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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-20
MASONIC FEMALE COLLEGIATE
AESR'A'Esj1EG,

y Il con l. = B l. Il y.
fNlIE Trustees of this INSTITUTION desi-
l. rous of placing it upon permanent bn-
sis and of extending. its benefits, propose 10
sell SCHOLARSHIPS upon the following plan: !:
Twenty Years in the Literary De-
partmcnt, $50 90
Fifteen Years in the Literary De-
pnrtmrn,, l2j un
Ten Years in the Literary Department, :" n"
Six " " 30 %
Any person purchasing II Scholarship for II
number "f Years less ihan twenty will he per-
United t" Us. I ut amy time during twenty
Years.
y. W. McrANTS, Esq, II worthy brother
and gentleman Of the highest respect ability,
is o:lr a'-r'A ;nr III" sal" of the above and is
an,lrii.",i." I" receive EQUATIONS. Contd"ntlv
relying ',',n he iirr'itv OF o',r Order an.l IA,
intelligent public, V" c":n:!!ruI hiu and his
mission /" i.:r confidence and support.
J. X. VANCE, p. B. =.
March II, $50. .iG.tf
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-20

''eseslne sesks as ~ Sssalessa ssis alSssa| a
TsHE absst,bsE ylt saH a pSbiis Auetisas
w at AghSyilIs Eisf4, sYn SSsase Iib ia AN{{t
nsxt,, FfsIS VI lasSf iidiif .ESs
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MnkGh B, 1851. A3sW
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-20

: ,ts The friends Of D. W. HAwPfI0RN re !.
sPectn,llS announce him candidate, ,fot Sheriffs
of AbbevilIe District snext election. Fs e
, mi ssD~ " tAe,,, D:
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-20

Z eg- The; fiieuds es Mr. q f sDu RRFrr.2
specifically announce HIN as a Consolidate sfsr
Sheriff at thsSncxt election 4r.r..' ~ ~ a
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-20

!; tNE F4sr hpsonas ofW ". GRIFFIN srsspess.
fuzzy announce him candidate for&hcrif at
tile ensuing election. INLAY -. 1855
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-20

TIE. friends ofsS g., w. enIi.L :Sssneofss
failssan1,sapee lima Canaidais fOE sksfids 40
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-20

T. Il. CDClInAN,S s. \. u.
Sheriff t;"..c", IIagc!:. Ii, 1857. sG-,xl
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-20

4 sw-< Tlfeffienas of NIMRoD Mcc0 c0KDs "a.
,spestfalIy apnentise hm as a. candIlate foss
Sheriff at.ths ShiiIrE ELECTION.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-26
LOCAL ITEMS.

board or TaADE.-To those inter
ested An! indeed 70 our citizens ocner.
ally that the organization of th. asso-
citation it will be matter of congratua.
ton, is finally completed. The Off.
GERS have been selected from the diff
ferent branches of the Mercantile inter
ests ofthe city, and We think all elias
ses are we'll represented. The Directors
are working men and are disposed to
rake the institution attractive by II
generous policy in their management
and provisions for the reading ROOM
PANS will be taken to select the best
class Of Newspapers and reading ma
terial, and an attractive room will be
provided flr the accommodation ,f
members.
To do this there will be necessary
outlay which must be met BY the mi.
tiation fees Of members and we hope
no Merchant or business Man ofDay.
export will be so Indifferent to the
prosperity Of the institution, and that
OF the city, as not to respond freely
when the bill shall be presented for the
amount due Provisions bring made for
for those who are not Members, for the
privileges Of the reading room, it is to
be hoped our Citizens will come for.
ward and suberibe freely.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-26

lVrahlAtta.
Out readers viii be sar1rissd with
he to see how much this law diffevs
ffom that which man gave us as the
contents Of this law, who was partiei'
pating in the proceedings, The long
Withholding Of the publishing Of this
law, and tho obstinate silence Of
the American press caused US to expect
anything but good, bu, we did not an
ticipate thst We were deceived in such
degree. Instead Of our expecting
that not only the manufacturing Of
wine, beer and cider, but also the sale Of
the same would be permitted, We find
that the Jaw In this respect remains ia
stat" quo. Indeed, in See. LIST. of the
New Law, are stricken on. the words
OF Sec. LIST, Of the Old Law, to wit =
Ale. Porter. Lager Beer, Cider, and
ali wines are ncluded among intoxi.
ca, ng liquors within the meaning OF
this act but Sec, Q, Of the New Law
brings MI these beverages within the
meaning OF those tho sale Of which is
prohibited unless for certain purposes,
and under sggrss ating conditions.
According to the letter Of the New
Law is the meaning OF spirituous liz
uor even extended farther than in the
old law Of 1856; because in Sec, y,
Of the new Law, all spirituous, malt, or
vinous liquors are added, the sale Of
which is prohibited in Sec. LIST, Of the
old Law yet in force, SO that according
to the new Law. Of 1857, not only the
sale ofLsger Beer but even cammon
beer is prohibited. In Sec. ., not even
the manufacturing OF cider or wine is
permitted under circumstances, 50 that
it will be question oflaw whether the
brewing Of beer, - 4 beverage, Il
allowed; because IN Sec. lst, Of the
old law, the words remained. mo per.
son shall manufacture any Intoxicating
liquors. Aside from these. many other
sxorbitant sections oftLis law sieh,
b spoken Of tor tho present, however
these remarks are sufficient. AL will
perceive that the old prohihitory Law
Is aggravated By this new Law. In the
beginning we believed there we're Or.
sors in the printing Of ths new Law.
but We doubt NO more pow, that the
whole law i = gross sssor Of the Leg
islatpss of Iowa,
What ~ shall rsxs recommend, We
have not yet determined. Even the 40.
ssptioa Of this basbasous licsucs Law
ran hardly ssss vs. rom ths dsstsuct'
i've seassqssnsss 81 this ssansis Law.
~hish W eaell afssswAsd9 pseyN
Thu ,sW AswssiA AAa hsw Il NJ
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-26

ONE OF THE Moral I'oLuicIAss-
The Rev. Mr.. Kalloch was one Of the
most active clergymen of New Eng
land, who, with host Of others, made,
through a petition to the Senate, such
base aud unclerical onslaught upon
Senator Douglas
OF course he was fierce Fremonter
and bleeding Kansas man during the
late canvass, and was the author ofthe
following choice and dignified senti-
ment
We have laid that antiquatcd old
fogy, Lewis Cass, on the shelf of politi-
cal retirement. We have buried Eras-
tins Brooks, the most notorious and
unmitigated slanderrr Of Col. Fremont,
under the putrid mound Of his own cal
umnies, and left him to rot in the offal
Of political corruption. We hare COM
peiied Bvchonon to 90 into the Presi-
dency arith Juta small minoy;ty, and
u"der a protest from tie CHRIsrIANIrY.
THE INTELLIGENCE AND THE DEcENcY
OF THE NORTH.
The author Of the above language is .
now under indictment by Massachu-
sets grand jury, for The hi. licentious
and indecent conduct.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-26
For the Democrat.


MEssRs. EDIToRs In this morn.
ing's Der Dem0krdt | find the follow
ing remarks Of the editor Of that pa
per, touching the new License Law,
passed by our late Republican Legis'
lature, which ! translate for the benefit
OF yonr readers. 1t seems that our
German friends, as We anticipated, have
been completely sohi upon the Liquor
question, even while having one of
their German Republicans to look af
ter their interests. The editor Of
Der democrat appears to have got his
eyes open. Better late than never"
4 GERMAN DxuocRAr.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-26

EV A very consistent old gentle
man SAYS that he is the last man in the
world who will tyrannize over dauch
fer's affection. SO long as she marries
the man Of his choice, he don't care
whom She loves.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-26

EH-Dispatches from General Wool,
received at the War Department, rep
resent that peace prevails throughout
the Department ofthc Pacific, and that
there are no apprehensions of a renewal
OF hostlllties on the part Of the Indians
at least not so long as they are trea.
ted with ordinary Justice.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-26
R.10Si R.aGS! B.aGS!

|E ANurACTUhEpb BY the Chicsco Bag nanufseto
lry, n 'o'ph street. corner 81 Clars. Chicseo.
cur, bUIKwHRAT. CORN MEAL. Han, FAR
nERS. OSNABURG AND SEA MLrsS,
GRAIN SACKS
'urniahed upon the shortest notice, ana II the
,sst marhet bsices. The designs Tor branding are
=, original, and not 10 b surpassed In this coun-
a. ". ASHARn.
,Ms re Dearborn street. oaicaso.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-26

~ Prot. Ha,ldock arrived from
Iowa City last evening, and will lecture
before the Young Mems Literary Asso
citation. No mistake this time.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-26
BAGS AND SACKS.

lee 600 Osusbusa sacks, 2, 2k and bu.he
at loo priees. Also,
- 600 oea0less Dass Of ali sizes. at the
CHICAGO GAG MANUFACTORY,
~S7dim ile South Dearborn street, Chicago.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-26

~ Ass See enquiry in yester.
days Gazette relating to the Court
House square.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-26

enacted, 1t seems 70 US, is the hardest
nut, which was ever offered to the Ger.
man population.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-26

DRY GOODS.l
NEW GOODS RECEIVED AT
VADSWORTHS

IL 41f8 otacode oilks.
WIN. D. l.la..,
Sabroidsred Collars and bands,
~, oeUVa aAd PINT sab hthhots.
cs.ssoA SStsees tsf evening drsss,
white and oelsssi TstsstSLs.
Diaek Lone ohavls.
kxsra Aes sAxenG Ftannsls,
sAsA ga pisiA Aslneseks,
IAA,es' o,aek and white silk Hose.
white and eoiosea sklft lihii0s,
~ hsr,ns Vests and Pants,
Ladder French breakfast 1cts.,
ts CsAps. aad many ether ssvles e oosds to which
inSlte ottsntjno.
lOH oECONDbT opp. LeClAlre House.
exs11er'D Colore0 Rh Gloves |!
tnHAu AssertEsIt Of beautiful eo,oIs rscsived
t0ast wApswoNrH's,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-26
STATE DEMOCRAT.
Davenport. sesrsary 80, 1851.
TnE STATE DEMOCRAr,

TnE STATE DEMOCRAT.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO BUSINESS MEN.
Asan Advertising pap.r the State Democras is uat
'efsally regarded as the established .iiun u bust
ess communication between the buyer and seller;
sraeiy Increasing circulation. both at home all
sbreah. offers fsyorsble opportunity Tor j1dieiou
discrimination Of mc rosntls intelligence TN ais.
sAvo'he family Journal hence Retail Dealers a. wei
" M re- exten.se trades people Mechanic aud Citi
business. "A woHD To Tux wIsH."
Job PRINTING.
w. would call the atteation "f Mert hants. Busi-
ness aud others TO sAcilties for executing
with pfomptness, and In supeTi.r niAIner, JOB
PRINTING ia all IT. vsreiiee. quaiitIcs aud color.
and sol'i share " their pstra mage. Eaving go,e
10 consid- able sxp'nse Ia .i,ing up cur Job ing
R,tsh -hncr', ~ ar" prepared I, execute al hinds
u PLAIN and Ornamental Work such a. Ball Tickets
Prog rsiuni, CARTS ofesery description Circulars
al vsricira u printing In Gold silver Brorse. or
Color also, Pan ILrts Lawyer Bllct, Checks
Balls Of LSiins, Promissory Note, Way Bills, Iiand
hais Sc, With n"atnr>s ami on reasonable trn-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-26

Tyne for Sale.
Al The office on The State Urnespos.
One Font Brewer;
One do Burgeois;
One do Plea.
ryvs 10 partly worn, bptiu GOD wortins con
hen and works plain and clear II will Be 'o'd-
. ~ a,,,i a sor soop. dRwu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-26
CLOAKlN0 CLOTHS.
9 HI A w IL s j.

tAnl And square brSess s1o hsy e'Ass sss~''' "1o'
che beerts, ~.
Also . nice vssiasyof
LADIES OPERA HOODS,
Cen ar,s. vic,or!nes, Qaatd and loop Skirts
HOSIERY. GLOVES. &C.
Our stoak Of
II ~ bs.:.OstsA e rtes,
contains great many beautiful Collars, Hsnaksr-
chiefs Sleeves Bands, F1onnclne Lace ard Kisny',
and complete stock Of Velvet and other nrsss aud
aRd Cloak Trimmings. Our STOCK %
STAPLE GOODS,
10 y.yy large, snd oontains splendid variety 81 BID
Blankets, brown aud tiesehrd HGslins snd Dt.linSs
Ticking, woolen and cossne Flanneis. Iiossys DEN
Inns, Crash. &c.
Our goods were bought with he intention osope''.
ing here about the drst Of lat month. but W. were
not able g. procure room. TIE season has SO far
advanced tina, We will sch them a. very low prices
rs low II not lower than ever before s6ered in
this city order 10 mage for our sprin9 st"1k
Of eoods The psbie are respectfuiy invited IL call
and xamine our foods and prices.
jan2gitf Ear H. TIMER.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-26

|, WIN A. Dn,r helos's ustr Dye NJ buin'ns
is,erins compound could ever have attained the
a,versai favor accorded to this Dye, the original,
.,,y falling fsvor,te Nstsve 10 noi more true u
raj, han the brown or black produced In tie red
st ersysst or most frowry hair bym. Made anu
u, or applied at BAtshsaors Wis Factory, I'm nine
ivsse rosms) 2ss Broadway, New York. Vim
.,eh.ior 10 % tue boz Of al genuine 0shr' ere I'M
.tiens.
Por sale ~ Alvo-d = Van PstteI'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-26

NAR1 no ADs0R 'sving takra The Hon ia.
lvk ThnrtnSsSns Houss, 81 TIE snes IL eth and
Nam -treets y pow rrepa; 81 to acc, Dmndss rs to
- dey hoAsAess sNe vsaaa 70 ~, sui'shls 70 81
O. nts, o. 3 Gent and vile. .dea Gsdtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-26
Uassry'. Magical Pain Es,r.c,os.-IL- ga


srd vTiiici pal ohsractesisiis"i bAliff's NA''It
~ PAIN EXTRACTOR consist;
let OF liz nevsr f~iling and aud unique lI"I- II,
- soou - applied ~ ely ss njufy, check Ia
esms,s, on instantly, and tspidy 10 r''u.e At Ths,
isasuIs constitute. it, great Fewer TO allie, iste u
.all OF burns aud scAl4s, and Of otfrr painfu
as.s ia ~ Incredibly short space Of ir,' al ~
VI sppesr frstn Ii. few testnt hisl, hr.unto am
Pss-d kv.ry Intelligent uiiid /. fully aware that IA
IL esss VI eIternAl injury. the pam IL proiuc b,
unsnnstou Of the injuf ed PARTS; snd tL' efSr. #
|, "a remove thu cause Oh" effect must scass.
ID Its puriacative properties neutralge the roi-
bee ,hs, may isrk In the system, and Will when sI-
..et 10 tLc SORES, draw rapidly oil impure matter
the surface and e,rct -Aenoe the great dischsrye
d PRODUCES f.vm sores cecGsioned by hrTns-sn
hen applied to Old aad invstssstc sores. Salt kheI
Il ether cutsneous dls.ssss
Esch bel u genuine Dai.y's PAN kxtIsctoI has
pm Il ssssl Plate Engraved Lsb~. with the sigma
arrs,tC v CLICKkEER h Co. ptoprirtor., amt
.snsfaetursr HENRY DAILY Al others are
,uu,sfu Price 10 cents per box.
- Au,s,, should ts A,idtesssdto {. tiick-
,sr 4 10 ~ ~. relay stseet. NV York
A,j w nj, n, rSists. and Neil IL. dss' r. through
Il the tinted states. hp1o-"""''
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-26

new STORE
VIEW GOOD s /!
T.. = II. III. TI.e.ER,
ARE now opening at the tand formerly occupied
"A by M.ssfs. Sutton Co,
CORNER 2ND l. ROCK Isl AND ST :,
All entire slo-k q
Dry Goods.
b rsht ~ one otthe arm In The city Of " Yorker
PR. sly f.r iLis MARKET and WI. suited TO the fsde
and season Our stock OF
DIES DRESS GOODS,
IL lar4e and comprises great many elegant styles and
pstsrns Back fancy. p Gin stripd and plse Si'ks,
Muslin and Wool n .Isines Wool Breg"., Engl,sh
and French Xer,noes, Parsmeita Cloths. &c Al o
. heavy tck q Merrsn ack. Cecheco, Bay State.
Philip ALL MS, and other eoo' brands Of
Prints.
Az os which will b. sold n very 100 pr!sss.
Cloaks and MantllIas.
This aeya rtment of stock y sat ard coinpiesAnd
eontsihs . gr.s; uaaGy Eev -'yt"s bought ifest q
be EaRafAstuc ~; Also SSl@ odd s.+or'mr.i 81
CLOAkIN0 CLOTHS.
9 HI A w Il s
rurR And Square BsSehs AID Bay State sh.sis, hao.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-26
Dress Silks.

u. In want Of New Dre-s for thu approschins
6pltdsys, Should leUse No tias< in examining shc
utiful sssortmsnt Of Sllks, whlrl arc c:ered at
lord price, st WADSWoR1n'S. IN ~ st,
ec5o Opp site leClsire Rouse
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-26
lack Silks!

BROCNA LONG SnAWLSl
DsesssN ssesSss INV sryIx Lon Q sRAwIa
|~1S Va poVuAy&.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-26
SeIl,ag Rates Of Exchange.
Exchange On Germany

Exchange on Germany
eUsHf undersigned are nov psspars " drew ~
i o. he following cities In sbns " saV puseossa
1ern IN Prussia.
siosns IN
L. 'ps,s In eaBony.
OAs eel,
nyei ,AE,
Ham are,
Dyanl 'ort O. ~,
and snctt the ssstcm OF ell thoss having ess~
with t.ose citiss
oHUBn. D o.. narrow co., bAsssss'
SyrEALIN0 BnL Tor q and upward. vov eAie -
= CRcss. w., 1Aasov and Co.. osnssss'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-26

Blanks! Blanks !!
Ttt ST and WARRANTED DEEDS
FOR SALE Al IHis oItICE.

AGENTS FOR STATE DEMOCRAT,
D"iiy, TriWeekly amd weekly.
Nrw yoRx-S N. Pettipr,ii Il Co.
vi Own A Co.
'Ht, AGO-Scr. a Il ;xllaghrr.
" W 3 .sprncer
81. louis. ). Post.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-26

00poseans - fenales-Or. ChessGan's
eills. me Combinations Of inrreiirni. in these Pitts
the rssui, Of long and extensive practice They
ere lald Va their orrs,ion and certain in oprreeiin:
~ irrgulsr,es. painful messrua,. reno, ing ali
..truet,tns. WHETHER from cold OF otherwh., head
sehs pain In tbs s.ds, psp,aton Of the heart
% ssrp. wAach sriss fI0m ansrrupt.u Of nature -
ny eaa - successfully uss preventive. Thc-.
psu. should usvsr ee taken In pregnsnoy, .. they
you'd ssrs 10 cause mLsosrriss-. w4rasn,.d ..ur
, vssstsbis, and free from suyihi .tju,iu. I" IF.
Or health. Explicit d,rectths. which should b. read
accompany ssch hog. Price u. For sale by the
" usssts N Dsy~Lpor,. and Hios- n clrpengrr,
surA leland. Ssnt by mail By into,lns ~ 10 Dr Cor
ssA4ss l.. Cbr--~n,~n, NJ. 49, BryAtsAy. NV fors.
Ue3D-.iswins)
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-26

The subscribers Sc Agents
for M.psrs. 4. O.. Eerrina i
-. c-ls'.ra !. ID fiye and 1htef
Proof Ssr. We would invis-
the attrntil q Of The public -
b. sacs thss these SAfes hsv~
f,,r ysArs stersi tn test Of
ooth ore, thief ard alse q
time. Very many eAses viii
~ measure defy The { smer
. nd vet tall boee ~ the lAttoe.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-08-12
Low Necked Dresses.

The Pennsy sysvanians were q wise old
set of people, and were distinguished by
their simplicity, wisdom and virtue. One
of their old laws is pattern in its way.
1t says: 80 9af st4ai.sD sss' as = @5ssi
"'rhat if any white female of ten years
orupward should appear in any public
street, lane, highway, church, court house;
tavern, ball room, theatre; or any other
place of public resort, with naked shoul-
ders, ii. e. low necked dresses being able
to purchase necessary clothing, sha.l for
felt and pay a fine Of no less than one nor
more than two hundred dollars. +" This
was o. mark Of the wisdom of the men who
framed the laws of Pennsylvania. The
closing clause of this law, however, reads
that "for the purpose Of Distinguishing
between virtuous women and notorious
and unchaste women, the latter could 60
with their shoulders naked, thus exhibit
ing by their exposure, a sign Of their pro-
fession, serving at the same time as an
advertisement and q warming" What do
our party going people think Of this law!
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-08-12
~ We find in most Of our Il exchange

~. ~ + - ~ - 49, a
w We find in most of our exchanges
the particulars of trial recently had in
Scotland, wherein a Miss Madeline Smith
was charged with administering love
portion in the shape Of arsenic powders to
her lover, q young and ardent Frenchman,
with whom she had been on terms, if not
of affection, at least bordering on inti-
macy. The young fellow had occasional
sick spells after visiting his mistress, who
used the poisonous drug to clear her com
plexion. Although circumstances were
strong against her she having found a
more eligible match. and was exceedingly
anxious to get back her love letters, the
jury acquitted her. 4, fs,...g# s,.,i j.
Westward her course Of wandering took its
way So, a.. .,zs5,,f
and created quite stir in our east to
hear that she was about to arrive in the
United States. The rest of her,history is
in the future. The sooner she changes her
name, and sinks into the obscurity of an
other, the more sure win she escape the
hotoriety which could not fail to distress
any but the strong minded who seek it, and
to which class she seems to belong. Quite
. romance was stirred up. bat there is o
great deal of common-p place in it.-Ohio
Statesmen.
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w Which is the most trying to a
woman4a greenhorn of 4 servant girl, or
o stove that won't draw the day she ex;
poets company Mrs, Jones hired the
other day,sa Miss McDermott. just from
Cork Miss Med was ordered to
boil the tea Kettle, s 'ea''s.l..ss 49,
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'Certainly-if did not would not
have ordered you to do it-and be quick
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h Yes ma'am.'
Miss McDermott. obeyed orders. In
about half an hour afterwards Mrs. Jones
resumed the conversation.
Where's the tea-kettle, Bridget?'
In the dinner pot, ma'am!'
I'm the dinner pot?' ai3@ - 3 49,
Yes ma'am. You told me to- boil it,
and I've had it on to scald for an hour. 81
Mrs. Jones could bear no. more She
had rush of blood to her head, and went
into sweon The last we saw of her she
was being carried up stairs in an arm
chair. a yis8a 5sS sslo s5 80 sa'sa
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A Yellow Cub Bear.

/ Acuriositys in the animal kiHgdom es
been brought to Green Bay III "a
low cub rbear lcaptured by the Indians fkT
the vicinity Of Lake SursriofI andaisg
thought to bel cross between I'll .hrpnna
bear rof Asia and the polar e. ftAe1iAeeoo
.regionA The Indians report having aiv
q huge bear Of the same e0JeE, FsE7se q
two common black bears OF HE cub
tie 4dsoedts says: eft sss ksss -sss hns
/ yThs length Of ahis probeseis. ahis' bssxEs
face small blue eye, yellow scSass ssof assT
and his anatohical outlines pF6tso soiaa Nj
IN our mind, TO have some elaim, - ss6kgs
Of prinsgenitnre, 60 be the first sBruls Sfz
legitimate descent that ever navigsaSde
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LOVED THEE ONCE.

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io9ed thee once, but Ii was when
THY heart was free from guile; s.aa-a
When purity was nestled in @
The gladsome, winsome smile.
When faith and hope thy guardians were
Down times resistless tide;
Whensloy and truth together were ils :.
Attendants at thy side. ~ eiss s's 81
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1 ,lossd thee once, but it was when
sI shsred thy love alone, is's g - g -. -.
When all thy actions seemed to prove
Thy. heart was all mine own.
When. on thy finely chisselled lips
A smile Of welcome played q.s
When thou would st chide my tardiness
If from thy side I strayed.
Isloyed thee once. but now ] tear
Thy image from my heart,
And to their fountains backward send III
The burning tearst that start; -
cast aside thechain Of love
Which boundmy heart to thee,
Iloved thee once, but now, but now
Mg teart is once more free.
3. a. s,sssfhss aess ssgtie sssisesafs.
never Thought that in thy smile
A serpsnt fnrked beneath, - y =
Thst poisenous were the flowers fair
Within affection:s wreath; IS
But now my eyes pierce through the mis-
Which round my heart was cast, = si !
Thank God. thank God, my love for the