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ad*this standard should be tree, a Marius Incited the slave* to up irmi* agalMt Sjrlla. he em-Mi the same »ymbol, and when ir wtis murdered the conspirators :hedr forth'ia a bo3y with a cap ited on a spear. In token of UV- • • .r- • » • mJ. D. Harris shipped his cattle last week..V'*' * m' ✓ • . • • • , .^ednesdiy, the 24th; the alliance will hold an.open. meeting. An ad-dress will be delivered by Mr. Moore, of Johnson county. The “People’s party” glee cjnb will furnish the music.Jeweler and Optician,Ueparlng or watches, jewelry, spectacles etc,’ thoroughly mu! promptly done at reasonable*prices.- ..KM Mum*,: --V; v^t;YORK-Seats on sale nt regular prices.At; • ..V J.|»JA-V • / . ' ..... ' '•5iHf*Vv:i\*-- •(Jft irv i- ’• .^Wratk' Vtatr of w»rwlck*hlr«— - • Its Mlstery aad Origin. _atpry books: confidently assert the. Druids have long ceased to In England. r^Doubt is thrown on usertion bylt; a. quaint custom held he stormy dawn of a recent ilng around the remnants of •h tumulus' : which : exists at htlow : ih: Warwickshire, where hike of Bueeleuch, as lord of the red^ exacted payment- of certain tea which date from , the misty of our Druidical ancestors. The :,did not himself appear in the tctor of h Druid to coilect the but ; was represented by bis fc. ' Payment is made by .twenty-, parishes of the old Hundred of btlow, the . tax being called oth silver.” X • -fiat It'was instituted for nobody f%T!hty® . the London Telegraph, lobody knows exactly why it was tained. It only produces aboik shillings. but if any parish nog-to pay the duke has the right to i from it a white bull with red and oars. The representatives0 different parishes must assent-at tho tumulus'* march thrice id a hollow stone, saying, ••The1 nioney/1 and deposit the irib-n the cavity, from which ‘ the s representative gathers it up.ihUologor afier the school of Dean ’s ‘ •lt;ireck and Latin “Derived .English,” might. explain tho ing of tho name by saying the lies,, were wrotb” at having tot; but this ety mology is at onco ed by the fact •that the inhnbit-of the1. Hundred who care to get f bed sc early, are eutertaiued In ghboring hostelry by His Grace lubstaatinl breakfast* coming to ty times: more - than • they pay in th money.”. It'Is a curious cus-linking the distant past with eenth century . civilization.ill- known axiom a tell: us ;:that the average ~ human life vis iD Of: but thirty-three and bird ' short . years! That one-er ..of all. born die before have seen the opening of their tVyear; one-half before reach-9veQteeit so that thoso who pass •teens” enjoy a felicity unknown te-half the human species. In thousand persons only one es the* age of 90; in every hiin-nly six reach to* or beyond 65, 6t more thau one on an average ) lives to be 80 years old. .There J to be upwards of 1. 000, 000, 000 u beings on the globe; of these bird die every yean 91,824 everyfill ' AVAfV hAllf ftr 1 BlvtvICSOMfii of Ufe aiiS DealS.druidicaL relics.—• . .PHee «r ran.The manufacturer of a certain brand of pilie in England—we will call them Smith’s pills—has advertised them extensively as really v worth a guinea a box on account of their efficacy.: Recently in chemist received a bill for 28 shillings firohi the . pt 11 maker, which he did not feel like paying. At last 0 brilliant idea struck him and he sent to the creditor a box of his own pills and 7; shillings in cash, with the explanation that, the -pULs being, worth a guinea, , the debt was canceled. . To his utter surprise he received by return mail a; receipt in full, with tho wordv *Uaak only in futures John Smith.11. ■ • /.Clara (fiercely)—Yes. Tom ^ryfler has; broken faith with me and broken my heart rBut be Uttle dreams how I shall be revenged!Carrie—Heavens! Will you poison him, or what? ;Clara—Neither. Bulcousin Carrie and I have secured matinee scats right in front of Tom and his new flame, and we two will wear our very largest hata.—Pittsburg Bulletin.A S«n«|b!« Man.. • » .* - » . • • •Would use Kern’s Balsam v for the throat and lungs. ■ It is curing more c'B3S of Cougbs, Cold* Asthma, Bronchitis, Croup and all Throat and Lung Troubles, than any otoer medicine, flie proprietor has authorized any druggist to gi ve you a Sample Bottle free to convince you of the merit of this great remedy.. Large bottles 50c «ind 81/. • X-•rh® Heaper protective association Monday evening the 22nd initiated •even new members. Horse thieves will have a poor show in this part of the country. It will also be healthier for some of the petty thieves to moveout of the vicinity. .Remember the shirts that we haveon band are standard goods, and must not be confused with stock goods soldover , the counter. These are rarebargains and must be sold. . tf ~ Welder Bros.’. .. , * ' • * * . *.** *.Please stop for a momeub to^.learn one fact. J. e.f the City Drug Storfc-hjiB oneof the best Mixed Paints to-be found in the market. (d-47 w-25)The Record leads them all.^ Tlfiilah. Board and room at 1013 N. H. St.Go to J. S. Tipton’s barber shop for first class work. 830 Mass. St. tfAttain inn Miiiwrnhfru,If any subscriber fails to receive the Record regularly, he will oblige us by calling at the office and report-DR. O’LEARY’SLecture on theBRAIN'-Atiti/'NE^VESyAnd Their Diseases.rrce consultation elaily rroin i to r. p. in. * • 7 W* Jbisssieliusettrf street, oppo- : »lte the Journal office* * ^ *The Runaway WifeAdyurtlsoinems under, tlils Ueadlng z cents iK»r line for eacii insertion. So ail-vert.somuiu taKeii for less than 10 c«nts. -Boversock’s Opera HouseW A S T KI Every I toil y In l^wrenee . 10 try Tins Itxcoim's want coluum. It brlnK8Beaatitol Romantic Society Drams, X;fK.x?PvS,vt'L‘ illustrated. Ad nils Ion 10 cts.:’. ori tickets for 25 cents.FIRST APPEARANCETHE LATEST NEWSUCCESS.Wednesday Evening, Feb. 24.HENRYWANT COLUMN.Mic results.-In the. VA 44*L -V./ArtvFOR KENT—One four room liouso, i:itAND HIS PLAYERS
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Lawrence Daily Record
Lawrence, Kansas, US
Wed, Feb 24, 1892
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