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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-12-21
MORE LIGHT.
The Wonderful and Thrilling Narrative Of
SOLOMON NOEsIgEglEs.
The Kidnapped Ne1r Yorker, ,cko iras
q L W A 6, 4

The ktdnapped Nelp Yorker tcho iras
TWELVE YEARS A SLAVE.t
in the distant southland finally rescued in provi
dental manner The Book corrohorates the adage
that Truth is stranger than fcion." Ii has received
the pnbounded recommendations of the free press.
1000 copies have heen sold in 4 montsi
900 agents wanted sell the above, in all parts of
the United States and CanGda-to whom tie most lih-
eral ace given. From $500 81 600 year. can
he realized by active and resbectahie agents.
The above makes one handsome i2mo vorme of 1886
pages-7 epgravngs,e and is sold for 81 90. Copies
sent-bv mail, post paid,) on receipt of price.
For further particulars apply to the publishers,
Derby & Miller. Auburn. N. Y.
1916 Derby. Orion &. MulgaD Buffalo.
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II A Spiritual meeting is to be held in the
Unirersalist Church, on the first Sabbath, the lst
day, Of January See notice.
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Halls Book Stere.
N W BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS AND STlFly RT

EUS'f received for .he Fall and w Winter
eD trade. Among our miscellaneous works may be
found the following:
The Mysterious Parchment. or Satanic License.
Niapleten. or More Work for The Neine Law
Isaac + Hopper q true Life, by L.NIarla Child.
The Second War with England. by Ut. HeatlIey
Father Brght Hopcs-Hearts Faces-Dohi's s
Lectures to Young MeI--SuccessfuI Nerchant-Fage
cksmh--Popular tales by + 5. Art For the in
strucon and entertainment OF the ile folks,
sornent is complete
All the School Books used in town aud county of
fered for sale cheap.
standard, Historical, Biographical and Poetical
works, just received
Staonery-Leiter Paper, PLAIN and gilt, Bath, Paris.
superiine laid and commercial.
Fuolscap, good stock. Bill Counting House, and
Legal Cap. .a
Envelopes. all sizes and kinds.
l. Maynard & Noyes Ink the best that is made.
Waters Letter Stamps, Paper Holders, Inkstands,
Enhers, peneils. some henMtllnl ivorv tons &c.
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WAR@naDo

By the Rev. l. NJ. Chapman, at the residence
of A. Leach. Esq, Streetsboro JouN c.. PAR.
SONS Esq. of Aurora, to Miss AUGUSTA LEACH,
of Streetsboro.
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E The Cholera is decreasing in New Orle anst
Only one hundred and eleven persons died last
week.
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az The Ravenna Whig announces great mu-
sicaI soiree to come off there soon. Part Of The
programme reads thus:
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DIS UTSON.

BHSAOAU e H'EON.
NOTlCE is hereby gwen :hat the co-part-
lE nershp heretofore existing under the title of
Jas. Twt & Co. is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent
Mr.. E. Twitt having sposHd and transferred lis
entire nteres's in the concern TO j. Twitt who is
duly authorized to settle 1.-THE affairs of the firm
JAS. TWITT.
Ravenna Dec. 6 49, 1899 L. TwlTT.
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n,,;,l lV.rch ,Isfeninnt

" J
lanrl WeiCh, defendant. hereby notified that the
curt their petition against him., setting forth in sub
stance that there due to them from the defendant
accom-; for goods sold by them to him-a COPY
OF which acconnt Is attached to petition-Four
hundred and sixty three dollars sixty one cents
with interest from the ninth day Of and also
that order attachment has been granted and issued
b. the defendant anl prayngt0r Judgment AGAINST Tho
defendant for said of four hundred and sixty hrea
dollars and sxiynne cents with interest from the ninth
day oOcloher 1883 And the defendant is also notified
that unless he answers the said petition by the aSth
hore, and Judgment rendered aroordinRly
ANTELL 81 pRENTlSS,
Nov. ipth 1883 l2466w d,tvis for PI,in,if,
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OFFICE OF FRAskL1N AND WARREN Coz

OFFICE OF FRANKLIN AND WARREN r. r. Co.
Franklin. Portage County. O., December 49, 1881
Stock Subscribers in said Company ION the Rayenna
and Windham subscription books.l hereby notified
and required to pay at this Office to z. Y Duel ESQ.,
collector, instaments follows, to wit:
Ten per before the 2d day of January next
Ten per before the day of February
Ten per before the 1st day of March next.
By order of the Executive Committee.
1924 1Iw JOEL W. TYLER, Secretary.
"Twas the night before Christmas VIXEN all through
house,
Not creature stirring not even mousse"
But at Halls Book Store there will be an immense stir
"the night before Christmas" where will be fouad full
cargo. suitable for the OCCASION
Friends of Progression, Look Here.
On the first day of the long looked for 1854 will be
opened wide the door of Moral and intellectual freedom
for that day, at the Utirersaiist House the rtAae.
of Rarsna will be held the first great gathering of the
friends of spiritual Philosophy for the county CT Portage
A that wish take at least step in the road pro-
gressien invited come and see and hear for them
selves. aud while witnessing of the phenomena
spiritual intercourse learn the great truth that Heaven
opened to Man, and the spirit telegraph established be
tween and the spirits home.
Many of the best speaking mediums Northern Ohio
viii be present.
Come friends, come brothers,
Come skeptic. and all others,
And when you heard if doubt remain.
Then be wise and come again.
RaYenna, Dec. 90, 1853.
school Examinations.
| The examinations of the High schools of Ravenna wi
take place their schoo-rooms follows-the Femal
Department. Thursday, 22d inst, and the Male Depart
ment, Friday, s3d commencing each day, 81 oclocl
A. NJ. The friends and citizens generally invited
attend.
These schools, and the Primary schools also will
mence again. Monday, January 9th.
N.B.-These schools free to all scholars betwee
5 and 81 years of age, who reside within the limits of tn
corporation and it very important that all who attent
should begin at the opening of the schools.
See the advertisement inanother column of Staber
ssGood Medicines they not recommended a
Cure s." but efficient remedies for the disease
named, having received the highest encomiums fror
Physicians, Apothecaries and Storekeepers who bav
used them sold them and IN multitude of cases hear
of their good effects. Give them trial and tell you
| friencs of the result.
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FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS!
MISS CHASE has Just received the Fall
iEi aud winter Fashions, and is prepared to cut and
make dresses in the approved style usual Also
will supply patterns the trade among which may be
found Mantillas. Cloaks Tulmas, &c, &c.
Raveuna, October 18th, 1858. 1242-3m
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THERE can be found splendid assortment
i of Plain and Fancy Cassimeres, at
Nov. 8, 1858. SoMERvILLE s. REDFIELD.
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Testimony Continued.
Ennnnnnf hShtnh1,In cr, n .hA.-

Patients should mark well the dates given above.
Oar entire time being pre-engagcd, attendance must
accord strictly with pu )lished announcements
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Boots, Shoes and Leather.

n F you want first rate article of boots and
q shoes, call Gillis f. Durham Immediately
east ofrhe late Ere in Ravepna. who have made ar
Innzenenis to keep hand all tunes, n large and
general assortment of home manufac and eastern
made boots and shoss, which they will sell the low
est figure for cash or ready pay.
They will continue to keep hand the best quality
sole leather. upper leather and calfskin mornccos
Innings, pegs, lasts and most kinds of shoe findings
which they will sell at q small advance cost for
prompt pay.
NJ Give us call and Sc for yourselves.
GILLiS & DURHAM.
Ravenna, May, 1853
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New Advertisensenfs

Hall's Book Store-Gift Books
r. g. PhlFps-Furnituref for 1854
RanOey & Tayior-Lega, Notice
A, " Horr-Merchandse
Tyler & sStrong-Profsssionai Gard
l.. Parmele & Sons s-Raveona Steam Mill
Barton O. Coit-Attachment Notice
Young tadiesSeminary of Hudeon
FoIsom.s Commercial Coilege--Branch al
FrsDk'in
i. w. Tyier-ca for R. R. Installments
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NEW FALL

NEW FALL
WINTER GOODS
~ .GREENFlELDER. has Isl received the
H. largest and most splendid stock of the best and latest
style of Fall and Winter Goods brought to this
ton of the country which, for style finish and durability
be My stock of coats consists of
the following kinds pilot, beaver mohair ngerhead, pc
tersham blanket. felt, broad CLOTH and satinet.
also an endless variety rock dress and box coats
pants vests and boys clothing every KIND quality and
color.
Furnishing Goods,
From the finest white linen to the cheapest hickory shirts
WRAPPERS drawers socks gloves stocks neck ties
suspende handkerchie shirts, collars trunks valises
carpet bags umbrellas india Rubbers etc.
Come one, come all and give me call,
AndI will tryto suit you ALL .-.-
c.. .GREEEFIELDER.
Rayenra Sent 96th 1883 +
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AiUST BE SOLD.

1TACHlNERY Oh, Tanners Oil. Whale
oil, lard oil barning fund, supply just receivep
~ SwiFrs.
October, 1853.
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q ROCERlES.-A large lot now receiving
AG which will be sold at small profits.
HOWELL, WIFIER &. Co.'S
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The Winter Term this School will commence on
Monday, Nov. 2ist, under the management of E. G.
WIlmol. Principal, assisted by Miss NJ rtha A. Ram
- 1914 II
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a PEEP INTO UNCLE TOMS CABIN;
IA By Aunt Mary for her rnephews and neces-
Win an address from Mrs Harriet Beecher Stowe 10
the children of England and America London Edition.
for sale at HALL DUN SAOHE'
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ENAlS & CAPS Ladies Slrchels, gents
e e embroidered travelling bags umbrellas. &c.
ROAELIi, WITTER dr Co.
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Cossr: of Common Pleas, Portage
County,

Alfred Avery Richard HILL
lard, William II. Hayes.
Theron 4. Butler, and
Erruio NJ. Avaiy-plain-
u.ls,
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"Whatis is the life Of wOuid.te fashion
able young lady"
1t is 10 20 to Il model boarding school
kept by an ex.French M,lliner; to be pul
into a room with four promiscuous young
ladies', and to learn N three days more
mischief than her grandmother ever
dreamed Of ltis TO stay there at the tune
Of thirty dollars per week, Tor several
quarters, and come home finished" and
superficial, with taste Of Latin. touch
Of French, a smatterng Of Italian, Ger.
man and Spanish, and po toIio full oi
"counterfelt preSenlments" OF crooked
horses, distorted houses, lame sheep, and
extraordinary looking cattle and owls in
general, the types OF which were never
found in Noah's menagerie. 1t is 10 sit
in the drawing room, in a hounced silk
dress. with a waist half yard in circum.
ference. becurled, bescented and beIew.
elled: to receive morning calls, while
mamma looks through her spectac les, and
tries TO mend MedamoiseIe's stockir ga
1t is to have Mr.. Filz Humbug. some 4
day, get on his knees, and request Med.
emoiSelle to make him, what she has all
along been desiring to do, "thc happiest
of men" Ii is to wear a white satin
dress, an orange wreath, long. aeecy
vail, a diamond pin, and r,spond Amen
to quantity Of things, Of which Made
moiseIIe does not understand the full i'm
port. 1t is to commence housekeeping
where "the old folks" leave off, it is to pat
ronze fast horses, runous upholsterers
operas, concerts, theatres, balls and ietes
OF all kinds. 1t is to bring few sckly
children into existence, to be tortured into
eternity by careless hirelngs. 1t is II
| find, after few years probation, that Mr.
l'ilz Humbug is just what his name i'm
ports. 1t is 10 have ian execution" in the
house; it is for Madam to 90 into hyster.
les, and on coming to-" TO find herself
in the sixth story Of lodgings, with g
loose wrapper, crying baby. an air.tgh1
stove, and tight husband.
FANNY FERN.
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Long WindCd,

A good story is told Of preacher who
delighted in long sermons, and who once
exchanged with brother preacher who
always delivered shor; ones. Al the usu.
al hour for closing the services. the peo:
pie became uneasy, and being inspired
with Inc love of warm dinners rather than
long sermons, welt quietly out one by
one, till the Prescber was left alone with
the sexton. Still he continued TO blaze
away. till that iunctionary, seeing no
prospect Of close, walked deliberately
up 10 the pulpit stairs, and handing him
the key, requested that he would lock up
when he got through, and leave the key
at his house as he went along.
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All The HerricS.

A celebrated comedian arranged with
his green grocer-one Berry-to pay him
quarterly; but tine grocer sent in his &C"
count long before the quarter was due
The comedian in great wrath called upon
the green.grocer, and laboring under the
impression that his credit was doubted,
said
al say, here's mulberry; you've sent
in your biH-Berry, before tits due Berry
your father, the elder. Berry. would moi
have been such a oSe.Berry. But you
need not look black. Berry, for | DOM
care Strawberry and shantpay you til
ChriStmaS.B Berry"
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uOnr Litnnr.n

boFes, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
people, tell.tales, and hollowshearied evil
doers, deliver US.
From long. winded prosy essays thar;
rangues and'hail storms, from high winds
of adversely and rich relalions,s deliver
US.
From whimsical wives, pet dogs. and
fashionable daughters, and one hundred
dollar shawls, deliver US.
From rheumatism and lumbago, quack
doctors, drugs pills and Potations, deliver
Us.
From smokey chimneys S, scolding wives
and wash days, deliver as.
From amateur poets and love sonnets
dancing masters and fish hooks, deliver
US.
From bogus money, delinquent sub
scribers and protested notes. deliver US
From horse jockeys, Yankee pedlers
street brokers and undertakers; ,delive
us.
From all kingcralt, witchcralt ant
presicraft, "Good Lord deliver u.s.
Brownsville Herald.
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WaTside Gatherings.

Six full grown panthers were killed lately
in Elk county, Pa. The largest measured
thirteen feet from the nose 10 the end of
tan.
A professorship of farming is about TO
be established at the literary institution at
Fairfax, VT, with an endowment of
$4,000. %
Metnphiss, in her corporate capacity.
and bx her individual citizens, has sub
scribed 100000, more or less, to the
Memphis and Charleston Road.
\ The king of Prussia had given tho
Madiai family an a>l'u'n in his country,
1t is thought, however, thai they will pro.
cced 10 England.
The culture oi aobscco has been sue.
cesstuly ntroducedinto Algera, and two
crops are raised year. The quantity
raised in 1859, was |, 400 kilogrames.
A-farmer. near Cincinnati, has forwar.
ded check for one thousand dollars TO
the Clay Monument Association of Ohio,
TO promote the object of the Association,
A bull fight was lately advertised at
Placeryille, Cal, bul tie Americans not
liking this Spanish amusement, lassoed
the bull, whipped the matadores, andtore
down the bqildipg
Billy Bowlegs, and his one hundred and
one Indian warriors. have not been seen
or heard from since the whole military
resources and energy of the government
were invoked against them -
Srewartstbe proprietor Of the marble
palace, has gone to Ireland on visit---,
Mr.. Stewart is a native of Ulster, and. it
is said. has returned to purchase some Of
the lands now selling under the action Of
the encountered estates court
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EEEEE ~ EEN aGs
NUMBER 8.
4 Painful Scene.

The following scene occurred in the Mo.
! bile City Court on Tuesday, March g.
' Daniel Chase. convicted OF murder, was
re called on. Have you anything to say
mt why sentence should not be passed upon
II you 2 lie answered: May il please
II your Honor, have been well raised.--
III But have one fault. which have yielded
RI to, and it is drinkjng too much. came
ill 10 this city 10 seek honorable employment;
y had been on the ST. Charles at work.
was engaged TO work on boat. On
1 the night of The murder, went ashore 10
h friends house 10 write letter. wrote
The letter, and wanted TO carry il 10 the
,r post office, but was advised it was TOO late.
and | had better 90 and take a game
went and played my first game Of dom.
II inoes. drank and became intoxicated.
y My friends left me. started, as well ss
We my very imperfect memory Of what oc.
Cured serves me-, for my boat. | would
ITO God some human eye could have seen
Otme, and born testimony here Of what oC.
~ 'curred. cannot recoIlecl ii. or any.
thing that occurred afterwards that night.
gwiWhen first swoke in the morning, |
ct dlhought was Oh the boat, but found |
,IrPi'was in the guard house. never har.
W1bored malice. could not be guilty Of
ACtae offence Of which an conyicted.--
.OsBefore God | arm innocent OF murder
~ could kiss the corpse OF that poor man
l5RRi now The Judge then passed sentence
L. on the prsoner-Confnement in the peni.
Ttentiary at WetumPka during his natural
We lite.
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many believed his version. some, and es
peciaIly Joe Mayweed, affected to dis
credit the whole affair, hinting that tn
Deacon had been trying the experimen
Of tasting frozen cider, and that the vag
aries Of the clock.case existed only in /;
dstempered imagination.
However, The interdict being taken of
Joe was allowed to resume his courting
ard won the consen; Of the old people II
his union with Sally, by repairing the ole
clock, ill il went as well as ever.
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mains. On the I'd of June, mid day, the
funeral procession moved from Malmais.
on to Rule, where the body was deposited
in tomb of the village church. The
funeral services were conducted with the
greatest magnifcence, as the sovereigns
OF the allied armies united with the French
in doing honor TO her memory, when all
had left the church but Eugene and Hor.
tense, they knelt beside their mothers
grave, and for long time mingled their
prayers and their tears. A beautiful mon
ument of white marbel representing The
Empress kneeling in he coronation robes,
is erected over her burial place, with the
simple but affecting inscription.
EUGENE AND HoRTENSE.
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alinIIli'S SnlPI

y virtue Of an order Of the Court Of Com
, mon Plea. Of jackson county, 10 me direct
| shall expose to public sale, at the door Of Of
Court House. in Jackson, Oh the 18th, day oi
next, at one O'Clock ?. NJ, the following de,
bed properly, to-wit Al ihat Eart o. Io'
Iber two. in Township 10. {, Of Range 10.
,ommopIy called the Scioto Salt Reservation,
~ on the south .ide oftho Road leading firm
'Iilicothe to GaiIipolis. Commencing at The
i side Of said lot, at the Road, and running
nth one hundred rods 10 a corner, thence Ea',
rods to a corner, thence North on the v rS'
G of said lot, TO said Road, thence East with
j road, to the place Of beginning, containing e
v.fuur acres, more or less, Situate III sall
kson county.
ordered to be sold as the property Of IsaaG
Ienour, at the suit Of Oakes 4 Busklrk. Ap
jsed at Sjl6 "
VINTOy POWERS shF. J. c.
,Dril 81, '52-tds.
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o. A traveller in one OF the Western
States. came upon a negro by the road
SIDE. pulling the fleece from the carcass
of sheep. ard inquired. What allied the
crilter, Cuffy 2 'Ah, mas'r,' answered
The grihning black. ali dis chile know
bout i'm be, he died in de WOOL
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20" Julius, why is de gettin' out OBJ
bed de 3lst Oh August like one OBJ Moore's S
melodiesl Does you CUB it pu, my spec
ted colled frien r. VA
"ln course, | does, Why!
"Because its de last rose OBJ summer"
Look here, niger, il you preambu
late any more such nonsense about di'
child, he'll cove your head in. Use hat
enough OBJ dat highferlootin' talk, Isl"
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XOung Wen.


There is no moral object SO beautiful to
me as a conscientious young man.
watch him as | do star in heaven
clouds may be before HIM, but We know
that his light is behind them, and will
beam forth again; the blaze of Others
popularity may outshine him; but we
know that, though unseen, he illumlnatcs
his own true sphere. He resists tempta,
ton not without a struggle, for that is not
a virtue; but he ressts and conquers; he
hears the sarcasm Of the profigate and ii
stings him, for that is a trait of virtue,
but heals with its own pure touch. He
who says in his heart, but not with his
lips, "there is no God" controls him not;
he sees the hand of creating God and
rejoices in it.
Woman is sheltered by fond arms and
loving counsel; old age is protected by
experience, and manhood is protected BY
strength; but the young man stands amid
the temptations of the world like a self
balanced tower. Happy is he who seeks
and gains the prop of morality.
Onward, then, conscientious youth,
raise thy standard and nerve thyself for
goodness. If God has given thee intel
lectual power, awake in that cause
Neverlet it be said of thee, "He helped
to. swell the river of sin, by pouring his
influence into its channels. If thou art
feeble in mental strength, throw not that
drop into polluted current. Awake,
arise, young man assume that beauti.
ful garb of virtue! II is difficult to be
pure and holy. Put on thy strength,
then. Let truth bethe lady Of thy love
Defend her.-Mrs; Caroline { f7man.
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JACKSON G. f., OHIO, THURSDAY, MAY 1o, 1858

and left it, supposing It to be road which
led from Nacogdoches, in Texas. AT
Gran Quivira, there is an abundance of
printed pottery and carthen vessels, but
found no metallic ones.
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4 SMART AFalL FooL.--Among the
many attempts 10 play of practical jokes
upon the green ones on the first Of April,
that ofa lad y,at one ofthe boarding.houses
Of our city. is the best we ever heard Of.
It was this: She procured from marble
yard several Pieces Of beautiful white
marble, snd breaking t EN- into nice
Jumps. put them into the sugar bowls
The counterfeit was complete; no unsus.
pecting persons could have detected the
fraud. Soon supper was ready; the tea
was poured and the sugar bowls were
passed around the table. Everybody
took one, two or three Jumps, according
10 their liking. Then followed general
tasting and stirring all around The table F:
nobody's tea was sweet enough, and the
sugar, refused positively 10 melt. They
ground their spoons against it. and stirred
and stirred again, but it was no 20. The
sugar proved to be marble, and they, for
once. proved TO be April FOO!s.-Churles.
ton Is. c. Standard.
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T Do you know the difference be-
tween a mason and an ani.mason9
Yes. sar. ! belieb does.
Well. what is it
If my brains tell me de truf an il nev-
er fails, mason is de man what lays de
mortar. an de anti mason de man what
carries de hod