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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-10-14

The CHICAGO DISTRICT. The Democracy in
the district represented by the Hon JOHN WENT
WORTH appear to have had some trouble in nomi-
mating q successor to the present member, who
declined a reelection. The matter was settled,
however, by the nomination of JOHN B. TURNER,
Esq the candidate for Congress, and the adoption
of resolutions declaring the adherence of the par
ties present to the platform of the Baltimore Demo-
cratic Convention of 1852 and the compromise
measures Of 1850; their approval of the Nebraska
bill and of the conduct of members who voted for
it, and their appreciation of the conduct of the Ad-
ministration. They favor the reelection of Gen.
SHIELDS to the Senate. The Wentworth men have
also made q nomination for Congress
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-10-14

The Legislature Of PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
was opened by Gov. DAILY on the 26th ultimo. The
principal topics mentioned are the ratification of the
Reciprocity Treaty with the United States and the
final withdrawal Of the troops from the island. The
former measure, he thinks, offers considerable ad-
yantages to that island, and in order to secure
them with the least possible delay measure
would be submitted for the consideration Of the
Legislature. The detachment Of the 10Th regi-
ment, stationed at Sydney, Cape Breton, has been
withdrawn, and it is said that the Imperial Govern
ment will abandon that place as military station
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-10-14

Professor BAcHE Of the Coast Survey announces the
discovery Of very dangerous sunken LEDGE the neigh
bOrhood Of the MinOt ledges, in the approaches to
Boston bay which has only ten feet Of on it
water spring tides The rule for avoiding Il L. not to
pass the southwark Of the where strangers
have no excuse for going atsny time
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-10-14

HEALTH OF THE SOUTHERN CrrIKs.-The yellow fever
appears to be on the decrease in all the Southern cities
The deaths at New Orleans for the week ending the LEI
instant were 428 Of which 269 Of yellow fevers
decrease rs compared with the previous week At ga
vannsh there were but deaths from yellow fever
Tuesday; at Charleston there were II on Thursday
at Augusta there was but death on Wednesday The
weather gradually growing colder, and good frost
which would put an end to the disease, anxious
look "a for.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-10-14

PRoMEHADISG THE Administration have the pave
ments Of Pennsylvania been more thronged than
for the last two three afternoons The ladies appear
ed to enjoy the bandnsss Of the season in an de-
gree, and all creation seemed glad Washington presents
the best promenades in the whole county, whether We
take the streets public grounds Every day improves
the latter.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-10-14

The UNITED SrATEs CoUrr AT SrAuHroH.-This court
Its session on the I'd instant The great Hsr
pers Ferry case, mentioned by time ago. nvolv
ing valuable property occupied BY the Government for
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-10-14

Rrrunx or InmeRAxTs TO EuRoPE.--The number Of
who have left New York since the fret Of Au-
gust on their return various parts Of Europe Is es
mated at six thousand between ten and fifteen per
cent ON the total amount Of emigration during the same
time.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-10-14

The Chicago Democrat, speaking Of the troubles
lately brought upon its party by shifting issues
says:
"We think that the party Ind better have stood by
the old platform that carried to victory in almost
every State in the Union and that every departure from
lit whether to please the North the South, is far
the road TO division and defeat"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-10-14
The deaths at Charleston last week were eghtythree,
Of which fty-three were Of yellow fever.

RosK1xoHAM FLouR--rhe first load 1885 barrels) Of
-four from Rockingham county Virginia, by the Manss-
sss Gap Railroad reached Alexandra on Friday night
It was ays the Gazette placed the cars at Shsnan-
doah Station which point it had been brought down
the Shenandoah river in boats
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-10-14

The South Side (va.) Railroad is now completed to
within three or four miles Of Lynchburg It starts at
Petersburg and is doing very handsome business
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-10-14

WIZ JAouHInn TAYLOR, Esq, local editor Of the Rich;
mond "Penny Post" died on the 9th instant after
brief illness
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-02-24
ONE MILLION CURES BY
DIR. SMITHS
Sugar Coated Pills !

WE 90 not pretend 10 tell the precise number
w II cmcs Effected ly these Pills. Thee 10,
however. ~ doubt bot Il greatly exceed. the round
nun,lrr placed at the head Il this column. From
every part ~ the county hear accounts OF Ihci'
wonderful efficacy.
Agents Write. "ouF srpply Il SUGAR.
COATED FILLS u ,Nh,u,trd-scnd NJ morc-
no pill We have ever bad ssl. like ihom or Effects
the realI, surprising cures II ihcsc."
Onc Roy ha. lccn known tr cure DYsrEP.
SlN ~ hug standing.
Six Pilis have broken up a q settled FEVER.
Orc Bo,, taking three Pill. the frs, night,
and one q nght ancrw lrl.. hls cured the worst
cases u DYSPETTIC COSTlNENESS.
One RoI taken a. aboyc has cured the habit.
nal HEADACHE aud GlDDINEss.
-Four HoXcs ~ those pills have cured eases OF
CHRONIC RHEUMATISM that hid vilhstooj
every other ucatmsut.
From one 20 three boxes have cured eases
of LIVER COMPLAINT, believed TO h. incur.
able.
one To three boxes have cured what vss
believed q, be- CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION.
One box hss cured cascs II 'oss q ArPE-
THE, INDIGESTION, With Souru,ss 81 The
Stomach, Sc.
Four to siS pills have rure1 very lad cases
nf pNSENTElN and nlAKlllEA.
-Four 10 six pills have cured the worst cases
of HlllOUS CllullC.
\ few doses of from one To thTUc pills
have Cufr, the worst case. II WORMS.
one box hls lesu cf,.rluil 1 curing JNlN.
DICE and GENERAL. DEBILITY.
Two or three doses have cuiol lhc won't
case. II cold anil srugh.
Sold Nv q. ". NTwElI.. under the Z : To.
trl. Portland. Grr,ml n gent nt Maur. A'.0 .uli
D, Druggists lui I,al,r. Boo M,'i,iU,s everywhere.
Nnd %, ANDREWS & BATES, auI 81 join
pWi~~EN'~ Ladies' Shoe Siouc, Paris llIll.
sJil, d. ". 4. RUST, south Paris. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-02-24
CURTIS G PERKINS
CRiMP 4 PAIN MILLER

Dcn. Henry Hunt, was rrcl ut NruD'-r
GO ~,.afir LlUuIt.m, 8nrT having Teen ur.'r
tbc care uf physician fr six u.1fls. Oh,
Cpup md rlu KILLER vls hc aut th.r- th1t 1i.
nu'ri h.n 1r, r,'.rL
David Barker was rurrl ol e idlLl MAT.
IC pAIN iu iHs krrr, after Three uI iur dtNs nrI
ulshts oi intense suffering Ily one blit'r Of thr
Cnmp a1I Pain KILLER.
Y. ~. Cumlu, suffering ir1m GRANT ~
THE LIMBS. Doe rrrlt fhis lrgs k1liigI OPP i0
lr.r lsurh.s, wac CURED h tbr tgup 81I
PAIN h,''rr. Nt1H1ihrr time '.w arrhrluru.
en- tirUlt ,rrrI hIu III 1000 exceedingly l1I IuJH.
m1'ir action Boo doc lurA.
\ N.rus I.Hf,, G0-sa ,51l. Of age. d'u-irrr nO
John W. Sherwood, vBs bong AFFLICTED With l
SPINAL Complaint, 1frr isIrg rr'HrIi il doe
vrrg, fihr grave, v,s CURED hy Cuup a0l
lnI r,io k,usr.
John nucLnnm, ai'-r having .ud.rrl every.
thing hut death, luUm lillElMNIl~N, which
s,ru.I On Tsr,air every rlrt ~ thr hujy, vH.
cured %, he Cnmp and Pain KILLER.
Mr.. Dayi. was cured Ny 8, q BILIOUS
CUuLIC.
4 man in porarl SEA, also cuoll iI ~ D.i
irus Cho'io. when Do. i.r wa vel nigh irsg1i.,a
a.
SoIb G.. ". ATwCIl., unlsr,hr &. :. IT,
sI,PmuarI G,r,pl hl,ut ur Nalu'.
40 Gold Iy Druggists und .l'i..ts iu Nr...riur.
ry,t,ahr.r ~, ANDREWS = HATES, 1r,
at JOllS nEL~SES's Ladies ~hu, store, ia,n
lIu
sowb VA RUST, VI. u, 81. rar.. 81
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-02-24
MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOogr II r " G. & * ~ Z -
Read! Read! Read!!!

\ chill pp Congress Street, rnuhu,, vn'
rurr,l o., che SuHii,rg S,Wp ~ infpniilc DNs-
cntrD ul nauh,,, ate, h,iu. -nup'u hy no.
attending rh,.ioiH.
Oaa rsrrli Informs mr lhtt h.. ra..I I1H wN
EuI r 11 Alarming ,Ni.1f NIfI Is.u.r"'r uI
Wind ChOlic. la'r', che, have u-oI do.
~yutl.Hr syrup, aHi % a'aays elects sp'..,
,llr.
ArYler Parent .rfs Ore raIl 'rf lsru ',Dro'.
iugr, rHfnl, uviug 90 the p,iu ,rI sHu.rr.. u'
Cutting Teeth Iur lrv vrrks ihr, h1'I
us..I t.r SHHillH- Sunr, uuI rui tut b. rr.nH'r'
ib. spfrlrss lII uutanpD ICON thr m.Hfh pHI
gums. ,rl impu,ls ih, grr'4l l,I.h 90 ihr
.lII ils tals "Hn s.fi r.l H.H'f ..f.,
D.rrF tr.fsat. god in.r al' ,h.rf.'rnf .'tt.
..'."
r.rfrul1 Who 'I,,s ul Tlris Suc,t, faiI f0
r. ifr other l,-"IIs flf great 'nr' Boo .H
.-Fs r- ~ boo = g.Hr Sizing NFrHn i1
f,,f. r, s..af lsu'i.Hi q ui .u ha.r. 600
rH'.'
Nj C,us Kir.'r,, ct O,ru', .1'.--" lfr'a.
OFF. Lr.p OBJ, rrlI ,l.ur ~ Soothing ~tHr, '',N
lult vsr.I k.,p o. boo ilr hHusr r.HstrHtN. W.
hyrr.,I DO rr ,l.,s Of lnmntilr Dis'nicn
urI Dinrrbra l1I ita.uaf woke Hhr % charm
", fbiaA % ihr ls.t medicine ore ihr world.
S,lTh, G.. ". NrwTlI., under DE 4. state
Hotel. Portland, G'r,ul Ngsnt ~ Maine. A-'
.DlI o, Umggi.i. lpI dra'rrs iH MrIir.urs ryrN
where. u, ANpNIws : BAIIs, 'ni 10y Joh'
DEls.IE's IaItr. Shoe store. Pare llil
SoIII, ". \ III ~, VI. D., -. Iaris. 81
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-02-24
THE GREATEST
WI g die al Discovery
OF THE AGE.

AIR.. KENNEDY OF RoNlmy, ha. di.coycrct
WI In nne II our common pastnrrs weeds rem
civ that rurrs EVERY KIND or HuMOR
f,rni the worst Scruiull down tea rnmmon rimplc
lie has tried u IN ovcr clcVrn hupdrcd eases, 40,
never f,icd except ~ tuu. Ilc has INV w be-
possession over iwp hundred certificates II IL. val
ue. allwithir twcnI, mile. ~ ilosion.
Two bottles are warranted 10 cure a nursing sory
mouth.
Ouc to three hotties viii cure the vor,, kinl o
uimrlcs ON The fare.
Tvoor,hrcr bottles villclc,r the system fbilc.
Two bottles arc Warranted a. eve the worst
kioI n csukrr in the mouth ani stomach.
Three 20 Eve lotJ''. nrc Warranted 70 orrc III,
worst casrs u crysrchs.
One o. two bottles ace warranted ~ curc all hu
mors II the c,cs.
Two luttss arc warranted 10 cure running ir
ihc ears and hllirhcs iu ihs hair
-Four a. siN lau'c. alc warranted 20 turc cor
wrt 1ul ui0rins ulror..
Oar hrtil' will cuTr scaly ,mr,inns of the skiu.
Two or thror lriilrs are warranted To cure th,
in,si Ic.prro'c c1.e. ofrhsum,iism.
Three io IN lv'IIcs arc warranted 20 cure All
lhcum.
Five to eight hottie, ,urr the very wort cases
pf scniuh.
\ benefit salva,s expected from ,hs 6r., llulc
mol r,cti,ct cure warranted when che above guam.
~, !. taken.
Nmhinr I,ak. so improbable Co ,h1s, who have
IN vain trrd ~ thc vp7l,tiul mrdiriurs M che jby
To-. that "a cummnn weed growing uO The pastures,
srL aluns u'l STONE walls. should ouu svcv hu.
ulur; VET it is now fsri fact VI ,ou have N
hufn1f it hls o. start. There afr np ~ urr a1i'
alurt 81, curn. some r1scs lui NO. yuurs. IT, hes
p,Idir uyef q thousand hoill's Ut q in the vicinity
II llo.ton md Annvs the effect II 81 be- every case
II hls a'uldy drsc some ~ the grratrst cuCs ever
done IN Masashu.,it.. IT, gave 81 ~ children a
wear 3d.. g., OBJ poup.c IT s,Ni, anil h,s sr'n I"or
Iu1, hok,og rbiIcn, Whose rrsh We sHii aud
f.lh,, rrsGr,l Go T'ricrtsaic Of health by uno
iutir.
- tho.c v be- nee iruuhlsl with sich headache,
one lattl. Will alua,s SrI' h. u gives great o..
lrrIm rlauh 1nI Iiuir.ss. some who have
taken 81 nav, tu,n ousilyr irr wears, pui have lr,n
,,.su'atcI O., %. Who, Doe luIy BE- snuni llvuih'
iuiir rssv, nui where There ]. 1Hy arrangement Il
ihr functions ut nature, b. uiI rl"so v,rN singular
Er'urs. luf 500 tuust rIt ls ah,uurl--ibrt aloal'
disappear ip iiuu Hur dlNs tp a. vD,h. There ID
never b bad rrsUlt from ton che CONTRARY wh1r
that f,Iu. BE- gone, Nru viIl l.,l 1urrg.I .Ih' ID
nav l.rs.n. I hound s.ur ui Ihr mHsf ,N'.iTr-Ia'
,rr.miums It 10 ihatH11 r,,r I'gurI in.
So change ul Diet ever urr.Hsly. Eat thr u..i
,rr 600 ..l auI ,u.1-h ulit
Iur,,uu. itI NIu'is, ono rh'r spoonful
r.r ,B,- rh.IIrru Hi rigbt lrfrs, isrr 5puu1u'
..lu h,H On gi.bt tHIspnHu'ul. a. rH direction
,,u lr 1pyH.lU'. tn aI. constitutions, take enough
O.. .r,f.f. .u ihr bowels tnir, jl,.
nj. 10. NAY. uwegl.', rwih.t, doe ul', an
r.rr.l agent 'r NHr..
~.fIN N,ur,us < H,rrs. rlHsiliN, "
4. Ur.r, ". o., 80. ruu.i g.. atwood &. 60.
ruln'l; Eal,u N.yu, Norway. It's
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-02-24
PROSPECTUS OF THE
UNITED STATES ILLUSTRATED

T-NnCG che utlr ufihr Uniiri Static Ilusin.
tr'. vtU iumrIBtr', D. ruum.nr,' the rul-
r.It,r1 90 t great N,t..sll vufk 1t = ,rr r.s'N
trf N1.pi'errf description. inr which ih~ hisal
r8trurrr Of the trr.irH ruliir b. o1rf .'nt.,
expected. ltvIUarl,rr irflris, With su,1 VTuuli-
tEl that teu ,,lr1irs viii o.. completed lsurr mo
ri,.r ui thr rrrsrri ,rrr. Thee Nulru0s 100 D.
Issrrl .imulBu,uusN, one lgins rN.HsN'', to
FHf..I o. ll.trfH anI DE- ,th.ri1 WDsiru .H.'gis.
Ir,b r1u stU .uutt.H I.ur Steel Iu-u,iucs irum
HIr..rsI fHulr-s lt JuIr.Hi ATfrt, representing
r.ri,r .uu, um1tLsl.r Wow iom lhc sr'rrIii
isnT.rlr, >.yrrt, lthr rHurfr1, &C sHu' lDHr
EHlcr. vhu4s Architectural I.,uil or ll'iarir'l
,Huu.f.T entities % Oh sIgh D.uuurmHraiiur. Ten
lHI's ul'I DrmI..r volume.
THr r.,.,ui ,u'u.-s Tho W,s',n SrJiHn v'i
r.HrB.r HHrfrg uiLTf i.r-ip rs, We've ct tIr
rrra1 1rI rsyu'IHrsr#rH0, rr Nfssus.TVi uNrr,
.ru iis uti.i1 at lusA1 lake down 10 81. mruth,
Irng N., uI',H.. lls sfntL,r msHH.l ihr ,H'.
rrr ulihr Eastern s.rf."ru VIII urrrsrri un.1 .u-i
.Hs.ts irln che >t1l#al States as l,r urst
striking apl iuI, Nmur1r.
Urt rf,Nr.''rHrr hls thus lrr1 aimed M iH thr
Tr-H,rr.. ihc lairmu-.II1uHrHi l'.a viIl have
ry,N aff,liiHu l,.i#vtiwHu ft. ~ 'Npruse has
I-rl sr.irrI tH rru'Ir thr vHiA iu th.s urspsgi,
a'.n Natiural N5Huu.nt. Nbr, Of lhe l.'t
arl rsrrlr writer's uiihr CsuatN sIr engaged lee
nTeu'r contributors lHl ihr lafuiul direction
OF ths whole hls bssu entrusted o. ths cate u
NJ JuNUtIs 4 nNSA, vhu.r raHIH b. su'h-
rrart -.srlufs. that th- WORK vii o. unr uf s1ll
r.rrit. Bsv,u Hs II rlr-BHg, bbl l-1ut,. Each
rrIr uii ruutIn from ~ tu IL Ty-rs l,ti,rprrss,
rI1trl iB ,',cvrlt typs anil u1 sr'sH'i Co. Inp-r.
With ils a.t uniul-r Zach su',-rIII-r a. the two
Volumes we'll rusrtsy O, each Section II the vurA
1- 1Ih-DuSal 1tils Fog, r>rsuiri iH high sNlr
.l art, 8HI as rrrrurun, m1 .1ihor1t steel lu.
u o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-02-24
Grand Trunk Railway Co.
OF CANADA.
PORTLAND & MONTREAL DISTRICT
ea e9 t7@sl
CHANGE 90 nouns ON THT
UTIAN ISTHI & T.

Cs-psrei-g MsH5sy NgroaIo q, 1888.
PASSENGER TRAINS will run daily, Sunday
i cNrrrtc,i. till farther notice, a. lclloWs
Leave Portland lsand ronl nj 80. 4. W
Leave leland fond Coz Portland and Bo.ton at
SEQ AN.
Leave ra,,'and for South Paris at7i5A.M.
anII.31r. NJ.
Law Souib rari. fir Portland and Boston at e
4. ", anl I2.I0P ".
tss,r Ma,trsal f,r Sheibrookc at3P.M.
Leave Shetbuuokc "r Montreal al 4. VI.
Freight trains With passenger car attached
leave, Shrdu.ok fr Island Pond NJ ! +. VI, IN
ihr arrival 81 che T.. ". train from Montreal,
Rstumin. have. i.l,nl ronl at ~ at night anl
ARRIVES ~ ShrthoaAc o. c,1uCCt With the \ VI.
iu,a ipr Nnpirral.
Lave roul,nn fr 4. ( Il. Rail Uuad, at rs
4. VI. anl - y. N.
ENrrc.. Freight Triin lclyrs Portland &c l..
land rupl 90 eco \. VI.
Irr,l Freight Tain l,a,o. ruIthud &C. Gotham
a. 5.2l 4. ~.
Lsprc.. rr,'sat Tain leaya, leland rool hr
pouL,ni at eos \. VI.
local Frrish, l'm,o lelycs Go,ham ior ror.
rpd no Glj \. VI.
F,r,sb, ,nio. have Portland for \. & X. u.
Road 10 = 10 \. VI.
On the arrival uf the us 4. VI. train from
Portland 10 Suuih Paris. stage. leave Tuc-tly
Thurs.fl, anil SIuuIsN- Zoe Harrison, Bujgiuu,
Waterford. lowell ani Tpriurg.
DH thr arrival ,f the 80 T.. ". TAIN from
Portland. az pNaut's Pond, stage, lratc dJ,., iar
Gursrr'. NolI,,, Wrlur.,',, srl Trils, for DIX.
G,lI; rur.day, Ih1rlly, AND saturday ior Ando-
yer.
~ Toe COMPANY vii not d. ucsrou.'h.r Or
baggage o. ap auiuuut exceeding : - De- value, ul-
o.. uuir, B. given apI Paid Gee 20 thr rate ui uu'
f,..er-si f,l 500 additional ,s'rc.
4. BIDDER, ti,ucral Manager.
q 4. CORSEG, Sup. rori. Dot,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-02-24

Tug NtUur S,ug or Lows. Midnight
vciIrd tie heayc1s With infinite bagkue,s as
Hans Won Rosruhaum ,,-fPcl i'um ihc ore
ricJ balI. Of ,hc Elukrl I5Srr Hans DUN
Slus and Bru,. The Gam Of che beer UII'
dashed Do, Mild beard, sod the murmur OF
tie evcutu, hrcrre mingled 900 hls soul with
thc ncmoric. ofcric. fur another prrtzr' goo
and "grIus tu Je Lager 90 aad ,he ,ulI0c Of
harp, and r,auos-ir u bal blcu concert
night.
"Ka,.a.ri-u, o" he cried f,1m The bottom
Ofhis heart anJ voice Ka'.a.r.ua '-Aomm
heiaus
Tie breeze ghsj in the leavcs-,he waves
rpp'eJ-all AS sull.
Once more in agony arose 'ha, sry-"Ha'-
s-ri-na 90
Deep frcn the rrccsscs " tie second story
window -urnursj an answer.
"Nir lp'au Lsrr,'.
"vO,- ycu r.si kon on, '' rUlrCd Hans,
in an the grtcf Of rejected love. "Den you
Tue, mi, rcr ,cuSl and he dooj.red Go,rh.
immclkrcuNschock,chWcrsno,h
A brick few from his hand, skinned
through ih- mr,,, alr-,hcre vas a jingle 0f
broken -'ays-a sry in female puch-aHl-
al Vas silent
sui wander. tu DARK Nude
,...L.- tL- sr..f.aI firm az Hans Nun NH.Hu-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-02-24


How TO rrtL a coon TElcura. 4 gen
,leman from Swsmpsillo, State Of Ne" York,
vas telling how many different OCCUPATIONS
\, Aal attempted. Among Others, be had
uied school teaching
"Ilow l.ag did you teach ?" asked by
snuier.
"wal. I iidn', teach long; that is, I only
,rcai to ,cleh."
Did YOU hire cut !"
wal, ! didnt hire out; I only ,'csi to
hir, cu,."
Why ~ you give !, upi'
"wal, gave u up-fur some reason or
nuihcr. You see. travelled iuio dccs'rio'
ALL inquired or the trustees. Somebody
said VIZ. SnicLels va, The man wanted To
see. So I found Mr.. Suickrls-uamcd my
,birt, interviewing mysclf-aui asked him
what he thought about le',iag me iry my
nav luck with the bir bays std unruly gals %
the de,sirict. lie wanted To know d ] 'aa'y
considered myself cap'hlr; and told him
~oulint mind his asking ne a few easy
question in 'ri,hmetc and 'io-uUhy, or show
ipc nv hand writing. Bu, be said no, never
mind. he could tell god teacher by his
coii."
az, nc see son walk uira liule WAYS,
s,ys he. and can tel" saws be " J.s'
wells "a hccrd you examine" says be.
I'll. -, in the door a. be spoke, auil
,isusg he locked lulc sLiu..b, boz ] vas
considerable frustrated. and jijn' tmind much.
50 turned abOu, aal walked oTas smart a.
| kuov'd how. lie said he'd tell me when
To stop. 50 I Lep on ,lll I thought 10 Con Ar
snourh-,h,n ,'psc,ci s'thiu- was Co paw
and lool,d round Wal, tis door rg' s't
cs9 Sqi,ls', rrs, COVE
odd you ro bark'
"wal. no-l diJn', 60 hack -
Did sou APPLY for auu,h,r school"
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