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THE LAWS OF WAGES, PROFITS AND RENT
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Evening school will be open from till 7, and from till
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NEW BOOkS.--'rhe Confessions of AN Elderly LADY,
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In addition to the poems Of The above named auihors,
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THE DIVORCED, A novel, in 2 vols, BY Lady
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TIME NEW YORK BOOK OF POETRY, volume
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.

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tersburg, Va, there is choice Of
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Mrs PAGES BOARDING HOUSE, on Pennsyl
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visiting Washington can be comfortably entertained
10y the day or week
Oct s. tl9
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York COUNTY, Pa Sept ], 1888.
Dear Sir: have been informed OF your he ping those
that were troubled with deafness and have, for fifteen
years past been or less troubled with this action
and ty the information have Of your honor and good
sense put complete confidence In sending money you
and expect not only answer but help also.
/ have heretofore heard much about such you,
but never the person who had received any benefit
from your medical skill until Mr. John Chandler Of
neghbors after using remedy has got his hearing
again good and by him learning where you live,
make bold in addressing you hopes that may receive
the help, and get my hearing also, my neighbor
Chandler dill.
send Five dollars and be pleased 10 send the remedy
for persons, free Of postage rs told you sometimes
do for that for poor neighbor Of mine and wish
you would do well TO you have done TO others,
Dotry your hest and make me hear again, MS and all
neghbors have such great faith in What have heard
and seen
Your friend and well wsher.
JTISSANY
York County, State Of Pennsylvania.
To DR.. Green, Bethlehem, Pa.
N, b Some folks in parts have had their eyesight
restored through tho strengthening virtues Of the
remedy that restored the hearing Of Joseph Chandler
This gives to us additional hopes of help. dcc2l
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TABLE OF CONTENTS

T. w. WHITE, Ep.ron AND PRopRIEroR.
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SILVER WRITING SAND.
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yITANTED-Claims upon the Treasury, waiting
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cash will be advanced on favorable terms.
For sale, Washington Corporation Sx Per Cent Stock,
Georgctown do do do
Farmers and Mechanics Bank do
Certificates Of Deosiie, and Notes OF the Mississippi
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Apulyto WV. COkCOhAN,
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TINE DIVORCED. A novel, in vols, by Lady
i Bury, author of Marriage in High Life; j. FliHa-
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REV. W. F. WALKER, A. NJ, Principal and Pro-
prietor # .-. ..,....
ROBERT MNEILL, A. B., T. C. d. Classical De-
partment and Modern Languages.
ERASTUS RONLEY, A. M, Oratory Rhetoric, and
English Literature.
FLETCHER J. HAWLEY, c. f. (R ~ Natural Sci
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IRA X BArCHELDER, Mathematics, and English
Grammar '.&
DlGHTON Y. MOSHER, Penmanship.
mar Sim
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: TABIE Ut CON TNT . -I|-'-- ~
nF the December No, which will be issued on Tues
~ day the 18th inst This number closes the third
ume Of this periodical The LIST No. Of the 4'h voum
will be ready for delivery on the LIST January, 1888.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-30
THE MAX or LEIsTRE AND THE
PALE BOY.

you'll please not to forget to ask the
place for me, SIR" said a pale, blue eyed
boy, as he brushed the coat Of the NJ All Of
Leisure AT his lodgings.
Certainly not" said MIR Inklin, Il shall
be going that way in day or two"
did YOU ask for the place for me yester-
day :" said the pale boy, on the following
day, with quiycring lip, as he performed
the same Office.
"No." was the answer. 81 was busy, but
Twill to-day"
Heaven help my poor mother" murmur-
ed the boy, and gazed listlcssly on the cent
Mr. lnklin laid in his hand.
The boy went home. He ran to the hun
CRY children with the loaf Of bread he had
earned by brushing the gentlemen's coats
at the hotel. They shouted with Joy, and
his mother held out her emaciated hand for
a portion, while a sickly smile fitted across
his face.
"Mothor dear" said the boy, "Mr lnklin
thinks he con get me the place. and shall
have three meals day-only think, mother,
three meals and it won't take me three
minutes TO run home and share il with
YOU"
The morning came, and the pale boys
voice trembled with eagerncsS as he asked
Mr. Inklin if he had applied for the place.
"Not vet" said the man Of Leisure, "but
there is time enough"
The cent that morning was wet with tears.
Another morning arrived.
SIT is very thoughtless in the boy TO be
so late said Mr. Inkln. Not a soul here
to brush my coat
The child came at length, his face swol'
len with weeping.
81 am sorry TO disappoint YOU" said tho
Man of Leisure, "but the place IN Mr.
/ C--'s store was taken up yesterday,
Tho boy stopped brushing and burst a
/ fresh into tears. IL don't care now," SAFE
he, sobbing, "wc may as we'll starve. Mo
! ther is dead"
The Man Of Leisure was shocked, anC
he gave the pale boy dollar
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THE INDIAN WIDOW.

The following account Of Jananla, vile
Of Otram Gose, who was burnt alive with
her husband, September the second, l776,
at the head of the bazaar OF Ams5ang' writ
ten by Mr. John ~ llson, who was present,
will serve to show to what length the wo-
men IN India carry their attachment 10 Their
husbands lbs soon as her husband was
given over by the doctors" says the writer,
,she sent for bramin, and declared her
intention 10 burn herself, son, and daughter,
being the whole Of her family, together;
from which some neighbors endeavored as
much as possible 10 dissuade her, but oil TO
no purpose and from that time she reius-
cd TO eat Anything except few planlains
and bete-nuls She sent Tor all her friends
who siaid with her all night, and with whom
she was very merry. In tic morning the
man died, and his son came 10 me 10 ask
leave TO burn his father and mother m the
market-pace. as II belongs 10 the planta-
ton, and is close 10 my house. consent
ed. but said that should take care no force
was used TO make her burn against hei WILL.
He told me he was so far from forcing mat
no had offered her Two rupees month Tor
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THE AFFECTIONATE BROTHERS,

The following extraordinary instance OF
the affection Of three brothers Though pa
nans) to their mother, took place in the CT
~ of .Ilccco, the capital Of Japan These
three sons. who were in stale Of lndsgCnce,
worked night and day to mantuln their mo-
Their but as the earnings OF their labor
were not sufficient for that purpose, they
formed yer, singular resolution. \ proc.
lamation had been issued by the cuby, that
whoever should scIze robber, and conduct
him bound 10 the magistrates, should receive
a considerable reward. They therefore a.
creed that one OF them should pass Tor q
robbcr. and that the other two should carry
him bound 20 the magistrates, that they
might provide subsistence for Their moth
er Having cast lots vino should be the VIC
tim. the lot fell upon the youngc |, who sui
lercd himself To bc bound and carried be-
fore the Judge, to whom be declared hnn-
self a criminal, though innocent OF any
crime. te was Immediately thrown into
prison. and bis brother received the prom
i,ed reward. Before they departed, they
we're DESTROYS to take leave O! their brother
and allphfoe embraced each oihcrwi'h gfca'
tenderness, and shed abundance of tears
. The udge, who happened by accident L
be ia a place from whence he behold thn
scene. not being able TO comprehend how
criminal should show 90 much affection Il
those Hho had placed him IN the hands o
( Justice. caused the execution 10 be suspend