~
p.gt. tat thsy aay aplsaf a Ifeess ,..l ..,
4 - h.tt si rsus. In all Coast, on - 80 -
f,....i.v - Ia newt. "a nlbs eek-A IN
- -, .u.f .l,..s. rau.s. ~ AnF thsy have,
-, 49,. ..u.s shssali usst - altusgi
-i .IoRuE 4. wll~oNi Julsr-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02
Herbal, Restorative.

T. Her,iai n. :-.siss I. ~ ts-s ~s.ilcins
utie frr ths.-s D. 4 s~sAn~--s- 80 :. -, -.
q a. fsunas 80 rtst.on a. n a-ssi shh ffvss
isus-i in a.. H.. ir "a - al di-ss-e- ssa-s-i y
~ ''--' NJ 4 srEARSs
fsris. hsiss-
~.tfbv sr,y.t...
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02

oNFoRp - NJ . Ceart % I'r"lsis -, 80 ~ ~
par,. .ithin sni fsF III tganif eiosi"fN' -"
ths thiri rue-tss - Aas 4 u -. "A
g,..-kstt t.ts 20 rans steses-s~i, hssles
,T,rt.-i her psliti,sn foF an AlAssAooe "a' "''''
f,--..u.i G.tsts - All fsssa-~i
.,..s,',, T,..t 49,. .al.i pstitisasr give natiss
a. ~ t--r-..n. tutsre-tssi. ~ puhhshn< VIZ
-, thr.s ue.s. sarss.-iyclF IN ths ~
f..t,l IAsfis--rat . nswslslsf Ffinte' A.
..il tarfutF thai thu msf sptssf ~ - 49, -.
-, A.. - h.tf Al par. 90 ths thlri Iue-s,
"a - usNt a nias scl-k In III f"f,n.-'n. -, -.
So saa.s. N any thsy have, Asaia-' '"'
'@'' GEORGE A. WILSON, juir,.
49,. r.,py-A Atts-t III. 4. DAVIS, hrsi-~''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02
GEORGE 4. WILSON, Jsiss.
A tr,ls cayy -afis.t III. 4 DAVIS. h-xt-.rr'
.I0s.E A wiLsoN. jsiss.
Ir... r...r-.Iil.l II. Z. DAVE. kaEl.tTf.

nN,pup Al ,.sr, - Troi.sts hshl a
80. ,.istir a. fsf 49, 1aauty a uNf sri. "a
a. ttIrf TuesiaF a Asg 4. ~ t~sl
IiIu nEAN. Aimf 90 tas estate ~
- t..,.-.l.-t RaFfrs Efs-sutssi tls sfssant
"a alinluistrafian % ~ s-tAis ~ AL o"s@-''
- AilFsanrs - A..
pai,tGEp. Thai thssaid Aiuar -iss 80. ~
- -. tutr rrs.-tssi - Csasing cepY "f hls
.,.t.s A.. - puhnsisssl thfys HUsks sufss--itsit
In ~ ga f,l1si INssa-rat. pfiut.l ~ isf.s -.
49,, r.aF spt-af at 4 elr - ffolsais - - ~
a fari.. in sait tuuuig 80 w thif'l 80 -
- - a utns s'fk.k in ~ furvnf-sn, an
-. 49,. N ahy thsy have. ~hy N sA"s
skraki "a ls Aisssct. ....., -,
A true Capy -atts.t-n. 4. DAVIS hsslssf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02

uNFugn =. -Ma Cear - frs,.ais hsli a.
Isarts sithin sni fff tius toanty - uNfurt, 90
tits thiri Tu-=iay - Aag, 4 u. t-s
uu tks t-titiun - utis N!man - fsru,
iu ssti tuautf. praflnE that 1ehn " Iss.
n MsNt.s o. apt-sintssi Administraiar on
a. sstats - sslnuri MymAh. ats -
REV tn saii assantY. dsssa-ri
uHnIgln Thsf nltlCs - ~ fuFvgutnE lsu
ti..sts - rahlish.i fuf thres sesks saCrsssifsly
tsftsf a. d. ttir,i Tus~iaY - ~sttsuiisf, \. u
i-h in ~ oNfsri tNgusocrst priutcsi at faris In
GEoRGI \. WILSON, Js,ss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02

Parts. ~itrln ss.i for m Csanty ef Osfsri "a
~ thir'i tgs-,ay ~ Aus A. u. iss
anplssl> D. tithgiCk. Aiualal.tr.taT aa IN
e-ts,s 20 ths,-iors u ,srftn lais ~ hsthsl Ia
osaut - si'nini-trstioa 20 ~ s-tsts sf All 10
ocsse,i fsf Alle.snrs
osrsssn. Thai n ali Astmrs. give nasic.
- a. l.r-sa. tntffy-srl ~ csasinE q ccVY a
ltsiF ~ m pefsf,i tsysas-fst. prtntssi a. fsrt.
IN ssti t.ahtY, thai thy nay agJ-sF a q rro
tats tner o. - hsklsu a Paris. IN all ,eua
~ - NJ thirsi Tue-isy - ~sts usst. sf nlns
efk-A IN ~ fofyensa. snt shg~ csa-s. " kay
~ bats. shY IT, saus sh.sahi nss - sliy~sSl
stnHs.t 4. WILSON, Iaise
Atr,ss c,spf ATTEST III. 4. DAVIS I.sstst.f
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02

- thlr'i Tue-iay - AuE 4. ~. -.
lflAthl gtllHG, euariiah - 1anus-
0aassil uainrf stiki sn.l hsif - lauss. Csnssll
Az - AasAl n all Csaotr. ds, ,ssei. hsv
ins rrv-snisl NJ sncvsni ~ EgariAaship %
sNit sart tsf allssanes
usnsarn. rhst sAii Gusrilaa give patics
O. al frsns tutrrs-tssi - Canslns aoslpY - ttls
u~isF D. ~ pahnsha-' thrvs sesks .afss-sitsly
ln ~ ttNfof,l tastnt-. rItnis-t "a Parts. that
thsy ulay spt-aF n t.art - frulsts o. D. hski
a Parts. a. sali aaantF. 90 ~ thlrsi tus~iay
- ~rft hrNt a hins u'Ck-k in ths furvns-sa anl
$40 oAa-s, ~ shy tAsy have. ~hy ~ sams
slsaah "a ~ Aihp.~t
sEoR.I A wtIlSo>, jaiss.
A trtsS csspy ATTEST III. 4. DAVIS Eeststsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02

oNfoRn, =. -N C.ar - rrsl.sis hsii o,
fsrts, sithin AIT fsr ths Csunty - uxter,i ca
~ thiri racs.isy - AuE. 4. q. ls.
Ausastss ~. Nalssf tNecutsr ~ estate
- hsitina tNsaEls-s. Ats "a l,snnaark. In all
- Nininistrstisu 20 ~ e-tats - All ie~a-est.
o. aiksu
ngpsNtp. rhst m saii fNeeatof give natice
. at rsr~ens tntsrv-ts-i tlsrvtn ~ oAasins capy
% thls or,ief O. ~ puhnshs-i thrvx srsks sucss.
sitsif la ~ nNferi nstno- IA. uftntsi si fArs.
thai thsy mas aTtsaf Al frel.sie Iour o. -
hsai "a iafts, In AL teuatV. en ths thiri fass.
daF - ~sit usNt a nius - ths eksk in -
fufvbssin. and sbs~ csa-s N sny thsy have.
-tr ~ sA-sutt "a 4. stks~el
GEORGE 4 Ntt.ssl>, iuiss.
A trus csyY. stis-t III 4. DAVIS. Le.tstsr.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-06

tossed MS hat into the an, and after him Ike
schoolboys we pelted, straight for the masses
ahead.
For now over the rampant came com
pany Of red muSketesrs, and two OF russell
clad pikemen, charging down on rs. A mo
ment, and we were crushed back; another,
and the chant rose again We were crap
ping, hand 70 hand, in the midst OF their
dies
But, good lackl What use IS swordsnsn-
ship in charge ike thisl The first red cost
that encountered me / had spitted through
the lung. and. carried on by the rush, &c
twirled me round ike windmill In an in
slant was passed; the giant stepping before
me and clearing space about him, using his
pike as il 'twere fail With wrench ]
tugged nv sword out and followed ! saw
Sir Bevill, little TO the left, beaten 70 his
knee and carried towards me Stretching
out hand / pulled him On his feet again,
catching, as | old so, q crack on the skull
that would have ended me had not Billy Pot
terry put up his pike and broke the force Of
it. Next, l remember gripping another red
coat by the beard and thrustiRg at him with
shortened blade. Then the giant ahead lifted
MS pike nigh, and we fought to rally round
it; and with that seemed caught of my feet
and swept forward-and we were on the
crest.
Taking breath, saw tie enemy melting OF
the summit ike mans breath OF = pane.
And Sir Bevih caught my hand and pointed
across TO where, on the north side, a white
standard embroidered with gold grifins was
mounting.
- It's dear Nick Slanningi" he cried: ''God
be praised-the day Is ours for ce-o2iu!n
(TO BE CONTINUED.)
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-06

April was called Oster mouah-tae month
Of the Ost-end wind lsvind from toe cassj.
Easter is therefore the April feast which
lasted eight days. Our Easter Sunday Is the
first Sunday after the first fuh moon after
the 2lst Of March. It may fall as early az
the 22d Of March or as lat9 as tho 18th IL
April. II vas formerly a common belief that
the sun danced on Easter day. Easter or
pascha eggs are symbolical Of creation OF the
recreation Of spring Tho practice Of pro
sentjnZ eggs 20 our friends q Easter is
Msgian or Persian, and bears alluEion 70 thu
mundane ezg, for which Ornuzed and Ahri-
man were 10 contend til the communication
Of all things Il prevailed also among ths
Jews, Egyptians and HindooS. Christians
adopted the custom 70 symbolic the rssur-
rection, and tbey color the eggs red IN sliu-
sion TO the blood Of their redemption. There
is tradition, also, that the world was
creaJed Al Eastertide.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-06
Remarriace by Divorced Persons.

There are no restrictions upon rcmarriage
by divorced persons in Connecticut, Ken
lucky, Illinois and Minnesota Either party
may remarry, but defendant must wait two
years and obtain permission from the court in
Massachusetts. The decree of the court nifty
restrain the guilty party from remarTyins in
Virginia. Parties cannot remarry until at
ter TWO years, except by permission Of the
court, in Maine Ia the state Of New York
the plaintiff NAV remarry, but the defendant
cannot do so during the plaintiffs lifetime,
unless the decree be modified or proof that
five years have elapsed and that complainant
has married again and defendants conduct
has been uniformly good. Any violation Of
this Is punished as bigamy, even though the
other party has been married IN Delaware,
Pennsylvania and Tennessee, no wife or hus-
band divorced for violation Of the marriage
vow can marry the particepz criminis during
the life of the former husband or wife, nor 10
Louisiana at any time. such marriage II
Louisiana renders tbe person divorced guilty
OF bigamy.
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The Size OF Heaven.

The following calculation, based On text
IN Revelations, Is both curious and interes,~
ing:
Revelations TX. I6. And be measured tss
city rbe View IsrusaIeni WITH reed. y 90
furl1ugs The jangta and breadth and TIE
Leiga. are equal
Twelve thousand f1rioBzE-7 ,910.ofo feet
which. being cused Is a. O5s 90 90 Goa. oos, :
90 o. 90 cubic feet, and hsIf q ~tiea re
viii reserve for tee throne q God and TIE
court q heaven, nslf the balance strssss AID
tbs remainder divided by 1915. TIE czIbau~l
fs.t IN a room Is feet sqaars Ana 70 feet klkA,
VIII be 80 ~, 75o. co 90 Rooms
We VII now sapposs tee woTA Al-svs Cd
and aiways vii contain 20 CO, 900 q tahsb-
i.auts. and that a Esuerasion viii last tHarbT
and o1s-L1I7d years-z. 20, o'oS. 600 60 pr
bc1s
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equal - tl5E 10 rzzb@r - inhAsi-asts sEA
du-Eri5a = year.. tssE there s9sa1 - q FogHs
j. fse. i01g. g fsst wee AID Is fs~s k4xa fof
earn p@rsoa. aHa room 70 spzre--ssz FrAs-
clzcJ EEAEInsr.
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al, 10 bear hand wi US up yonder-an' the
good lady here can spare thee
And here we both looked at Joan-I shame
facedly enough, and Billy with a puzzled
air, which he tried very delicately to hide.
She put her hand in mine.
"To fight, ladE'
nodded my head.
Then &c" she said, without shake in her
voice; and, as | made no answer, went on:
shall woman hinder when there's flghtin'
towardl Only come back when thy wars be
over, for l shall miss thee, Jack"
And, dropping my hand, she led the way
down to the cottage.
Now Billy, of course, had not heard word
of this; but perhaps he gathered some import
Any way, he pulled up short midway on the
slope, scratched his head and Numbered:
''What a good lassr'
Joan, some PAGES ahead, turned at this and
smiled; whereat, having no idea he'd spoken
above whisper, Billy blushed red as any
peony.
Twas but a short half hour when, the
mare being saddled and Billy fed, we took
our leave of Joan. Billy walked beside one
stirrup and the girl on the other side, TO see
us few yards on our way. At length she
halted.
mo leave takin's, Jack, but Church and
KingF Only do thy best and not disgrace
me- u
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Romantic Lover to kimsskf)-Sbs has ~,
fused me. She shall suffeTi I viii darksn
her life at the cost Of my own All, haS
proud beauty You shall drag through the
coming years knowing that a SnciSs's blood
is upon your head
ISboots himself CuTtain1
The Proud Beauty trading from the paper
the next dayl-Mr. A. s. S SofIhead. =
boarder at Mrs SliHadiets boareing house,
No. s, SSS Avenue ", eounmt1~si suieids last
evening in MS ROOM Hs hss appeared un-
well for several days Thus one mere case Is
added TO the long list Of sad suicides frem Is
grippe, New York Weekly.