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On the Franklin Expedition delivered IN fhs House Of
Representatives, Friday, Apra 20.
Mr.. BAYLY said Mr.. Speaker, when this resolution
was before the House yesterday, objected 10 it. be-
cause considered the enterprise which il is designed to
encourage visionary one; and il II were proper for
10 engage IN Il at all, ought TO do IL our &C
count and in manner becoming great naval and CON-
mercIa nation. did not think il becoming, especially
after the lofty ground Executive had aksn that we
should saisiy ourselves with acting secondary part in
rather small private enterprise.
To-day have other objections This resolution, 20
lar short OF the occasion, IL are 10 do anything in
reference to IT, u pressed upon most inconveneny, 10
the exclusion OF pressing public business For II the
Is put asde and the deficiency b the passage OF which
is so imperaiively demanded, is delayed And what Is
the proposition thus infuded upon usl II is one to con-
meet us with an enterprise originating ia individual van
thus speak OF ii N reference 70 this search for Sir
John franklin Great Bnian herself has done everything
requisite She has out numerous expeditions, and
offered magnificent rewards to enlist private enterprise
For what. then. Is this puny expedition with which we
and effectively to the force in search OF Sir john Not
At ALL The letters OF Lady Franklin creditable 10 her
az wife, have enlisted the sympathy OF Chrsiendom
and the projectors Of this expedition expect TO- be glorhed
throughout America and Europe. Well SIR, how will Il
end speak from the history Of the past when say u
will end IN manner very dscredtabe TO us
When Lafayette about 10 come 10 this country,
30 happened that there were several American vessels
In France--among them the Don Quixote and the Cad
quis free passage to America He decinedthe offer OF
the hrst, for fear his would be rdicued emphacaIIv
Quirotfe expedition He accepted the other The owner
was toasted everywhere. He was complimented for
time But he found in the end, IN the language Of hs
countymcn, that "it did NOT pay" And after LAFAYETTE
had returned 10 France the Cadnus man came here with
petition, insisting that We should pay him for bringing 20
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n< name q person viii upon tns
"sM of NE sabscfipooa - ns<s : s1vsnss
.nt .saserben nrvus ~cnsy ~ isusr, p>zss
- - @ = psld ~ sAd al assumed " oszsslv = iss
me COUNTRY PAPER /. publ.sAsa =, ..lv sa,.s ~ -.
Aons g oaAgsss' and semi weekly during recess
sabscnpuons nx period les year win bs rsesfvsd On
psopouoasd 70 he shove annual rae. e = 1900
00-PosTMAsTERs authorised % e, !. ~, - -
sending DAlLY sabsebsp, ESQ sacioea q nv
sEM-WEEKL Ysutcnben, win vs. sneo.ed 81 yrvr WITTY
sahseries WIN ~ enclosed wm ss sauusd copy o
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NEW Spring Dry Go0ds.--BARNEs MITCHELL are
opening their usmm stock Of spring
goods which, without enumerang articles they would
ey invite the attention of the Washington
Alexandria, and the adjoining countless assuring
elegant cheaper OF every description
not 10 be found in the Dstrict. III
Their supply OF ladies' fancy dress goods particularly much
and brilliant season,
their purchases from auction will be sold below
their actual WORTH especially in the Of house furnishing
goods such
Carpetngs, Canton matfings, floor oil cloths; rugs
White Narratives and impenaf quilts.
Sheetngs, table diapers, table and piano &c.
Between 9Th and 9sh Streets Pennsylvania avenue.
April 6-eod3wf
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WILLIAM H0RNER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Laataster, Gr1nr couniy, tYisronsis,

MILL atend the courts OF Grant, Dane, Iowa countless and
w tbe federal and supreme az Madison Tie viii give
prompt and the collection Of claims The
andss and me payment Of taxes Tor
non rssidenl iandnolders part Of the state
Re,rs 10 Hon iii 81 Fvote, VI Hon. James NJ Mason
o. 81 senate Inman Horner, Waenton, Va Messrs Knox
law, New YORK Professor w ~ Horner
David IasIey esq., Messrs. D. w. Welsh,
ossrs j. John A. Kasson, Al law, LOUIS
Missouri. Ap l9-Iawly
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variety pcns under head OF bank school,
mercantile oee commercial and Others
being Market the
purchase stanone Hail. where
tbe genuine constantly kept for Wholesale or retail
An
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DERRF'S Original Metallic Pcns.--wILLIAM FISCHER
impoer fancy and staple stationery has just received by the
Sarah Sands direct celebrated
Co.. complete his nimabe elastic spring and other
pens, follows:
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VALUABLE Real Estate In the City OF Washingson
for saeThe proprietor intending the West with
In few months oers sale three brick houses and lots vir
Seventh within Of
Navy Yard Two OF the houses have number Of and
are well cacuated shops in eonseron with dwelling
the third small house, subject ground
and will be foid low Also several enclosed with
comfortable cottages em, between the Capitol and Con
Buryng Ground suitable the cultivation vegetables
Tor Washington Market fa dare may be ptsed,
The whole of this property occupied present. produc
ve good condition. and viii be sold al very reduced prices n
ties indisputabe.
apply personally oce Pennyivania few doors
4 M YOUNG,
Ap 5-codu Agent
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ATTORNEY FOR CLAIMANTS.
JAMES q. RERRET,

LATE CHIEF CLERK OF Tux PENSION oFfIcE,
05fos l5th street, ofp5sts Treasury Department,
AFFERs his services public agent Of
Of IN the revolutionary under
the various and resolutions of claims
Virginia hall and commutaiion under the
July le and PENSIONS bounty land and and back
growing Of The with Mexico
He will particular claims Of every de-
scpuon before Congress and the several executive departments
the government
G5- In all letters must be post paid.
March 5-eod2m
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EURNTTURE OF n Fine Quaiify st Private saie.-
respectfully inform The public that they
received consignment large assortment of mahogany and
which authorized sell nj reasonable
price and moderate terms We enunerae In part
Mahogany secretaries and bookcases, nne
dressing and plain bureaus, do
DO pIaAh-co and hair-seat sofas
wardrobe, tables, rocking chairs, nc.
Walnut cherry dining and breakfast tables
chamber consisting OF French
bedread cose dressing bnreau table, and eoaee
chairs
Walnut and maple color work and washstands
do DO wash closets and tables
Mahogany looking glasses and clocks
Handsome and other canc-feat chairs
Wood seat chairs, and wood seat rockers &c.
shovel and Tonas, mantci vnscs, carpets Sc
aayao,,ve, GREEN h TASTET
and Commission Mrchsn~,
Apa3-3t,o Concert Hail. Browne Hotel
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Hours OF Departure o. the rsssenSer If.1ns. ~
M daily except Sunday.
From baltimore q a m and .. M daily n daily
Ess sMdiy TIL PARSONS, AGENT d.
,r.sy = ,,o,U V7-T
Nae
Notary Public a"d osnerai Agent
.sa hss Ss @ Se happy % serve s
ia AGENT. pensions half clains and
quns The o. fsovernmen win al
attended with fidelity and despatch All ietcrs 70 rcssvr
ntion be paid and addressed 70 him at washington e
ID. o.
Ap I0-ly fsass =,
HAsDsosE P.,r % Carriage Hcr.ss, c,..s.ss ana
span bay horses, Matched perfectly gene,
sw; supposed equal speed
the District Also good family carriage and harness
sion Room, Concert Hail, Browns Hotel - Z Y II r.,
GREEN TAbIEI
Apia-eoda Aaeuoneer.
I7oR GentlemenWs have just received Few pieces nse
frensn re- e,o. ] ana a hss va,s - SsssS iu a. yesx
prepared up the styie. large
coupes ready clothing, superior quality, always
On hand w o. every sss usually worn IN The nes Ass, hn'
q Z, ' YOUNG 4 oREM, i,
Three doon Of Browns Hotel, Penn avenue.
Mar 2t-aawif
i whiseifiars s. :. '- = 7'a-- --r71r S 4
History of Cvrus. by Jacob Abbott
D,wnins Cayie's Laer Day
Pamphlets. y.... X. ~
CoIIesesl by ,. !. Owen. Hfkl ss
fH' ''' ''es''e' " ~ TAYLOR 4 MAuRy,
Ann Bookseiers esh street
= :. -. 80 =
MEN GOODS very lnn socs o ms esses.ss S .s s.s
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orsrrIP BARTON KEY Will attend - ans basfness
win before ether of the cous u this Ds
5cf, and the befrs Cc
vwssmssros, jsy is, isS. Jsyr7--s.w2 q
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or ILLIsoIs,
On Ms admission of California deiiusred in the House
Of Representatives., Apra 3, 1850.
A. ID 81
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4 ". PATTON, GererA1 Agent for the prosecution cs
claims before Congress eisr Of the depsrnen sucn -
penson pay extra lot horses or any
other lost Having engaged win ~ DOW sq
hs hosiness he n.iefs -. ne
Room Nc Uaon Badnr- Washington city, g, wn secsys
immediate III AP vi
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IyOU sAIE-Ftsk ~ Rsysn0rd-s paseua Metallic Dmrt-
ca-eFrends of decreased
dursble, beautifully finished and trimmed sealed c6ns
snpped any BY applying N. M White, UB
dertaksr, North Capitol street, Capitol Hin
attended and despafcb,
and relatives
nlnt absence
with remains cf Hon. John q. Calhoun. . . .-..t 4
Ap 24-3eod& MATTHIAS N. WHITE.
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NEW BOOKs.-Moae Prisons, being No. Of Thomas cayes
~ latter tsy pamphlets.
souheys Common Place Book Vol q,
fra~e Ard roeucrI Writing Of Charles sprsgue.
ssudss in Christian Biography BY Samuel oseocd ivol
Ap6 rRANcK TAYLOR
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EDUcATrOS--Rsv. ID. mccARTER's Boerdsng Schocl
III ~ novs .nJ Yoane sussbu Lapcn<tAf Peny
vsna The session % nys mont - The
session will commence on We ns Mona.y % Nay rm
snd propnetor Mar Hs---H
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EoR Gentemen-we have jus, received few pieces nas
Of medium fabric, for
ve-tpx~ variety An a. Which
prepared the stie. and
clothing Of superior quality, always
hand, with article usually An the fsncJ hasj hns
shirts, nc. One price only 4--.-
Three doon Of Browns Hotel, Penn. avenue.
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Co. - aHs6 5R 4
BALTIMORE AND WAsEaIHOTON RAILROAD.
Hour. Of Dsps<tnrs sfths P.sssngsr Tr-ans. 3
From Washington m. and At dsily, and q
m daily except Sunday.
From m. and p. daily, and \ daiy
cept Sunday. .s--Y - Il M
Feb 3-diy T. II. PARSONS, Agent

Notary Public ard Generai Agent,
HAS building The OF i$th street
and Pennsylvania where be win be happy % serve his
notsriai An claims uic government
pensions, halfpay claims, and al oicr business
quinng the seat Of government WIN a.
and despatch Al icstcrs
be paid and addressed 70 him at Washington city,
d. q. H t4a*
Ap l0-ly ss4ss +
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HANDSOME Pair OF Carriage Hcrsss, Carriage, snd
span bay horses well Matched perfectly gene
swim; supposed equal speed 10
N District family carriage and harness
For further parcuar please inquire Auction and conis-
80 N-' SA> - '' GREEN TAsTETS 81 y
Ap pIa-eod3 Aucnonesrss
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Professor A. c. Barry's

FENHICuriURoUs, on NEpiCArEp CuMIot M. The
world, placed upon IT, guard hv the almost
daily detection ofsoulc plausible humbuc, now rN-
nluiucs aud tests every new article with scupulou-
care. and nothing that Is not iuripsicuy good can
long flourish. Barry's Tricophcruus has been sub,
jcctcl 10 this ordeal for ton wears. Every ycnr ii,
reputation and sales hnvc increased, until more oft
Is consumed annually thnn OF unv other preparation
for the hnir over offered to the American public.
Tho discovery that 10 will cure disease of the
skin. and cyu-c wounds and ulcer, to heal and close
relieve oil cNtcrml Inflammation, aud remove the
pain aud itching incident To stiups bites scrn'chcs,
cuts hurus, scull-, SO, has greatly enhanced tho
sale of the article, md u IL now known nnd used
0r those guruotc-. we'll Rs to renew bcnutitv and
cleanse the hair, in every city audtown In the TN
ion.
lts extraordinary choapncss places It within the
reach ~ thr humblcst hnily, and it, conceded val
ne in-urc~ II place the most luNurnus toilet
Mothers find il the surc-t remedy for spInns, cuts
aud other accidents ofthcir children tho ngnd urase
u rs ~ cure for the Rheumhtism md nth the aches
md pains a. which the muscles are subject; and
the cmrnut to distant lands purchases Il ns an nb-
snlute necessary IN his outfit.
sold IN srge bottles, price % cent? NJ the Prinri-
pax Office, f87 BROADWAY, NeW-l orl. For snIc
by the principal merchants and druggists through
ont the uiicd States and CnnHa-- pewara ef the.
sold NJ : lpcr hottie l6Sgyl
For sale hyl ltwI'1T \ coo. 81 1uhnshurv. Vt.
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To VI WY.

lIutllutiur nr ihc time, MHryf
fhrrWr whom la.f vp mr'f
lbr eve W1. rlW pad stll'y
Aud tHr lr1Nn. q -llL L-. .-.-.-.------
o. WINS thuholy hour, MHryf
When Wlu- du meet hur pmyrrf
The lr7t huurlis were w1yiHr ruf'y
10 suur-i summer uir
81, ,neles-. s,nn, drv. Ntrv,
lIkc summer CLOUD. Wouthyj
1Isy luFcr yci 0u memory,
n -urbehms uu ihe shy,
Tie sgi 10 rcud lho past, Mnry,
70 Aip- irint' e,r ~ iiii ieef-.
Il vkotu mlur fOil melody
IhodhWu ofutlicr yclu,
l.ttr'nn, Nu,, 1850. T. d. IS
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Marble FGct0rU,
SPENCER 4. BRIGHAM, Manufactures
~ of
MONUMENTS, TOMB Tables and
ER1IE CyrD N'EC
ST. JOHN;SBURY CENTRE, 1T

would say 10 the public that they have Just
received and are receiving large and splcn.
did lot Of Marble of all kinds that il ouRrricd
III Vermont Also, SfHtp uf superior qdhTi.
tyi and a variety Of MARBLE CENTRE IA.
BILE Tors, ali Of which will be sold al pri.
COS which defy eompe t,tion, and finished IN
style that ennR0t bc bo6t
Please call before trading elsewhere. All
hrders from distance promptly attended to-
-t-P- Srr~rrr. t'Tns tiUtcuKV
Aps,l l~y-ic5u Gi7vI
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BRANT'S INDIAN
PUAMON AIRY BAhSlM

cure rrg urvv ~ tho s'rou ry markti and dsvrl
urd rNr, III pHiu1Hdrv CfHr.mI at'H-HE.t NHfdf b'st
cases h ''u'ri and dissassi kiNGS-ru,h hHif'ss
were newer ltut, CURED hN nrV uihrt medicine
q 49, 10 l. III IL ~ - L.
~ tEr Htr pronounced los IHHsIHrs and lr.uaH tu r
ttrt,ttN uNt~u. SHur who bad ih.it hJr,l rlCth,s
QVde have ttu cured hud L,t h,s--oihcra who a. ,ps
-a.! would 6ut live another day, yy,. aud
llHfty Hs tliiy ever wrfr.
% fuaa'.ss..s ,'i tir cleansing nnl purifying virtue.
Ugsr'y f-.4a. and active the preparation which
Nr ,aIl
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ono of thc rrcpic.t "t~tsolc- 10 ie prrrcs ~
the cause cot education, T. the drrrify ui -yhnul
husk-, mud any plnu ~loli ru hc drt,.td Ca trrurs
~ l'N gumtni'N,Wil irud very much q" ihr iin.
TTr'rrrUrU' NJ rtrr rrfuuiv n now tTyUlycs On ne
Town Supgrutrudouf. a. advise IN rrrrrd ~ iir
kinds which -hhll hr adopted u common sch,sl. and
% tIrs .u,r oith great uunuiuily drcdr u favor
ui Towns scrD. ui Rcndvrs, and arrangements ha,-
iug boon made iar supplying the schuuls un Nrr
NNrfnl ''rW., n -c"nis exceedingly dcfiwho ilr'
tltay should now lr mi, rr-ully adopted thrugl
thWtNuUfNt ~ ihr n- ! htNr h,','ii able tn rNitu1r
the different reading itik- published Tor the uAc 90
srhu'ls, believe Town. Nvro- ARE ~ well adapted
to the pU7ru.r lr which they Brc designed. ns any
and 1r batter than man, which mr. nrrrd into our
schools. i. T.. FAIRBANKS.
- lohu.Gury, No,, o, Is6or
Aocr having given .omc expression In mvor "
Mpu3rtI,.s N"rv. oi lirIdrr, ! have moro csTiH
W.'N rN.u.uol hu'h ilut uUl Towns and feel c,tU.
It'|rl 'n ,uy, think Towns murh hc''cr adapted
~ the wants OF orr .rhoUl. ui the present time i'u
N1rdc'IIr.s coz indeed amy other with which an
acquainted. RUFUS CASE.
Tho undersigned having been requested To- eSs,r,
lup lgvr.s Nyuu. of Eruuiug tuukr, with rcirrrurr
90 iIlcr hrlug mp"luccI into the schools or a.,
county, J. ot"pu"n ilnl tlcy HTc io hr Ircfcrrc
tlrour Common schools, tu any other Scre. win
which Do B. acquainted. j. X, Colby.
F''" w lh7@r 81 Fe''L.0 Ac''ie~H
Town. Series ~ R,qdme Bo,ks wcrr inirrdurcI
Tire pact year into tHr Public Schools OF Chittond,n
County 600 which Wac then engaged iu tcnrhiur hr
me recommendation of the Town Superintendent.
\ similar pun wits adopted tn that now proposed boo
ilus county. lhr experiment was cutircly succcs.-
ll AlL l- MgM lli G-ll ~
ts. w. s l.ts 80 -i "a IDii-a attending the Vhnur,
Hnlf.uF'V va, surcc.stuy obtninrl instead az
t'o mnhhrung that too "llcn prevails 10 the very
great uuN ui eur Schools
The looh, contain valuable selection. of q high
moral character truF-uur moot classical English ail
American wIiirrs, property introduced hyn Jude
uu- explanation OF the elements Of rcidiug aud or
"'"T>' suited TO the wunts OF our Common School,.
IRA q, MILLER
Although hui recently presented a. the attention
---r-'r-rr UTruur ~, rITT
nave received largely ot the public favor und have
already come very extensively into use IN the Pull
c Sch"'ls mud Academies OF the State. Where u.rl
they have given entire satisfaction. lGpim2
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cent How assembled, where nos feet found
bold ~ m} hands q support uic good God
thal mii'ri me. ouly knows 20 this day il
has ever seemed % me- miracle Ms sole
fear was lesl those bcuuuhrd arms should
lose their bold from my mock. a length we
ramo up into ho broad day liglr ouo effort
more nud wr were safe ou ihr platform. !
a1 ono shprijrriug glance into tho cold
depths from whirh,we bad dscui tbo warn,
air hltlibr affiruacc glow. 1horo were
voices Hr1HUd-us, wouls Of woudor, aud Jos,
and ilmukni.ucss Men were there who bad
wn with r1pr- and ladder, aud had poahy
reached iho spoi and whose pale flrr. nov
eowd again. lbrrr were children urmb-
LING and sohbup and goutlc women 90 rakc
lIc pcr.ou lnuc and restore h to 10 dis
mrlrd muhnr"
The odd wuu paused long time, aud then
with 70 deep Sigh said, "Wcll no wonder tbo
rldli was dcarcr 90 mc tlau ever aud she
loved mr more rhah many children loyc a1a-
rent"
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u B. hoped That Teacher aud fron.r uf rIura-
trrrr, Throughout thr county, viii CWop'wir with
tlc -uurruitudrufs iu ulpriup 90 srcurr the iuir-
ductinu of tllc.o book. into ~ primary ssho1s
Tho proper rr-hrHti0n Of .ci"lurs and thr ,l.4.s-
iur- expenditure iitt~ Tie i'HFt u the irnrirr
Cuuu"t ho occurred, without uniformity n trSt
I..L--
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LIVER COMPLAINT.
SEQ lho curr u ~ HNbbdrl " sitNml0rd
Dyspepsia


Dyspepsia
Sec tho cnrr Of r s UJloor merchant Of Auice wyn
ming Co ~ Y. AMI many more In our Pamphlets
Dysentery g. Summer Complaint
10 thtr'7 and 4iniV as>rvs ryrei Utdtig CAHfrr1
~l h,comc fs.bg hsaiAy and hsrriy Snd grow rapidly
hN the Nee ot THE WAl-AN.
No n1thrr need ever the death Of her child by
th"lrrt laCantuni. while trrthing, It RRANTS
tthNbNiEi biLSi " hc administered itshould ho,
W. SIGH cases given IN larger than the ordinary
-. PoRsrLr FY {. BINGHAM, ST. Johns.
bury Plain. H. Weeks, st. Juhnsbury Centre.
q morrill,, East ST Johnsbury; L. Dcnison;
burke; ) M'Wccks, Lyndon Corner; S. 4
I. -BrndlcY- MhesleekH=IIiH ffaTr4prE,
slleitie ldi Geo. Cowles, Ryegatc; J. NJ Mar.
nn, feachami II Harvey Barnet; Dana,
weeks q stanton, Danvilc; Cutting n Sis.
by waterford; J. Blake ~ Son, Sutton; s.
irusscll, Caboti T.. Perry X Co, Cabot Bfapcbt
L. II. Dclnno q Son, Hardwiek; Wech, Oar
ing 4. Clark, -Gtntnn; and by Merchants an d
Druggists generally.
PRINCIPAL Office 30i Broadway, Now York.
Gs0cotrtV
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DRGAMNG on WEDDING CAKE.

bachelor editor out west, who had rr-
rrycd from thc fair hand or bride
piece Of elegant wedding cake 10 dream
ou, thus gives lhc result Of his sir expert
I'VE put Il mdrrour pillow, slut our cyc.
wcctly ~ au infant, aud, blessed with au ca
49, conscience, soon suorcd probationary
Lie gal II lEE- -s......!....!
10 u fancy We were married Never wa
olitilc editor 20 happy It was my love-
dearest iswccrc.l, ringing IN our ears cvc.
ry moment Oh that the dream had been
hrokcn oil here But no. some evil gcniu,
pat II into our ducky to have pudding for
dinner Just 20 please her lord. In hun
cry dream We vat down 10 dinner Well
rho pudding moment arrived, aud n hupo
slice almost obscurcd from sight the platy be-,
fore u.s.
My dear said We, bndJy, did you mako
hi,r
Yes, love aint It uicc|
Glorious the best hrgad pudding cio1
tasted in my life
Ji'm Pudding, dearest suggested Any
wife,
% no, dearest Ir,ai pudding always wa,
G,nd of ihrnr
'Coll that bread pudding exclaimed IN,
wife, while her pretty lips curlcd slightly
with contempt
Certainly my dear reckon I've had
enough at the Sherwood House to know,
Bread pudding, 10y all mcon.
Husband, tIi- is really too bad, Plum
padding j. twice az hard to make as bread
pudding, aud ismorc expensive and !. o great
deal hctor say this is plum pudding, .ir.
and my pretty wiic's brow flushed with excite.
'mcnt
My love, my sweet, my dear love cya
claimed We, soothugly, do not get augrs
I'm sure IT,. very good If it is bread pud-
ding
1 But sir, say it aint bread padding
/ And madam, still affirm it &. bread pud-
ling
7 'Nou mean, low wretch loudly replic,ruur
vitc.iu a high tonc,you know itis plyeJyul.
ding 'I
Then ma lam, it Is SO mcanly put together
'''' '',"'t WV Wv ny INNS"
would" ' N"'" IT, i''' lo"' m''am' most
"l''"',.! "n" ',"l"aoc'',l' ana W,.I nor "y
'"'''""'''', '""' u "''" Pu"''nR' an"
1t is plum pudding " shricl,cd my wife, as
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. lcp.
.plup, pudjipg 70 rcsc nlovc tho din ~.
had a distinctive .prr,cution of G.rlipo. t,,,
plate, smash across M, head
Bread puddinor we cro,ncd in ,,cc ~.
the chicken lr0 op, b,pJ and 1,;r,, ,,;l,
swirl wing across the tablo.lpd.d IN n,,,,n,,.
l,.o,,
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FEMALE WEAKNESSES & COMPLAINTS

No runrdy that has been ocrrd TO the public has ry,f
n",p haf rrfHH aud sgecifai in o1rTraig III the m
m, m tfftHesses md rrg4alafiirs u the female sex b..
HRtNTS PULMONARY BtLSEM II make. % DIT
lgrruce whether The arrangement be- Ftytye,sIH es.
'r other i4-i',rtal '-,akEoss-n REGULATES All. d,
'r-' ffheHiHr tho SgralsfHg ne rrcpiafo ami
'"'h.fR erd ahagi7g NERVOUS lRHlrABlLl1N So
str Illu ffts tor proof
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= bachelor editor ont west who had rc-
cr'ycd from tlc fair hand or bride
piece Of elegant wedding cake 10 dream
ou, tus gives lhc result Of his sir expert
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cDl9SQJAPTG(

fn pi thf..,r frd and civilized ruuufrrs lss sbur.
trr urupHffln of drsihs thsn any other u.'aY that
tHN.t. U. bufuHn family sui Unit within t's NrHfs
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