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Poetry
Marry a fienllemal-
Marry a gentleman,
Qlrla, If you can,
Minded and built
On the generous plan,
Though he may neither
Have silver or gold,
Title or fortune,
" to have or to hold."
Though he may labor
With spade or with hoe,
Though he may not
Hut hie mother-tongue know,
Though he may live under
Hnolety's ban.
Marry a gentleman,
Girls, if you can.
Marry a gentleman,
Girls, If you ean,
Gentle and tender
Though no less a man,
One who will treasure
II Is child or hie wife,
Scorning to rob them
Of sweetness In life.
One who will never
The brute's part assume,
Filling his household
With sorrow and gloom,
If on love's altar,
The flame you would fan,
Mary a gentleman,
Girls, If you can,
You will be happy
And you will be glad
Though he only
I3e commonly elad.
Pleasure is fleeting,
And life but a spun
Marry a gentleman,
Girls, if you can.
H e 1 e o t T n. 1 o
THE RIDE OF MARION'S MEN.
"We don't care for lie danger,
Captain, We're too breve for that.
1 here ain't one of ns but tbnt hud
rather risk bis life than tliut oi l Ury
boald rob yon of your bride. She'a
stanch patriot, too, and hatos the
very ground tbnt a redcoat or tory
walks on. We'll sava bur, dipt.
from matioir Silse Hall, or all of as
will die in the attempt.
"apoKea like your own sotr, it
bert, I folk tbnt I coold depend on
yon and tbo rest of my meu, to belp
me carry out my plaus. It is the
only way there is to save ber. Her
nncle, Amos Ilerlin, welches, her
like a dragon, as does Situs I Ml,
wbo det lares be will ranrry ber bo'
! fore two days are over, lie has
jtnch influence with Tmleton that
.be bss aent a half tcore of bis cut
llhroBts to guard the houso. This I
earned from Rose, who managed to
go m nun tu iu uj tue uuuo ui i ip
t - 4.. I n i i - ti :
er servant. Her ancle is detor-
ined to marry her to Hull, wbetb
r she will or no and Parson Sabine
s just the man to do the fond deed
them. He would pronounce the
Jeremony whether she was willing
)r not Teere is but oae thing to
jo, we mast steal her away from an
id. tf it.. . 1
nd their tory friends."
"And we will do it, Captain.
f here never was a time yet, but that
re ooald outwit them if we tried.
t never was said, and I hope it net
' a r
x win oe tnai Marlon s men were
ot a match for the enemy. To
light we will pay them a visit if yon
y bo, and when we come back we
Jill bring Rose Herlon with ns."
I "That we will, Captain," echoed
J the men cathered about him.
"Thank you, boys. It is not of
)u we fail, and I think we shall not
this ease we roast not. If we
3 it will be too late, and all will be
nt. Hose Herlia must be saved
. I V a. ni m ,
r-uigu. one snows or wuat we
.ean to do if the black boy, Pip
I 1 1 t , , . a
is uaca ail ngnt. ana 1 know no
ason why be ahonld not Ae soon
it ii dark we will eel ont, and
a v
astw rroviaonco ana oar own
rong arm to help me." .
'A few words here by way of ex
stBatioD, that the reader may bet
r comprehend that which has al
dy been partly revealed to
' Cfcptain Blika oommanded a com
ny of bis own raising in the forces
I Uen. XTarlon. A braver officer
an be was sot in the command.
Marion honored and trusted bim
3 ts u the idol of bia men.
- 2t-y:-rsrt Kone Zerlia
a- -r?;9J biide.
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VOL. 18.
the king and crown, and held in nt
Icr dote'' "i those wbo were bat-
tX'a3 n ,'saion and for the liberty
of their country. Ooo thing if pos
sible angered bini more than any
o'ber. Roee, a membor of bis
household and bis dead brother's
child, was as sturdy a patriot as
there was in the colonie.
Ilia anger seemed to incrense day
by day, nutil bis house became so
nnoooifoi tablo that she felt that she
could no longer abide beooalb its
roof.
Ho knew of ber engagement to
Captain Make, andjie stoutly swore
that there should bo an end to the
matter forever.
Over and over again bo declared
that be had rather aho should die
than wed with bim.
A friend of bis, a tory like him
self, and nearly as old, demanded
ber of bim for a wife, and be
roundly swore that he slioald have
ber.
If she would not of ber own ac
cord, she would be forced to do as
they wished, and to carry out this
threat, the day was set for the wed-
Tint, and to leave no avenues for
her escape the would -be bridegroom,
Silna Hall, bad procured some of
Ta 1 ilou's mii.ions to guard tho home
of Amos Horlio, ander the ploa'tbat
it was danger of being robbed by
the patriots, who'awore known to be
Unking near at hand.
Thiii was the conditio!) of alTiirs
at tho time our story opens, and we
now proceed to take up the thread
of the narrative.
twos tbo afternoon preceding
the day in whicli Rose was to be
forcod to become the wife of Silas
Hall.
In spite of her protestations ber
nnclo did not alter i:i bis avowed
pnrpoao."
"Fevor. novor 1" cried Rose in
desperation. Do not hopo for it t
my lips shall oover speak the words
that shall bind ine to that old vil -lain
; I will die first,"
''You need not speak tbo word nnless
you wish to. Peusen Sabine will
not be puticuLir. Silunoo gives
consont."
The afternoon in question. Rose
sat uIodo lua little upartment off
from the drawing-room. She was
thinking of tho coils that were clos
ing aroond ber, aud ibe chances
there wore for her to escape thorn.
Tho Lluckboj, Pip had retained and
the message he brought awoke a
hope iu her heart. If it was possi
ble to save her sho knew Captain
liluke would do it She knew his
heart well, and felt be would give
bis own lifo freely, if noedbe. to
save her.
She was thinking of him, and
hoping that it would not" be long
ere she would be folded ouce more
in bis arms, when ber thoughts
were disturbed by a rap on the
door. Tbiuking it might be ber
maid or boy, Pip sho bade tui ap
plicant enter. The dsor opened
ana mucu to nor aisgast sue saw
Silas Hall standing before ber.
She arose from ber seat with the
inteution of quitting the room.
luo presence of her suitor was at
all times distasteful to her and bis
coming npon ber now was so doubly
so. lie divined ber motives, and
took a step forward as tbongb for
the purpose of arresting ber step.
"Rose do not be so cruel as to
leave me." be said. "To-morrow is
to be our wedding day, and thorn is
muoh I would say to you."
She made no answer to Ibe words
of the man she abhorred, but with a
stately mein moved as though sbe
would leave the apartment
Silus Hall ateppod forward and
made a motion as though be would
lay bis band npon ber shoulder.
"Buok, villain I" sbe cried.
"Leave the room, your presence is
nnweioome here I
"Why so oruel, Rose i what doea
it matter f To
mine. Ltt ns speak now of the
happiness thore is in store for ns."
lie laid his band npon ber arm
and attempted to draw ber toward
bim. '
She shook bim off as though bis
touob polluted ber, and the nest in
slant she had drawn a long slender
dagger from ber boasoua, and held
it towards bim in a menacing mau
tier.
i:f . -J l -:-, t out
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MIDDLEBUllG,
the world yon wonld not harm yoar
promised husband V
"So, I would not barn him. He
is not here. It is against yon
blackhearted villiao, that I would
defend mysolf.
"This is foolish talk. Rose you
know that iu a few boars yoa are to
be my wife."
"I koo v no such thing. Silas Hall
I rather than be your wife, if I
were forced to take ray clioiao, I
would plunge this daggor into my
heart f"
Sbe turned tho point of tbo dag
ger towards bor and raado a motion
as though she was half miu le 1 to
strike tho blow of which sbe bad
just spoken.
Evidently Silas Hall thought she
meant to do what she said, and as
her motions indicated, for ho took
snolhcr step toward ber, ns though
for the purpose of arresting ber
band.
"Leave the room, Silas Hall, nn
less you wish me to do the deed,"
she said, holding the weapon mooao
ingly, and tbo villian Boeing that she
was thoroughly in earnest, slunk
away, leaving ber alone.
"I will koep my word," sho said
to bereolf. "If Robert does not
oomo to save me to-night I will die.
I will never bo forced to this thing
which I so much abhor. The grave
is far better than lifo with that vil
li 1"
Sho pluaod the weapon ia its bid"
ing pluco, and a few tuiuutes later
sougui me privacy ol ber own
upartmeut.
The night came on apace a
night filled with the deepest gloom.
I'atk and threatening clouds rush
ed athwart the sky, completely
blottiug out the light of the stars.
No rain whs falling, although at
any moment it sporued that a new
uoluge might be burled upou the
earth
Alone Rose waited tbo coming of
ber patriot lovor.
Midnight was near at hand, or
unclo aud Silus Hull retired to rest
So far as she kuew, ouly beieolf
and trusty Pip were aw alto.
1'he latter had reported that the
redcoats within were snugly eliolt
ored, and that unless alarmed, they
would not stirugaia that night.
Tho tuoimut wis uo.ti' nt baud ou
which so mnoli depoh Id I..
Thore was a low footfall without
tho door a f poUtup whioii she re
membered well.
"Rose 1"
The voico thrilled Lor to her iu
mottt soul.
She open the door, and tuo next
moment the was clusped in the
arms of dpt. lSluko.
"My own," he whispered, "come
with me There is a long dark ride
to San toe, and to the camp of Mar
ion,
"I will go with to the end of the
earth, Robert.
She stole forth from the house
unobserved. Sharp eyes indeed
they niUBt have boon, that could
have pierced the darkness that sur
roauded them. A short distance
from the mansion the Captain'e men
and horses were ia wailing. To
vault into the saddle was ooly ths
woik of a minute i aud they dashod
away on their long dark rido to the
Santoe, and to the camp of Marion.
Before morning dawned they reach
ed it, and late that day the words
were said that bound the lovers to
gether while life should last.
The tories discovered, whoa it
was too late, that their bird bad
flown. Their rage and dissappoint
mont knew no bound but it was
useless Love had triumphed ovor
tyranny, as it is almost always sure
to do.
He knew if be was editing a news
paper be would give the publio the
"ins and out" of the goings on of
pnblio men. a would open the
eyes of the peoplo till they cried
long and load for "reform." He
tried it three days. Result t Five
libel suits, (wo arrests for defama
tion of oharacter, aeven times called
a liar by a contemporary, challeng
ed to a duel once, . horsewhipped
three times, a daily reception of
soreheads with . murder in their
hearts, fire in their eyes aud mouths
rectos wili rrctj'.y, aa i tba last
nr eft trn f--..'to
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SNYDER COUNTY, PA, APRIL
"Don't Bartholomew."
It is sad to tbiok ia bow few
breasts are implanted good works.
Littlo Johnny Ci lip otnht a large
and singularly beautiful specimen of
the beotle tribe last enmraer, and
smuggled it along to church in the
pocket of his roundabout. As thore
was no one ia the paw in front
when tho survicos began, Johnny
loauod ovor and deposited his bug
on its cushion as favorable for air
exorcise. Johnny was one of those
good sm.ill boys wbo can alwayi be
trusted not to fidget and in iko a
noise in church, from the roasou
that they sleep peacefully through
the entire service. Just after John
ny had bogan dreaming of rad and
grocu booties sis feet long, a young
man aud bis "stualy company" were
shown into the pow in front, a'i 1
the young lady sat down by tho in
sect aforesaid.
The minister bad barely got to
thirdly, before the young lady, who
was vory thiuly attired, it being ter
ribly hot weather, began to blush
and glance norvonsly at bor escort.
Tbou sbo whispered :
"Don't Bartholomew."
Tho young man thought she
meant to stop fanning, so ho did so,
aud laid the fan on tho seat.
The young lady suddenly began
to blush redder than evor, aud to
wriggle around a Utile,
"Somebody '11 see you, Bartholo
mew." "Well, wot of it," miirinnrol tho
young man, in a surprised tone.
"That's wot I'm here for."
"Hut it won't do," nhe whisperod
teudeily behind hor hymu-book :
"This ain't a pionio ground."
"What are you giving met" ro
turued tho young man iu the S, V.
society stylo of the peiiod.
jiirir, nun, juu iu lib lb iiiiiii, .
said tbo girl, tryiug to tuovo up sheep. Tiio owuer etuted to a News
further iu tho comer. "If you tick- Ireporter thin morniug that ho eheai
le me that way I'll bollor rijht out. !d his thoep horse regulurly in
1 can't staud it "
'I'nn't stati 1 what. T"
"Now dun't, Hurty. If we are
going to bo mariied, it is no reason
for you to act this way. Ob, gra-
ions me. Mr. ychormeihoro, I must
retjuest you to desist,"
"Why, gie.it Scott, Amanda!"
"Ouch ! oh, iimiov 1" and tlio o
asperated young fonialo created a
sensation by making a break for the
don, llartholo new bn'ug iinui diato.
ly fired out l-y the sextou for tli.--
LntbiiipMiii meelin..
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And meanwhile Johnnv, who b
ail
beeu awakened by the occurrence,
concluded to chain up his beetle,
keep a discreet silouoo, and sloop it
out. He was a farxeoiiig boy.
A Serpant't Casllo.
A Canada paper describes n sin
gular mountain rock cave, thirty
miles northwest of Wiuuipog, Man
itoba, where every wiutor tlio snakes
of all sj ecies iu the surrounding
country resort for their biberuul
sleep.
Last wjotor some of tho convicts
of the penitentiary were sot to work
to build a wall around the entrance
to the cavo. When the time arrived
for tba sun.es to soek their haunts
they found their progress impeded,
aud soon the strange gathering was
increased by fresh arrivals from the
interior, until m tny thoasauds of
suakes were racing and wriggling
around the eutrance, vainly seekiog
an opening in the wall. Heads with
small eyes and red tongues were
projected in hundreds from every
crevice in the rock, and a most un
earthly hissing was kept np.
What is a Christian.
If you come to us and say you are
a praying man, we answer we are
glad i but we would like to ask
your wife and children what your
praying is doing for you t If you
aay you daily road the Uible,- that is
right, but let ua ask your partoor in
buiness bow much of its teaching
yoa pruatioo. It you say you are a
member of the church, we are glad
of that, if yoa are a worthy member,
if not we are sorry for the church.
But let ns go on to the street to seo
whether the people you daily meet
think yoa ought to be a church
member. 80 it comes to pass that
a bundle of Christian duties may be
dry and useless, or they may be the
evidence - of a Christian life.
Whether i rasa la a Christian or Dot
- ' iNwir-" w t' d!,v i I t' a!
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Vv' - 'a
Sheep or Hor so.
On the west sido of 19th street,
just below Master, in a stable that
sets back about seventy-five feet
from the street, is one of tho strang
est freaks of nature that has ever
been been in Philudolphia, aud one
which ia exciting great interest
among tbo physiologists whoso at
tention bus btinu directed to it. The
wonder is what may bo culled
sheep-horso. In other word it is
an animal that has many of the
characteristics of a fi'io borne and
many of those of a sheep.
On looking at tho animal for the
first timo the spectator ia piudj I to
decide whotber to consider the ani
mal a borso or an overgrowu sheep.
Staud iu front and look at l:i n be
undonbtodly resembles a gray horse
of a rather moek nature, a littlo on
the stylo of the one which is (aid to
havo drawn the famous "one bos
shay." Turn bim around, however,
and look at bim from the ro:ir and
the spectator would be equally sure
he was an overgrown sheep just i cool whou they striko the water, nl
wailing to tako a gambol ovor the though the swift concussion malies
llot.lj Tlin nnniiul Ima a fin a I tiii.k I
I .
coat of cenuine wool, which is bh' water wiw boiling fuimiiHly. J be
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heavy ns that which crows udou tbo thot miHt full 111 water. Tor w they
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ord.nnrv h men. lis skull is nil- I should strike aiJV firm snbHtanco
....... . .I.i i ii i , &i".nl m.iii l-r lim-tratatl trait o t
doubto lly thi skull of a sheep, nnd.thev would bo llattcued uu.l knocked i shm." c ti.iiunmi. inn i r.n.i..kNi.iii itti
two projections cun bo f.ilt on top out of slripo lo get tho little ,oM e
of it, where it seems as if ram pe.Ioti p'Miedlv dry niter tuny hive wbi,Ksk I'Oiii.u, tinunii ud liroi-
horns bad hturtt.d to grow i
no'-liilsare long and slender as
sheep's nostrils : tho tail is
(he
,
tl,o
short stubby tail of the sheep. Tho
fore hoofa of tho auiinal have au
denture iu tho mi l. lie, which show
that they cumo very clone to being
cloven, and tho huofti of the hind
foot nro iiIho luaiked in tlio same
way, although not ipiite so strongly.
The bide, where it uau bo seen by
reason of the hitii Leing worn olf bv
the bulter, is the s jft, oily bide of u
Uheep-bhoaring huiihou and always
gets a good crop of wool oil' it,
llosiidtli.it lie, has a lobe made
leoiu Ibis woul, whicli be iiho-i when
tiding about iu ell weathi r uml u
B-Jod sizjd cap ui.ulo lioiu tUo eaiun
... .
luati-rial.
'ery little is known of th'.s sliaiige
eoiubinatiou of slieep uiijhoii-o 11
caught in Dakota territory b
tli0 'o"cut oner, who ia a deulei
i borsos. In puis.ut of his
j L.ninc tbo gei.tli.iu in was one day
ri ling along Uear tbo liuiTtlo lu.inu-
. I..;.u u ill. U. ...... f ,ll.li..l.U L. !,....
11 1 u a lbia nj.uu kuiuj'.iuiuun, n vii
1 ,1 .... :.. . .1.1 ..r .. 1. t .. .1 1
lliujr i;i, utl III piilb UI It lliil'f UI null
horse 1 chu.iu immediately giv
en, aud after a short pursuit the
sheep hoi'Ku war singled out of the
herd by ile uiubliug g:ile mid Htnuige
appearance. As it rau it threw iu
hind legs out like a sheep when ruu
uiug iu tlio liold. Tuo pursuers also
uoticed, evuu ul a loug distance, the
strungu uoat which eovurud it, and
stiuugely formed head, and they
Hlurted to run it dowL. '1'Uij, bow-
ever, was no easy uiidui taking, us
tboauiiuul luu easily, and kepi it up.
At length, bowevur, it was luasooed
and taken iuto the geutluuiau's tjuur
tors. Fur a long timo it was very
fractious, uud it took timo aud pa
tience lo tame it. When, however,
it began to get used to stable-yard
treatment, it became docile, uud
eusily taught maoy little tricks. J I
nature proved to be iu muny respects
tliut of a sheep. It was playful, aud
baa rurely oviuced anything like vi
ciousuess. At tue present lime 11
kuows bow to perform twenty four
tiicks, which the owner has taught
it. Iu traveling ou tho road it cau
go at a fair trot, but the pica it ex
cels iu is running, baviug already
ruu, its owner states, a mile iu less
tbua two minutes. It is uow 7
years old aud stauds 111 binds
high. Ii was Ciiu9'hl wheu three
years old, sud has siuce that time
been kept wool of the Mississippi up
to three months ago, wheu it was
brought to this city. It has uot yet
been shod, and probably will uot be
as its hoofs bear the wear and tear
uf travel very well aud ita owuer
proposes to put it into the circus
ring as a trick borse and curiosity.
The owner takes pleasure iu show
ing bis cutinsity to saleutifie persona,
aud quite a number have called to
examiue it. They have as yet, bow
ever, arrived at 00 definite conclu
sion aa to the parentage of the queer
animal,
Even Spain is trying to organise a
t"s about American pork. The
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7, 1881. NO. 39
H3W THEY DIUPS.W
Th Baltimore American Ihns
doseiiber one of the ponns of
making shot iu one of tbo lowers in
that city I
One of the "Focrcts" of the manu
Uctnro ia the mixing of tbo lead
with:t OJi tiln pr ip lrf.i oii o f a com
bination of minor d ii'U nces called
"I jiu per." Tiio "temper " is fusid
with the lea 1, aud gives the milieu
motat t'tit c.ntistoncy whie h makes
it drop. If it w ire not for the
temper'' tho lead would bo mould
ed by tbo sieve, and would form lit
tle ponod-t i-Htu I of ro'i 1 1 s'i t.
When "IJIJ" shot, f r iu stance, is
biu m i 1. tli le i I it po.iro 1 into
a pan perforated with holes corres
ponding t t'ut ni.so. Tlio little
pellets romo pouring down in a
conliuuouu s!ioter, and fall into a
tank fillu 1 with water on the ground
floor. In their do:s'.)t of 'IU foot,
they hecn-ne perfect spheres, firm
and iler.se, and they are tolerably
tllll tiink 1.11111 nll.l htlliblu ns if tliol
i been in tho "".veil" is tho moht diN,"'" nno w.M.mmnn-M.. lln.tin. M.i..
1 licit and troubles, me pn-cs of W' -
the wl.i lo iiint.Mriictiti o. An !r-!
v.itor with sni ill buckets, very much
iu-!like tlioso n-eil in il mr milN, cur
lies tiio shot np ns fast at tl.py
reach ibe bottom uf tho "well" nnd
depot its them in a box sixty feit
uliovo the tlts fioor. Tho witter
diipi fr-nii the buckets ft they go
up. and not uiin-li is p-uired iido the
receiver ah ivn, although it in intend
ed to I u a so.t of dripping machine.
From this re 'eivnr tho s'lot run
down a ipout into a diving pun,
which greatly risemblcs n gignnliu
shoo ma It of sheet iron The pan
rests ut an nnglo whieli poriuiU the
shot to roll slowlv d iwn to tlio
chamber b.dow, nod the pellets be
come put foetly dry as tliey pan ovor
tho w inn sheet iron.
Wliat !3 iVi'.cr For.
Wnler is so common we hardly
think of ir. T-ibgiu wil'i, wi'or
was (bid's builder of the woild, ns
wo see it. I he rocks were mud nn I
s.in.1 miidii I'V water nud laid down
by it, 01. e kind i n tho top of anoth
er. L'o'il. 1111. In of plants, wai cov
ered np by a, iter, so th it the rot
ting plants were kept tliele nnd
changed into coil. Veins iif h ad.
copper, gold, silver, crystal, iveio
ci nek i iu the locki, tillu I with w i-
ter tlmt bad thctio ieci-Hu Ihiiis
tliHolvt-d iu it. And water, ns ice
(L'hieiirsi ciouii.l up locUa
, !l ii.l.i
earth, in which plants can froM-, tho
sea uiitl Mrcutns bt lpiii to ill) the
woik Wuti r builds pl in's nud
uniiuals, too. Tbreeouarteis of what
they nro made of is water. When
yon pay twenty cbiita foi' n peek of
poluloes you ure really pajiti tif
teen of the cents for water ia tho
potatoes. .1 boy who weighs eigh
ty pounds, if perfectly dried up.
would woi,''i only t.v ei'y poiiuaa.
And thero could be nn potato iior
boy withuiit water, t must dis
solve things to uiuko tin to over in
to new tbiogs and it cariies them
where they are wanted to build the
things. It softens food, and then as
wutery blood cariies the food to
every pirt of the body to wako new
Hush and b i uj, th it wj may j;row
aud hive streuijtli. It oarries the
plant's food, also, up into lu plant.
And w iter oirrics oiri aud good
in bouts, and, us steam, drives bis
eai s. it makes tue wueeis go in uis
factories. It is agio it worker, and
we coul l not get along without it.
And it in ikon luuoli of tbo beauty iu
the world. Ask your friu ode bow it
Iocs that VunyregntlonalUl.
A Gulvoston darkey rushod into s
4 doctoi's ofllae aud breathlessly ex
claimed i ' Oomo on. doctor, right
otT I'ar ia some'oo ly in my bousj
who is iu an awful fit laid up in
bed a-grouiu' aud a-gronio." "Wbo
is it 1" "It's me. You see, boss. 1
didn't bab anybody to send, bo 1
come myself."
'Hut Freddy, bow could yoa think
of calling auntie stnpid Go lo
ber and tell immediately that yoa
are sorry.' riediiy goes to auntie
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WlOiauill.u.n. N. Y.
MARRIAGE
Culdo forant'li SrXPS. for tho mnrrtnl anil
thnv cniin iiipl iiTti mnu iihh .1 lriIUiti. thfoi
II itlll'4 UiMit. Hdillt r.'itr f.i Ui ml 1 Ii-ti oil I U :t t.
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puro In htniiL'r, uimI tiidircU liy jiliit.t.ii
tryfprc. I'rlrts 00 Cent by l)r. A. it,
Oi lS, iho oMrs-t Ki.H.ktil Iu ' l o Noriliuuil,
wlio.viU 1'ity $5Q0 "r'ry t-iwu of piiKtu nr
iMtntnic (l.-i-aff i nthor bh ha ti.iUrik- mmi
f illu In turo H'iid two manii' furCunltttO
Hcntth. Reliable Fenialo Pillit. 5tJ
f BOX) A n'i il liinmi tn .ull.,N uttriiil vol;.
iiiHii.oiii, Rubber Co Otis anl 4 luiVlar u
imi'oriitut iuiuiuiu: ou. t) vxrutt CO cents
Dr. A. C. OUN,
Kentucky Block, 0)1 3. Clark HI., Chleitu, 111.
liptl M.ti .i-tfrforfd wlti
timm1r rrt Imltri.Or.IlAlK.
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iKCUTOn$'NOTIin:-.Lcttre
lj tMtaoiaotai-y oa In oalat of Maty
O, Kyr, Ulo uf hlli.riirwv Doruoyft
Moyilar County ilar-il hatrlow ba oraiii
4 to Ik nilrMi(iiil, all potaoDt knuarlnf
luvnaolvo Itnlaliiad to aaln iimio i rott
l I oaaa liumcllat pay at ant, obll taua
bavlur olalmi wlllprtiaol tuawiloll smliaBU
11 fraUliDl to
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