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Feliciana sentinel., 1892-06-25
The Superb TrOtting Stallion
CAPT. SMITH,
(Rcgi<,crca us Billy Wonder G07sl

(Rcyi$tcrcd us Billy Wonder G01s)
Sired by pcca,ontas Boy No. $50;
LIST dam Lizzie Wonder. %? Ia by Tom
Wonder No. l4.: 2nd dam Dolly Sayer
by Black Fr.ncc etc :. etc.
lie Ia Is 3-4 hands. dark brown. 81 su-
perb horse all over. strong. even y very
handsome uctoranu with unusually goo.i
hone and feet. Caps. Smith WAS si'eu
:,v I'oc.,honta> BOY. a great sire, OF ex-
trcI,le speed and - RACE HORSE. His
dam is u Race Horse nnt! his great dam
was a race horse anG also uaHi OF two
Race. Horses and grand dam of another.
HocahOntas Boy has IL or IS race horses
10 hi. credit. among them. the famous
Buffalo Girl 2l24 he is brother to Young
Enlfc the sire If the great Nelson : 10.
Tom Wonder li7 Is sire OF several in
| the list and ih.. d:.nls of many race hor-
! Sos SO Capt. Smith is between his sis
| ter Buffalo GIRL !: IL - anC his cousin
Nelson 2:lU. !c is in active training
Ay y sxilltwl driver and will so verv
fast. lie combines the great racing
strains. OLE Pocahontas. Old Pilot, Ton,
Hal and Morgan. Terms S2C sAe season
| Or $50 TO nsure.
The handsome ln,,' cnit 10y Sir Peter
! 1852 will hc allowed 20 serve . orr
| mares ;it $40 the season. lie IS also II,
active training.
He was slrc,! :,y Sir rctcr No. 1852; 1st
dam Erona b.. lakeland .\hjalIah; End
dam Belle Pnr;ise ny the Tucker Horse
son of Wrigh.'s Rather: Srd dam by i'm
| ported Considerations.
Any mare not catching il. '!2 is ent:
tied to return season in :'S free il The
horses are alive and owned at Green
| wood.
AmD!" stable and pasture. but no res
possibility for accident or escape.
Apply I"
GREEN WOOD PLANTATION.
Apr 30 mo. Bayou Sara, La
And Capt. Leonard and Joseph stern
BayU.; Sara. La.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-06-25
REDUCED FARE.

The Agen: of the l.. NO & T.
Railway at Bayou Sara will sell tick
cts at one and one third fare, on the
certificate plan, to the following pla-
ces and return:
Furniture Ecsler (RetaiD Nation
al Convention, Cincinnati. y, July
ID, to 18th.
Tennessee State and Southern Den
tai Association, Lookout Mountain,
July 26, to 3Oth.
State Horticultural Society, meet
ing at New Orleans, on June 21st.
Tickets for round trip at one and
one-t third fare-good until June p
Louisiana Cbautauqua, Ruston,
La, June ], TO September 18th.
For THE FOLLOWING MEETINGS RATE
of one lowest first class for the round
trip. Purchasers must sign their
tickets:
National Prohibition Convention,
Cincinnati, O., June 10Th aud 30th.
Sell June 26, 27 and 18th; transit liu-
its two days. Punch tickets to expire
July 7th.
For period OF return in each in
stance consult the local agent.
T.. X. ROGERS,
Gen'l Pass'gr Agent.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-06-25
BAYOU >ara'S Calamity.

On Sunday last at about the
hour that the church bells we're
expectcdto chime forth their sum-
mons to Sabbath school, the dread
sound Of the i:ayou Sara alarm bell
was borne to our ears Oh the
Southern breeze. It was in truth
a doleful SQUAD, FIR we knew that.
Within the lit:le circle constituted
by the lines of the lcvees. and
away down 70 to ii feet below the
wafer level were hundreds Of our
people, white ana eo!ored, whose
lives we're II jeapordy and whose
property was at the mercy of o
ruthless and roaring torrent from
the angry Mississippi.
The destruction of property,
the conslomeration Of ruins, the
distress of the citizens, the utter
desolatiou prevailing in our sister
city, where those who were not
able to exile themselves for pro-
lection are living on temporary
scaffolds or hid away in lily ven
tiiated and unlIghted lofts and at
tics, we shall aoC attempt to de-
scribe. An abler-lnach ADLER
pen than ours would fail TO do
justice to the subject.
1t is adequate to say, in brief,
that all the fencing, sidewalks
and out-houses have been floated
away, several dwellings utterly
demolished and an almost ire
parable loss inflicted upon the
town and individual resIdsnis, H.
.iurics from which either will find
it exceedingly difficult to recover
We are all witnesses to the TN
spcakublc devotion, self abnega.
tion ard tireless energy with
which the city authorities and
their faithful allies fought the
hopeless battle bravely for weeks.
We are informed that two Oh
more families took refuge and are
still logdirg on, the grandstand OF
the fair grounds, where the.wate,
Is about 13 feet deep.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-06-25

It's impossible to mention all
those who. besides Mayor irvine.
rendered distinguished services
in the effort to save Bayou Sara.
1t is useless again to refer to shc
untiring labovs and liberal d"na-
;inns and advances matte by :i:s
Honor during tine w:;tcry sclge.
,or is it possible t. let go. unneI
toned. the honorable services
accorded by tho colorcd people
generally. They a,:l receive
;ke;r reward liz the gratitude Of
.hc people.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-06-25

MIR. Clint Erieg>. thc Ia,e'y
elected Constable nrthc LIST ware.
has deputize> Mr.. Sam kaf,b 10
perform the duties Of that "ftce
curing the formers absence in the
timber sw"mrs. Mr.. R:.hl: ard
Justice Plct:,mgcr have been rush
ing things since their advent i:t"
Office III the Inc Of arrests and
administration OF enlistment to
vici:l,crs of the law. In this 1t
wholesome warning to cv;'docrs
is administered.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-06-25
LIST OF LETTERS

Rem msiminx In the Post Ofice, Bayo"
Sara. La., week ess.li"g JnLe aSd.'
1882.
Alexis Horace Ely Fanny
Harris Jane Lee Saul
LYNN Willie Lewis George
Scott Alex
Persons calling for any OF these let
ers win please say advertised.
+. NJ. MJMFCHD.
pUsTMASThE.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-06-25
Bucklen's Arnica 8aive.

THE BEST SALvE In the worl fer cuts,
bruises. sores, ulcers, salt rhenm. feAer
sores. letter, chapped hsises. chilblains,
corns, and all skin Eruptions. positively
cures piles. or no pay required. 1t Ia
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by I. Il. kilbourne & Co.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-06-25
Special Notice.

On June 18th the N. n. & Nj
v. Co. will commence running
n Pullman sleeping Car from
Memphis to Chicago via Fulton
and the l. T.. X. K. This car will
leave Memphis at 8:05 a. m. daily
and arrive Mt Chicago the next
morning at 1920 a. m.
The L. N. o & II. tram No.
makes connection IN the Union
Depot Memphis with the N. n &
M. V. train hauling this car.
z. r. ROGERS,
Gen'l Pass. Agent.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-06-25

Mr.. james White came near
dr.. wning OIL tlonI::y last h,y I'll!
log from Il du2out in : street OF
Bayou Sara. lie was brought III,
sr.,n the bottom, aE'' rtsclcd b.
Richard White and Willie
Smell, gallant coloreI ne" &:
that town.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-06-25
Notice..

During the flood all orders left
ut the ;ranci: Post Office ut Ga
briefs Store, VIII be filed ant re-
turned by the U. 5. Mail boat
Uncle Gam 'whic!, makes four or
five trips, Tally.
MUMFORD & BROOKS.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-06-25
Tulane University
OF LOUISIANA.

Tu'ane University embraces cilesc.
Higi. School, II. Sophie Se':comb
Memorial College for Young Women.
Law AM Medical Derartnets The Oh
lege aas four parallel courses: ,iassi-
cal. Literary. Scientific and Engince:-
ing. Next Annual session OF the Aca''-
c:Iicai Department. inclu., NJ tie j..
SOPHIE Ncwcomb ~oilagr, beSi"s >'cto-
ber 3rd, law Department lens
Nove:nier 1lt;.. Medical ,I.pu:t. .cp,.
Cctobc: l7th.
For special OF general catalogues.
apply t. the Secre .ary of lie Crircrsi-
ty. I'ula:e Hall.
WN. pkEST'IA JOHNSTON,
President
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-06-25

EnserpsassS1 YsWw9 AGaas Tine Ca. t.s.va~teA
and starved me worked steadily and made aster
than expsetsd able 20 bu, sn nd sd uiid
small hotsi II don eed at that ~tii
work again which made my
True a. COs Shall instruct and start readsrt
70 do aud yes wesk iadus,rionsy yon ~ In due
time be abe 10 buy tstand and build hotu wish
70. Moaey 6s easned iiae vork, Ssp-
IDLY and honoraby. BY those Of either young old.
and In their wherever thsy five Any
can do the worn Easy learn sfurhsh everything No
riak You devote all your time
70 the work This snsrely lead brings wondarni
esse 20 every worker Bsstpnere from 03
go week md q ltstie oHps-
risscs We furnish you tho You
KMEE. Thsts of mnrvo,ous th,ncs, and here 10
enoshor treat useful wealth giving wonder Grsas Gatse
viii reward Wherever
end Whatever doing Waut TO know about tho
wonderful work Doiay much money tose -
No explain here bus 10 will vvisO
Ee yili make all plain 70 you FREE Address,
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-06-25
High Water Notes.


Since the sabmerging Of Bayou
Sara occurred som after our last
issue, the part relating To the
prospects as relating to that city,
which previously was an impor-
tunt item, will be eliminated from
matter under this head.
Since the overflow of that town.
which event has seriously and dc
letcriousiy effected the CONNER
cia.as we'll as individual interests
of the whole community, includ-
| inc St. Francisvillc, the lower
portion oGthe latter town has be-
como the cheif point of interest,
clothed as it is, through the
necessities Of the situation, with
IL largo commercial Importance in
addition to its own considerable
business.
| All freight, inward and out
ward bonad, Is temporarily re-
ceivcd Oh the galleries of the AHA
cent stores and The knoll Of cln-
bankment thrown Up. alongside
their track, near Joseph Me, 8
, store, by the l.. n. o. & 4. Rail
road.
The business establishments +
Mann & Levy AMI Jos. !:eyer
have been Inundated! to the extent
of scvera! inches, from the period
of Bayou Sar.'s lnuat!at:on, but
false floors have pech Land in both
and their respective businesses
have progressed as usual. Every
ward in hat part Of town is over
I flowed except that of MIR. j. Il.
PIcttinger which Is exempt owing
, 20 its elevation. A: t.i;s writing
] [Thursday) the stores of p. Far
+ reilly, +. Gabriel, Jos. Stern and
Mrs. j. T.. Austen arc very slight
+ ". say fivo inches, above the VA
ter line.
The beav, rain Of Wednesday,
afternoon and night brought the
L water up fully an inch after 1t lad
e almost reached Il stand.
At this time there is every in
dicatlon ef c; c;ntrc,t:on Of the
: rain.
, Friday-TIe mark OF the Gcv-
S ernment gauge ut Bayou Sara, at
;. 6 p. NJ, yesterday, was AZ feet,
e the highest stage ever attained
since perhaps: the year 1928.
u The stage ut its zenith. in 1886
: was Al :O2, and the 2 tenths were
. with US only for few hours, dur
:. ing runout of the bayou, so W,
5 may say that the water now ex
: cceds that Of go by one foot.
y At lower St. FranclsviIie thu
= water came almost to stand VI
Tuesday. but the protracted rain:
:, since that time have had the eff
J, feet of starting it on the Up trac'
. again, but ut Il slow rate of pro
. gresslon.
6 The Railroad Company il bu;ll.
E" a. ror!; or its ro:G be-. between
=, thc street crossing and the depo,
i, Ihe tracks arc heiE. raised a.:
It :hc ballast Is of gravel. thougi
rs cot raining. ., this writii:. &c III
!! oications -avor a SPEEDY con
:, tinua'Ice.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-06-25
Friendly Caution.

All persons are cautioned against
the removal of earth from the
Catholic hill or from any portion
of the Church property. Any in
fringcmcnt will be punished to the
fullest extent of the law against
trcspasS. ). u. AUSTEN,
Agent.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-06-25

Mr.. j. H. Clack. late candidate e
for the Office of Sheriff on the
Foster side, has received bls COM
mission.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-06-25

Mrs. Austen has ice constantly
for sale to accommodate the retail
local custom.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-06-25
Trespass Notice.
For Sale.

The land belonging to St. Fran
els Church in POintc Coupce and
being and lying IN the rear of the
church IN its present location, and
within the line of the new lcvce.
This land measures 2 acres front
by Z acres in depth. Apply to
Rev. +. A. b. LafOrcst,
New Texas, La.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-06-25

M entail Depression,
Painful Digestion, Pim-
the Head, Sallow Com
Scald Head, Scrofula,
Diseases, Sour Stom-
Torpid Liver, Ulcers,
other symptom or dis
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05
ssIpIso FAR. ACCOUNTS.

Ia. k~.ping ot sc,oant. io the bu.l-
ne.. man I. What the chart sni compass.
ar. 10 the navigator. 10 th. farmer to
q le.. -xtent, p-thsps, than to the bu.l-
ness man. u t~cOme- nec-..ity, bot
after III, there u no way by which the
baslne.. 20 farming eau b. so safely snd
..ii.f.etorily conducted a.. by know
log iust how the busines. IL progressing
.n how We stanl ~ith the world; snd
net oaly thi. latter bat how Ne stand Ia
relation % the farm. - Ne not Only
nc,d Ia keep account With our fellow
men bat al.o With our stock aud crop..
The great fault With mo.t systems of
keeping farm .c,ounts has been their
,~,,npl.xity. entsiling mare sui
lAbyrinth ~ hgurr. aud columns which
the yr-at mstbriiy of farmers find th.m-
selye. unhu~i by eiucsii"n Ia under
take, aud from tiics. complication. di..
inclined "a give the necessary time aud
attention to keep straight and true sc-
counts.
To meet this want 10 q simple system
% farm bookkeeping, Mr.. Ge"rge \.
Roger. of N"rth Ando,er, Mts.achu-
.stt., Ia. invented system which he
has embodied Ia small psmphlei-.h,p-
c,i account book whereby every depart
meui of the farm l. brought Into such
financial r,l,tion 10 other parts, "hgure-
atiyely' speaking, that anyone at all
acquainted With the simplest form of
applying figur-. to aid memory ani M
both financial transactions, aud the
Transaction. 30 the .toyk aud the farm
iiself between u AMI the owner, so ihti
clear understanding oi his business
shall at all times appear, can readily aP-
ply lt.
The .y.ism 4. applicable To special lines
a. dairy Ing. stock raising, poultry, etc.
or mlx-i farming combining all the
specialize. ..-iewlston Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05
1hI PAYING COM.

Farmers az we'll az dsirymen, In fact
every Que ~ho keeps cos for the uss
ot his family, should D. informed Ne to
the best qu,lltie. Ina Gov answering
their .v~ci,l u.-, aud no douht most p-o-
pie do think they are 80 informe,i, Yet
there I. a grrat diversity % opinion as 10
What br,,si or qualiiie. are the best.
Dor family a.., where one or two COWS
only ar. kept to .uPply milk. cream sn |
butter, u 10 an important oht"ct o. grt
coss that are easily kept, are gentle,
good mixers, and that Weld much cream
aud butter. wemcan by the term easily
kept, not q COW that eats hut little. hut
one 10 quiet. rr.tful disposition, as coO-
tra-iistingui.hei from one Of 4 rowing.
r,.tlc.s, fr-tful NATURE, that may con-
sumo much fcoi. Vet Ia little profit ;
while the other NAV h.. AMI u likely Ia
-, gross fcssisr, requiring much Ia
kcyp her, Yet she make. full r,tnrn. Tor
u In milk and butter. The gro.s feeder
Nth gentle disposition, then, I. the COW
i..lrei: such will eat ani relish many
things added ,o her nations the more
dainty feeder soull refuse. Then with
IN. ros.n % a small lot or the lawn,
aud daily allowance 10 meal sni bran,
.upplsmeatci " may be with minv ret.
u.s bit. fr,m the klichen, IA. viii give
qait. 9 pound ot batter daily. with
plenty ot milk aud crcsm for th. table.
such 1. the b'-i AMI cheapest COW Tor
tho family, or IN. dairy either.
Hut Iu.t where Ia lrok Cor the COW or
breed. 20 COW. Ia which the.. qualities
are most likely Ia be founi combine'i,
nav not b. surely or corrrCtly polnici
cut. Among the beet may b. meu,ion.d
grade sneruseys, which meet veil the
family needs. also q cross IL the .usrn-
.sy and IN. >horthorn. Hut wher. milk
more especially I. wanted. the liolst-in
!. the COW, aud ~hcr- butter !. the
ie.ideraium the Jersey ought to he
cho.en. The last tso named breeds arr
on.id.rcd th. extremes oi milk snd but
ter production. aud combining the prop
critics oi these breeds, vet In . limited
dsgrrc, aud filling all along the line b.
tween them. come the Ayrshlrr. the
Guernsey, >horthorn aud others. These,
In other words, are COOL milk snd but
ter yislder., snd u u usually along thl.
line, so Ia term u. that the CIV comhln-
ing the most good qualltle. !. Ia BE-
found.
Vet, after all that I. cl,lmed for the
superior qu,liti-. ~ any br-cl, the milk
.nd batter productiyeness of almos, sny
COW can be greatly improved by good
treatment, and proper ani liberal f'sSi'
ing, Will. on the other hand, th. most
copioa. mllk-r. of the beet breeds WI
detsriorate under the care aud feeling
that many farmer. give their mllch
cows. Hence, u l. as Important that
ons should kno~ how to ics.i aud trr,t
one. COW. q. we'll a. To know where aud
hos To- select tho.e oi gooi quslltle.
rrsdy formed BY the careful hand of
others, which after he secures, hc IL
bath ignorant and negleciiul of pr..er'-
la. l,ur.l lIama
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05
AZ PAYS TO pAlNI.

one of nv neighbor. wss obliged "a
ssll. Ills farm MAS worth twenty-five
hundrei dollars. aud that was th. price
s.k-d for II. The bulliings were com.
para,lyely new, bat they appeared oil
owing 20 the lack ~ paint. They were
painted when bullt. hut not since, and
hsd q dresry, we,ther-betteu appear
snce. The hou.e had had bright green
hlinds, bat the blinds not wrecked by the
~ini ~crr dilspld,te,i ani yellow. The
l,ni ~a- good. q little worn, but needed
only fertilizers Ia give " new life. Hut
the hIghe.t price ofere'i for the place
us. fifteen hundred dollars. IL Was In
despair: the place was worth more, bui
he neeled the money sni must have H.
While he was considering the Offer one
of III. neighbor. dros. up.
"wrll. John. how do yoa get on sell'
ing the plAc.F !,
Got to ssll for htteen hundred
That's all i'm offered"
.You ought to ct twenty-flv.-ever,
cent Of IL. Now. I'll tell you how you
can get that ten hundred ar part of L.
Paint the house ani barn, and grt q nes
.et of green blinds for the house. and
touch up the fence"
.I,ut I've M money"
.I,ont need any. Get trusted for th'
p.int. add the paint to the price Of thu
farm. aud hold on ill you get you'
pri~."
t~,nty-eight hundrsi dollsrs.-Ameri
can Agricalturist.
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fro ~ corrSvxD.l
WORLDS FAIR NOTES.

The limit %. time In which states aud
territofie. aud foreign countrie. must
accept the it. sllolt q them on the Ia
position ground. has bccn ined al June
/, ls02.
The ground. surrounding francs's
'uilding az the Exposition will b. deco
l,ted by Nilmorin, Who u the mO.t noted
iOh.t Ia Franc. and az the head of the
hrge.t seed house In the world. VII
NORM has made fne horal displays NJ
all Of the World. Fair. for twenty-five
wear. or more, aud Il !. reported that he
i' nov planning To Guido all pre'lou. ef'
for..
The city of Philadelphia will COZ
tribute to the Pennsylysnia exhibit
hoice collection % historical relic. nov
la possession of Meade Post, q. \. a.,
George ". Child., and the Drexel ln.ti-
tute; representations II BENJAMIN
franklin, stephen Glrari aud other old
time celebrated citizens; the famous
Liberty Bell" snd other exceedingly
Interesting objects. Application. for
space for exhibit. ar. very namerou.
from Pennsylvania.
One of the striking aud very attractive
features of the de,iicatIon ceremonies
and display next October will b. the
"PrOces-ion of Centuries. or parade ~
.ymbollcsl hoats through the lsgoons
aud waterways of the Exposition
grounds. These floats are to be gOr-
geous affairs. The contract for the con-
.truction of - Of them has been let at
an approximate cost of sJ,soo each.
Foreign exhibit. for the Exposition
have already begun to arrive at the Gus
tom house In Chicago. Exhibits have
-scrntlv been received from India and
Costa RicA.
IL IL the present expectation that every
species of n.h and other aquatic animal
large enough to be seen, which Il native
TO inland waters and 10 the Atlantic and
Pacific oceans, except perhaps q live
whale, will be- exhibited In the fi.heries
Department Of the Exposition.
An Esqulmaux village, inhabited by
from 80 to '5 natives of the fro1sn
rrgions, will be one of the sights on
Midway Plaisance at the Exposition.
The women member. Of the North
Carolina Worlds Fair Board have under
taken 90 raise $1,000 % be devoted To
the erection Of 4 state building At the
Exposition. They will hold meetings at
numerous points throughout the state
and receive subscriptions.
In Georgis exceptionally strong sf-
forts are being made 90 make its state
fair this year as complete aud represent
alive as possible, for Il has been decid-
ed 10 send the best Of the exhibits TO
Chicago aud place them on view In the
Georgia building at the Exposition.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05
oRArIlNo Wax ANo eoReRs.

Editor .igricsifsrai D.fsrrassf:
Having proven the facts stated In the
article. "Csrr of Fruit rr~es," by W. \.
Ripley. I gladly add nay testimony TO
the same.
In the formuis for grating MAX. In the
sane Issue, I would suggest lln.eed oil
In place of tsllow. Some of us leaned
In the caterpillar reign that animal fat
u fstsl to Young apple trees. Resides,
with the oil IL will not run.
II trees have BEEN negl'ctei and bor-
ers reign, next month. before the wealth.
70 becomes warm, look for them below
the surface. for at the right time YOU
Will surely lind them. before they start
upwsri on their ,igy,g cour-e. Tn.
same thing will ocyur In No,rnher--sli
of larger growth. The sm,ll m,ggot
viii be found In the bark, but those th,t
travel viii lie all winter Just below the
surface. sni are easily hooked out,
where Il will he difficult tn Ind them In
the hea, of summer. rlcasr try this
aud rrpou. This IL QUE of the few
things I have learned by observation,
and thinking u worth knowing. I has.
tried 10 keep u before the pabllc.
u. nLroS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05
WAY A BOILED LOBSTER IS RGo.

In all srnstaccans, as, Indeed, IN a.
mo.t everything Ia n,turc, there 10 n c-r-
tain per cent ot irou. Upon boiling the
lobster the Iron IL oxillrsi. TIL. rfi'ct
Ia largely due also to tli- percentage OF
muristIc acid which exists nstursllv IN
the shell. Tie chemical change which
takes place here l. almost similar to that
which occurs ~ the burnlng of . brick.
In boiling q lobster lts coat ceases To b.
a living substance and 10 . certain ex-
tent Il takes y new character. u lsS =
brick would bc after burning. THIS ef-
feet can slso De produced by the sun'
hut necessarily not 90 raphily, 10 Tie
heat of that luminary, although more In
tense, Il not concentrated sufficiently To
produce the r~suit. THE sun al.o exer-
cIses bleaching iunurncr, which cou-
sumes the oxide almost ~ fast ~ u 10
formed, leaving The she'll white, or near
y pure llms.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05
An Only Daughter
NURED OF CONSUMPTION.

A., 'sta ~ .sariy sxpestsi. an rsae,iiss
=. .si at W a lafas. "a. s.psstmsn,.
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GOO kNoweTn sGsr.

He tcak thew frcm me. one by oss.
The thlnx. - ny kesr apos.
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rstuesn gse a.i NJ Isri aioses
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IIl. wiser psrvat take. awsy,
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lie Who hath taken kngwc-t t~.t.
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CHAPTER XVI.

FN uc ueautiufc
the work % un.
earthing the
murderer of Ro~s
Ellington was b.
coming moro In
terest sting. The
'man johnson had
come In from the
west. and W as
sharing the vigils
of Rush and Mar.
tin The journal.
ist and the de-
s.as.UA anslr..