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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-10-18

Toe body Of nan found 10 the Coz
ueelieot river below Sprins hsId, Macs,
this week. has been identiasd - thsi Of
james Forrest. 70 Of Middlebury. For
rest disappeared tso ca tbree weeks age
while vofkias Ter The F5rt srauite
compsny o, Monson, Mass
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-10-18

TIE bu,iness OF the hr.ttieboro Hosiery
oorat sny las Increased 90 rapidly tina,
10 order 10 Oh their orders it has been
nsossssry 10 take sdvsbt'se Of The set
vists Of mill 10 Rhode Island, which
vas Ia ooaditiou TO help them out,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-10-18
READ HIS EDITORIAL.

READ HIS EDITORIAL.
From the Times. Hillstille. Va.
/ sufered from diarrhops for long time
aud thought was past teiug cured. !
had spent imuch time sud money and
he'd cuff red 20 musb misery that ! bad al
most decided to give mp vi hopes OF recov
cry and await the remit. bat noticing the
advertisement Of Cnsmberlain's Collie
Cholera and Disrrhoes Remedy end slso
some tesiim onials stating how some Won
Ierful cures bad been wrought by this rem
edy, decided to try it. After taking .
few doses | was entirely well OF that
trouble, and / wish to say farther to ny
readers and fellow sufi-iers that | sm
hale aud hearty man ioisy and feel ss vel
ss | ever dill 10 ny liie o. Il. Moore.
Sold by II Wnippls, Manchester Gen
tire; A II Pe,tibone, Msoohester Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-10-18

Tee tra 6sis rsEisif.iles is Mes feFt
Csy tDa cibu ellsss 10 10 state 10 ttas
lstssr ihss ths a ls98 Bgih parties
flaE ih.i II 10 . isvsrsbls iHsiesstss fpf
tAar osaeiass. bsi u ,hsss oSs thies
vtty rlsitl.. that ltelt 10 No sfaiay 10
tat 'isis ttis yet TIE vote gill be
rar ht.tI.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-10-18
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Estate OF II REs MArrErs n
The undersigned having been appointed by
the Hon, Probate Court for the Distiiot Of Man.
chester Commissioners, TO receive ,eramine and
adjurt all elaine and demands OF all persons
against the estate OF
Loren hatteson late Of All ngton
In said District deceased and ali claims exhibit
cd in Offset thereto hereby give notice that va
viii meet 'or the purposes afotosaid at tho
dwelling OF tho late deceased In Arlington
on the 2sth day Of March mkt from ons
O'Clock =. NJ. unit four O'Clock ri. on SAID day
and tina, six MONTH from the ~ h day Of top.
tember A. d. 1900 Ia the ia limited by said
Court for said creditors to present their
claims to ns Tor examination aud ali vance.
Dated at Arlington his 2Sth day Of koptem.
Ter A D. 1900.
FRANK N. oANFIELD,l
Il. NJ. LATHROP, Comrs.
A. II JUDsON.
MARGARET l.. yAuoHs, Administering, Ar.
ington, Vermont. 2i8w
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-10-18

Alvin Bartlett &C, the mos. prominent
merchant OF Island Pond died Friday
night very suddenly CT hesrt disease.
His SOD, Z, NJ, Bartlett, was grand master
OF the Odd Fellows last year and was rs
sociated 10 business with him.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-10-18

Ihs sfsst eesl siflss - col isi tsssf.
TIE eenrfriIsu ~ The Eintfs ptopostd
10 ED ihs siii.s on osrisin eoeti,ioss
hH, shs eptFsiert tsrs pct yet sgtesd 10
lhssa oo&AllI0Es sgi nsy rot viihoSi
rotiars,ssts A. beth .lsu efi1eatly
vak 70 snS toe STRIFE there 10 prUiptei
Tia. sens belts o. ssteeEet, nsy be
reached
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-10-18
WHAT SHALL wRHAvr FoR rrmERr

This question arises In the family every
day. Let us answer II today. Try Jell o.
. delicious dessert Prepared 10 two mio
otes. No baking sdd hot water and set
TO cool. Flsvors; = Lemon, Orange. RMp
berry aud Strawberry. AT your srocer',
10 cents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-10-18

The Central vfrnoai fsilr asd proves 10
be 8 nessy-@sher ssasr the management
q The Grad Trsrt teisisls. who rfror,
Gel s.rplsss Of s906 as fer their ant
ia mnalhs a. cotitoi,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-10-18

Sen, SCI 600 vas eisribs,ts sEeAs
The tuplsyee. Of tie yunost Marble
esnpsny ~ wages das then tof The
nosth ei September
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-10-18
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THURSDAY. OCT ~. 1900
y 4 GlKgNps. Es!tsf are rrsyris'af

Efgsn 10 u.tisF nsmFtisn ttr
ilsprsh Nsv Yoft ss.st srs sfasaiss 10
great wssss Il pspPls washer Il vill
ktlt BIN - sei rsnssss 10 b. tess. Fear
years sss Il asnfs 10 hsrs Ne opposite
eject ne flste, where b. spsas si'lrs
Ne Ffpsitti t.afsif sFsiEti klE.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-10-18

Roosevelt and Bryan are bres king oil
The records Of speech.msking ever made
before yy sny candidate for high Office
except by Bryan himself 10 1896. Brysn's
speeches fonr years ago Numbered some
thing over 600 between the day he was
nomiosted apd thst OF election. The
chsnces at the present time are that be
will equsl this record by November 6,
Roosevelt has not been on the stump so
long as Bryan aud probably will not make
as many addresses fiom this time onward
As the Democratic candidate will deliver.
Nevertheless Roosevells record 10 mum
Der Of epeeobts IN the present campaign
will exceed that OF any other nominee ioi
nationsl Olive whom the county hss
known except Bryan, Douglas. Greeley
snd Blaine, vho made tours through part
OF The county 10 the years in which they
we're nominated, did not make. taking all
OF their addresses ia com biusiion, half
IS msuy ss Bryan las done TINS far In
1900. 10 this respect the cspvssses OF
four years ago ADD OF this year sre notable,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-10-18

keeator Davis Of Minntsuis, 10 speech
ia Dslsth lat Friday. said Protection Tor
Amsricsn induslu,s is the paramount
issae 10 this csmpsisn. The fact that the
Democfn have declared 10 their pls,
form 10 favor OF q repesl Of The Dinslty
Tariff and . uinfn 10 revenue Tsrin
should noi be overlooked, and will not be.
TIE Protection Of Ansricsn industries Is
iust - nuch 80 issue nov as II ives 10
lsss. wbtn I, wss The chief Issue before
the people,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-10-18

TIE asrshlless Cnllo0k 10 Msrtlsnd
esailss,s 20 be bright. A les Of the
solA Dfu 0efsts 81 thst state Who were
sotllts .iih tie hepsbliesns 10 1896
have gore bstk 10 Bryce, bot. DC ,hs
other bsnd. macy q tie younger Dtmo
Gratis ore ss.d to be coming over to the
Rspablicso slde. Msvlsnds sslpg 10
the Isrublic.ts 10 isg5 aud 1896 ss .
bis cbarse Tor that siste. bot there ..
sooa reason 10 believe tia, Maryland title
yer gill repeat 10 sci Of four yesfs sso
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-10-18

The Den Gratis have not missed 40 OPP
poriuily to quote Abraham Lincoln 10 ihi'
ssmpsign, aud men like Carl Sohurz. who
sssiled Lincoln bitterly when be was
slive, nov relief 10 him ss truly Rspub
licsn" president Mr.. Stevenson, the
Democratic candidate for vice president.
Who IL on record as sreenbsoksr, a silver
lie aud gold standard man. has sougtt
in'sn article 10 the North American r.
yis~ 10 tara spoinl by al extended quota
ton from Line jlu which the martyred
presiden, never wrote. Mr.. Stevenson at
tributes the language used about corup
,ion 10 high places aud the rsisn OF the
money power to q letter written by Lin
colin 10 1854 bat ss q matter Of fact the
sts.smebt Vas The inference Of q medium
10 1865. who gave the words ss = message
from Lincoln 10 the spirit land
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-10-18
JrLLo. Tar NV DK.srnr,

pIsssts Ill The family -Four a,vor SIS Len
on. Orange, Rnpbtrry sni Rtr,wbery, Al
yoai srocffs 10 cts Tu II today.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-10-18
A WONDERFUL CURE.
Or DIARRHoRA
A PR MrNEST VIRGINIA EDITOR

Had Almost Grea Up bm Wa Brought
Back 10 Perfect Health BY Chamberlain S
Collie and Dinrh0ed Remedy
The Springfield herald., 1900-03-02

The United States Bureau Of La
Dor has been investigating The eli
feet Of displacement Of hand labor
by machinery in the iron and steel
trade. 1t was found that in 1857 a
rifle barrel took 9S hours to make
by hand. 1t is now made in three
hours and 40 minutes. Hall inch
bolts 6 inches long with nuts were
made by hand at the rate Of 800 IN
43 hours, while by machinery the
same product Is turned out with
only S hours labor. In 1885, 100
feet of finch lap welded pipe re-
auIred over ST hours OF labor.
while III 1895 the same product
was turned out in 5 hour.-Scien-
ufic American.
The Springfield herald., 1900-03-02
"A GREAT RAILROAD CENTER

Chicago is the greatest railroad cen
ter i'll the world.
One hundred and fifty thousand sub
urbanites are brought in every morn
ing over the steam roads, and one oi
these lines-the Illinois Central-trans-
ports l5,OO0,00O suburban passengers
annually over its admirably conducted
system
a With Is terminal trunk lines, the num-
her Of through express and mail trains
arriving and departing daily is 2si: ac-
commodntion and suburban passenger
trains. 6Oi, merchandise freight trnins.
2sS; grain, stock and lumber trains. loo,
making total of 1866 regular trains Of
all classes in and out OF Chicago daily
by way Of all railroad fines,
The total tonnage OF dead freight car
ried east in 1898 aggregated G,CO0. 600
tons. From the west the big trunk
lines brought in nearly 270,00O.COO
bushels of grain, over 1000, 900 barrels
of ilour. 2Do,Aoo,O00 pounds of cut
meats. GO,OOO,O0O pounds of lard and
9.O00,o0o live hogs. The in md out
freight now amounts to o5G,OOO cars
Annuslly.
The Springfield herald., 1900-03-02

n'clnck, afternoon service at 2::30
Feb II. Mar. II. Apr :, May i.
Villas, every llh thursday eve
ming at Z o'clock. Feb. 10. Mar.
Is, Apr. II, May 10.
Boston, every 4th Sunday morn
ing at II O'Clock. Feb. Is, Mar. is.
Apr. Is, May 10.
Stonlngton, every 4th Sunday
evening al I o'clock. Feb. Is,
Mar. IS. Apr. Is. MAY 13.
Newberry's. every 4th Thursday
evening at / o'clock. Feb. %,
Mar. -. Apr 10, May II.
The Springfield herald., 1900-03-02
IN OUR OWN LAND.

There are 81 gold-produoing coun-
ties in the i5G, 900 square miles of Cali
fornia's area.
y rattan cane has been in the posses
sion OF Hope (lnd.) family for $50
years. passing from father to son.
\ law requiring corporations to pay
wages at least monthly has been de
clared constitutional in California.
Seventy-iirc per cent. OF the popnla-
ton of Manitou. Col, are invulids and
exiIes from their homes. Nearly every
state and territory and civilized coun-
Try in the world is represented.
Boston gives its citizens II chance to
pa,ronize home peddlers by the way il
numbers licenses issued. Those f"r
Boston peddlers are even r''-r'.-1
those for non-resi7e
The people -r. -e
to spread laH.
for its resi1tH rrn e-- .N
state. Thcs" are .Us -.ur- l
each person. Hta-y island sc Ultmos.
densely populatc\ state, with s-o IN
habitan,s for each square mile.
An artesian well is on the farm Of
Charles Schaf'er, at Wapukoneta, o. He
lately turned on the water to irrigate
his parched lawn. and with the fluid
came nyriads of little fish of the black
bass variety, from two TO four inches
in length
The Springfield herald., 1900-03-02
MILD WINTER AND Llchr SNOWFALL

MILD WINTER AND LIGHT SNOWFALL.
Casper Zimmerman who makes
his home in tile moentalns of Lar
inner county, and whose post office
address is Home, Is at the st.
James. Home postoifice is known
far and wide among the mountin
eers as the place where the snow
seldom melts. In the winter, as
rule, the farmers always depend
upon the report sent out from
Home as to whethet there will he
m abundance or snow Tor the mi
gazing season. In speaking OF
the prospect Tor water the coming
season, Mr.. Zimmerman said: sit
is fact that unless the beautiful
snow commences to iall IN larger
quantities in the next te% weeks
than it has during tie last few
months, the chances are that there
will be 4 shortage OF water during
the irrigating season. During my
residence OF twenty years IN those
parts | never saw the time when
the snowfall was so light. In ad
ditloh to this the winter has been
an exceptionally warm one for
the point. - Denver Times.
The Springfield herald., 1900-03-02
LEARNED BY EXPERIENCE.

The worst remedy for an evil is tc
complain of it.
For every foolish thing in law there i,
a wise reason.
Make useful sacrifices enough to dis
pense with useless ones.
Puf your strength in your fight in
stead of in your challenge.
Some men are ever ready to do an in
jury and 10 apologize forit.
When one builds castles in the air, h.
leaves out the troubles.
Take care of your health while you
have it. not after il is gone.
\ delicate man nj work accomplishes
more than giant in idleness.
1t is much harder TO get dollar into
ones pocket than it is TO get it out.
Most men give up what they like to dc
in order to get what they like to have.
The next best thing after not being
pretty is not TO know that you are ugly
We will never have clean streets in n
great city until somebody wants the
dirt.
One who spends money imprudently
is not apt TO have money to spend pru
IDENTIFY.
Politicians are given appointments
not for fayors received, but for favor,
expected.
Many waste their powers in getting
wealth and then waste their wealth ir
getting power.-Ledgcr Monthly
The Springfield herald., 1900-03-02
NO sToCkMAE will BE DEPRIVED OF
HIS BRAND.
tlfc American,

Secretary OF State BeckWith an
nounces that the work of record
ing the cattle brands, which has
been so far behind, Is progressing
finely and will be caught up
within a few weeks how. For a
long time the work was Of such a
nature that but two persons could
work at it, but now he has large
force oil the books and they are
making better progress. Mr..
Beckwlth corrects one impression
which has been general, but
which he says is erroneous, and
that Is that persons who did not
file their brands before the first OF
January are in danger OF losing
them. He says no man who has
a brand now and makes applica-
ton for ii will lose IL. even though
there are a dozen applications for
the same brand ahead OF his. Ey-
cry man will be permitted to re
tam his old brand If he has ap-
piled for 1t again.--Denver Times.
The Springfield herald., 1900-03-02
UNCLAIMED LETTER IlsT .

The following Is a list of letters
remaining uncalled ior at the
Springfield postollice, Mar. 2;l900.
j. A. Smith,
@. L. Mercer.
II. Ii. Cones, Esd,
Mr.. RIdenour.
Miss Sharlotte Jamnef,
Mrs. Lou NJ. Preece, (Minneap-
oils
The above letters will be held
for two weeks and then sent to
the Dead Letter office, according
to Postal Laws and Regulations.
CLARA NJ. lIAYL. L. NJ.
The Springfield herald., 1900-03-02
Preaching Appointments For Raca
County. 70 May 18th 1900.

minneapolis, every 4th Sunday.
Jan. rs, Feb. %, Mch. 25' Apr. %.
nooker's. every 4th Wednes-
day evening. AT seven o'clock.
Jan. 81, Feb 2s, Mch. 2S, Apr. %.
Springfield, every 4th Sunday
at II a. m. and I p. NJ. Feb. 4,
Mch. A. Apr. ], Apr. %.
Rray's, ererv 18th Monday eve
nlng at : o'clock. Feb. d Mar. 3,
Apr. ?, Apr. 80.
Maxey, every 4th Wednesday
evening. at 7 o'clock. Feb. I,
Mar I, Apr. 4. Nav ..
Garlic, every 4th Saturday
night. Sunday afternoon aud sun
day night. tyening service at :
The Springfield herald., 1900-03-02
A. T. & S. F. Time Card.
Innnnr Enlnrudnl !
Local and Personal.

Local ana L eISOudl.
Miss Nan Fitzpatrick. Of Ston-
ington, went to Lamar on the
stage yesterday.
L. Hall, ex chairman of the
board Of county commissioners,
was in town recently.
Donald Mclean, OF Lamar. was
transporting Wichita drummer
through the largest cities II the
county this week.
l.. L. Rnot now holds the office
oi deputy sheriff. He and Sheriff
Smart are now in the Corrizo
country in the interest Of the J j
Cattle 20.
John Beatty was here paying the
lakes OF tile firm OF Beaty Bros,
The first Of the week. This com
panr is among tine heaviest tax
bayers that Bace county has.
SIR. Mcdonald, representing
johnson ~ Larlmer Dry Goods Co
oi Wichita, kan5., was cahyassine
our merchants. Wednesday. Aft
er selling bill of goods TO Martin
X Allen he went over TO Villas,
Thos. Hays and son Val, DIS
posed Of their cattle, last week, to
J. II. Christy. of Villas. They will
probably leave this spring ior the
mountains and will likely settle
IN the vicinity of Durango.
County Treasurer Stewart has
been kept untisualyl busy the past
month in the tax paying depart
ment OF his office. The extra large
amount Of taxes being paid into
Nhe treasury orthe county Is very
encouraging.
Quarterly Examination.
The hext Quarterly examination
Of teachers, Will be held at Spring
field. Colo, on Fridavand Satur'
lav. March lG, and II.
ANNA WATSON,
County Superintendent
There is strong talk at the pres
'snt time OF the Rock Island rail
road extending from Liberal on
vest. If such is tie case and the
road docs come west ii will run
through the south part of oul
county thereby shortening our dis
tance TO faiIrqad traffic almost 10
miles. The Rock Island is a good
road and will undoubtedly treat
the people what few remain, with
The greatest respeci,-lsichtield,
lks. Monitor
Yes, the Rcck Island vii ex
fend on across Baca county to
Corrizo, via Springfield. We IN,
:lerstand the grading has already
begun and it is only a matter of a
few months time until the natives
= t-4 =
will be staring ut "look out for the
ears.''
WANTED.
A good sized frame building
suitable for d dwelling, one OF
two rooms. Mrs. FELIX CAIN.
FOR SALE-A mower and hay
,cake, almost new, in good condi-
ion. cheap TOR cash Inquire at
t.t-:S ,A;,,,
The Springfield herald., 1900-03-02
GOODALE & HILLYER
ATTORNEYS y CouNsELoRs Al LAW
LAMAR, COLORADO.
Second Floor Goodsle Buillihf,

Second Floor Goodsle Buidnt
Have 4 lew 40, so and 12o acre
pieces OF Soldiers additional
homestead rights. fully glarantef
This script will take any puG.ic
lands that is subject to home
stead entfv anywhere IN the [. :.
No residence on or cultivation re
qulred and any citizen or person
who has declared has citizenship.
can enter rs mrcN as he pleases
and can pay for. Persons desiring
scrip shoald he very careful and
purchase only OF rellanie parties.
We guarantee Ours and attend to
ali detaii5. For particulars call
on or address
GooDAEr e IiILLYER.
Lamar. Colorado.
The Springfield herald., 1900-03-02

Owing to our increasing trade in our Drug
Business and our lack of room to carry both
lines, we have concluded to close out our line OF
Gents Furnishings, Hats Caps, Ladies and
Gents Shoes, etc, at COST for cash.
This means saving of from 20 to 30 per
cent on any ofthese goods SO don't miss this
to supply yourselves.
Mclean Bros, Lamar, Colo.
The Springfield herald., 1900-03-02
AN AFRlKANDER LEXICON.

"Dorp" is q 'i''--
Yield" Ie-.r --rs
"Spru;;'
"Rie:a' i---a-- ---
"voortEekac mean pioneers.
"Kloof'' is hollow -. esH $50 ILLS,
'Dssel-boom" is the pole Of an OK
wagon.
"Kraal" means collection Of huts
not one hut. The word originally came
from the Spanish.
"Sjambock," Il thick strip OF rhi-
noceros hide, used as Il whip. came from
the Malays, who were brought as slaves
TO Cape Colony in the seventeenth cen
tury.
'.Boer" means a Cape Colonist of
French or Dutch descent. 1t means lit
orally u boor and naturally is not &C.
ceptable to the people it de.ignates,
who prefer to call themselves Afrikan-
Gers,
The Springfield herald., 1900-03-02

WANTED.
A good sized frame building,
suitable for dwelling, one or
two rooms. Mrs. FELIX CAIN.
FOR SALE-A mower and hay
rake, almost new. in good condi-
ion. cheap tor cash. Inquire at
.t6tis aftire.
The Springfield herald., 1900-03-02

Mining Edition. 81 a year In advance. Al
she mining hewa and STOCK quotations
The Springfield herald., 1900-03-02

Miss Nan Fitzpatrick. Of Ston-
tngton, went to Lamar on the
stage yesterday.
The Springfield herald., 1900-03-02
Quarterly Examination.

The hext Quarterly examination
Of teachers, VIII be held at Spring
field, Colo, on Friday-and Satur-
Aay. March lG, and II.
ANNA WATSON,
The age-herald., 1900-11-04
SKETCHES FROM EVERYDAY LIFE.

The conversation had run on the recent alleged interview with Cleveland, in which 1t was reported that he had predicted a landslide for Bryan, and how Cleveland had denounced the whole thing as a lie from beginning to end. Certainly the pa per which published 1t must have hated to get "faked" in this way.
 The reporter sat thinking it oyer. What great thing it would be to get a bona fide interview or statement from Cleveland! Why, his fortune would be made. He could sell it to all the papers in the United States. He would for instance, telegraph the New York Herald, How much for interview with Cleveland, five hundred words, exclu- sive New York rights?' That ought to be worth thousand, at least He needed the money, his salary was small and the work arduous The more he thought over it the more reasonable it appeared. Why shouldn't Cleveland answer a telegram and give his opinion on the election? By love! he would try it!
 He proceeded to indite the following tele- gram: Hon. Grover Cleveland; Numbers of your staunch friends and admirers here would be glad to have some expression from you as to the outcome of the present cleo ton, and they sincerely trust that you will favor them with your opinion. Respect fully, W. S."
 This he took to the telegraph office and timed it so that it would reach Cleveland just after dinner, for he will then be in a charitable humor," thought the willy re- porter, and will answer it.
 Charge this to me- he said at the tele- graph office, and also the answer which I
The age-herald., 1900-11-04

am expecting. and which may be as much as five hundred words.'
 Then he composed his soul to wait in pa- tlenee. A whole day passed without reply, but he did not lose heart. He is consid- ering the matter" he thought, and wants second day without a reply he felt blue. Finally on the third day just as he had given up hope telegraph envelope was handed him. His heart gave bound of joy. He tore 1t open and read: Dear Sir: l enclose you bill of $1.34 for telegram to Cleveland. Please remit. Yours, c. H., manager.
 Foreigners sometimes have difficulties in mastering the intricacies' of the English language. One old lady never could under stand why if the plural of mouse was mice why the plural of house should not be hice. A common mistake, especially with French people, is the superfuous use of pronouns and exclamations. Instead of saying MT. Smith went to town they are apt to say MT. Smith he went to town" This habit will explain the somewhat irrev- erent elucdation by a French minister of the text "The devil goeth to and fro seek ing whom he may destroy"
 Now my friends" said the Frenehman, dis text naturally divides itself into three heads First, who de devil he is; second, what de devil he do, and third, what de devil he do it for"
 
 Kruger, it is said, intends to travel through Europe incognto. Imagine Dom Paul fancying himself unknown! Is there another face in the whole world which is as