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FINE CIGARS,
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SOUTH NUIHV.“ LK. (’1‘.
HARDWARE.
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General Hard ware.
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(m- and “'lndnw (Slaw.
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Axum fur the
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Fin: and Burglar Prue! Safe.
Agricultural lmplymcnu,
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Paper Hanger, Glazier, drainer.
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05.2000 a 60.. New York and \Vuihington
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and transact all business mannered therewith minim.
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Quins}. Sore Throat. Swelling»: and
Sprmku. Rama: and Scale”.
(Swami! Roda} Purim.
hark. far and h‘ecdncfic. hauled Feed
and EON. and all Mic.“ Paths
and Aches.
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lllll'lUMA'l‘lSM,
:w i u t lcu. Lumbug'o. Scnldu.
in Mum‘s! itl‘ .luiutn. Cuts. chli-
ini..‘-. rl'tml. bitcs. Qulnscy. Suit
ifl‘hcum. llcll. Sprnlns. Gulls, and
immcucuu from any cause. 51:11
mus {rum
PAIN IN THE BACK,
‘ mm- ‘\tll't‘§. lil‘uptinns. llrulicu
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: :. :..i, l'.ils.vor(llslocututl limbs:
. Mm ncrs of horscu, piuntcrx. nic-
. .i 1:. .. merchants and prulcmimiul
i~~. vvt-rvxvhercninitc msaving. that
("l-INTAUR LlNlMliNT
: s‘lnuv relief when all mlwr Lini-
nn-xm. this, Extracts and linibroca.
‘ions lmvu f‘uilcd.
\‘italuua and Buddies the “load. Ton"
up the System. Malt“ the “'0“:
Strong. Build: up the Broken-
down. Invlgorute- the
Bruin. and
-’-GURES—
a sin, Nervous Affection. Gon-
nglpbcbilit . N euralgia. Fever
and Ague. arul sis.0hronlc
Dim-rhea. B ' Dropry.
Rumors. Female Com-
plaints. Liver Oom-
pldnt. Mitten:
Fever. tad
ALL msusas omemtvrma iii A no STATE
or THE moon. on accoummao av
DEBILI‘IY on A Low 51m
OF THE SYSTEI.
PERUVIAN SYRUP
.sliuthe bland with in?!” Principle er
Element. laps. infinity; Smith.
1 find New m into all nonh- “mm.
lia. N’G FREE IROM Al. not. tumult.
mgofhcumm foilowod by W «we
firm. but an
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Han-ism Alumna, llama-s. Sal! by all Mb.
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Let There he Llchl.
Through henveu'n cicar uch the echoon mug.
Au m- wing at». together Hing.
When Nature first from chuoa woke.
And on her car the chm-nu bmlu‘.
AI hcr Almighty Muller Ipoke.
“ Let lhunbc light.“
me Itnr tu smu- thc “alchwnrd flies.
Each nhnutn it onuun‘l thmugh the nkicn;
From out the chaos grim and black.
it speed: along ita shining truck.
‘Till mrth the echo uiinwcm back.
“ LN there bc light.“
And an by day the glad refrain
Still rings from muuutuin top tn uniu;
'l‘hc hurtwf lllt‘li \\ uh ruptuw thrill.
Aiul uhoutu mum cacti nhining hill.
M morn by morn n-vchnoi Ilill.
“ LN there he light.“
Whvu bliudvd nun with lNlliNlnfi Iiaudi.
Sm mu. uur huuua. thut immy; numb.
Now wuii in tour the \‘lil uwiu. '
Tint hide: thc light of pcrfvci dll‘.
Auu hour lli“ Mum kindly uy.
“ LN time bu light.“
Though den-cut iguurnbvc and night.
Mu lucid. the luuuu u! clvunwt light.
“‘miv buck lhv \iurknvu nun bv drum.
And quirk thv dome“! clnud hv run.
by than vciuiuuiid in invrvy giwn.
“ Lvt ihvn‘ be light “
"1‘“ kum‘kng huiid ihv dam nhuli up
The inking mu! admit u‘lt ill hug».
‘l‘hv “lulu: \vvkvr (“N rbnll fliul
‘l‘hv It‘tllva \\ iii fall liwn cym \uicv blind.
l‘hv vxucc utmii ”mil. ill «Nuts hind.
“ LN lhcry lw light '
, es.
.lnunlcn Ruin Mmlc
Sham.
chcrnl \‘lll‘luili businww- liuvc bccn
discuvcwd by tho wusua deputies. uf
which an far no ukupupcr has given an
uccmuu. 'l‘hc augwriutcudcnt u! the
llnmltlyn wusuv was much puulml conic
\vccku nun upuu dtwcnvcrmg that tth
was numc uric umdn uf nld slums, which
was nut ltumvu in any uf tlic dcputics in
‘ ins cmplny. and could uni iw discuvcrmi.
i It was fuuud that the mid Hhtll‘! won» cul-
. lvcied in lurgn uuamtiticu by rugpit‘kt‘ru
’unul juiikmmi. and mild tncvrtuiu mysicri-
w.“ »‘
From Old
fur \vlmi purpnnc im Ulii‘
could divinc. it was \vcll kimwu [but
l‘rusxiuu l~hu~ H qudc uf uld lcullwr. l-iii
tlm pcrsmm circa-Ami in ilm lillhlllt‘” wcrc
pcrfcctly willing in buvc tlwir Work in
.-\ fln‘l‘ much inquiry and invcw
tiguiinn. It wihjuumi that thc uld slmcs
mndi- min Jumutru rum. \Ylicu
thcy tunic 1'r.uu ilw rugpirkrrs thc guud
picccs \vcn- cut nut and swirl t.» numli cub-
blcru fur putclmu: pui'pnws. Tln‘ i‘t-xt “'uu
diltillcd with spirits. i‘nlvi‘t‘tl with burnt
mum, and will us .lumuii‘u rum. und lbw
lmimt singulur fuct ulmut ilm bunincss is
lthul it is bought. nut by nilllll)" kwpi-rs.
lbut by druugints. wbu pridc tlwmsclvua
nu the purity nl‘ llit‘ll‘ m‘ticlcs. Many in-
tlti>tricu \vcrc fuuud. in which, timugli tlu-
vuluc of tbc pruduct \\ as cunsidcmblu. nu
vuluc was niiributcd to tbc ruw mun-rial.
(inc mun who iuudi' tuiliutu cuisiip m“-
knuwlcdgml In making $1R00t) worth of
cuuuip c-vcry ycur. but said (but his ruw
malt-rial cost nothing. \Vbcu prcssod for
an cxplunutinn Inc said tlmt cvcry ycur, in
tlu- full, lu- M-nt tutlic fuctnru-s wlicrc tu-
tu:\lm~~i:tr<~cuulwd, big tub-i into which
tbc pct-Hugs and trimmings of the tumu-
tutu \verc tlu'uwr by tho "it‘ll who prc-
purcd tbciu fur cunning. Tlu- mutcriul lm
gut for the trouble of carting it away. llo
ground it. up, flavored it, and sold it. as
cutsup to thc cxtcnt of $18,000 it ycar.
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Stunning In Church.
An cdltur uf um: of our boliutws pcrlud-
imlu tcllu us that Im WM called to lmld a
mccting in u curtain church. and that. hc
cn‘dcuvnrcd in his dincuursc to place the
standard of justification just. \\‘l|t‘l‘t‘ tlw
Scriptur-‘N plucc it. llc urge-d that the
justil‘wd man [in at pcucc with God. in-
cluding both his will and his wurd. That.
he loves God including both tbclaw of
God, and licux'uctcr nftlod including his
holiness. That Iic in free from cmidam-
nation ln‘culiuu bu docs nothing for which
tlic Lord can cundcmu him. and that. ho
down not cmumit sin. bccuusu be that com.
iuiitctli sin in nf tbc dcvil. th. although
bu made no pcrsnuul nllusium. ull tlic
mcmbcrn U! the church tool: it Mn pcr-
utuml insult. and us dcsigncd to prove that.
they had no religion. and tlicy became
furious and indignant against him.
Wc have no doubt that the same results
would follmv if tlic sumo truths were
preached in other churchcs. It is n
grievous misfnrtunc that even somu good
huliucus pcoplc tulw upcuml pains to
preach that justified people are under
condemnation. because t'iw word of God
condemns thcm for their hostility to bolt-
new. That they lovc (ind but. do not love
his law, nor his clmruclm‘: tliutlusomc
iudctinablc and mystical scnw thcy are
made in the image 01‘ God, wlule in truth
they are full of sin. 'l‘lwy are Christian
sinners and us such will be sure to go to
heuvcn, but. thch‘ case would be more
sure if they were sanctified. This in as
horrible an it. is false, and by such teach-
ing thousands aw deceivcd.
No man who desires to bc saved would
ohuoso u path that he bclicvcd would nut.
bring him to thc desired haven. Men be-
licvc they can sin undgo to heaven be-
cause they are taught to believe it. Even
the friends of holiness teach thutu man
may love God and be antagonistic to his
holiness, teach that holiness is not on-
brucecl in the new birth.
To choose not to be holy is the greatest
sin a man can commit. He who chooses
to be holy can instantly rcaline his choice.
Tobimose nut to be holy is incontrovertb
hie evidencc thatamnn is not regenera-
M.—TIw Layman.
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Fashlun Notes.
«Iii! pv‘l‘ritlllfl.
Hpt‘t‘lt‘il.
\V 1‘ 1‘0
Bonnet string: an immensely wide.
Beaded bonnet crowns we all the rage.
Leopard not: are worn by young
ladies.
Plush flowers grow 1110de more pup-
ular.
Old-tuitioned mink-tail min are re-
rived.
Sealakin such remain the papal“. fur
wnp.
White toasts are in best lute for even-
lng dual.
Fur callus and can
phase! boas.
Silva-and blue foxmamongthafavéh
its “no: fun. _
A nudism "milling-y out" comma cf
nbouudnnd mu! k) W. ,5 r, ; , .
have Mon tin
A Great Speenlaior’u Gratitude.
From the Wall Strect Dally New-u.
It happened twenty years ago, when
people had an idea that gratitude was
ready to bubble up in the human heart at;
a moment‘s notice. A stock speculator
was waiting at the corner of Broadway
and Vesey street for an omnibus. Wheth-
er he fell into a reverie over the graves
just over the fence or was wondering if
Luke Shore would advance another peg
matters not. A runaway horse took the
sidewall: just below him, and so deep was
the speculation“: reverie that he would
have been run down and perhaps killed
had not u friendly hand clutched and
dragged him aside.
“ My friend, you have saved my life!“
gasped the rescued mun. as ho unlined
hiu txwape.
“ Perhaps sin, but don‘t mentiun it.
glad to huvc been of wrvicc to you.“
“ What is your name 3“
“ Juhn Smith.“
“ \Ycll. Mr. Smith. l‘m alum: who can
whim a fuvur. My gratitude ismwmthau
Words can Mpmvu. What can l do for yuan?“
“ Uh! nothing. I gums.“
“ But 1 shall. 1 speculum in stocks. 1
shall l\\~llltil‘r\\\\‘ buy NM“) wm‘th u! Lima
Inluc t‘unul stuck fur yuu. hold it an yum
inmkcr. and turn yuu ovcr thc profits for
n ytvw. Such hcmic conduct as yams
must not 3:“ unh-wnnlwl. Good night.
my dcnr Smith.“
Tradition has it that uuc your fmm that
.latc John Smith run in his nfiicc. A boy
upwuu‘uiund huudcd him a lottcr. llc
npcnui it tn find that it was fmm lhc mun
whuso lifc lw had nuvcd. llc nlun found
thul thc “H.000 bud bwn iuvcslcd as
pi‘niutshl. but that Limp lawlgc stock bud
kcpt falling n littlc all thc timc. until 8100
out uf 1hr $ltl.tl00 iuui bm‘ii hm. Rncltecd
was a utnlumcni nud a bill for thin dell.
cicnvy. which ho was nsltcd tn n‘mit by
bcnrct.
Suicc tlmt duic John Smith has had
hundrcdsnfcbunccs in mvu human lifc
up our crmvdcd >li‘t‘t‘l‘<. but lu~ has rc~
fuscd tn l~.\tcnd a hand ili t‘ilt‘ll and ovary
I‘tlfll'. It \vuuld mukc n pnur mun nf him
in 1v“ than six muutiu
ha
.0. .
llurdcllc‘s 'I‘OIIDII'C‘ to Ills “‘il‘c.
Mr. ll. .1. llurdcttc. iln- lliliiltil‘lxl of tho
lturliugtun tl.‘l.i lluu‘kvyc. in u lcttcr frnm
Nnutuckud dccliniiig nu ili\'ltullnii in at-
tcnd u cullcgc sucicty rcuuiuu. says:
“ Mrs. llurdcitc‘a l.«-alili——if tlic puur
littlv suifcrcr‘s miulniuutiun of uchcs tuid
ruins and ln-lplcssuvsu-s may be dcsignutcd
by aili‘li n Nilii‘ibllt‘ uppcllntinu—hus bccu
stcndily {titling all wintcr. and we have
cnuw duwu in iln- awn gut island to set" if
old \Il‘t‘n'lll and its brm-zvs may do what tlw
doctors and Inuuuiuius and prairivs lmvc
fullcd in do. And lit‘i‘t‘ wc arc waiting.
‘ llcr little scrcnc highncsu' in iiticr help
lcsnucss. unable in stand ulnno \fur yczirs
bands fnldcd in llt'l‘ lap; xlic must be
d i‘csst‘d,t‘:ii'rit-d ulmut.c:irod fur likc it baby.
suffering from cmiutlms pains and nvlws.
day and night. lcannnt lvuvc lwr, cvcn
fur a fcw days. No unc at t‘iiutuuquu
will fz-cl llit‘ disuppnintmcnt as “‘0 do. fur
we had plauncd to go there tuguthcr. lf
nlm could go With Inc I \vnuld be glad to
crccp It) Ulintuuquu on my knccs. Ilcr
lifc has bccn a fountain of strength tonic.
In the lung yours l have ncvor sci-u tlm
limk «if pain but «if bcr cycs, and fur morc
than half so long I have sccn hcr sitting
in pulicut lit‘llilt‘rL‘llt‘Sfi, and I huvc ncvcr
board a complaining murmur from her
lips whilunlw bus ucrvcd mt tlmsu wlm
only stand und wait, nuvcr (picbtuming
and never doubting tbc wludmn and the
gnuducss of the Father whuac luunl has
bccn laid upon her an limivily. Thu lvcuu-
tiful puticutw ut' lu~r lifc has been a tan—
siuut t‘cbukc tn my uwu imputicucc. und
in llt‘l‘ sufferings I lutvc sccu and knuwu
and bclicvcd tho ‘ lovcthut ltnmvs no fcnr,‘
and thc faith that. knows nu duubt.‘ "
Vurninll on (‘llnrcll I'cws.
1 l‘ccl.‘u Sun.)
lei‘c was tliu quccrmt scenc at uuc (if
tin» chum-hos last Sunday. It seems that
during the vucutimx the seats had been
newly varnished. and somehow the var-
nish was not riglit.a.s it was terrible sticky.
You know when you pull anything off of
sticky varnish that it ci‘ucks. Well, the
audience had all gut seated, when the
minister got up to give out tha hymn, and
an the basement of his trousers let loose of
the varnish of his chair there was a noise
like killing a fly on the wall with a palm-
lcuf fan. The minister looked around to
the chair to see if he was all present, and
that. no guilty man‘s pants had escaped,
and rcud the hymn. The choir rose with
a sound of rcvelry, and after the tenor had
awailcwed u loncnger and the has: had
coughed up a piece of frdg and the tilt.
had hemmed and the soprano had shook
out. her polonaisc to see if the varnish
allowed on the south side. the audience
began to rise. One or two deucons got up
first. with sounds like picket firing in the
distance on the eve of battle, and than a
few more got up. and the rattling 0f the
unyielding varnish sounded as though the
fight was becoming more animated and
then the whole audience got on its feet at
«nee with usouud of rattling muskelry.
The choir sang, “ Hold the Fort.“ When
the orchestra had cuncluded the people
sat down gingerly, the aervlceu werenhort.
and all went. home praying fur the man
that painted the seats.
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The following sermon was preached by
a clown in a circus that was exhibited in
one of the country town: in KO lucky.
There is a good deal of bitter trill: in it:
" My friends, we huve taken in about six
hundred dollars hero to-dny: more money
I venture to spy, than any minister of the
Gospel in this town will receive for u
whole year's service. A large portion of
thin money was given by the church mam-
beu, up largo number of this nudism
an composed of members of the church,
.Id yet. which your preacher asks for
money to aid in supporting the (impel
you buy you we too poorhgivomything.
Yet you can. to hear mun: mynon-
an”. lmnhdbocuuulam paid for
it: lubullvhgby it. Youpmfeuto
bowlumdyot you support no in my
four. But. MI:- M It! Nidid not
coin to no: the ulnar, but the mind-.1
All! now thin ll nll mum-e. Its-on
melanoma minds.- whydldynunct
look,” than:
by to but
nhc has born unable to walk) her liclpncsu .
ml with?! Whydidyou: ,. g 7 \
A Cord or \Vood, More or Less.
Au innocent, hard working man, the
other day, lost a situation which he had
held for a year. A citizen bought a cold
of wood, and the same was delivered ear-
ly in the morning. As soon as the team
was gone the citizen borrowed a quarter
of a cord of the sums sort of wood of a
neighbor and added it to his pile and then
rode down to the wharf and said.
“ Mr. Blank, Iscc you havc dclivcml
my wood i“
“Ye-s, sin—yea. air—“W always deliver
at thc earliest moment.
“How much did you scud ‘3 “
“A cord. Sikh full cord.
chant on measure.“
“But I‘m not satisfied with it.“
“Can‘t help that. sir: I swit a card. I
saw it landed "“39".“
“I‘ve measured it and“-“
“Can‘t help your intvisuw.
con] of wood thaw.“
“l was going to suy-“
“Cant help what you ware inning to
say. l‘vc been in thc woud buslm-xx‘ mu
lung to make any misinkcs.“
“l was going in say thew ia uvcr u
coal.“
“0va mud} .\h! that‘s a difl‘cwnt
thing. That uuxis indium: into. uct in-
tu my buggy and \vc‘ll drive up and mcush
m» it. I am glad to iiud one huncst man
liiJuwii.
Thu pilc overrun u quurtcr ul‘ of a cord,
much in thu dculcr‘s umuwmvut. When
ccrtuin uf thc fact. lic «mid unly scratch
his hmd and shy:
“.\‘cvcr board 02‘ tbc lilu‘ lmfun‘v-ucv‘
cc, and l‘vc burn in thc busium :\ lung
timc.
Within five miuutcs ui‘ his h‘llll‘li to thc
nilicc mic of ihc mvn had his bulunw of
\vugcs and was \vnlkiug.——lh‘hm‘t i‘lw
I‘z‘cm.
We never
'l‘hcw‘s u
‘>
llc‘~ ll‘ul Tani
Delirium ti‘cmcus! sunkcs! Jim-jams!
ch, l‘vc bud tuuchcs of thcm. You wnnt
in know huw it finds? 1‘“ (vii you. You
lmvc drunk mnybc u \vcck. maybe moi-c.
.\t last liquor census in cxciic. ‘ii‘ucc up or
imnquilizc. You drink it luilf pint of
brandy und it has no inure cfl‘cct than so
much \vutcr. Tin-u ynu lll‘t‘ cluseon the
luu‘nu‘s. Fund \vuu't brlp yutl. Yuiir
utnmucb rcjcctu it. Now your punishment
commonws. Ynu can't film‘p. You are
\vcary. 0h! m wuury. but tlwrc 15 no
Post. You :m- tu'mi of thinking. yet. the
tired input will think. You lie down,
drop into n duzc fur u moment. and wake
up with a shock as if tuuclwd by an elec-
tric Wire. You um covered with pumpi-
mtiuu. You got up and walk tlic room.
walk the streets~walk. walk. walk, and
thou fling; ymii‘sclf down. praying fur
cvcr sn fcw minutcs‘ sleep. All this lasts
for days with people about you. and
through night... llut nu Chinese torturcr
cmpluycd in lumping sumc pour criminal
uwnkc till bu dies was cvcr more full of
vigiluncc than your abused
ncrvcs. llrcnds indescribable seize upon
you. Yuur bands lmvo :l suusuiion of
being of cnurmuus xizc. Thcy dn not look
it. They fccl it. Your llt‘iltl in like man-
ner fools cnornmualy pull‘cd uut. Then
your breath cumcs spasmodicully, but
ilushcs strikc at. the region of tliu lit-art.
all tlm blood at timcs rushes in that tlll‘t‘t‘~
tiun, and yuu tight nimlcsdy for life and
expect to full dead. This is the com-
mciutciucut of the horrors. Now ynu arc
fivcd fur saving rats and snakes and NW-
min. ‘
rclcntlcs.‘
, 4o—
"cnry flu).
’l‘liu {nth-wing unucdutc uf llcnry Clay
ha: lit-cu hundvd us for publication:
lie was truvcling in Virginia, and lntc
one evening arrival at it fwvhionablc hotel.
in u vcry plain farmcr—likc drcss, :llld
stcppiug in tlic bur he enquired of the
spruce liar-keeper if ho could give him a
room. He was tcld that the rooms were
all occupicd, but tliut‘lic could have-a bed
in a mom with scvcrul others. “ Very
well,“ raid Mr. Clay, and wait 'sliown up
three or four pairs of 'stuii‘s into a room
with several common sort (if Implc,
already Sllfll‘llls. lIc " turned in “ and
was soon sound uslocp. In the morning
he arose. and sitting on the side of his bed
he kept his companions in a roar of lnugli‘
tcr. relating humorous anecdotes and
jokes. Some of them cuquii‘cd of the bar-
kecper. when they went down, " what
funny old cock “ be had put in their mum.
He could not tell them. but at the lu‘culb
first table they were alike surprised. when
a gentleman boarding there recognized
and saluted him with profound respect as
Henry Clay the Senator. The poor bar-
kecpcr was in great confusion. and lost no
time in prcparing the best room, always
reserved for the Prcsideut and members
of Cungress, and with many apologies in-
forming lilm that his mom was ready.
“ Never mind, sir.“ said Mr, Clay, “your
rooms are all occupied—I um perfcctly
satisfied with my pmscnt accommoda-
tious.“
90.
[“‘omutcr. (Man) Spy.)
Nutnlnu‘on Eur-tn no Good.
Certainly a strong opinion, said one of
our reporters to whom the following was
detailed by Mr. Henry Kuschop, with Mr.
Geo. E. Miller, 418 Main street, this city:
Isuffcrad so badly with rheumatiun in
my leg last winter, that. I was unable to
attend to my work, being completely
helpless. I heard of St. Jacobs Oil and
bought a bottle. after using which I felt;
gmtly allowed. «With the use of the
«sound bottle! was completely cured. In
my «amnion than is nothing on earth
to good for them in St. Jacobs Oil.
It not: like u chum.
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A We Time of It.
A couple of colored indie: met on it:
corner of Gulmhon nvanue. »
“ What kind of a time did you hive It
do busines- mcetin“ot the cullud ludic‘
aid edgy r‘ .
“Lori We jeat' ludnaplcndld time.
we did. lid! do Mia win: m“;
comma-um am. to n.
talk ubout‘omu inuohiimphuad. We
bud do nochhllst time we hubuddliuu
non. W0 jut 'bunod ‘om for
we oculd think of."
arm 'Roii-iliéi,
Two sides.
Galveston News.
Old Uncle Mose, of Galveston, was not
noticed near the polls on election day, our
nequently a colored striker was sent to
hunt him up. He was found sitting by
the fire groaning dismally in the cabin.
" Uncle Mose has yer voted yit 1‘” naked
the colored rounder.
“No, cliilc, I wouldn‘t risk catching
cold in my lungscs for all dc money in de
world.“
“How‘s a dollar to pay for your time.“
The old man took the subsidy remark-
ing: ‘
“ Ef you is coming dc bulldusc on dis ,
old uiggah. he weakens. Hey you
fetched u kccridgc for me 2' ’
“llit‘s waiting at dc doah. Uncle Mona.“
“ls yer gwinc to bring me back after
l‘sc vulcd ? “
“Bring you right back, l‘nclc Muse:
hurry up now.“
“Gimme u drum fmv 1 starts 2'“
*"i‘hcw it is.“ mid thc emissary. Whit“
in: a flask “Tulti- a pull.“
llc pullwl and uskwl:
“tiwinc tu ginimc unnuddci‘ pull when
l‘.~'\~ dnnc vnicd ’: “
“ wa lakc :uiotbcr pull nuw. Don‘t bu
ufmivl of it: tlww‘s plcnty mum where
that cumv fnuu.“
So thn old mun pulled again and wan»
tul in hnuw.
“Hcv yer got uunuddcr dollar bill wid
ycr.“
“Look limb. (do man. you must ‘lmv dc
campaign committc‘s mudc of money.
llcw‘s ycr uddvr dullnr. Now jump in.
he pulls in gwine to chub.“
" Luv. chilc."you making out. you is u
siatcsnmn. hmh! heath! l‘se becn foolin‘
yer. ldnuc votcd do udder ticket only
dis muwnin‘, ha! ha! bu!“ and flu (\Id im-
age acttlcd down in from of the fine and
nearly chucklcd his head off.
K
a..- B
Maidens ca. “’ldowu.
In ”33 the maidcn ladics of Charleston.
N. 0., feeling aggrieved at the preference
marrying men gave to widows. petifiouetig
tlic Governor of that State. It run thus:
~‘ The humble petition of all the maids
whusn names are underwritten. “’liems,
wc. the humble petitioners. are at present-
in u very melancholy disposition of mind.
considering how all the bachelors are
blindly captivated by Widows, and our
own youthful alumna thereby neglected;
iurmusoqucnce of this. our request. is that
your Excellency will for ”to future order
that no widow presume to marry any
yuung mun till the inmdsnl‘e provided for.
01' else in pay each of them a fine for satis-
faction fur invading our liberties; and
likewise a fine to be levied on all such
bachelors as shall be married to widows.
The grant disadvantage it is toius maids is
that the widows, by their forward car-
riage, do snap up thc‘young men, and
hay.‘ tlu- vanity to flunk their merit
beyond ours. which is a great imposition
on us. who ought to have the preference.
This is humbly recommended to your Ex.
ccllcncy‘s consideration. and hope you
will permit no further insults. And we
poor maids, in duty buuud. will ever
pray.“
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Bravery is of no .‘iniion.
It is admitted on all hands that the
Afghans. of \vlium \n- :u‘c liciiring so
much just now. {Might bravely. and the
same as to the Zulus. In Sir (‘liarlcs
Jillllt'S Napicr‘s " Hi‘ixvi‘y ui‘ tlic Adminis-
tration in Scindc“ llicl‘x‘ is :1 story rclating
to the hmvc lxillsmcn of Trukkcc. which
is well worth repeating. It was tlicircus.
tom, when their friends fcll fighting
bi‘nvcly. fucc tu llic fur. to strip bhcm and
lcuvc thcxn unburied, but to tie round the
right wrist. a thread citlwr ofgrccn orrcd.
The red thread was the very highest honor
that a brave man slain could rcccivc. In
the cottmc of 0110 of Sir Clirnrlcs James
Napier‘s campaigns clcvcn uul nf an army
of English soldiers lust. tin-iv way in the
mountain gorges. and came.i “ full butt. “
upon a fort guurdcd by .forty‘of these for- ,
midablc mountainccrs. The little band of
eleven English soldiers at us‘nce attacked
the fort, .md reduced the number of the
mountaineers to sixteen. They themselves
were all slain. as might be cxpected.
thn the English cuuiu fur the dead
bodies of their commlim they found them
naked, under the open sky; with urcd
thread ticd round the “‘l‘lSl of every man.
The suvagc billsmcu lmd betstowed upon
the curpscs of thcir eucmics‘ the highest-
lmnor in their code of impinge to the
brave. .
. -n. 4..- . _
“’liy is the meat in your sdiudwich like
the largo middle class 01' silciety? Be-
cause it lics between the uppilr crust and
l ,
the under bred. l
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The charity bull search hasgifairly begun
and the young ladies are all 1‘ reparing to
dance themselves right into film hearts of
yuung men: but it isn‘t casilyi done.
A
An
hour by a glowing tiralighfl-hzu made
morc lovc matchcs than all lithe charity
balls in cmntion.~.’\'ew 11a trail Iii-gist”.
w~¢> , 1,
An American actor says 3' that what
English audiences demand ii something
to make thcmlnugh. Then )they ought
toceeu than trying to carvdl a sixteen.-
ycubold turkey with a dull kinlifc.
-m‘..rfi.....
Perry Martin of Arisonn oliilnbed a tree
to shake down a coon; Just l ow he‘ fe‘ll
when he found the coon boj be a bent
.wiil never be known, as bruim‘cnfl‘ed him
off the limb and he had a fail ital fifty feet.
l‘
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88 came in the other day, t d taking
a seat at the deck, Inked. “i «all, win:
win I write about?" The Eleditor mid
him he had better right nboutihce.
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Hundnda of clergyman. d born and
other; haveused Kendnll‘u 3 via Gate
with the beat of success. 30.1 udv.
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New Your: a Sal ‘fr.
DR. R. V. Pinon: i, '
Dear Sir—Twenty nut and I myhip‘ ,
mm on the Auntie Deal
coldnndexpownmuned n Hg‘
:0 form on each log. which hi
nil: 6W“. Am: and
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