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Poetry.
THE POOR MAN 3 GRAVE.
i table pall, no waving plume,
i thousand torch lights to Illume
t parting glanoe, no heavenly tear,
I seen to fall upon the bier.
bare If not one of kindred clay.
) watoh the eoffln ou it way ;
mortal form, no human breast,
Lres where the pauper's dust may
rent.
bt one deep mourner follows there,
those grief outlive the funeral pray-
ert
does not elgh, he does not weep,
nt will not leave the sodless heap.
ii lie wno wMin poor muus
mate, . 1
id made him.' more content with
fates'' ' ' "
i . .
le BKMigret uog i mat snoreu nis
crust, 'J- ' ''
I that stands beside the duet. '
le passing gaze may coldly dwell
k all that polished marbles tell j
temple bollt ou church-yard
I earth, . . ' , ,
elaimed . by. riches more- than
worth. .
,' who would mark with Undlmmed
eye, ... . . .
) mourning dog that starve and
dlesT
ho would hot ask, who would not
I crave,
love aud faith to guard hi
l-KTavef ' .
elect :rT ale ...
WOUAirS VICTIM.
Dramatlo Story of Real Life.
London correspondent tolls
dramatic story of real Iif. ,
omeiDto tba - Central criminal
t for few mioates," said a le-
Iriend of mine, as We were pass
b locality of thii famous Lin
lribnnal. "Yoa can easily auiuia
senior a snort tuna while I
i to Mr. Poland,"
b went io. The business was
antly vory dull. Tba trial then
on wa clearly not sensation
There were only vsry few
atore. The judite waa leaoiuv'
with languid air. Mr. Jus
Hawkins was tba Udje. Tiio
were just beginning to consult
tbeir vordict, Ia tba dock
1 a straight, well-built follow of
five-and-tbirty. Ua was
kan and pale, lia looked ans
y aroand tba court for a tno
at my friend began speukiug
r Poland, tba conusor bo had
conducting tba prosecution
t tba prisoner.
lord," suddenly said tba pria-
JJ ould lika to say a few
very earnest application,
something peculiarly im-
- At a m . .
a lue tone oi tba man a
.
Tk mooa so that tba jury
teased tbeir suppressed
looked first at tba pris-
at the judge.
n oppofjanit of d-
aurttha case ia now
i tne"radge.
: one question, my lord,
)aid tba prisoner,
)l order," answerea te
A
M" said Mr, Poland, ris-wonld got oflf.
onse to ft glanoe from the f
iara no objection what
I . led counsel spoke as one
;'.. Ana that tba prisoner
I Ither good nor barm, the
ting5 already convictea
p t wiah to appear nn
.te.T: -V,
Soar aoastion," aaii bV
'tie the polioaman to wh
I t'Ht
-Jut, 'WA m i
VOL. 18.
MIDDLEBURG, SNYDER COUNTY, PA, ( MARCH 31, ISSi. NO. 38
III. SIM
letch
BnllS
f flu..
, Horn
, ..IU.
i to pat question," said tba pr!
m :.i . i tl ... ..
wiut aors oi airanger caiui would nave
y, U If be bad a straggle witbwiowworkmai
Seelfbafor oonoluding to address
f court. The etldenco upon
-ioh he was be oonvioted that of
Polioaman, and the eantenoe waa
se heavy, as ft previous conviction
already been proved against
ft preTioaa oonviotion for coin
It waa for the offtnoe of coin.
that be bow atood at the
police tecccts which belong-d to 1
Scotland Yard and not to the pub
lic There was a brief discussion
npon this point, and the judge over
ruled tbe objection.
"May I put tbe question in anoth
er shape f" asked tbe plrsoner. "It
may save time."
"Put it," said tbe judge.
"Was it a woman who gave you
tba information upon which you ar
rested me f"
Again counsel objected. Scot
land Vard bad its own methods of
bunting down criminals, and how
tbe police obtain information as to
tbe movements of persons like tbe
prisoner. was not necessarily of im
portance to tbe court or tho public,
should not be called upon to et-
poso the deteotive sooruts of the
force, Tbe prisoner bad boon tak
en with spurious mouey ia his pos
session, and had been previously
convicted of coining, and had un
dergone seven year's penal servitude
for tbe offense. Released from pri
son, he had gone back to his former
criminal habits t it was an old story,
and ao on. But again tbe judge rul
ed that be should permit the ques
tion to be put.
"Was it a woman who gave you
the information 1"
Tbe policeman hesitntod,
' "Answer," commanded tbe judge.
"It was," said tbe offioor.
. "Do yon see her in court T" asked
the prisoner.
The officer looked about vaguely.
" Is that the woman T" asked the
prisoner, pointing to a ratbor show.
ilydressod woman with handsome
features but a cold, disdainful ex
pression of face.
"It is," replied tbe oflloor.
"My Lord," said tbe prisoner, with
a slight tremor iu bis voice, "that
woman is my wife 1"
A buzz of surprise followed tbe
announcement, nod tbe womau
turned her bead away from tbe
dock.
"I wonld like to eny a few words
my lord," cootiunod tba prisoner.
"I have no objection, your lord
ship." said Mr. Polaod.
Tbe court will hear you," said
Mr. Jostice Hawkins.
"Tlauk you, my .lord," said the
prisoner, no longer betraying any
emotion, bat speaking in clear, firm
tones- "1 have served sovou years
on a similar charge to that now pre
ferred against me. li l am again
convicted you will give me at least
one and twenty years, and that will
end my life. Before yon do so I
would lika vou to know tbe whole
truth of this affair. I married
young. My wife unexpectedly
showed extravagant tastes and very
expensive habits. I was very fou d
of her, and did all I could to content
ber. Honestly I could not keep
pace with her desires, and we took
to coining. She waa with me in all
my operations, aided .in tbe work,
assisted in passing the money,
When we were taken the evidonoe
was just as strong against ber as
against me. Ia answer to questions
1 pnt to my counsel, 1 was told that
if I pleaded guilty and said I bad
compelled her to help me, she
J did so, and she
s acquitted I was sentenced to
-in years' penal servitude.
served my fall time, and came
so'Vo London, determined to lead
an how )jfa ttD 0 restore my wife
to an fest home, h wae some
time bee I found her bat I had
obtained'WL. at 30s. a week. I
bed only U wj8hto make a new
home foe V. miu K.entnall I
found bVno WM fama
another HHia name ia Foster.
Shetoldmeahe Da4 ob.
Mge4 to acoepa. gUn,,, or ih.
Foster was a
mine. 1 waa
than any other man in the world,
and would never have left yon of my
own iree will i bold this until I
coma back i J will only baa few
mlontes." J waited, and almost im
mediately a policeman came and
took me into custody. I did not
know what tba packet contained j
it turned out to bo false silvor coin
ge 1"
e paused and there was consid
erable sensation in court, everybody
1 - .1 . .1 .
wuYiui-eu oi iue iruiu or tue man a
aiaiomooi, aud Impressed by its
simple but drainatio force.
M Iearued afterward," said he.
"ttiat whoa sue loft mo with that
paexot in ray hand she wsut np to
the first policeman she met. told bira
wbere I stood, that I was a return
aa convict, a comer of a power of
bad inouoy she knew it, sbo said,
because bad tried to pass eon-o of
it upon her. That is my story, my
lord r
Vou could have hoard a pin drop
while tbe prisoner wus making . bis
statement. The court listened wit i
almost braathlJss iulerost. When
he bad fiuinheJ, a sort of half-con
trolled expression of wonJor and
indignatiou went round, aud tho
jury looked np at tho judge in a be-
wilJerod nnd puzzled way. -To-
liccraan,'' said tbe judgo.
"My lord," respoudoJ tbe offloer.
"Did this woman speak to you, as
the prisoner says T"
"Yos, my lord."
"And gave you the information as
described T"
"Yes, my lord."
"Was tbopackot of spurious sil
ver in bis h ta la. ai ho .ys 1"
"It was, ray lord."
Upou the direction of the juJe the
prisoner was acquitted, aud my
friend started a subscription for him.
Wa have raised aljnt seventy
pounds for him, and h p-j to see him
get ovor his troubles. His story
has been verified iu every detail.
Such was the story nurrstud to
me by a friond yesterday iu re
sponse to a casual remark of miue
that a great deal of interesting cur
rent history of Londou is never re
ported in the Loudon papers. Tbe
story is quite true i tho case formed
part of the criminal court ; and the
viol itn of loving not wisely but too
well bus tbiu week beon iutrnduccd
iuto rospecUblu aud purmuuout em
ployment. In Ye Olden Times.
Young folks in the olJun timos
bad to behave themselves in church,
as is proved by this extract from
tho Ipswich, Mass., Iowa records,
dated December 20, 1700 ;
"To preveut the Young from pro
phanipg ye Sabbath & tbeir Disord
ering themselves iu times of Qods
Worshipp It is Ordored They shall
sit together in the two back side
Seats of eaob front Gallery, which
are ya seata appointed for thorn
and that ya Tything men & orthers
deeired with them Shall tuke Turn
by two in a Day, to Sit with tbeni
to inspect them, and such as will
not be reclaimed by stid perious
Discountenancing of tbeir 111 man
ners shall be complained of to tbe
Justices aud proceeded with by tbera
as tba Law Direots unless said J us
tioes shall Instead of fioeiog of
them Imperison such inoorigible
persons or give them Corporal punishment.''
The Cauios of Lameness.
A correspondent writes to an
English exouaoge t
It is from not changing the shoes
often enough that almost all tbe
ovils of cjrns, fjot-fojnJjr and
foot -lameness arise.
From tbe momont that a shoe is
nailed on a horse's foot a double ao
tioo begins.
1. The horse's hoofs grow down,
and presses amount the shoe.
2. The shoe is bent forcibly up
ward, aud presses against the hoof.
It is this double aud daily in
croasing prossure that is tho muio
cause of foot-lameness and fever in
tho feet Of course violent bam
moriug along bard roads, particu
larly with uoscisonod horses, will,
iu timo, knock most horsos' foot and
logs to pieces i but evon here thn
double action of tho heel and shoe
pressure is tho moans by which the
i- "7
a, ctziJ forward," said
tltlzzt; into
- ---Ti'r.-1
Ung tobliev boift,d
ticlveber. " bittar atrng.
glfbutJdid ltV ,
gofces "r- ooold not
come immediately. Id
UtitfeiMli to break oQ Foster
bat she w iald do it. -Hed, and
every week ae I raoe". I
trek to ber end A D8r that
:.ir:
vs mos
r rj.
" 1 r '
"lout oak
M,tsha ep-
Few men learn to smoke. For
men tba process of learning is too
revolting ana the effect on those
who have learned is too injudioou
and demoralising. It is the boys
who take np tba habit, and ills gen
erally that tbey may be bo-beys
not gentlemen. For this great dis
tinction tbay are willing te vomit
and be "sick unto death." Few
woman learn to smoke. To sea on a
make even an awkward attempt is a
disgusting sight for which no ex
ouso can atone. Whether In men,
women or boys, it is a degenerating
and expensive habit. Few addiotel
to it will advise others to learn, es
pecially their own sons and daugh
ters Said a, father to me the other
day,who was a habitual smoker ;
"I wcild Co a boy of mine whom I
caogli s-r Tiug.' At that very time
tj at f (.' Nd x'r-Tk t I't
- i ikyr ?: :t l -
Attempts Upon the Lives of Rulars.
The following is a list of the at
tempts on the lives of royal person,
ages and rulers during tho last thir
ty years.
The Duke of Modtina, alt tuked iu
1813.
The Crwn Prince of 7'russia
(now Emperor William), at Mindea
in Juue, lt.
Tbe late Kiug of i'rUntfU, iu 1 )
52. iueen Victoria (by an ox Lieu
teuuut), in 1852.
Au iufernal mucbino dincovered
nt Marseilles ou A'upuleou Ill's viitil
iu 13.V2.
Kuiperor of AuHtrin, slightly
wounded by Libunyez (a uiigariuii)
iu !! 5:).
Iltack on King Victor Kin-uanuat
iu 185:).
Un Napoleon II-, opposite the
! Opera Coinino, in 18') J.
Diike of I'uruia mortally slulibud
in 101.
Napoleon III, fired at I'lanori in
lie Chaiups lily wees iu H.'iJ,
Attack on (juouu Isabella of Spain
by Fueutes iu 1850.
Kiug l-'eidiuaud wf Naples slabbed
by Miluuo, a soldier, iu 1850.
'1 bo other rni;ut a apirit of ex
tiavsgance oveitook a on onr wa
home, and we bought a dozen bot
tlis of beer and pluced thorn iu our
refritfowtor. Our wife, who Ii lee
totally apposod to auj tliiog of tbi.
kiud, atikcd tin wLut thu bottles coii
taiued. Wo replied, "Cider." A
few days Inter the sharer of onraf.
factions and j illow-caio, prod.irod
soiuo liouiii-tiia I1) iiiinoo pies, and
reinarkeil t!mt alio knew they wer-i-plmitlid.
Sh'j hud ii vi.lciilly fipitKil
linrsolf on thtm. Wo not n uioulh
fii!. and t'.iou wont out t ) i-oi-' a num.
Sliu h.i l U!,i'ii our word about thn
eiiler, and tho null b.irrul had to utv
tho re:it of tho pinx. We kuchs it
got drunk, for it disappeared that
tiijilit.
greatest injury is workeJ,
I adopted, many years a,p, the
plan of changing thn shoos once ev
ery fortnight. A'ew shoes are often
not wantod. All that is ueedo.1 is
to beat out tbo shoos in the fire, and
to niako a now boil pit ou tho horse's
fiint Tflliiaiilsn lui i.l.tittn.l
shape of the shoe, tho number of1 spirwy against NepoU-on III -h llm.g y..n Ii m-ad a d..ct..r within
nails, the maimer in which the foot! Ul'un- .u lb.I. liftein luii.nteH, and Til s.md fur
xiie vihiiii pioi iigumst .upoieoii nun, iio ujaiici' wi.ui ilo lo.k
The other d ly a man took home a
book cont.iinioir Hcanl nucedoten
showing the power of imnginatioii,
and after reading them to his wif.i
Iio tenderly naid "Now Angelina,
you may im ii(ino that y.iu liu ir ian
kishing Miidikline in the other lomu,
aud you Nee how wicked it w.iuld Im
to accuse me of such a tbi ''
"Julius John," she replied, iu n
biimiitli voice, if over iiiiiiino uuuli
is prepared for shoeing, are of mi
uor importance. Tho foot will have
a chance every four toon days of ex
panding into its natural form, the
pressure which causes foot-lumcness
will not occur, and the horsemen
will find that few ordinary s niths
canuot bo truetud to shoo Ihoir hors
es with safety and succoss.
My experience tells mo tit a t if a
lursois thoroughly well treated his
hoofs will ofton last longer than his
teeth. Mome timo after tliov are
thirty years old the latter will ofteu i
become i very iuiporfoct that the
animal cannot nourish himself ou
the best ordinary food. I'orhaps on
mashod and strumed food he miu lit
go ou tj some time longer, or, if in
Fraueo, ho roiht bo so fo l for tha
horse mout niarkot, I Imve uijBolf
had several favorito hoi S'is that Iih 1
never beou laiun l io their lives dur-
ng many years of hard work, but
that failed io tho teeth at hint.
J beliuvo that porsons who thoe
their horses ouco a month will ox-
I
111. Ill 1 80S. H)
King of I'rtiimia twice fneil at, but
uot hit, by thu tttuJt lit, liukur, ul
Baden, iu l85S.
tileuu of tit t oco hhot ut by
btuderut HiuhIus ill l8tjj, 1
Another conspiracy uaiuht Na-:
poleou 111. by lureo lUluus ia lb- .eNprcHhiuu a'liong
02.
l'resideut Liucoln aHsassiuatud iu
18G5.
The Czar attacked at St, I'uIpih
buiir iu lSlili aud iu i'uiu iu H
07.
1'iiueo Michel ofiSvrvia iibsaBsiu
ated in 1801
Attempt ou tho Viceroy of Kgypt
iu lSO-i."
Assusniuatiou of Uouerul 1'iim in
Madrid iu 1S70.
Attempt ou 8euor Zorill i,
lull Miuitturof l'u'olio Works, iu 18
71. Atsaftiualion of the Chief Justice
of India, iu 1872.
Of the Karl of M.tyo. Governor
Out of a di.'fi-rtice to Col Iner
soli, probably the wold ' lltll" Las
the; beou elimiuiiti'il from tho revised
edition of t lie New Testament. It
will titill con I in 11 to be a favorite
disappointed
stuteHiuen and others who put their
money on tbo wrong curd, "llules"
will do very well for pulpit nse iu
tho prom 1100 of ladies, but will Dov
er till the vocabulary of thn man
who trips on a banana peel.
An inebriated individual fell dowu
a flight of htairs thu other iii'bt,
and a paHHeiby. fearing him serioiih
ly injured, ran to pick him np. lint
the innn uiaii Htieu'ly sta.t'.Torad to
Snail- ,r,'t''' n'"' ,',,I10U,H' '10 r,(''
' 1 ! . 1 : 1 1 .. . V- -
11 ieo ni l, roiireii ouv ; .ii jou
jeht let 'lone. Wun' no slobbi-rin'
round 1110. I alius come dowu stair
that wav."
I'll 12 romr.
I'tiMMn'.l every 11updvv Iviiit
JSUBiMIAtl CUOUSrl, lTr
Terms of .Siitiscrtitiin,
rwo yoA.k m vr.n a.i n l'm. rr -
able riililn six ntiHiths, nr t2.'A) il'm.t
psld within thJyonr. "No dhv.
conlinund uMii nil srriiirna sis
paid untos at the option of the pub
libber. Hulisnrlption outntde of the eormtff
PAVABLK IM ADVASCI.
iVron lifllnjj ami using papers
iiMre.tJipd ') olb?tw bcmniesiiMcribers
ud urn liable for t lie price of tbe paper
Tho wife mskos the home, id thu
homo mnkes thn man.
Deception ono cannot see through
A glims eye.
Visitors that '.always rorr.o on foot
Corns.
0'S
1IAL1
EOKET OF HOREfiODSD & TAK
FOR THE CURE OP
CouQhi, CoMi, Influcnu, HoarMnn, Dlfflcult
DrMthina, and all Airocllona or Iht Throal,
ronchlal Tubfi, and tungi, leading
Io Comumpllon.
TliU InfiViil.le nmoly is eompO'H of
tile IfoNKV of the pl.llit llnrrliouml, is
chemical union with Tar-Hai M, rxlracleil
from I lie I.llR 1'KiNCIl't.K of die forrkt
trcr Aiiiks IIaI.samfa, or P.ilmi f Cilrail.
The I Inner of llorclmund looTlirs AND
5i iri RH nil irritniiona oml Inflamma
liniM, ami the Tar-Halm cl.t anrfs and
Iikai.1 the tl.ioit niul nir-pa.nnpct lrn.linij
Io Hie lull);. 1'lVK ad iitionnl in(eitient-t-p
the organ root, nmint, anil in health,
ful action. Let no pn-jnli e keep you from
trying this friat medkine of s famom
fliKtnr, i.'ho liai anvcl tlmunndt of lives
I) it in hit In t'c private practice.
N. 11. The Tar Lalm liaa no BAD TASTB
or micll.
I'RICES 50 CF.NTS AND f I rrS BOTTUt.
Crem uvinf to buy Urge tua.
"I'lke s Teelliacho Drops' Core In
1 Minute.
Sold by all IlriipiMiH.
C. X. CmTEXTOX. Trom
pgyg
perieuce great dilTimilty in finding a 'Ooceial of Iudia, in 1S72.
good shoeing saii'li. Tbosi who Attempt npju the Milkado of Ja
cliaDge the fchocs a foi tuiht will pan iu la 1 i.
seldom meet with a bad oua.
The rbiladelpoia linlhiin very
truly remarks that what sum Mr,
Hayes may have saved out of bis
salary wbilo he was in the Presi
dency ought not to be ft matter of
concern to anybody but himself. The
money be roceivod was his money
and it is really nobody's basinets
bother ho spent tbe whole of it or
saved a part of it. But as sooio of
tbo Democratic editors have circul
ated reports to the effect that be
spent only about half of his salary
and have endeavored to prove that
he ia a kind of a skinflint, a plain
statement respecting the matter has
beon put forward. The salary for
the four years amounted to $200,
000. Of this sum tbe President
consumed $131,000 iu his ordinary
expenses, lie spent 14,000 also iu
defraying the cost of the commis
sion which be aent to Louisiana.
Tbns he had left over $06,000. Hut
when he beoaose President he was
in debt to the exteot of $90,000 on
acconnt of bequests charged npon
the Uurchard estate. Of this sum
he bad paid 100,000, and he went
ont of the white bouse, therefore,
with ft fragment of bis salary
amounting to IG.000. Now that the
exaot facts are known, it ia to be
hoped that tbe Paul Pry a of the
county will rest easier.
'Where were you when tbe first
shot was fired V asked ft Galveston
lawyer.
'I waa lying down on the sofa."
Wbere was your husband f"
"lie was lying down on tbe back
gallery."
. "And your children where were
tbey r
"They were lybj down 00 the
' ? if your (-
..lUcuipt on King Amadous of
Spain, iu 1H72.
Ueuerul Jelarijo, I'ictator of,
Bolivia, ia 1S71.
Prcbblout IV.ta, of Peru, iu 18
72. Attempt upon the life of the Dm-
poror of Uoiiinny while visiting St. j
Petersburg, iu 1S73.
Attempt upou President Pardo of
Peru, in 1875.
Prosidout of Kcnador, iu 1875.
President Gill, of Paraguay, in 13
77. Attempts of llodel and Nobelling
npon the life of the Emperor of Ger
many, iu 178.
King of Spain, Oct. 21, 1878.
Kiug of Illay, Nov. 13, H7S
A Boy's Wat or Stati.no TuiNns.
A boy's way of stating things,
though ofton inelegant, is genearlly
raervous. Kxample . A lad at Hust
on, Pennsylvania, eutered a drug
store, bottle in band, and said he
wauted ten cents' worth of "srma
kymooy." The drugger told him to
repeat the word, aud said, "Dou't
you moan arnica, or ammonia "
"1 douno," was the reply.
"What ia it for t ' asks druggist.
"Can't tell," said boy, starling
slowly ont. Wheu near the door a
bright idea illiumined him, and be
turned and asked druggist t "If your
wife hit you on the head with a
chair leg, which of them medicines
would you git to take the ewelliu'
down f"
"Arnica"
'Then fill her in ten cents' worth,"
replied tbe boy 1 and be gazed lov
ingly at a big at'.ck of licorice aa thu
arnioa was being bottled. Harper'
iluyaiiiie
A Clergyman observing ft poor
man by the roaddide, breaking
stouee, aoJ kneeling, to get at his
work batter, made tbe remark :
'Ah. Juhi, I wish I could break
ci r'--- I -- 'i f ry y tt
A full lino of DRUGS nud
CLOTIUNO at
B. S.HARVEY'S
DRUG STORE,
"Yon see," said Uncle Job, "my
wife's a curious woman. Slut
fccrimped uul saved, nnd nlmobt
starved all of ns to get tho parlor
fill iiinlicil idee, an 1 nov sbo won't
lot oup of 114 go iulo it, nud hain't
uveu had tho window biindd of it
open for a mouth She is a curious
woman.''
i n.
'You cannot keep mo down,"
shouted a somewhat windy orator at
a public uio.titig t "though l may
be pressed below the waves, I risn
agaiu ; you will find tint come to
ho titirface, gentlemen." "Yes,"
said an old whaler in tho nn lience.
"you conie to the surface to blow."
li is said that broad-heeled shoes
will pooti bit the fashiou for ladies.
No one will regret tho departure of
Ihoso Elizabethan hih-stepping
1 toking heels which ruaka a ..lovely
womau look like a beu on a hot
griddlo.
"1 on old vulture, you. ue ex
claimed when be hinted that five
bonnets a year was enough for any
ordiuary woman. Next day when
ho relented and told her to order a
sixth it would have made an angol
smile to hear her call birn "Hirdie "
Jsnnaay sneery 1 February freezy;
March, breeey 1 April, wbeory 1
May, showrey 1 Juno, lowery 1
July, bowery j August, flowery i
Septetuer blowey 1 October, flow
ey 1
November, snowy 1 December,
glowey.
m m mi 1 m 1 1 1
The weight of tho bell of Moscow,
the biggest bell ever made, is esti
mated to be 353.77 pounds, its
height ia 19 feet, and it measures
around tbe rim 61 feet.
Men's and Youth's Suits.
$1 50 to $18.00.
Underclothiiirr, suits. CI. Oil
to 61.7..
Paper Collars 15 nod 15 els
a 1'ox.
A Inrue stock of fiF.STS
FUUNI.-IIINO GOODS
at Ji.wef-l t'A-ill
PlilCEri.
Cull nnd examino our stock
and prices before purchssiug;
elsewhere.
Respectfully,
8. S. HARVEY.
Kar.'U.'lO.ha. 4,
T
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Nan York,
li. FUailjr I uirln maht. 8ni.IM
M. li. ll li.N..lu Naaaa bul,
A German lately married says :
'-It vas joost so easy as ft needle
could valk ont mil ft camel's eye as
to get de behindt word mit wo
man." Female economr bnyinjf ft half
:or -r" -iffv
Errors.of Youth.
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