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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-26

The Camp Game.

Good Housekeeping tells how to play this
game: Select two gentlemen as captains
who in turn call the names of those they
desire to enter their particular camp. When
a division Of the company has thus been
made the camps separate, each having one
room. They then select some word or
words denoting II subject or object, As, for
example. the loud pedal of the piano in the
Profile House in the White mountains, or
the dragon flies painted on the ceiling of
tho bathroom in the House of Pansa in
Saratoga, or any other thing seemingly
impossible to guess
When both camps have decided on an
object to be guessed. the captain Of eacn
details person TO be interviewed by the
other camp. This person must correctly
answer, BY yes or no, all questions, but
must not convey any unnecessary informa-
ton. As soon as the object is guessed the
camp Immediately clap. so announcing
that they are victors, and the individual
who has been questioned becomes a mem
Der OF the enemy's camp The one possess
ing the most people at the close of an hour
u the winner of the game.
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TRACK AND STABLE GOSSIP

One has to 20 from home TO learn the
news. At any rate We have no. seen the
scllowins in sby of Gu, Maine papers
Two offers Of $1,000 each were refused
for the services Of Nelson, 2.loi, by bis
owner after his book had closed
The tIsggin sale closed in New York en-
March 18Th. Sixty one head were sold for
81 $40. an average Of s2s5 0s The high
est price realized was $500. Daring the
two days lis head passed under the hammer
for total Of s5l 275. an average Of sac
OF per hesd
T. B. Merry has the following to say
regs'lng thoroughbred blood in the tro.ter
in the California Breeder and Sportsm IN
While like thoroughbred blood in the
trotter, stiiI prefer to have it st least
three crosses back Of the dam. True, Pa.o
Alto has 1t ia his dam SIS had also Echors,
Bell Echo, Aanie Laurie and Elmonte, all
four of them being by Echo; but like it
As exempIifsd in The breeding Of Freedom,
whose performance At Nsps was really the
sensation Of the year jast closed. Annie
Laurie ran back on her dams side to Sky
lark. ard Antseo ran back ioto the CREST
e'. mare that ever kept up the prestige OF
the American s.yle Of racing at foue-rnile
heats. His third dam Was BY Mousrch. =
great horse at that distance, and Maud s.,
In her second dam struck Boston, the oulg
horse that Monarch's owners seem d
Al xt5us 70 avoid"
The we'll known Maize bay selding Rom
u'us, Just sold to Boston parties vas bred
BY Mr.. A, Hsmmeni Of Foxcr,ft. and was
feslea in 1888. He 10 By Jodse Advocate
tl2s3). cam Diamenl by King Drew.
His lowest record Vas obtained At Maple
wood Pmk, Bangor, Sept. 5, 1890.
A bill IA, been introduced into the New
York legislature providing for the e.tab-
h.hmen. CT = stx.e bureau - make and
maintain record f all bioedsd trotsipg
stock IN the State. There IS to be chief
registrar OF this bareau Who Is to receive
$500 year, an assistant registrar, whose
compensation Is to be $500. ard . clerk
who is 10 receive $500 . yesc salary. The
bill has. however. met With good deal Of
opposition snd 10 not likely to become q
Law. Private companies oaa 90 this kind
of work grea. dss! better than the State.
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Nntica to- Contractors.

Proposalstfcr buildings Public School Build-
ing, fer the Wiilams school Dist'i {, Angus .,
urdsy, April iitb. 1897. Plans ard specincatinns
can b. seen at the Office of the Augusta W ster
Company, Augusta, Maine. or At the oiiics OF Il
+ Lewis. architect. Gardner, sssioe, NJ which
place. any further desired Information can De OBJ
tsined, ,
All bids to be sealed and endorsed Proposals fer
Building School Building" a1c directed 10 W. Ii.
Liecy, Augusta, Asiue-
The committee reserve the right o'eiec' and or
all pids. ,
bond will be required 10 the iuit amount OF
the contract.
D. A. CoS1
~.B. LsIGHroN, Bulldog
". q. WILLIAMS,
A. n. WIGHT, Committee.
=. L. WARRINGTON.
j. II. AAsLEy,
msrssdiot
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WHAT CURED YOU Z?

Mr.. 3. P McAllister, of Harrisburg,
KY, writes; Having been terrible
sufferer from catarrh. and being now
sound and well, the question often put
to me is, What cured you'" In answered.
this often put question 1 feel it my duty
to state that Swift's Specific Is, S, 81 is
the medicine am such true believer
in heefiicacy of Swifts Specific Is. S. s.
that can honestly and conscientiouslf
recommend it to any one suffering from
catarrh. Have recommended it to
many, and am happy to say that those
whom have induced to use it can bear
me out in this statement. also believe
that 1t will cure any case of catarrh IL
taken according to directions"
Book on Blood and Skin Diseases Free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta, Ga.
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YUUNG FOLKS OJTU
DEVOTED ESPECIALLY TO THE EN-
TERTAINMENT or eoYs AID GA

4 Short Sketch u . Yswu~s
mas Whose Nans Il CAsosay 49,
WIN the c1ss - Eabsssy - WA.ss
A~S words Have Beesms Hssesvss.
Among the leaders Of the French rsvaa,-
L'on many were actusted By ths nnhauus
motives, and one Of the ioftiess Of -
was Nine. Roland. Her maiden name M
Jcanae aanon Philipon, aud she was born
IN Paris in lsG. The little Manon ~ q
remarkably bright child, and read every.
thing she could get hold Of. She could only
oe diverted from her books by the o6er Of
flowers. and this passion for books and
nower remained with her through Life.
As yofnI woman she was tail and grace
iai snd Of a most fascinating ceuntenance
snd anliable demeanor In 1871 she mar.
ned A. Roland In 11s3 the revolution
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Tourists.

Whether 90 pleasure bent or business,
should take on every trip bottle Of Syrup
Of Figs, ~ il acts most pleasantly and
e6ectuaiiy on the kidneys. liver and
bowels, preventing fevses. headaches and
other FERNS Of sickness. Fer ssis in Soc
and slOO bottles BY ali leading druggists.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-26

oNA ENJOYS
Both sas method and Sasuln when
Syrup Of Figs d taken; is u pleasant
and rsf,sshiag 20 .as sasss, snd acu
gently yes oronptiy IL the Kidneys,
Liver and Bossis, eleanses tie svs,
tam eHectuAlly. dispels coids, nesd
achsx sna fsvefz and surss habitusI
constipation Syrup If Figs il the
only ssnsdy Of it, ti.d sysr pro
dQced, p-sssiag 10 Eas .Asts and 40
cepsAbls &c the stomach, prompt il
it, Acsioa xod sfuly esaeaciAi "a IT.
effects. prepared ooiy esnr ito most
healthy and agreeable Substances, IT.
many sr9salen2 9zalities con.asnd it
TO az .nd hsss D&is Il shs caoss
ooDcI4z semedy xa91I,
svrue Of Figs e Tor xls u S0s
and s. sotsSss By Ill 2s.dsrs drug
sistx sHy -siisbis dTaggsst WHO
nay goa aAss il o. mas vii cso
ours Il s,Srnotsy fer soy sAs sao
wianes 70 Try Il Do .se e,sssss Axe,
suh6stf1ta
rseEsfssax ~ s71yN %
ss- Fsseeisss. nat
3sSsssa-x, ~; sss 9alEs So
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Consumers of Watsr.

The consumers Of Augusta Water Com
psny are hereby notified that owing to the
rise of The river they must. for few days,
use the water sparingly. 1t is impossible
for the company to run their pumps fall
capacity while the water remains IS high in
the river as !. 10 today.
W. II. WILLIAMS,
Superintendent.
Augusta, Me +, March 90, 1891.
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70 CONTRACTORS.
NOTICE.

AUGUSTA. ME-. MAR h "a, issi.
Having sold my stoek Interest In the rpp Of
March Ellis she fif-s Of this year to ). n Muroh
sail hereafter be prepared 70 do baildins at any
TIM at reasonable rates, and In natisfactoPv
manner by the day OF On confYact. BY close A..
fention 10 business and fair deaifurs win Ali 1
hope to seeure 4 fair shase Of patronage from tha
bail1ing public. FRED ". ELLis, Contractor q
Builder. Augussa, ne. nasi5d9W.
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Il. A. GiLBEsr, gecYe ss,y.
oaint Marks ehasch-Rsst,r 1891.

s -Ao ~u0sCo--ksastSE 1881.
The following il the o,der Of service a.
the above church On Ess,cr day. At the
evening service q O'clock the rector will
.ddress the children Of his Sunday school
and the cssols will be sung by the fail
vssise choir Of St. Msrk's, assisted by the
Sunday school choir Of girls:
MATES. AND CElxsKATIos or Holy cosauS
ION, 1910.
OrRsn I. The Heavens are TeiiinE'
volapta'ies fCreatiop) HAYDN
Before .. "Iknow tina. ny KsdeePef ~.
P,oss.s,oasi, I'VE March, We March 70 vletory !.
Proper Anthem. INSTEAD Of the venitel
"Christ cur Passover"
Proper Psalms for Taste Day }Y,v,, cv, Co.,.
Te Deun, ARM : In a
Benedietos. Handel la b
Hymn l0S.
ny ir, smart in y.
Aath.m.
why Seek We the Living Among the Dead"
Sursun Carda.
Ssnctns
Hymn 100. "a. the Lamb. HIsh Feast we Sing"
b,ch
6lora In Excei.is, n. nIey IN u
Nune DiGiitis, Croft in A Miner.
ReeessioBal. lynn No. los
Copies OF the words Of the Anthem aud Pro.
oe--ionai Hymn will be found Ia the pews of the
church
CHoRAI. EyEysosG AND CAROLS, o'cIocn,
Organ /. War March Of the Pri st-
NolaHtarle. fAthalie1 MeBdslssohu
Before service. : Andante, Gu Gounod.
,oo ,',ona Caro- Ne iv,v "We March >
Man, niroisti. Bsrnby In u.
Anthem.
why Seek W the Living Among the Dead"
Atdresa to the children by the Rector St Marks
carol No. !, Ere yet the Gray" ID. buck
Carol No :, God hath sent III, Angels
RsGessionE Carol No. 8, "Cbrist IL Risen"
Concluding Voluntary. "Haileulah' Messiah
Handel
Printed copies Of the A nthem and Carols will
DE found 10 the church few ats nearest the
ooaoocl will be reserved for sunday school
children
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MAINE cEhTgii RallRoso.
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E.:a isrsass .s:ass nm, H.v. assssss u

oaiCws;
ssoiS6 wEsx--sss 4. u. fer l.s~t<seei
socys md rrr-sasa scssse sed eeess4.s, n
4. ~: tos Haiss.sa, Gssaiss. Aad seass 0asat
Recisssd. s>srtiara sad Easser: see z. ii.
scf Haiscurn. Gardner xnd Soats Gardner;
s.ss r. ~ fes sscsla<~ssx, hs,R ss0eAtsaa.
portland. xnd eo<tees So. SeSarses, rsff.
SEE saa sceea Gz-a.ssr: u.ae T. u. talg2, s,ssi
s.Aal fes issxissSss s@tA. Portland ash su-ss,n.
ssosNG E.ASr--2-i9 a. ii lnscss essresss f,s
Ssashcsan, RsisaSt, sssAssf. Eay EGser, IT
Sc rasn,St john axS s-re stcsA fss4aty. s,'slA
J. tes Ms.es,iiie, saewaegas., Ss~ Pet. Rae
sss n ;s ws,e-s.i,.. sss NJ ' Isl
szst Dcxser. Dove; = acyercit, sSasssr,
81 Stephen, ". taAg Sna ASessfoes sasssty 9sd
AIM Y. a. sSa.arsSYs es3fl ne Wsissv,,le
saarss esper: srA>a .ss ss'srsits" sssl Rsnssf a
asght, Saaaa?s inslased, ne. act to sseva>saI
" 8sssass en- Mestss Feev aiags, ~ - paSsUf.
~ segsad Tango. es Sunday ssoysisss,
1ee Say express s-etaa ;rs'ss sass ss Sssf. \
Aad Wess AT ,o.ia 4. ~. vaa daily srndsyp IL
eiace1, between sassca. Lewiston, sasA. g~sl
Snas Bangor And s. 1ohr.
ACCOMMODATION yssssw fes AsSsn.
7. H.. Gardner. eS A. NJ lie sna s.<s =, y
Hssscgsss. as 4, ~, LIS az! A.ss 7. Il.
-escagh Hcss.s to ca.t.asrss sas si scs.s.
ssvgfh and West rasr b. hsd ef y. II. &x,SN.
tsrsss asest. AZ gssss, tss eeiS esseo seiisaS "
81 roatts sxS slsesA'0S ~ ssszssSe ssse ~ es
pense.
lAYst,.s TuCAsa, sss.s Frrs, \ Sareq saeass,
y. =. kooEssRG. s4ss; fsss SAD 1ssssa AtN
4 sl;Aaa. 0V,- ssh. lsss.
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THO IEF.-0ne front furnished room, with
l. board. Gentlemen only need apply.
mAl2'aI "a SewaI St, City.
TITO LET-TwO furnished 1ront rooms With
- use Of bath room, 10 gentlemen only. Elght
minute walk from p. o. Address "a y e."
JOURNAL office. mar2Odiw
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LOST.

oST- Between 6reen and Oak streets. u pa
II OF golc-eosed speefaeiss in ieataer cas-.
Piesse leave 81 Rosse's -weiry store rssafdsi
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Con-fed pork IL better than CIVILIZED
80 cough OF cold treated py Adamscn's
Botanic Cough Balsam 10 more profit to YOU
than ons fed on herb tea. maf23d&w
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ITO IlET.-Foar uice pleasant roorsa On stoue
4 etreet, Eat side, for two only. Apply 70
EcDadff Xrs. j. II. heRESzta
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-07-31
GLASS 16-AMERICAN MERINOS.
Superintendent. MoRRICE.

N. B.-This class to be governed by rule IL.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-07-31
CLASS G. PERCHERONS.
SUPPLEMENTARY. MURLIN.

PremirmS-Same rs class /.
Box stalls 80 cents.
Ali persons entering stock In this class must show
the committee a certificate of registration from the
proper recording authorities.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-07-31
CLASS s-CLEvELAND BAY OR FRENCH COACH
SUPPLEMENTARY. MURIIN

Premiums--Same as class |.
Box stalls 80 cents.
All persons entering stock i'm this class must show
the committee certificate of registration from the
proper recording officers.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-07-31

superintendent PARMENTER.
LIST Prm I'd Prm Sd Prm
Boar two years and over -$3 90 So 90 81 90
do one year and under two 90 90 | 90
do under one year and over
six months 1 so 90 so
do under six months ------- l 50 90 so
Sow two years and Qver------ 90 2 90 | %
do one year and under two 90 90 l 90
do under one year and over six
months 80 90 so
do under six months old ---- so 90 so
SWEEPSTAKES.
Boar and four of his yet, any age------2 90
CLASS 22-YoBKsHIRE, CHESHIRE, SUFFOLK AND
OTHER SMALL BREEDS.
Superintendent. PARMENTER
Premiums Same class 81.
CLASS 23-PoLAND]CHINA
Superintendent PARMENrER.
Premiums same class 21.
CLASS 24-JERsEY RED.
Superintendent. PARMENTER.
Premiums same class 81.
CLASS 25-EssEx.
Superintendent. PARMENrER.
Premiums same class 81
CLASS 26-CHEsTER WHITES
Superintendent. PARaIENTER
Premiulns-same as class 81.
CLASS 27-PoULTRY AND PET STOCK
Superintendent-A. PARMENTER
The Judges will he governed by the American
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-07-31
CLASS 7-CLYDESDALES.

SUPPLEMENTARY. MURIIN.
Premiums-Same as class l.
Box stall so cents.
All persons entering stock in this class must show
the committee certificate of registration from the
proper recording officers.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-07-31

uperintendent-A. PARaIENTER.
Premiums-sam as class 81.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-07-31

Box stalls 80 cents.
AS far rs practicable, all stock in this class to be
shown in harness.
The committee will not only take into considerations
in this class, the breeding of the animal, but also its
general utility for breeding purposes, and its quality
with regard to the following points: First, size;
second. symmetry; third. action; fourth value as
carriage stock. See note class one.
CLASS 3-FARM TEAMS AND SINGLE HORSES
FOR ALI. WORK.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-07-31

CLASS 13-POLLED GALLOWAYS POLLED ANGUS
Superintendent. w. HIBBARD and Il. BRowN.
Premiums--Same as class o.
Box stalls SO cents.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-07-31
CLASS l2-JERSEYS

Superintendcnts-J. W. llIBBARD and p. BRowy
Premiums Same as class ..
Box stalls 80 cents.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-07-31

CLASS degrade MERINO SHEEP.
superintendent. MORICE.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-07-31
GLASS THONG WOODS.
superintendent. MORRICE.

CLASS 13-MIDDLE WOOL.
Superintendent. MoRRICE
Premiums-Same as class II.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-07-31
CLASS Ii-GRADE CATTLE.

CLASS 1i-GRADE CATTLE
superintendent. w. HBBARD and p BRowN
LIST Prm I'd Prm Sd Prm
Best four years or up
do do three years old 3 90 9 90 | 90
do leifer two years Old 2 so 2 90 90
do do one year old 2 90 1 so so
do heifer calf | to IL mos. old 9 90 1 90 80
Box stalls 80 cents.
CLASS 15-WORKING OXEN STEERS, FAT CATTLE
Superintendent w. HIBBARD and p Brown.
1st Prm I'd Prm 3D. Prm
Best yoke working oxen, five.
years old or upwards 50 90 So 90 81 90
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-07-31
CLASS 1l--HOLSTEINS.

CLASS 1I--HOLSTEINS
Superintendent J. w. lIIBBARD and p. BRowN
Premiums same as class Q.
Box stalls so cents.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-07-31

The "holse for all work" is intended to be capable
of being trained for the saddle and for the harness.
and he able to go on the road or in draft, as he may
char ce To he broken 1t may be that the 'lOrse for
all work. shall after few years training, make use
full spirited, handsome family roadster, or he may be
brought up to he good draft horse true to pull any
load that is put behind him. Hence the committee
will note that he is not to be judged by the speed he
NAV make for single me 1t will also be noted that
he must have size, action and spirit, well
s,ituto,i if he is worthy of premium rs breeding
animal
All horses shown in harness must be exhibited on
the track See note class l.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-07-31

CLASS 2i--BERKSHlRES.
Superintendent. PARMENTEl
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-07-31
CLASS 27-PoULTRY AND PET Stock.

CLASS 27-PoULTRY AND PET Stock.
Superintendent. PARMENTER
The Judges will be governed by the American
Standard of Excellence.
COOps of fowls entered for competition shall contain
two specimens (mae and femae), except when enter
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-07-31
CLASS 1O-HEREFORDS

CLASS 1O-HEREFORDS
Superintendents-J. w. HIBBARD and T. BROWN.
Premiums same as class 9.
Box stalls 80 cents.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-11-13

4 stock of hardware belonging to North
Vaughn, valued n about $4,000, was DIES.
troved by FIRE at NeillSville, insured for
s. 600 The building, belonging t.
George l. Lovd, was badly damaged; in
sured for 5000, which will cover the dam
age.
Daniel nnSan and Mrs. McFarlau, the
parties arrested on suspicion Of being con-
nected with the death Of John McFUlan,
were discharged after investigation at
Wilson.
The Sheboygan Chair factory was dam
aged to to the extent OF $500 by are.
The loss is fully covered by insurance,
The POO employees will keep on working.
Mike Tennv, alias Thomas Walker was
arrested ut Hudson charged with horse
stealing and hurglarizjnS several stores at
RNSemout, Mimi. A number Of valuable
diamonds and considerable money were
found on his person.
A. 9 o'clock Saturday morning the frs,
passenger train made Is run over the Re.
waukec, Green Bay 4 Western railroad.
having on board 2l0 business meu and
heir ladies, fyom Green Bay and For
Howard
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-11-13
PARTING LOVERS.
THE ACADEMY

Winding upward rose slender vine tree,
Winding upward round the fort of Buns.
All no vine tree was It winding upward,
But a loving maiden found her lover!
Early had the twain begun their LOVING,
Loving ever since their days OF chudhoodi
Now they had to say farewell forever.
To the maiden thus the stripping murmured;
"Thrse broad rivers, maiden, lun before thee;
Nigh the third the garden green Is growing;
In the garden blooms a tree OF roses.
From that rose tree pluck rose, maiden,
Lay il near thy heart, within thy bosom;
Faster than the rose leaves fade within il;
Faster fades my heart for thee, beloyedH
To the stripping thus the maiden answered:
"Three high noun aims, youth, arise before
thee:
From the third there flows quiet fountain;
Nigs the fountain lies rock of marble;
On the marble stands a silver chalice;
In the silver ckaliCe lies a snowflake,
Bear away the snowflake from the beaSer;
Lay it near thy heart, upon thy bosom;
Faster than the flake of snow dissolyeth,
Faster melts my heart for thee, beloved"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-11-13
HWY rhI.e

We offer One Hupdrei Dollars Reward for
any case ~ cat0rCh that cannot 10 cured oy
tRkiug tails CalRrrh CurN,
4. \, CnENEN * co. Props, Toledo, @,
We the underslgned have knnwnF j, Cheney
for he last hiteen years, aud believe htn nor
fectlv honorable In all business transactions,
ana financially able 90 oary cut any obligations
lup 10 by their 0rlu.
Nest Is ITuaN, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo q,
Nalding E,puau X Marvin, Wuolcsale Drug
SIS H. Toledo Ohio,
NaUs Catarrh Cure Ia tnknn nv 'cyno'lc. acting
directly ur0u the blood anu Dneous sur'a''S "
thcEvstem Price jSo Der notte seld uy all
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-11-13
BIRDS As SURGEONS.
Remarkable SKIN of Birds In Dressin
Broken Limbs

Examples of the surgical treatment
wo : by birds were brought before Il
Phi cal Society of Geneva, at recet
meeting, by NJ. FatiJ, The snipe recei'
ed especial credit as surgeon Of remarl
able skill With its beak it max.
feathers into n very good dressing, apple
pIasters TO bleeding wounds and ev.
secures a broken Ii nj by means Of sto'
Iigature One snipe had on its che
large dressing Of down fixed by h
coaguIated blood. 0 hers had in'erwove
feathers strapped over fractured limD
and one snipe, whose legs had be.
broken by a misdirected shot, was foUu
the next day, after it had coDtriysd {
apply dressing and sort Of spllnt Z
both limb. Observers have been parti-
Iaily struck by grass hgsture wour
on the limb and fixed by sort of glo
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-11-13
UPON WESTMINSTER BRIDGE.
septem er 3, $50 :.
WILLIAM WORDSWORTH.

Earth has not anything to show more fair;
Dull wouid he be of soul who could pass oy
sight so touching in Its majesty
This city now doth like garment wear.
The beauty of the morning; silent, bare,
Ships, towers, domeS, theatres, and temples lie
Omen unto the fields, and to the sky,
All bright and glitterlng III the smokeless ar
Never did sun more beautifully steep
In his first splendOur valley, rock, or hill,
N'er saw l, never felt, calm so deep
The river gideth at his own sweet will:
Dear God the very houses seem asleep
And all that mighty heart is lying stu!
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-11-13
WHAT HE FEARED.
DId Not Like the Idea of Running OF o.
Little Isiaud

While ! was in England. says %
woman, i vas told of an American vs.
on his frs, trip on an E1gIish rallwa
quite beld his breath al the rapid runrin
When his nervousness rather oyerc iu
him he approached the guard.
81 say, guard, be ventlred. this
pretty fat travelling for safety ism I It
"'0a. no .lr rrplied be gaard; :,
never run If the line here. sir
Bot. sald be YANKEE qBcz.E. re.er
ing the patronage. 80 Is rot fhsl,u" +
afraid Of running If 90 c9uioundtd Iii,
leland ~. I. Times.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-11-13
TIE pispel Colds,

Headaches and Feyers, to cleanse the
system eireCtuallg yet gently Whom coSttyo
" bilious, or when the blood is Impure ur
sluggish, to permanently cure habltual con.
slipauOn, TO awaken the kilueys ana liver
to = healthy activity without irritating or
wcaking them, use Syrup Of Figs,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-11-13
The only One Ever Printea-Csr You siad
tho WsriP

There Ia a inch display advertisement Ia
this paper this week which has no two words
alike except one word Tho same is true or
each new one appearing Gavin week from The
Dr. Narter Medicine Co. This house places
"Cryscenw on everything they make and
publish Look for IT. scud them the uame
Of the word, and they will return you unoK
BRAUTIFUL LITUOGRArus or SAMPLERS FRRs.
In making up flowers avoid sufr, Get
forms, and let them be artistic in grace and
simplicity as near to nature as possible,
with plenty of the pretty foliage which sur
mounts them when growing.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-11-13

Dresses, Gents Clothing, Feathers, Gloves,
etc, Dyed OF Cleaned, Plush Garments
Steamed at 0;to Pielch'S Dye Works, 2t6 w.
Water ST, Milwaukee, Send for circular.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-11-13

The leaves OF peach tree, few at =
time, put into the boiling milk Of Gus.
tapd or blanc mango and rcmoved beforc
II cools into shape, give delicate almond
9syor,