JOBBING LEPARTNENt.
The proprietors have stocked the cw,tablislnneut
with iti nett-a-taried•ailoitniOt'or,-..•%1T.
JOB , AND CARD TYPE
AND PAST PRESSES,
and2aro pi:spitl.o to 'o'keente'neitlkand proinpOi,
z '•• ' :;',- :- , ',;1,.;.. ;: - 4 - ,..;.1 - - -':
POSTERS, ILANILLS, CIRCULARS, BILL
IIEADS, CARD, PAMPIIIE'I'S, do., 4:43. •
Ifseds,llfortgagest, Leases, and a full assortmnet
of Constables' and 4ustices' Blanks on. hand;
People living at distance can depend on hav
ing their , work done: promptly and sent _back in
return „ : • t
• • •
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
4,1 vv. - .0.-TxposELL
WHOLESALE 011EGGISTS, and denlnra in ,
Wail Paper, Verosaiie Lamps, Window Mafia,
Verrumery, Paints and Oils, &c„ Ap.. -
Corning, N. Y., Tan. 1, 180,8:--ly.
.„
- • :OVlttLitAlll-11L ' "
AT VORNEY -AND :OpIINSELOR AT LAW
loseran s e, Bountyand Pension Agency, Main
Street ellsboro, Pa., Jan. j, ISf 3.- •
ME
OEM
& • Silit'S
ATTORNEY'S Jo COUNSELORS AT LAIV,
(First dour front "Digoridy's, on the Avenue)
Will attend -to business entrusted to their cnro
in tho pouritios of Tioga and ' Pot For.
•
\Vollaboro, Jan. 1, 1808.
HILL'S uoiriaL,
tVESIT/E1 1 1): Poroug4; Tinge. .Co.
liiuprinter. A 'new and ObintriodicAti
building with all the modern improvernontsi
IVithin easy drives of thobest hunting and tish,
ing grounds in Northern Ponn'n. Conveyances
furnished. Terms moderate.
• 'PeN).SOB6-1Y-
• :GEOALGO' WAGNER,.;. -
TAILOR. Shop first door-north of L.A.. Sears'i
Shoo Shop. s:greutting, Fitting, and Repair
in;, done promptly and
ilrollaboro, Ps., Jan., 1, 1568.-Iy.
3101 FIN 113.
DRAPER AND TAILOR. Shop over John It:
Ilivon's Store. • Cutting, Pitting, and
- Repairing dono , promptly and in Bost style.
tvulhthoro, Pa.. Jan. 1,1863-1 y •,
- WM, GARRETSON,-
-13TORNEY' AND, COUNSELOR AT LAW;
Ntity.ry Public and Insurance Agent, Moss
bur!, Pa., ovor Caldwoll'a Store. - '
souiv miwuELL
0011NEY-4 - ND COITNSELOA AT LAW;
: ;
WollsborO, 'Clog: 00., Po. •
Claim Agont, Notary, Public, anal Insurance
.Agoat. Ito will attend promptly to collection of
Pmialono, Back Pny uud Bounty. As Notary
['abbe ho ttikeS - Liblttio%yledgetuents nI dn'eda,_nth
ministers orals; and will act as Commissiolini. to
Niko testimony. 1411:r011icenver Itoy's Drug Store,
mljoirlitieAgitator bfficia.- 7 -Cfct. 30. 1267' -
lolan •W• Guernsey ,
TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT .LAW,.
having returned to this County• with a view of
making it liis pormanent residence, solicits a
:hare of public patronage. All business en=
trusted fo his care will bo attended ‘tewith
prcinptness'and hdolity. 'Office 2d door south
of T 8. Farr i s hotel. Tioga, Tioga Co., Pa. '
'B6.—tf, • •
MAAR - WALTON ROUSE, • '
cP*2)os, Tioga county, Pa..
HORACE C 'I?.II,NIELYEA, PROP . R. This is
a now bowl located svithin - easy access of the
huwt tishing and hunting grounds in North
era Pennsylvania. NU pains ' tall be spared
f); the aceurniumintion pleasure seekers end
rile traveling public. [Jan. 1, 1888.]
,rptinoLpulyz notr*yp i c:
Vl criKLD,.PA., OEOEO,O CLOSE, Propri
etor. Anew hotel conduetea on the ,prinoijAe
live and lot live, for the neeounuoilatitni of
11306.—iy. ,
GEO. W. IaYON,
A CPUZZ.SELOR .4T LAW, Latt , 7
reaceville,• Tioga Co., Pa. Bounty, Pension,
and Insuranco Agout., Collections promptly
attended to. , Offico 2d door below Ford nous°.
Doc. 1.2, 18117—ly •
- ,
\ R. EL OLNEY,
C
.
DEALER i CI CIS 1 JEWELRY, SILVER
& PLATE' RE, Speeteelvs,,Violin Strings,
,te., cte., nsfield,. Pa. Watehas and Jew
elry neatly r paired, Engraving done in plain
English and-Clrman. Llsept67-ly. :'
Thos. U. Dryden
61.11tVEYOR A DRAFTSMAN.—Orders left at
his roma, Townsend Hotel, Wellsboro, will
L,cet with prompt,atteatiott.
Jan. 1.1. 1867.—tf.
FARR'S' HOTEL,,
courry,
Good italiling, , attaabod, and an 'attentive boa
tisr always in attendance.
E. S. PARR, . . . . "reprinter.
& Sha;Ting.
Dyer .Barker's Store, Wells
4.,0,„ Pa. !Particular attention paid to Ladies
L{ui. Shampooing . , Dyeittg; eta. Braids
?ode, oohs} and ssvienes,on : hand and made to or
ler. r i f
11. W. DOItSEY. J. JOHNSON.
,
EA. BACON, M. b., late of the 2d Pa. Cai,atrT, ;after
kJ, ritialy. four years of artily service, with n large
lierience In field and lhospital praCtice,haiVopened an
office for the practice of reedirine• and surgery, in 'all
brancheir. Persons (roma distance can find gFid
t : 411 ( Jiii : :: a 1 the P,mineylvitnitt Retch whe4 deafreu.-.4.
Will visit any pert of. tho State ip consultation, or to
perr:irin surgical citierations. No. 4; Boron' Brock,
Wellshoro, Pa:, Bitty 2,1366.-Iy.•
W . : PICTURE GALLERY,
• oft4priti.SPENCER .
has the plermia to tiO'citiseas of Tioaa
o,unty, thnclio has,oomploted his
NEW: inIOTOGRAPiI GALLERY, ,
and is on hand to take all kinds of Sun Pictures,
eueh as Ambro types, Ferrotypes, Vignet tea, Cartes
to ViOie. the Surprise and Eureka Pictures ;also
rliealar attention paid. to oopying and enlarg—
jai o t atAsra3. Instructions given in the. Ar). on
Elinire St., Mansflol'd O'et. 1,
1,116.
Wan. 13. Sniith,`
u XVILLE, Pa. 'Pqnsion, Bounty, tiod In
bar ancosAiont. , Cammunio4ious sank to Alio
313 " 0 nclAress pill receive: prompt attention_
ins moderate; Dail 8, 1868-Iy.)
U. S. - 01...4 . AGENC. t;
.
For the . eollection of —
Army and Navy ClalMs and Pen
s 1
NEW 11013NTY LAW, passed July 2 ,1286,tivea
two - and three years' Soldiers extra lttsn nty. Send
in VIM , diseUttrate. _ . i
0 PPICERS' 'EXTRA P Y. -
lace months' extra pay proper to olunteer offleere
w h o ~!..11 , t la service March 3, 186+5„ ,
PENSIONAINCB ASED .
To all who have losf a limb Auld o have been perren—,
neatly and totally dletttled.
AO other cioverninent elai
Weltsboro t October 10;186
E. SMI' i, .M. ' - D. -.. • .
_,.
rIPEItATES'su cossfolly for Catatnet,Stra
' 1.1 biz4Mits, (cpo:ei bye ) Removal ti Tel:pont,
ihro Lip, %Torii Se Veins,' Club. Feet, &el '
Plirticolar a )entiorquid to'disearoscif/ the Eye
ne4 (.Ico'4,al urgorY,•• ". '- '' . '-'. l ' '
.
Consaltatp / it , at officar free. - " - . l' 7: '
itelercne s given' te dPeratiens' recetitlY per
formed./.., .. „ • , • ~
/ ' '' ' --- .
°olio, oars from' 12 M. to 3"lrr-"X'.. Y''''' - '
011ie.'lt, Ili s residence, Mansfield; Tiogo:CookitY,
Pa. /. :' '.—' ' ' ' 'Mirreh 2 7, 18 0- 1 5'. 41 '
.., . , . . ~
,
/ NORMAN STRAIT, ; •. . ..
,
," GENT (or the National Series of Standard schoOi
' wtotia: pribltsbed by A. 8 1 . Barnes ,E Co. 111 di 11.3
Vitilang, (A.Teter of "John Stroet,4l. Y., M t elm tmontont ly_
a toll mipply.. Al/ Orders promptly filled., . Call on or
mt , lregs I,- mail, ' '''- '' ' : . N. BIIIMT• •
Orceols, mi.., , ,dniie 1.9, ithil—ly• "- '. ' '' t
- - 0.-
GENT for MARVIN FIE.E'ANI)
BURGLNEITROOF'SAFES.' •
'
• J.
it 4 ILI. WILIGHT- 7 Ageni; "for Beat
01 11./ WATRIt - moo
for STO v 01 M ovotn out for Gong and
Nati," :i s trr
B
MZIE
,
Jounfy at'd'Thinsion, Agette - yr
, ~,
. , . .
IftVlNt: resell , dellnltelnetnlerfons in regard to
11, • : ••N•le. bounty allbwed bf the tiOt 'approreed
Jwy 2, .1 illr, inc having On hand alarge supply of OH
lic e , t , teN -I, l,voks, I )1111 prop:wed to•proseento all Pen*
Abe u,4" 4..anty claims which • may. Ins placed •in= WY
b 1! , e. ,, ,na living rit, 01l glistancac_a4reomintilltcate
will: ,n • , i 1.•Itor. awl tbele conanmnieations will be
Pr •nipti iad . ' AV,II. - ft, SMITXI.
WMl4ll y
117) 'October. 1.4. •
18060." ••.; ' ' ' 5 -
r •
':: - :VOL, XV.-
GITY ''- BOOK , DX OF AY
I_'
,q-,_ AND -4, c
11,ANK -- BOOK MANUFAtTOII, !,
a. nsibiliiin _ stracto -:. k+. f..
l'::(IGN OF. THE BIG DOGE., 2011,4:)Gi1p !
i.f2 :' ELMIRA - , N. Y . .- . - ,I'7i
"'
dt 'l---1
:':: . . - ..1 6 -E.l-Et. azr.6 , l-i-:.i:-..j ?..
GOOD AS-7110 BE:6T,:v.,ANAP AS TTIE: CHEAPEST.
- : •
BL'A 1K: 800 fiSr
Of every description; in - all siYiConf
as low, Tor-quatity of Stock, de idly " Binder)
in.7.tho State. Volum6s of every" , d(iicrliffion
.116 and in the beg manner and in qiiy
doted.
J. B. NILER
Executed in the best manner. Old Books
and and made good it ft new. •
* . A•efAwnsm mmAAmlegi
COMPLETE YOUR SETS,! - :
•I am prepa'red to'furnisb back n4Mbers olnil
peiviesve or Magazines, publisbed Wain %Omit
Ettitesnr,tt rent Britain, at a low priO.
BLANK'BOOK & OTHER TAPER
-O nll sizes and qualities, on band, ruted;4r
• BILL HEAD PAPER,
Of any qualityl or size, on hand and cutTUP
Tor !wooing. .Also, BILL PAPER,und- CAB.
'ROAM; of all colors and quality, , in bualti of
but to any size'. , • r'' t
ITA.TIONERY, • ‘..!
5
' Ca p , Letter:- Note,Poper,
Tens; Pencils, 1 , 4•1 •
'
-V Hui solo iigont for 3
Prof. SIIEPARWS NON-CORROSIVE STEEL
PENS, of yAnionsatze. POD1;0 111 5
AND Di:MIDDEN, "
WlllO I 19'11 Wairitnt equal to Ciold Penn. Thu
boat ih thio and nolnißtake
The uliovo f;toelc I wiII sell at the Lowest Rate's
at all Curies, ut a small advance on New Yurh
prices, and in quantities to suit purchase's. All
work 1////1 rloek murnniell OR ri:presutited.
- [ . respectfully ,olicit a tare ut;poll9..patroti
age. Ordeig pyomptilyt:atftwitfi-t1 to.—L
'Address, '1,0U1,5 Kt EB,
A
Sept. 23, 1867.—1 y. lihruira, N. Y.
WOULD announce to the citizens of WeUshe
r° and surrounding country, that ho hiis
opened n„shop on the corner of ; )Vatcr and err&
ton streets, fur the puiposo . :ef:uieiniffiefiurtng: nfl
kinds of
REPAIRING AND TURNING , DONE
to order. COFFINS of all liin . ds
short notice. All work done promptly and Wfli
ranted. • Wellsboro, Juno 27., 18E16.
UNION ^ HOTEL',
MINER WATKINS, PROPRIETOR..
ET AXING fitted up a new hotel building on tho Hi‘e
Ll_ of the old I.lfiion Hotel, 151013 1 destroyed by fire.
I ILIU ready to reeelv t , and 'entertain guests. The
e.as intended for is Temperance louse,
and the Propitiator believes It can be sustained witlioqt
grog. attentive hostler in attendnuce.
26, 1867. • ; '• • -
JOHN ETNER,
TAILOR 'AND CUTTER, has, opened a shop
on Crafton , street, rear of§eara t 4.• Derby's shoe
shop, where he is propare3l to manufacture gar
ments to order in the most substantial manner,
and with dispateb. Particular attention paid
to Cutting and Fitting. Mardi 26, 1868--1 y
On strictly Tetnporonce principles, Mors Ru»,
~Pl%. R. t?..I3A.ILEX, ?roprietor. Borfem and
.Carriageii to la.—Mardis . 8,1888.-1 - -
. E. It. KIMBALL,
GROCERY AND RESTAURANT,
Ono dooi above' the Moat Market;
wELLsnso'it o,'
RESPECTFULLY announces to the trading
public that he has a desirable stock of Oro-.
conies, comprising, Tea's, Coffees, Spices, Sugar(,
Molasses, Syrups, and all that,gonstltutes a first.
class 5t.94.1' 9Y I evi, all se4-
sonable hours.
Welfsboro, Jan. 2, lB67—tf.
33 tC , ( .
i ells .
11 C a W.. ,
i,
I . ,
Great Exciterdent! Johnson Impeached, an. Erb.
breo's boots and Shoes triumphant! :ho en scriber'
would say to the people of Westfield and vicl ity that
he is manufacturing a Pptent IMO. wl;ilqh )ip ellevos to
/
posses's' 'VW folloWinglakrabtage-olvet 'all therm; at,
there is no crimple g ; 2d, no wrinkling, save a they break
to the feet; Bd, no ripping, In short, 'they aro just
the thing for everybody. Samples on b nd and orders
solicited. Sole right of Westfield to ship and Dorh'
secured. Be iiitS. also just received a splendid set bf
balrnoral patterns, latest styles. C pm one, come ill
We are bound to sell obeap for cashor ready pay. SI
,p
one door south of Panders & Cole, "vu;
,
Westfield Hero', Feb.'3 1868. J.,R.EMBRED.;
i-
O. 11. GOLDSMITH, yreprietor.—llaving leap•
ed this popular 11993 , the proprietor respeq
fully solialte a fairyiharo of patronage. Every
• attention given t 6 guestp.
,'T,.he basthosti9r In
:' the cent - ay - ale/Odin - attendan4..' ''• - ` - i
April 29, 18 B'.--dly".
TIOG .,
GALLERY OF ART.
i / 1:i I. ;, ~ ; ;.ii— { ,: t'i"i. :,
1 - would espeetful)y inform theicifizeßapfi fn
." nie - ii d:iiciiiity, Wael,bavn built a new
,1,1,., .; it. ;.. 4 4 •
111APII GALLERY 1
in 1., o Borough of TiO - p,a, and baying a• godd
P .tographio Artist in Foy:employ, I am noir
p eparei - to furnish all kinds of Pictures known
o the Photo - graphic Art. Also having in my
employ a number of first class Painters, I am
prepared to answer all calls for. bottSo, sign, cat.
riago, Ono 'Venial nrill •r•eonciry' minting. Ad.
dress A. B. MEADE.
,
May 8, 18138-Bm. Tioga, Pa.
~..•
THE PLACE TO BUY DRUGS.
AA T tho,Lesvr,ettooville Drug Store. where ytiti
will find 'oVery thing properly belopging to
the Drug Trade -
_ .
PLIEAP, OkIEA.PIIR ; 011EAPEST; •
end if the 1;4:44, quality fur Cneh. 'Aien A --4'.etnt,e l ;
Varrti,l39.l, ,Lateps,Raney i .!lyttetie,„
• Stringe, FlFEiing Ttto.kle,,Wirtciow, 9
. 'Cash.pelti for .1!),n1; Sggdy-
- • ,‘ 0 :-:-rOVC;14 - 4/4 1 .
Le i1n.'e0.99Y,0 1 ,,,A 1 11Y.5;,) 3037 . 1„ , f . :
proacilutod.'.
:F1 11031 k B. NILES,
tt \
I.I4I ILRMIM,I4B I ' - "
=4AR I O3 I SSESi-SAD:triiEs,. tic. -
'cO'ritink; ' ' ;•
- PfictlONDElt, Yictid,l4 - , - 1,4t1 , 40 Ohirqb
A;,./,tiookit t "itt',"„ I . de 11] ;
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ALL KINDS OF GILT
NI-1N -SUHR,
CABINET FURNITVRE,
HAMILTON II OUSE,
Qlenlslts Zflsprance 'Companw
• .
GLEN'S, FALLS,T.N.-T: • -
Capital 45. •
tAnni,Rl4; only; taken. ';,„
Proniinin ,
Light
fling, yttetber,Pire,oneues,ornot.
tt pay for live steak killed by 'Lightning, tu
barns or in-the
-7 -Its jr
crapis,, aro lower , teen ;Otter Qoropanof
eq ll 4 l .resPoliej,ltility. Agent, •
Parreington Centro, Tioga Co: Pa.
2P,.,7z.-4 0 : -; '
ME
-~n--:s
ALIiEn -& iATUROPik ,
. 1 • ':` .."',
fr t , NAILS
STU k;s IVA .7?
rill sato
• cheap)-11P -, '9 ll. _rsvntolitAt. „BAILEY'S -1
Wellsbor9, J:nna i 1!0,8,67,4 .L
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°NEN AND ArOMEW, • rhr thq•• .1, •
14fP 0f,:(1.0.' U. "S.7,Grant...,
,r)vvoilf4, 4 . chnieote,b'
;1131i1 .- !'1:1 i'‘ i!'
.work Of iho k ind ieetis ti, iitifirr t)ie m1,1[101°1604
by dm Grant hili Tt,it : it .19
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rt
9f 148 . 1110)4 11E01114a i;1 'lllO
t y. ',IMF, 7 (Ili ,Etll4lli9 ,
w‘tti; 61' t iko TRIM moST I:111.811A11.
f,..ktylc feirilAry,apply sonn to
.t 00, 0
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!April Y,
7 '2 4 - 1:101110piil
P u.i
!April tbIN-tivrt 3v c
oIOGIN AND HISTORY
?
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Et :it 1. ..iii " A ; s .ti e ii.t% tifkrail. t.vhtililieiti hi., , t ,, sy
iii , -E,,p'ts , i tMttlld. -- ; tith',l'' gest r, igt:tura I, ,
V . ?:.iti..l.,i , 1.. and h I gili:t lil lt,i tEI iilg ,
I n I , et,l4 It (If ii At, 11 , rin d e l: and Fil I kill
1,1 I ~.h t,
' ;I , .trur, hi ' e..tilitit,i :in . 1 tt hut i•vezy Bildu V i
14./) , 1i.) watit? , 1 ,, k4,..v Jipeowmenilol by f i'd
r 4 leit4ilip; iiie4i, ,, l.44, , ltiliA•niiibtit . ..br,, , NO COM-.
pet il 1.1 , .,i , .1 ilit'l'.%l 114 . 1 la itiq It.iii , .. lc ' t•ti the a 0 ~1111.1 :11. i• l I I.li hi I, I:4;ii t.I -. , ioi 11 ' 1 the. l'allilt
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tr. 1 .1., Ph ihittell:hiuT Pu '
Alo. 1, G.--11 w
7
WANTED 1
Loots NI EN A N D WOMEN !
N•i'lcvt (ram till: it tplif pt . -1 ,
lUW 1 M I Cat ht%flrfN
5 coa te(ide
l'ams ,y ilit•st uwiui ut rl2lrvli,
I fig I:qt hi. ' '
p.i;:il.-10.1rs K atil circular, ad,
ii•, ss
. ROBINSON ,
tel Sinkglie AffISE
A VI 11. .!2!.•'iizi--7w.
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•
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w , : '.-h , , 161 ' - 0: 3 '13. - 'K'N.LLEY'S, I
:wewhom, poti 1867,:
-4 T EN, P 1 0, N„- .FA 11, MERB; 1
SON' INC; N IN WELLSBOTio,
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Tt ill p.iyca,li for any arnormt,of . 3
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114
,
Delivered of .ei:V-frßtae," wiinre (non' nn,i in
alnico krocit•ol',
FLOUR, ITED, ;MEAL, :PORK, FISII
'
• .1
For solo At reattomtiAo.4o eet‘ Vasil or .!orter
blaroli IS. 1865
:. ‘. ••71777 , - -- .F17 -. .` - ,--- 7-. . , . t
Flowers, , (4) - ajie-Vines,-apd , Groden,
••- • ' . Ila)ll,s'' .- '''' '• ' '-•
T_TAltla MLX. OF • TOSIVIN.DA 'OI;PP,IiS
FOR --
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::: liotes. &Hui hinr„ firitli,therolii ttiallep*variot4 f,
:Verbonnqi,l3alvier gliptior t il,' (14:taniukas, Pal-.
argiihiniiiit, l':stutilap. 11431'totruOili;, ttl4i4:”sP &e.
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‘:iPliiilre.eitielViiily ptiekeilie!iitiiitt'ety ici = i4idoi.t,
atiy 4igini.l,4li:''"Pdfiotii: tri''' trio 'flaatein, , g i rt iflf,
thO'tfoutitl' rani habit - iliele"arcleis:k7"rdnl)' arid,
rocaVvi(tilti'' lilarttP l by ttage. kiid'eti left: 'with.-
WILLIA 31 . nantivrs, at his Ilitidsiiifila, Stoic,
Va
la ltb i buta, will p,ramiit,attc,nkiati., -4 1 :
In ity: dapenA 14einit' hettirig pliiii 4 ' 6Cti.o,ify, is't 5 0 - , ,i
'dared,' avid 'lry " - gai:Al'il'6tiditi6a: '• '''''''; ~. , '•• s ,
lIARVt' 111 X.
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1 ' - 'To*rinila,` P4', eareb, 25; `18138lif:' ."' ' '. i •
,EWARBL#ViL:;STORE
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1 011 . 14'; L LSB(Sli0; I
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71; k.,,W A ititiNklivs k. GO, mouilV an 'I ihrit
31 ;4; they,- hire trimitteolls fihilpT/hr Da rid -4 ar t s. ,
Storioom ;‘loin;Strotit, velicrOdoint ho
ititgost t.fook of, i.,••••,,3 14. 5,4
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Of the hem 401:1'0= e :with, ternk-"iillier • Nottba s p
41K! rieiP , ll. , ReY•ii9P: 1 41 v. They are flee
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An all iSt:•Nikrityns..l,irptiqloesliv r l sk9klsatatilike mitri
nor ti warr:intsq,i,j'thir,syoriz,utiti ,30tAls atial
top, qtlipip aml tiolvvrt,renty(l,, foi C.,11 , 11 on delivi
cry. Cult a tia F:ce Us. 1.,)11. : WA 1{1,11111B:11. 1
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..SALT, &C.;:
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•-y FROM , GERMANY; in 1 18 - 55. •i
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HOORAH'S ,GERMAN ,BITT9S I
anti • ,t • • I
HOORAND'S 'GERMAN TONIC
-PREPARED BY JACKSON
PIIILAPFLPIIIA, PA, • • ;?,.
• • •,, The i greateitEnolitn •Oemidiesfor
,„.
< „. DYSPEPEIXA,7 ;
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• •"
' Diseqes)of,the' . IciaTort,
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rA ... iit 1 Ti t a I S T ,61. 4 1 4 4 i grINL ' :
: 'find all Diseased arising; frquk. oxiimp.'
' . 011 eYed , LtYPI.'2,StrtPlia0/.or trio , ' :;:-,
- mr:TrizrzY P.F. WifE..r.Tii6/0/1. - I '..
'f the following symptom/land if you find that'
hrl
S your t.. stem is tiffected by any pf fthani you. way rest'
assafe at disease has conynencedi . itqatt,ack nn the .
maid in porlanl organs, of ypyr body, and /Atm toon ,
chicicediNi Vie use of, pit romellieY, z miserable;
tiff, ado)! ferminathig in flea k th,ioitt brilie result.i ..'' ,
,
c Constipation - Flatuletib . Twisters:l:Pile's',
Fairless of bleed•to the . Hehd,'A t csidity. ;
of , the Stomach', Nause a Heart- '
: '. burn, Disgust forFoodiVulittme .
„ or Weight in the Btornaoil s ,
Sour Euctations. Birik- , . '
•
ins or rhittering . at the-pit ' i I
' of 't e Btonnich lawiimiting Of , "
• the •Head, Hurried •,or% Difficult ,: ,
• —Dreathing, „'lettering, at the X Leart, :
, Choking u
or SFor,:ating Bensation_s wh en
in a Lying Posture, Dhnneed Of Vitdon,' i
Dots' of Webs before the Sight, .-' •
, • - 1)µ11 Pain 'in the Hehd; Deli,. I ,
- . s oiency of Rerspiratiou,Xel. .„'
lownesspf the tiikiosuid., ,
,
_nyes, ram_ id 'the Side, -
' . ' Book, Chest, Limb's; bte:; fiud.;'•
den Fitishes ofXL -
i eat Durning , ln --' • f
the Flesh, Constant , maginings of i
EW G
A, and, Great, TI : resßpa ,of ; I-spirits..
. -
Alt them Culicata cis of the .Liver or tDigestive
°vans, comNn 'th impurp.,/ifioq.,
~.
1 lijoeflartb ' 6.drititut, Bitters:
' is entireik -:" . es etahlt4 - and ceritains no ,
,i i (poor. 'lt la a omponitil of Fluid, Ex. , '
s tracts. Th Hoots, Her s and , Dnrhs,
;teem whir ttves9,extrn pi ore tnade•
are gatbe ( red. in GOrllia y. kll the)
lik
ntivalciu 1 tirtnie aka' eyktraCted Tren t them b -tt stientifie; ctitbmist. ,-, l'itese
exit-kat ' are then forwarded to this'
I count y to .00 used.•etpressty for. the'
, manufacture of thee © "M ier©. 'Nhere;
inn nice - Ito:tic sitbstaricinef any kind:
/
use • in' contpOrinding the - Bitters,'
\
he ee, it Is the only. Bitters hat.plait ,
b 9 Insect in eases where Jacobi lie stint,'
units are not advisable, .
1
' - 1)013111irib l ` ecrnian"a nit" '
.
.
.
is,a cony ination of ; all the ingritlients o the :Milers,
' with PUttE 'San fa 'Cruz Rum; Oraaie, etc.`ll is ttsed for.
" the stpne'dieedies aa' the 'Bittern, in cates Wheve' some '
, pipe alcoholic iiitittatift it reqUirtd. , " Yon solo bear in
I mind that these remedies. are ,entiroly, different' from'
soy others aduertieed for the core of, the diseases
named, these twin!) seiegt(gojTeparations of medicinal,
• extra'ets, tohile'the:Othere dre mere ileinktions of , runt;
, , 'in avoid form. ' The 1'01 , 40 is decidedly ohe af the most
..,, (pleasant , and agreeable rem ectie-3 ever offered to ,the
public.. Its taste is , exgyisite It is 'q pleasane„,to take'
stoohile its lidregirine, e.Toarateng, am I . Ine4i'eintsi ,
1 ' , qualities tithe ecOtteii tei l f, ;. known as the g+eatest of
1 all &ilia: , ~ , ' ,: .. ~- ~ :, ~ •
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CONS)111P110144
( Tlionsande,ut ;esteem ' , I.l . .best tit° pa- T ;
tient euppdsed wne atllfeted
004 terrible disease, llit%re been eured
by tbenee'of these remedies.' Eitreiritel
emaciation, debility, and cough. Are;
tl:usual :attendants upon. ._ee'rere*
eases of dyelippela Tor dieeaee, .the
digeitivo ' organs. eases - of i
gentiine Cationutiittoirwtheeereniedies• ,
wlll.be'retititd or he 'greateit , benefit;
strengthening andluivigoratints..,, „
: • 4.I,ICADLLILLX: •
There egad/ to itoefiand'i German .
,Bitters or-Tanic in 'eases of Debility.. They impart a
INCViire nr aß'6llo 7 oo. l WAe l Taghtieltf c!~
derma to digest it,purChtiheAT&4l,- trite a good,.
• sound; Healthy conipTe-tiO4-eradicate the yellqta tinge
from the eye, impart a bloom to the chtekt, and change
,the, patient , f.om. , a short-breathed, ,einaciated,„ weak,'
- ,anzi,nereons inraled, to a fril l faced, *at ! and rigor
'. out person.
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KELLEY'S
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• Weak Atidi;Delicate , Children
-0 alre Jianifent - leoiig byliaiting h4i 1 121 tlern
' or :itt"'ltioltrlltay-are - klanttly
niliedl,43lneo. 4.111o3t• cane be ntlionart4t owed ,
with
_pe,rfect i ttpfety. to n three.
inotat,,bs 11.41t.11.0 , '.l:ettietUt i os;
or, loom "' ' ' "
• t Tqlffiefqqii!F a?'9 1:;
t ~ - . l 3lo(o43.( ) Pill'lll.Ekkg“ ;:, ; •
e'rePX:liaoh, arid pil4 ail 'di leasit haiLitizi'i /rain:
tiod'biogdo • , • • •
Vat& 6/6001 17) 'keep your Vl:mi.:in:miff;
;;keep, , yoOr disreitite oralins Os, a somul,,healliag
, ilfemmtedies, no disease tpgl,
quaff •
1 1 . 117 t ' .011:1 5 :41.11:1011 . '
(Welt 41i " ' tntr al tt liritt
obi 114 e frbm ii. , YttllaW.,
trim .hilt/ ' All .at Lter:dtallgoveltninl
usiet,,tixo4ec4 - postilAttp.,aoa,aalon-!
4
i r 4'I I 9,LIT A RK,i,I I OF,F4l. l AttrlOttr•
ling eye* mad bflociiplag l ettiefia.. • -
t.•;.1
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0 i r'x oltr '
rootran(rs erman fetur'e
79,e Onta'4 hare 'AO sighaftWe t';' Jackson
. on the frond if the butaide lorftpreeoPeaehrbdille, and,
, Menittnagf the article blo,oi, in each Wk. AU Others
94P. 10 : 1 "j'it- • ; - • • _ ; ,/,••••
ii ; !
=
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celvedstegtffilizig toll he vlrtiawortlt'ead•
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AEA)). THE .REOOIII3ipNDATIQNI3.,
'. 1: : 1.:It031 - ifONAHO.'11 , . WOtIDIVAIID; .) ,•' '1 '
, colafililteo of it TioEutirtinto Coin t of Pommy'cants.
'''" '' '-'', l ,:` ' - Puiikititriu),, MAUcn 14t1 , 1887: . '
'''.i:i4n ''if."ifonflantiWCerntan Bitters" is not .ili'fittox
-- **eating beverage; bnf ri s' a etnid• tonnf, 'useful in' disor-
I den} of the di:outlive 'Organs, and of great Lenlit in
. Fttle.s ;Of det.44o.Y;antt teint oftrueroons ; aption in . the:
. tp,synt.. i , , . i , , _ 7 , , puirs trtly, , , , ~ ~ •-
r ~,;,?, ..c; agp. : T. ivo . qpIrAR . R. ,
~, ~,,
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' , nom .10kt.„TANDis:11,1c o il,..; 5 eq,,,. ,
..,! ~phO g o.of 0141411proof° Cohrt of rennsylyaujo..: i
il. , a v. , , '.l .1 , :: -.' w; • IPultypti.OULtaiOutta.Btb,l.Boo.. -',
;.T I oonstitow.ffliooftiip„diet.Gormsist,Bit-,
I f : tqt a 91 1,,t4 iratuabto sitetlicfnoln_ ooskitt„pfbp.)t-'
' tao'ko of Indigestion or nyoppiSel....ll
,
cap} ovqtry s l lsla from, mft,elpitl'ofice
' .'cif Ilt t ' ' '' , ''''ltouru,Ney'il.bOr ispdiet ,"' t '
-i ", 5 ',' i : :',', I VA , I '' AJA , MIN il) 011IPSON:
,•,:, it: c. , - I 1-1:r.: A 1 , ;:l ~. tif;lT -Ii:-.,..! q,ft ;',, •
, 1..4 -FOP MI% rlP4l'At , l l,l cßi'll4tcßiP4 ) „ ; f
i. Priaior , or: iii o ir.onitt. UnPfbt , ,C , Wifelli #1 111 4.41 6 4 ) 1 11 0.
)• , I.l)&l3.A:outiou.,4Dr.su Ed 4 3—lhaed beenfreguelitigre.:.
;‘ rcd to congfct,fpg negnl,soillf,reemomendltiot.t.of ,
erent'laiur4 qf Inectierpes,"b;ni regaecrit the practise
. bill irpife Opr:onriat'fpiltre, Phavi4. iill cases de.
, tultedlEttliiPitte welear JonfinVakibutitistanees,atiet
. ', . partici:lllo# ir,anyenon enitst,qf thesesefulitulorDr.:
I • liZiKflan.o:gerPUl*%!Wilqic ~ f dergr,tier, ow/roomv
.
,eipait course, to expre,4l. my ; full conricflan, that f9r
, gonorardoblliti . oftheilyefom, Ruff etiVe"crolly (lir LOOT':
, OUnploint,'lt J. a isafe and'valunbto propkatioil." ' In,
some eases it may fail ; but usuatiyi/douttnbt,ittat
~ be tent .lientfleial-,tei , those.lOhn.sipTer fitti-thesabore
~.. Isauses.“ I - Al:Yours; vent respecTalg, 6.," ; . , r.: - .
.•• . ~,4 : ,i'. :,..i "„. `,•' l ,! fll J.: .11,,-X 192VAnDi z ; .-•, i,_ 1
1.: ~ , i 1 ,-.; ~ ,-.s, .--. -..1,. .1 -a • ..i : • Eightli, out Coatex SI:
,• • .plikr`e qcoici ');Othiis; .. 441 1 .ti6' rie72 , .. tipttre ;'
.',, :104 ,4 1/ 4 #,A4z,iii4.l";# We0,4•,4', :I' ,
0 ,Flisse ,of ; the _Tonio," , $1..5 0, Der bottLe; .
1 ,---, Oi, le;tithr iloiiiie for i87;69; - : ': ' ' ' - •
-,,' ihd ironio Is put upftri.gunst. bottles..', ,- ~, i; ; ' '':
'"lfeCollectilitet it ief•lli - ..Ifoo://at' i ;lerizon Ytemitite-1
-' l 'llitit-mdse' s likitly iteolmitend-:
' !.`651 f aid 06 4tateihaor the 'Diva 'i• iondicee *ins to
1,1 lalreirafthird elieNt lie Vnitgisa iS',liiie as good, be
-1
• ,;, Mead h 6 nietkei is ritrget Pri'ifit o f .'" These - Remedies"(
' ~f oiltb4 Sitit'krerprest to dug 'tact! 'tg_twon appieciatou,
; tb, vi e ,o -1., -.1 .l il ,1 4 `ilr: V ~- ::•:, Ilt - t , t
t -tt :; t' A I RINCAP IkL t 0 10114 ''! -' '•
.. - 1 tAT . Yu E .•c ER M AN LIN EENC i N E..ST.ORE,',
.2vp WI etliOlfOgif.''rhit.iiteip7 4 ',-a. ,- --
MEM
e, EVA.NS, Proprietor.
iteine t liii"' sale , ' • by,
Druggists,. St tate
0: tine Dettkror
iggfiliek r eprqiilf
, t+ trip fret t eVent. tt." :::„
;trst. 12,n,1rn hst:. • - r
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• st.t -, sts'4l S - ts Is.st t,., t, •.„
- 1 - TY9 t3P4Y,6.AnOR ken tiro for Ealeiby,Druggsstly
):siorekoapors, 4nalcisileileitywhitto
tbrou °tit. tile' IT ni tinj, nnOdiin; Sonti
;$ 9 , 1. 2 1-6 P:o9 l ,42:ttiCAY§#l4 4 .4§. 4 l7Aat:; l , l ', '4o24*''
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Ye had, no, Itches : ony dltilY•lait)l'•
Was all the wealth wc,could hopo to, Win ;, • ;
But we built in our beeirrts a royal palace
v o r love's own angels to enter in.
Our lowly future we proudly painted
With tender dreantings of household joy—
Sweet thoughts that thrill in.wornrint't bosom,
And u true heart Rivivo wiiliout, alloy.
Three days of leisure we- roamed together
One golden summer by rock and wave;
13ut when the leaves fell with sad'ni,ng rustle,
'-The iiiiiirelf-yaritgrans lay above his grave.' ' •
And T, wha.had thdught to refd securely „ •
thil'bravCyoung heart iliat'Was till My Orin,
Had to bury lay grief, and gd, forth imnhielded :
To toil iu the weary world alone.
, r ' • /.
But never knew ine worn
My brown hair silvered, my eyes grown dim;
To theJast be saw•mp thro' lore's own..si?lendor i
A 57.1 he tool that look to heaven with him.
•
So
lifondly think, when my, task is
And the longed for rest shun my brow enfold;
Ito will meet um first on the lulls of Eden.
And I Shall be fair us in clays of old.
gending.
The Dog and tho'kuiderer
•In 1718 a Marseilles paper merchant}
went to make purchases . at
That done he left Toulon to return to
J - .l.is'Nvife and. i9n,,apprised
of his departiore awaited his coming.,
r'l d •tl ley ed(
In gthitya fearltil and bVet-filcieasing
ani . :let 'On 'theiniar n ing' of 'the
day, their dog, who"' had ,acCOMPanied
Ws, ,plaster, his joui - 3my,;, arrived
.alone. poor,vr I
eature,was n a piti
able state. Every sound. ,of
everrinovement ho madeon nein - iced
,the deepest grief.. •,.H.o%Jjekcd: jnuts
4ressls bands, Jay.daw.n at her feetil
began to howl;
'"•Mhfortune.had Come to the house,''
she• , sal & "'A•npresentiment of evil.
ehokesi' my breath. If ' your • father.
should be dead ! The Lord have pity_
on us !"' • -
"If you wish, ►mother ; I am ready
tiigo in seareh'of bhp."' •
" Elo„
my boy • go' by all • thearis.
Take - Bristol you. ' will be sure
Jead'y,im to b is MaSteiOilive Or d OW.
heariUg What \yas said, 'rose
to his feet and Walked 'slowly, towaids
the door. , Tim young 'Tan saddled. a
good hoTse r and set, oil at once upon his'
1-ie.did not return until the
'following day. , During the whole time
of his absence his mother had prayed
and wept.
"Yon are alone," she_ said;
" I uri
derstaild Wila,t;Ahtte , means. Your fa
ll-ter, is..no,more,und lanctleft a widow.P'
.:He knelt by her• side, and. Bristol
licked their hands while they wept 'to=
gether. ••• , .;
"‘ What-information have you obtain
ed ?": she
-asked; -
,
'' ' ":1\ fY, father has been 'murdered 'hi t he
fsikests of 'COgniOn." '' ' • ; ' -..
• For a Whole month, the authorities
on one hand, and the widoW and her
son on the other made every effort to,
discover the nntiderer ; brit all in vain . ;
they eouill noteven ftridout Spy itull
vidual.on whom they, could fix? a,' .reas- -
enable suspicion. Six months, , elapsed.
Theattention' of the',; officers of justice
Lot,.-es -isn"..+4.l__Lri_. mnril meet/ cii mee'
f then pe
they thought no more -meta
chant.o But• those he .had left still
mourned his lo4s. Poristol had lost ail
his gayety. He spent whole hours sor
rowfully stretched on a little straw in
the court-yard of the house. ; • • 1
One evening, while following his
young master about the town, he enter-
pd with him into a cafe in which sever
alstrangerswereassembled. The - young
man, tOok his seat at a • table beside
,fi t
contlla - tof f 'acquaintanees, and Briatol,
having nothing better to, do, ,beguiled
the time by walking up and down the
room. , ;Suddenly, after uttering a IoW
grow1;1 - ie furinusly flew at a. , tall , thin
pan who
t was amusing . himself lyith, 'a
game of .draughts. -,,• , _ , , . '
• .;trhe., man, in alarm,_ called. 'out,'-fOr
_
help. _, _
The'grietits•rese from their seats and
round him. They tried to,
keep the dog baok •• • they' beat hirn se;• - •
iTorely aboutithe head and ; loins'; ; but
all no:purpose , -,'lt‘ ;only. redoubled'
Bristel'sifury. He"paid no attention' to
;Vie peiatms wlin - maltreated • him; "all
'
his rage, was t aireeted 'against the man
Whe t
,was ; Playing draughts. 'As soon as,
I-14 , * , tiO 'drik'co,-. :off, t he :attaCked him'
again. He tore his clothes and bit his;
legs. ,
"'Phis is insullerable,•abominable !"
shouted. th o :bystanders, addressing ;
AlristoPti owneri , 'l* off:y . oo flog,
and take .him o 0;4 ;the room."
„ - v'f,,
With some di licuily the young ; man
4 1 .,
succeeded.in m king the 'enraged •ani-,
inal•looao his h Id,•'and. could - find . do
other means of valuing him except - by'
carrying him quietly,, out of the cafe.- 7 -i
put, before they had ? gone a : hundred,
steps;l3ristalefCliia „master; 1.4 n -riled
to•the cafe, and , itgain attacked the - 'tall'
thin Stranger; Once :more the -,-,young, •
Man was•ohliged to use force to sePar
, _
ate the clog.from his enemy. • •
Among th,s,witnesses of this terrible
scene there happened to be a commer
eild'gsntlernati who had formerly'beCU,,
intimately acetattainted'wlth the, paper,
,inerpliaot., Palo -4na_ tiembliOg„ Ayi t th
leoaotion,z , he..•.4P4V4o3`ed ,the, ,5 7 .0bge
man, and inquired ida whisper, '',When
Your father took hiS unfortunate .Ijour i
trey to Toulon, had he, this dog with
him ?" • t ; -
" Yes," replie'dtlie paper merchant's
siiri...'"''.llristtil;eveit reachediiur holm,
•
before ihhdigaiiter Willa Inns ruined`- i ds
its
'‘V.40 14 40W,4. - `,"" -:••• .. '-' '•• • ' - --,"_. ' '. i •
' " During ••fh!e '-'oper4': eolheiaathioi
'Bristol, - Whom hii'xuaetor held In check
by Means ,of, a rape •tle4 rounikhlouee4,
made extraordinary efforts to get loose.
i I "..1, maybe mistaken,'?" the °thereon
tinned, - but it is just possible thlS'
man, - may be 3 : Tottr.father's , murderCr.-+-•
13eMain here *bile all these people ate'
talking . amengstOpmbelves abOut NiThat
has 'happened ;,..' ; iFwill hip to the Corti
.raissaire de' ollee for a ',force 'sufficient
hikteerat'the man." - -,: -.-, , : •
' In a'quarter , of 'an hou r he, came back
with a peek of• men,
who surrounded
,and tilled , the public ,house.. ,1.`ho••• sue
:peCted 16'118/dna' Was at once arrested,
-444 ectii4 000: toitlisilith toprisOUL, -. 00.
,searching him,. they, found;, upon,. him
the paper merchant's watch and several
other trinkets which were Identified as
having been his property.. The posS
essioirof ,thesb,articles., mils. a_ strong
,prestunlition i . of -the, prisong's, -guilt;
;but • it'Wl-15p proventh at,, on. the sanie
,day.,Of,,the awarder, ha had ,lieen_iliet by
liiittle;glrl as he came out or the; roma
1 of Cogtneu: •Other•corroberative e-vit
, • dencottirned up. - He was found guilty,
- andemidernned Jade:Ali.; After strong
and reiterated protestations . : of inilO
;cencc,•< he avowed;the Orimett his con- ,
fessor at the last moment, as . he ,was
I - ii'ctiilif', ol ,?l 7 oe3r*'o,l4ro 8111?1(!.
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1. 1 .0; 4i?,PaiOPE!,„„willq_ A be,-PaYs ‘ PVtir
. i snering. A - 1 4 43, 45,1,1141iP UpPlil ;Luc Amse
fkgtitta-pereha tube leading to theAym
plinum of the ear, Whenever the snor
er snores he himself receives the Brst
impreSidorii , finds he , * diliagreeabbillis,
1.
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, 4i Legeni,d.'of • • .
' Night. Ini'd Salit iiebp, and lii `a small
log-cabin, satiated a ' tow miles front
Trenton, N. .F.; at five men, four of
,whota werc,seatettl around au old oaken
aide in the centre of the room nngaged
inplaying etirdti, while theY:frequently
moistened their'-throats With large
draughts from an earthen jug that stood
on,the tabte., ,
They were heavily - earded coarne=
Molting ruen;" and front• their dress,
which somewhat resembles the British
uniform, they, Were.cvidently ;Tories.
`t`ho other was a stout-built young tnan,
clad in the continental" uniform: He
had sat hi one corner of the room 'with
his face buried in his hands.
" Tom," said one of the Tories, rising
Trent the table rind seating hiniscif 'near
"theyoung 'prisoner, for such:he evident ,
.Iy. was,.. " Tom you ,andi were . school
boys,togethet., and I like you yet. NowL
'Why etin'tyou 'giVo up your wild 'no 7
j
'tionsund oin'us? 'You are oar prison
*.r;.and, if you don't :we shall , hand you
Over,tp headoututers to-morrow ; ,
if youjoin us your fortune is, made, "for
With Yotir bravery and 'talents you IV lit
distinguish .yourself , in the.'royal'
armyonni aftcr.thisychellion is crushed ,
ptit s your cause would be,rewArded by a
knighthood and premOtion inthe
Now there are two alternatives; ‘yhich
;do you choose!"
'`id said the young man,
raising his'head, and looking the Tory
'steadily in the eye. , •
am now, ,as you say, your, prison
er, but when the clock strikes, twelve I
shall leave you - ; I shall disappear in a
cloud of ' tiro and smoke, and neither
you.nor .your comrades, not even Illy
,self, eau prevent it.. You may watch
me as closely as you pleabe, tie me band
and foot if you but 41. higher pow
,erthan yours or mine has ordained that
1 . 01111 leave you at that time.",
"Poe: fellow his mind wanders' -
"ai the`To . ry; — • "he'll`talk dife
rently
in the morning." • And - hol returned to.
his seat at the,table, leaving, the youth
with 1118 bead again resting in his hand .
, When I lie 'clods' strtick, eleven the
yon lug prisoner drew a - pipe and some
!•tobacco from his pocket, und asked the
ty, leader if be had any , objection to
Ins sniOking. ."None in the least," he
said, Addlugwith that is, if
'you'll promise: not to •disappear in u.
cloud of tobacco smoke," „
The young man made no reply, but
: iiiimediately'illledand lighted his pipe,
haxing done which, he arose and com
menced pacing the floor.
lie took half-a-dozen - turns 'up and
down each side of the room approach
ing nearer the table each time, •when,
haying exhausted. his, pipe,. he returned
to his,seat and retilledit.
'Tie continued to smoke titil the
clock struck' 'twelve, wlieWhe arose
from his scat,,and slowly„knocking the
ashes out of his pipe, said': , •
” There, boys, it's twelve o'clock, and
must leave 'you. ' Goo&bye
Immediately ail••around the! room
-streaks (IP fire ran hissing. and squirm
ing; the cabin was filled with dense,
'shiplinrons sMoke; amidst Which was
heard a chip of thunder. The Tories
sat in their chairs paralyzed !wi th fright..
The smoke Soon cleared - away, but
the prisoner was, nowhere to- be seen.
The table was overturned, the window.
was smashed to pieces, and one chair
was lying on the ground outside of the
The Tory leader, after recovering.
'Min his Stupor, gave oneglance around
'cm mrtiritrit ft nut nf thaw; ` - ' - ` l '. ll, -
:followed by his ; comrades. They ran
through the forest at the l top of their
Speed in the directien of the British en-
Caintnnent, leaVing their muskets and
otherarms to the mercy of-the flanies,
which had no' begun to devour the
Cabin.
The next' day two young men; dressed,
.in continental uniform, were seen
standing near the ruins of the old cabin.
One was of the night previous. "Let
us hear all about it, Tom," said theoth-,
dr.-
Well," said last,evening as I
was passing this plaice, two Tories ran
out of the cabin and took , possession of
me. Before P could make any resistance
they took me in, and ,who do! you sup
pose I say as a,leader of that party btit
John Borten, our old schOof-mate.
talked With me, and triedto induce me
li
to join theiq.l;utltold them I couldn't
that at ,tWelye o i elock,l.was going
to escape, disapPear in a:cloud - of - -fire
and sinok'e; but lie laughed' at rcie;•' and.
said I was out of Inyhead. I
About eleyen o'clock I asked him if.
-t might smoke.
,Ile saidhe bad no ob- 1
jeetionrso'l'filled ray 'Pitie andlighted,
tti and , eom menced walking the near. I
had about a pound ,of. gunpowder in my
pocket, and as I walked I strewed it all
over the, floor.. When the clock struck
twelve t bid them good-bye;. and
told
them Iliad -to go ; and" then knocking .
the ashes outiof •my.: pipe !the - powder
,ignited, and a -dazzling 'flame of fire
,shot; across, around, and'all over the
'room; filling il:With - suffeeating smoke.
'llefore:it-cleared I-hurled a chair
,thyough the, window,._ sprang out and
departed, leaving them to their own re
d aeed - s. 'Yon'know - the resit."'
BEADY :WlT.—Fiew are mere ., ready
pertinent.atitwers or, ; more sharp
at reparteelhan Tile - Odom Tilton. Go=
'ing up the' `stetid' itif 'a - western bete!,
'with his carpet-bag in 'his hand; be met
fashionable. Wninftli;.Who asked, "Are
you ;the
A re' porte
e r ?"
oh itixib reada 6r-in sa?'id
'
Going clo'vr the - udson-on the stea
mer Dean Riehuoiond he . was. ,accosted'
by Dean himselfi who happened to
,be
on board, "Tilton, knoW•You,
'radictilS ;• you • ilike"tO Make' a noise to
see. your narnesan.print.'?,
eq, lobking arpund the saloon,- (10,1)4,
know Any radicals - who 'want their
names ih print bad' enough to ' hioie
them on pitchers:l , arid spittdon Er -A
•near-sighted Congressman asked him,
" What would you do„, Mr. Tilton, •if
•yOulcouldTiiot4istingilish your friends
in the Aallory ?"rilton replied,,
"Why, sir,j,would try to' distinguish,
myself on.the-floor." • `-••
; • . ,
' 'A friend' of ours has r two'boYs, aged
respectively„ six,and eight yea ; s..- The
younger was partaking pretty largelY of
the geed. things of this , life at; dinner-,
table:_iMmediately on ilieiFr;etorn froth
Sabbath school last Sunday: 'The elder,
aftereyeing his brother - for"soine time
said : Charlie,lf you were•to eat much
more, and-it should kill you, you would
weigh, so muchthat the—angels could
not.earry ,lottto beaven.'? Little six-'
hesitated' - "
years oldfor a moment, and
then, looking np: -replied : " - Yell, if
they couldn't, do it alone, God-" would
send Siunsoit doWn to lielp'them 1"
' The gralidtriother of a 'well-known
celebrated Thiglish -; tibancier, baying
reached the-patrulathal ...age 'of ninety
nine years,:and months, feeling
very weak one, Inprning, sent, for, her
doctor, atidasked if
lie' thought'
sho would, attain the ago .of: one. :hid] -
dred., " Well, Madam," '•he, replied,
"youlnay depend upon me doing' my,
best.!' •":011 - , - -replied the old_ in-,
dy ; "1 should: ike.tri reach par."
"Why did Joseph's brethren 'east bum .
intiy_ti - pit?" &St:od a' S4indfiy school
tenet of - his class. - "‘ Bsetiuse," - quid
a yottpg`lady,, - " they„...theiight-it, , Tvas
good 'for a yolttig 3#43i;'
21
Eli
Tioga County Teachers' Institute.
lit ecuorthin co with the ,call of the
County Siverintoudent;' Rev. J. F,
Ca II: ins, the • Tioga 'County Teachers!
Institute cornmencedintheschool-houso
in .Cov i ngton April 27th, 1868, , Opened
with singing and prayer, as were each
subsequent morning and evening Sess.;
ion, The Institute was organized with
the following oalcers: • ' • •
President : &pit J. F. CALItINS. -
73eeretary—Miss Lizzie B Ames, of
CoVington, Assistant Secretary—Miss
Maria Doane,.of Covington,
-- Number of teachers small. The Sti.:,
peninicrident occupied the time.
-Adjourned to meet at MO, P, M.
' •
Institute met at the appointed hour.
The roll•was called by the Secretary.
'ho members responded to their names
ly Sep tlm ep ts, Arithmetic occupied
I le time of the evening session,
Tuesday morning
, r ,2Bth: Roll ws
' aile d hy the Seetettiry: Superlnten
t exit Calkins had 'charge of a discussion
il
OH the subjdct of . the .best method of
teaching elementary reading, the . sup
position being that the class knew noth+
mg about reading. What is the first
•thingtb beilone?' Ono mem bee thotight
it.a good plan •.•zto . teach the' names of
fainiliar objects represented bypictitres;
and the,letters composing the words, as
the class proceeds / , said she had ,bad
very satisfactory success • in 'teaching
children the alphabet in this way. ' All
children •are familiar, with many coiy
won objects, and they can easily be
interested in talking about that with
which they are fathillar. Another had
been very successful in teaching a , few
•letters - at the first and then 'combining
them ;in simple . words, but it seems
more interesting to pupils to,first teach
them words, and afterwards the names
of the letters. Words mean sem - ailing
to the learner, whereas the names of
the letters do'rkit. - The great object is
•to awaken an intetht on the part of the
pupil:: The Supetintendent desired to
' impress upon the mints of teachers .the
necessity of laying aright the, corner
stone in the educational nrocess. 'ln
.teaching the children to read, You -, are
laying . the corner-stone for a whale
lifetime. If . you teach them to dread
aright, they maY'learn tO love reading;
bu if by a , wrong inethod, they may
,hate it. ,After a short recess the sub-
=MI
fMi
jectovas resumed in reference to more
advanced readers;•as we find them •- in
common schools. HoW to break up the
monotone, or the drawling habits of pu
pils we so often meet 'with ? After the
announcement of the programme for
the afternoon session, ' the Institute ad
journed .until 1.30P.M. - -.
. AfternoOti SeSsion.—The Institute dis
cussed the Pestalozzian Syster of ' t 'cach
ing, assisted by . "krt.n. Garretson, ;Esq.,
Of Blossborg ;- am arrived at - th '• con
clusion that Things before- rtile,. and
dcfinitions, as a rule of Teachin 0, Was
f
only half true. I
' Tuesday evening—Lecture ontlie law
of kindness by the Superintendent. •
Wednesday
.morning, 29th.—First in
order, was a discussion on school • gov
ernment, rendered both interesting and
amusing by tieing 'converted ,into an
experience Meeting. E ach . teacher
freely relatinglhis or her diffichlties, in
the past, in connection With the pre
fesSion of teaching. Then followed an
address by Prof. , F.. A. Allen, of Mans
field, lasting' until' 12. 30. Adjourned
to meet' at 1. 30 P. M. Institute called
to order at the appointed hour witti
the.subject ' treated :of in the morning
was resumed by Superintendent Calk
ins,. rivingthe, teachers permission to
revise any oto-coiiisns t.,, or ask ---- any --
questions conderning the various modes
of government that •bad been brought
before the institute. The time . being
profitabhi employed in .this way' until b 4:3o, P. M. it Was moved that an' item
• box be circulated in 'the, evening, ).Atij'.
until 7.36. P. M..,' • ~„ • , ,
The Institute' convened 'at the an
pointed hour. ' Roll called; respanded
to by•sentimentS ; collecting. of items,
after which Prof, F.,A. Allen, of Mans
field, was intrOdueed and delivered a
lecture upon "The General 'Order and
Spirit of the School Room , ' !- . • •
Thursday Morning.—The Institute
opened with the usual exercises. The
President appeinted ' to act as critics
-Miss-Maria libane of Covington; Misk
Anna R., Kelsey; - of Wellsboro.. , Mhe
Institute then proceeded.to the answer
, Ing of items, anddiscussien of questions.
Recess: 'After' which, The' subject of.
Orthography was • taken up and dis
-,cussed_until ,n00n.,-, Report of .critics.
Institute ------ met_at 1:30.-0,n miotiolf,_
the following persOii - S - VereappOnted n
Committee on Resolutions : •---------=---:___
, Miss.,LowVey,:of Mansfield, and ' Miss
Anna Kelsey, of. - Wellsboro., • ; . . .
.. .
Then follbwed' a - discussion on - the
Art Of Writing; thkVariotis systems; etc;.
Many teachers objected to the old,' plan
of written- copies, on the; grounds of a
.change of hand - with every change •of
teachers:' 'Superintendent Calkins eee- -
°inn - fended that a - - -Set of printed copies
belong to each school, to theeud that ti
Child Might, write after one hand so
lung as it' attended school; considering
it of the greatest-:importance that' one
' 'system of penmanship he: used in . all
our common schools., • Superintendent.
Calkins then conducted an exercise -in
Grammar, describing methodS of teach-.
ing the same fn primary classes. The
use of the study of•Grarumar•is• to en- 1
,able pupils to understand spoken and
written language", and .to speak. and,
Write themselves in such ainatnertl4;
1 'Others - SlioUld be: 'able' to' understand .
[•thent Nine-tenths of the scholars' tlitit
leave our.; mblie Schools,• inseil bur
, anguago about as well when they. eoni
enced,as when they left. , They, study:
l y ie .
n ic o i t e i
e nc i e l
g o ,
w f O h r 6 a tie ni l u v i e tu: l , ll 6, ,a n k c e l 'a l l:
i i s t t :::
• reat - extent" the: practice. Ip Is ' billy
and_o6rrecting them,' that we. ,improve:
Therefore,,teachers„ be vigilant lopoin
-thig out to your ,pupils,,their, errors ,in,
common Conversation: - After llStening
,to report, Institute' adjeurried to Meet
in the. Baptist church at 7:30, , . ... ,„',
! Thursday Eveningh—Lecture• in , t,lie-
Baptist church, on ti,Wsubjeet of Teni- ,
yeranee, by the' Btiperlptqwp,nt„ assie
ted 'by thepastor;. Rev. "Mr. • VatrouS.
Friday Mornin . ',;:-L•ExereiseseenSisted
Cif a:general reviewW , alb the subjectS
that had come befeie,,us., .1 •.' '. - , :,, 1 '
•,,.Among the,artleles frout,the item bo,s•
that were froiti pine teliine eon'silipio;
the followitig•are . selectOtt4bVilteirizel?-
tvei interegt :•:: 21 :.,'. -- 1,., : ,
• Resolved, , r fliftt Wn,erin see no reason
why the common wheels of Tl`iega.,CO.,
should nCt,therit'theeonfidence and 'ri: 7 -
'ceiVe the: p'atrOnage as piey Ad 'We tax
eSOf all our eitikens.'• •' ,- • • .
• • nosolved,l!Plutt ,if teachers do
, not, utte»d !the -Institute , they .should
,uhat.idon tho profe ssion.. 'Phut the If. S. llistOry
eliii'd;iftatight in the Cliiil6loll $010 1 61.9.
' - Whit t j ig the origin of the torah "Secgen•
. • f • • -•
•
Who, dileoyereit., the ,attraction •-• of 4
c.fravitatien?... s
Why. is Pen a "eidleit'the
sten '6B tete ?' ' • '
Nre•eouidpenetrtite 135 , —the centre
:of the earth whatwould,Nrellud?, - •
W Wit will a ppurid,Of . 1.q% 100
iriile abirvee.Boo4p9 Pr.thefarOl'i
. ' --reOlit
tionk; *ere teii . der,ed,to,ihkolti;
- 'IOV IOW)), ,t 01" • hsrptritiklity, - 4114
gt , h(!rtifinterest i if
the:reliteti,Cetergynniti; Prek.
41 0 iStiOt•p:,f4,l,-'o,tilunple vu.o.o.ltitgOxiebt.
!con:143310014 one 10}Ohieftom Otioh
dit Cap trait Agitator
1,3 eR 4 rY We 4 4 6 ll47,,MsKirniult 4 As 2
icor year variably in ;advance.
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& VAN GELDER
• fr. CciAtICI4LDII.
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lio, of 8 , fr0.,,1 0., illus. 1p . 8,4 00 ,10 .40, ),Year
1. ticpure, 111,00 82,00 $260 85,00 • $7,00 .$12,6
2 .Bquaros ' 2,00 ~. MO . 4,00 03,00 1 .1;005 1800 ;,
/Ta1rC0t..... 5 . - , 10,00 15,00 17300 .12,0(i t ' 130,80 "80,00
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NO. 20.
Special Nofices.l.klents ;Rim Ji3x4; ZAlitoSaltor
Loofa 20 cents,vey • 7
diStliet WaA - Ai)po e
hie d 'eti=i)eiate
'With - the Comity n
etiring a - getiotal'atteMlano 46 1 ,t4esiipit
Adjourned
Monday,. the' 21st da L y - nf, SeppalptlPP,
'next, at I o'clock, P. 3,1 - .": • L ,
Subject to' such change 9t time
lilitee as the Superintendent, 1a yen's' I—,
tatlon with the committee, shall deem
best. LIZZIt.B. ADIES sea'y,"
' Mn. EDITOR—Di - AR 8.111:-Whert: I
came South •in January last, I intended
writing you occasionally; - or a's often as
I could find 'stillcierit matter to. Justify
me in. so doing; but thy tithe has-been
too 'much occupied oilibialjy:to allowthe
due Attention to social matters, and,,be
side, facilities for transmission
- are so
deficient in this country, that anything
I'could write might be. ancient When
received by, yon. ,-
Since I last ,Wrote you, my station has •
et
been Changed to Wiikeshoro„ N. C. he
home of Hon, Calvin J. Cowl ~.ex
President of the late Constitetio al-on.-
volition of North Carolina, an ,a 'can
didate 'ibreongress du the - recent elec
tion, hut; I believe defeated by .Nathan-
ia hoyden at Sniishur,y, who. boliSts of
union proclivities during
-the war, -but
, iviie hocame a tool for rebels in striving '
te; . d ‘ fbat - the Constitution. • , , ~
1, 0 have not, the returns oiricially ap<,
yet, but accurately enough, to confirin
what was anticipated; the ratification -
1 Of the Constitution and a Republican
majority in both branches of the Legis
lature. , -
Er
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I'FF L'L!! Fr itrimost r oa, ppprA
Letter From North ,CAroline.::::l
WILKSBORO, N. C., A1iri1:29,1868.
~ Boyden islsuppoSed to be theonlY con
-
servative Congressman elected, and itis
hoped by all true men who know him
and his ;competitor,. , tat-congress , will
not remeve,,th poi ticalAisabilitY he
incurred in the robe legislature during
,war, and admit him to membership for,
haying 'been fraud, lently elected by
nefarious falsehoods aud other conserv
ative weapons in li own employ,, to
defeat the acts•of,Congress, and,to de
prive the, people of- their ,only chance
for harmony with- and restoration to
the United -States • civil government ;
thereby foully defeating- one of the
purest! and most -indefatigable Union
men in the South.
Election passed, off very quietly. at
this point, and so faros heard. from.
General Canby had evidently extract
ed the main, spoke from the copserva- '
tive wheel, andprevented the - exercise
of their pet argument by the - publica
tion of stringent orders prohibiting the
intimidation of yoters;.:and then, ad
ding to the Oppression - of military des
potism), ha caused all the groggeries to be
closed during election, -awl saved per
haps not a few = !Unionists from being
demoralized by the chivalry.
It is hard for these. Southern gentle-1
men to be deprived of their ancient and
idolized institutions and.the sacred.priv
liege of having a 'class to lord it over,
and to be loft now: with 'mother dignity
to stand upon but that of color, and that
insulted and ignored by a large
,portion
of their own race, (mostly "poor white
trash") who have. never felt any other
than the " white inert's" - rule, (whith
means here, 'rebel. ride,} and • who -in
preferring freedom_ to oppression wider
whatever colorer name, and proteCtion
of their wives and children to systemat
ic poverty lied ignorance, think-it no
disgrace (be.caiise aided by another race,
also persecuted) to be found in opposi
tion to this rebel tyrants whose:only
hope t is in keeping' thoinasses of
the people. as they ever .have been. in
these i7.=.:otttliVin States, submerged in a
condition of 'deplorable and -abject—ig
norance; and, who before consummat
ing their 0101'overthrow and •humilia
, knew Inc) ther stiindard oirespeet
ability but that of wealth and leisure;
' True, " the.mighty have fallen;". and
why should they not take it hard!? Why
'should we hot expect them :to , employ
every means left tittlieir disposal to
rjustify their devilish deeds of the past,
,and to. in ain tat n a:party-that will soften
the frowns of history .mpour_theirlost
cause ? .And to make - capital: for' that,
party they j must spare no :efforts in re
tarding the progress of 'the .Colored race,
to prove their condition not remediiidby
emancipittiotj.- !
Enclosed ,= send - a 'copy; of inni.fofileial
. ~
corn niu n watt in. to the Ad,jt.. General:of
_i
the Freed inan's Bureau, necessitated by
flagrant inhurnanitYtthe part , pro
0:4 eb
. • • . Your S -slue relyi',....y., •,- t „ --_,
• - , ' ' '1 - '.:. -S' ESJC.A. , ,RLE.
• -. Ont. 17.11:,is.alui,
'
At
- ' -4 ism Ezeo - no,- tr. C.; 7 ? , 1141 P , 15 9'
--- fivt—L.lnpt. Oa, Jaeo,V, E. dhpr, A. A. A. 0'7,2.: ~ ,
• Ie,OIiONW: - . -- 4-414% ; .0 . . tilP-Aloi3ol' ,' to re-'
per,t xelative,to des4tUtlep.4ollis'vlein
ity, And ',tun Obliget_to, ,repreke - nt=the_.
condition of the popr as 'growing :Seri
onsty horse,,. - and as being- - .nittrit ~.enl
itint_ed hy, men (Whfteand ; eoletred)liav
ilig cutiint i fled the oßnse,Of refusing e to
gti
vote ntriify to their :ei,:tfiiiletiens ,of
right in the reeenteleptions..,„,-,:- , ~- t
Brl. fore and ditil n g.. el en.tipii , 'reare2,-;rgns
t al:en tO;evatle Ali I itaW-! -- e rd'er* f,',n, ~, re
gar,d , to intimidatien . oftAt.torsli but
since that •I.yent, the. d,ispebitiltirt.:,t,e,,Per.,-
stwpfe is. less disguised,„and: - ,and: ,y(:tting
i n -, oliposition .-to,: the. •"Avill Airtyrants
nntety are,espiireSsd fiery • ',tbe;iscareity
of - Cern' (the "prittetaial':bieuthiltifff,)
. 6
\c . l Fl g to its extensive - ciliitif I 4tion„ I, bud
anticipated distress bete'. (if not obvia
:led ), beforellte, next 'harctest—and,; - 1,” be-,
lieve-new that-with the rebel, q t eracipt
,a rray e 4 ugainSt'the unfortlitt4tely ~Tirtere
tleperidebt t .olasS,,pronipt -interfereuep, of
the.oever t inrett t w)11„, , be,: necessary i to
,pre v en t s tni y all op: , tp f_l3o . *EA .p.lcten . t . ; ; in
this pertion„ f t h e cotinf,r_yt : unicl !would
; respectfully, recornitiand,,that,ineasuree
Mae , talOpled,, to ~egn- i pet,'-i:tliese .Ibaying
nt ilijus food •, to_ 401 , nt
,a - speet-
Ae tl ate,-tathope lylto ean.hflY,,aed that
preyntiona, be, ingttle :to ..stiptiy , until . the
rtexit har,ves.t,Jbese;,tieStllfite„wit, ;ire
:Illi0 1 9; taili4Y• 4: pra se. 4 , ,I 7:'::' , i/ ''
3 ! 4: )AY- -910 1 ,k4(4.1, _,EI I !..I ph god - may, be
: done tu,f - lxing AiiAirice,..,Of ourn„-thereby
L ref emi ng if
,frout. the laoneprily, of : dis
1. titlers. ._ ,--:- :„, ~ -;-,. ,-- ,:: : :::-.. ;_:-:If
-lu .
lull sir, ' very : rempofttlly, y oien .pbip
dient servant, •• ,
JAME:S' 6.A.11:th, 'Agent.
. AN" . O ID gAD : 031 PA N . Y.-4 1 .he . tiAlqw
ia ' esil - r • •
ii4 , , , iit . l.,!qi fable.: o,li tal --Et 4 ..! 0 ~ -0- i pz,lB
';.lom ; at id.:OffM* gl,OrgyniApi!indecd,
4,1,.1 cln.§ein soointy, -If . lit .410 ' 31 An,re
in6mber 1t and e gf,Jyctlk,,flitoor . 36l3744. ac
§graing..!S:) ~ -:' ‘.tF ,, i , i1;R0:n : " , ' !'..
~ , A . slFur!lt'fiticq!,'efitille.figed ,ijlonl to
a dingle - c4Mlbat,, '•iTlio , ,,lion --pintriptly
AfTlined the:honor-of skisslkinlepting.-.A
ff`..frovi,Y,c`iiio:o l 4_Bl:llo - ; , .are.4oll'
Very :fini...,.,,
'-"--- e-l-i i‘ 0 41 . i quotb:•:-iliti --lion
"- fei',Nnfi
.Vion d onlY.'gain fame, 4Y-bay
4i).'g .tlo.l'.ll6fi r,.to_ tight ri, :lion, j *bite
everyone, AVb ' -.filet—mg for Icgetith to
come would- - "k now,tbat` 'II ad, been lu
company with a sloniV!., , -,,,,,..,:, c_
, , •
Ittoired 011. the
INVAy:statiop •velitit" :tAraii;; ; OVVi7c:4s
'train; iVO tild 'star
yo,g Are
41v4*A;chang in ttib' tiftts
" Motherin ' exefrilMed
outig. just, rethihed, home, ifront'
beitiktiOg . eche6l # " mother, heio":4s
`lkillnieletleaterror hi, the BIWA
eahes,'? _replied ,the WO! jady,
adju,thag. her. epeetaelee„" klfl itlvicill
it right oft; forite.thepeskythingthat i s
deism (Attie up the boOkilearkeitk,