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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-01
This Way, Ladies and Gentlemen
For good, duTa5le, cheap and beaufJul Pictures

For good, durable, cheap and beautiful Pictures.
AmbrOtyPe Likenesses of very supe-
rior quality on new and improved plan, far
surprising the Daguerreotype. They are not
reversed, but show everything in its true posi-
ton-are without the glare of the Daguerreo-
type, and hence may be seen in any view :;
they are taken in one fifth of the time of
Daguerreotype, and therefore better for taking
small Children, which require but a second in
bright light, and on dark or rainy DAYS are
taken as quick as Daguerreotypes in the clea-
rest days; they are far more durable than any
picture ever made BY light being taken on plate
glass TO which another plate of the same is
Theoretically sealed with an understandable
cement, by which the picture retains its bril-
liancy for ages; and II will not corrode by
acids, nor be injured by weather or climate.
Copies of Daguerreotypes, Oil Paintings,
Ensravlngs. or any other object whatever, are
made by this process finer than BY any other
known. 20 Portraits set in elegant frames of
morocco, or fancy cases, gold lockelS, breast
pms, finger rings, &c. &c. at short notice.
Also, DaguerreOtypesw which for true
and faithful life lkenesses are not surpassed.
% Ofeither of the above mentioned species
Of Portraits. the value is undeniabe They
tighten the sorrows of absence or death, by
granting us to behold beloved relative or
prizedtriend almost as distinctly as if present.
Mother! father! sisters brothers, friends
what would you not give il the faces of the
lost might still and ever smile upon You as
In life! Then procure Portraits ere too late,
Charges moderate, and Likenesses warran-
ted to please. Daguerreotypes, Paintings.
Drawings &c. copied. Outdoor Views and
Miniatures of Deceased Persons taken at the
shortest notice. ~ Remember the place
Room in Beavers building. next the Telegraph
office, Lewisburg. MCARTY Arfist
WE STUDY TO PLEASE.
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The EANTIcIpATED CoMET-The French
are in quite stir about comet that some
oftheir greatest sky-rakers have discovered
why up some where towards the good set
Element We read about they say it is to
visit our own inofFensive, unobtrusiye lit
tie earth, about the middle of June next,
put period to time, and wind up sublu-
nary matters generally by grand COLI
sion. This cometary bug a-boo has got to
be such an uucommonly common occur
renee, that We have got used to it, and
don't mind it any longer. Arago's Astro-
nomy teaches that there is one pntauora.
be CHANCE to s~o hundred and eighty one
niuions.y .tarOraJSe chmccs-1 to 2sl,-
100000. However, should any person
feel not altogether at ease in regard to his
claims of living through next June,sit
would be well for him to overhaul his old
papers, aud ascertain if his printers and
other bills are all squared up to that time
if they archie can gaze upon the struggling
blazer calmly; but if not, he should have
his life insured at once.
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FINE BANK BARN

naarIy new, a two-stcrey frame Dwelling "a
House, Corn House, a Wagon Shed y
and other necessary Oulbuildings-a I.5s
failing Spring Of Wafer in the Cellar K ,,s
and a Well with Pump in the Barnyali-rl
50 thriving yonng Apple Orchard Wa
= can be had in most of The fields.
- The Farm will be offered as III "a
in parts To SUIT purchasers.
Terms reasonable, and Will be made ilo.l
at sale.
Persons wishing to view the premise, -
requested to call on the Administrator, or 4,
Joseph MusSer, near the premises.
HUGH i. SHELLER.
Administrator Of Wa- WILSON Jr. lsc.
April =. 1887
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William vanGezer,
A TT0RNEY at Law,
u Lcwlsburg, Union Co., Pa.
" Office opposite Kline's Hotel 57l
Vocal and Instrumental Music.

'HE subscriber having located himself in
i Lewisburg, is ready 70 teach Instrumen.
tai Music in all its branches, viz. Piano, Melo.
deon' Guitar, Violin, Violincello, Flute, and
all Brass Instruments.
He will also teach Vocal Music.
Having been taught in the best Schools in
Germany, he deems himself qualified to rem.
der satisfaction.
He will also tune Pianos, and put them in
repair if desired.
Residence for the presen, at Herr's Hotel.
Jan. ~, 1897. PROF. p, HELD.
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FIFTY ACRES. more or less.

The above lands are well timbered WIN
white and yellow Pine, Oak and other vala-
be timber.
The undersigned offers the one undiyi14
half of the above described lands for sale y
Administrator of HvxRr ArRaND, decd, T
virtue of a power granted him for tina, purPo''
by special act Of Assembly, approved lns
26ih day Of March. A. D., 1857, and the on"
half in his own right. as Co-tenant Win A'
SAID Henry, now deceased.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. W.
each Of the above mentioned days, when y.
conditions, which will be liberal, will be mA-'
known by the subscriber.
JACOB AURAND.
Niddleburg, Snyder Co., Pa, April 81 -.
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Administrators Notice.

NJ HEREAS, Letters Of Administration 10
w the estate Of ALEXANDER CUM.
MiNGS. late of Mifiiinburg. deceased, have
been granted 10 the undersigned, all persons
knowing themselves indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment.
ana those having claims upon it will present
ihem properly authenticated for settlement.
JAMES W.SANlpS. Administrator.
March 70 ,NJI ,rGrd
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-01

ST. LOUIS, April 27.-James S. Raj
lins, recently recommended as candidate
for Governor by the American Convention
announces himself as candidate for tha,
office in opposition to the Democratic can
didate. The third day of August next ha.
been the day fixed for an election to fill
the vacancy occasioned by the resignation
o. Gov Polk.
! TOLEDO, April PA boiler in the
steam planning mill of Messrs. Raymond &
Hathaway, in this city, exploded this
morning, seriously injuring five persons.
One Of the injured persons has already
died, and two others are not expected to
recover. The building is almost total y
demolished
CHICAGO, April 27.-The latest intelli.
gence from the scene of the Indian troub.
les, In Minnesota, is to the effect that on
the 18th inst, battle was fought at Wa.
lonwan River, thirty miles above Mauka.
to, between the Indians and the St Pc.
ter's Volunteers, under command of Gen.
eral Dodd. Twelve Indians were killed
and several wounded. The Volunteers
did not lose man.
RICHMOND, April 27.-The Abingdon
Democrat says, that for the week proceed
ing Tuesday last, snow had fallen daily in
Washington county. The fruit trees are
generally killed and vegetation very back.
ward throughout the Southwest section of
the State. Many of the cattle are dying.
Antoinette Brown, more recently Rev.
Mrs. Blackwell, seems to have made a
failure in her first pastoral. The church
at South Butler, N Y, over which she
was settled, is now dissolved, and the
meeting house closed
The New-York Day Book Qhs most
rabid of Democratic sheets) says that Sid.
ney Webster, Pierce's private secretary,
was great rascal-says he was in league
with o. B. Matteson in all his illegal tran.
sactions.
A bill to prohibit the emancipation of
slaves, under any circumstances, has pas
'ed the Louisiana Legislature. A bill is
pending to prevent marriages between
Hhite persons and cOlorcd persons.
The Lebanon Valley Railroad, between
Lebanon and Reading, will be in order
or the running Of trains, early in June
'ext.
A boy only fourteen years Of age has
'een convicted Of murder, and sentenced
be hung, in Csnala.
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/ r O N O r E
400 Acres.

No. "a Tract of Land, situate in as
aforesaid township and county; adIoln's
lands of Middleswarth, kernS & Co. lands o.
- Decker, Gift and others, tract Mol abo''
described, and others, and containing
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Tuesday, 18th Nav ne>t

commencing al len o'clock in the forer,,
the following Real Estate. VIZ:
THE "MANSION FARM" of T.
late VIM. Wilson Jr., Of Kelly Tp. Union
Pa, adjoining lands Of David Heiniey, la
Hummel. Mrs. Mcclure, and Joseph bus,
and c1pfafrfbr
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE A,
PUBLIC SALE.

DY an Alias order of the ORPHANS C..
ID of Union county, | Will expose . B,
on the premises. on
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-01

OFF THE LIsr.-Judge Mcclure, of
Pittsburg, has stricken the following mem.
bers Of the bar from the list of practiciDg
Attorneys:
c. 0. Loomis, who, as it appeared from
the record, was wanting in fidelity to his
clients and the Court. D. d. Hazen and
Anthony Hartz, who were guilty cf con-
duct unbecoming members of the bar.
If other Judges were to pursue the
same course, some Attorneys would take
little better care of themselves.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-01

MORE PRooFs.-Capt. Rynders was the
President Of the great fillibuster meeting
in New York to sympathize with Gen
Walker and Buchanan makes him, Mar.
shal Of the district Aud his Secretary Of
State sent the following to the same meet
ing:
WAsHlSaro~, MAY 7, ls56.-I,is not possi-
bic for me to attend your meeting. though
sincerely hope that the movement Of General
Walker will be successful. ! think the best
interests of this country, of,hat country and
Of the world require il. II has all of my best
wishes. LEWIS CAss
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]. Weichselbaum

at HERR'S HOTEL, where he offers for sale,
5@ SPECTACLES
OF every variety, size and quality.
new invention of Spectacles, for distant or
close reading, with gold, silver, steel and tor.
toise-she!l frames, and a new and improved
assortment of perifocal ground flint Glasses of
his own manufacture. He would particularly
call the attention of the public TO his Spectacles
for near.sighted persons, and for per.
sons who have been operated upon for the
cataract OF the and to his kind Of Glasses and
Conservers Of the sight made of the best flint and azure
Giasses Good Glasses may be known by their shane
exact center sharp and highly polished surfac. These
qualities are to be found to high degree in his glasses
HIGHLY IMPORTANT-lhe very best
BRAZILIAN PEBBLE!i universally proved to be far
superior to any other Glass.
Also MICROSCOPES, SPY and 1yTZZING GL4 4SSgS
of every size and quality, TELESCOPES MAGNIFTLNf;
and OPERA CLASSES with different powers together
with every variety of articles in the optical line not
mentioned. "
Eg-OPTlCAL and other Instruments and Glasses caro-
fuy repaired at short notice. lie can ALWAYS seI.c
Glasses to suit the vision Of the person. he
upon the first trial He will remain in Lewisbury DIR
ING MAY COURT, and those in want of the above
articles will please give him a call.
6n-He will, if required, go to any respectable bouse
where his services may he wanted
u The very best EYE-WATER always for
sale.-@ 3w6Sl
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-01

I'm CLOCkS-all kinds of s-day and
E ro3o-hour Brass Clocks and patent lever
NA% tlme-pieces, Brass s-day clocks at 81,
orass SO-hour clocks as low as 81. All clocks
warranted for one year at i'll. YODER'S
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-01

AIDES DRESS GOODS-new and hand.
IL some-just reed by
Dec. 70. BEAVER & KPEMER.
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Real Estate
FOR RENT,

THE large and commodore po,
heretofore occupied by ?.
in printisg the UHon Aygus, in Frlc.'' y
ing near The corner Of Third and N.
streets. Possession given immedialelv
Apply to John Iiy,
April 90, 1857. attorney for Wv 3
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-01

JOSIAH KELLY. AuCtiOueer.
COLLECTS the patronage of the public
~ Residence on South Fifth street. Lewis
ours, fa- [December >. 1856.
White OaI. Posts fer sale. inquire
NJ WN. LONGDY
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-01

On the 18th inst. the Commissioners of
the Lock Haven & Tyrone Railroad, hav.
ing received letters patent from the Gov
ernor met at Bellefonte, and organized by
electing the following Board of Managers:
DR.. VIM. Underwood, (PresiienD,
Hon. Jas. 7. Hale, Gen. Jas. Irwin, Har-
vey Mann, DR.. J. NJ. Mccoy, VIM. A.
Thomas, Roland Curtin, f. C. Humos,
c. C. Price, J. II. Mccoy, J. T. Matthias,
l.. A. Mackey, J. J. Thompson, John 7.
johnson was chosen Secretary, Edmund
Blanchard, Treasurer, and John NJ. Nc
MINI Chief Engineer.
Resolred, That the President and En-.
gineer to be directed to receive proposals,
until the 9TH Of May next, for grading and
bridging said road for each section, or any
number of sections, or the whole work.
DANvILLE, April 24.-Hon John G.
Montgomery, Democratic member of
Congress elect from this district, died at
two o'clock this morning. Mr.. Mon'gom-
cry is victim of the National Hotel cpl
demic. His funeral will take place on
Saturday at 2 P. NJ.
BALTIMORE, April PA fire broke
out in Maryland Penitentiary last night,
destroying one workshop, together with
quantity of machinery, and causing loss
of $4,000. None of the prisoners escap.
ed, although it was evidently planned by
them with that view.
James Dunlop, Esq, formerly a men,
Der of the Legislature from Erie county,
but recently resident of Pittsburg, died
in that city on Wednesday last. lie was
an able aud learned lawyer, the author of
u digest of the State laws, aud several
other legal works.
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1873 Acres ,sIes.'. spd 81

The Farm is mostly Of the first qual.,,
SOIL and under good imProvementhardsor,
located on the River road about half r
from Lewisburg. The Improvements sr,
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COAL! COAL:
( lNOAL i---The undersigned would re-

" peclfully inform the citizens Of Lewi>'uI.
and vicinity, as well as persons in adIolhine
towns, that he keeps constantly on hanG :
supply Of SHA.HOKIN and UILKS-BihhH
COAL. for Stove and other purposes, OF ever,
variety and ssc and will deliver Coal to persons
IT, s- he has team for that purpose. Having srct
PAIR OF good WEIGH SCALES, he can assure fI,.
purchasing coal that they se, full weight and 'lu'
pay only for THAT they r.r.itc. -.
Gal can he had at the lows; Cash prices at his i'
few wards from Mr. Wridarsau's tfctrL -,
hE!CHiAG-al Kinds will he attended, 70 al , W, '
Yard. GEORGE HOLSILlN-
L~wiSburg, May Is. 1879
- Also Black>miih'> Coal.
TOT <ouSfabIcS--Court returns and oii,'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-01

NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD.
There is force of about 200 man laying
the track on the road between Trevorton
bridge and Mahantango creek The work
is to be completed so tha. passenger trains
will pass over it by the Is: of May. The
packets will then connect with the road
at Port Trevorton. Passengers from Phi
ladelpbia will then reach Sunbury about
6 o'clock in the evening.
The work on the Railroad, from Trev.
orton bridge to Sunbury,::was allotted as
follows
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-01

Section A. F. Carnes & Co.
4G VIM. NJ. Wiley.
AZ Thos 4. Shull & Co.
4s Collins, Lee & Co.
40 Raymond & Kendig,
so Daniel Dougherty.
Sig James Burns & Co.
53,4 Jacob Seashel,z & Co.
The work to be commenced as soon as
possible and finished by the lst of Novem-
Der next.-.SnnJury papers.
WASHINGTON, April l4.-lt is estima-
ted that early in June there will be 3 900
U. S. Troops in Kansas, under Gen'ls
Harneyand Smith. Bowlegs it is thought
will be coaxed out of Florida. There is
some talk Of sending somebody to subdue
the Mormons-bu' who will accent the
command, and he Governor? Mor,nons
would drive of real Governor. as H..
Rufkaus 10 in Kausa.
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Freedom, national; Slavery, sectional!

We appeal from the fire Siars-hoiiing Supreme
Court Judyssto the People OF PExxsrLvAsIA!
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-01
sBLlC SALE OF VALCABLE
Real Estate!

~ f Undersigned Will offer for sale, a, q.
Public house lately kept bv Capt VI
Ebert. IN Hartleton. BARLEY TIP. Union CO.
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Southern MILITARY .acadensy Lot
- Terry
+ Eg s55t-2ft5FC FCJ,Alq n ESt&
Whole Tickets, slo Halves, 5; Quarters, 81 50 Il


Whole Tickets $40; Halves s. Quarters 81 50 Fights 81 25
APPROXIMATION PRIZES
The two preceding and the succeeding Numbers to those
drawing the FIRST l6 prizes viii be entitled the 64 Approxi-
nation Prizes, according to the schsme.
5000 Prizes Of $40 will be determined by the last figure Of the
number that draws the $4,000 prize For example n the
number drawing the prize ends with No then all
tickets where the number ends in will be entitled to $40 If
the number ends with No then all the tickets where the
ber ends in will be entitled to S49 and SO on to 0.
~ i. INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS 93si
As by this Scheme Ticket in every 10 guaranteed
draw $40 will sell Certificates Of Packages of 10 Tickets
Consecutive nuberS the following rates. which
on them.
the purchaser
Certificate of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets $50
e 4 10 Half 5............ 30
~ Quarter :. ............ Is
will be perceived by this pa that for $50 purchaser
has certificate Of 10 tickets when If he buys tickets he would
only get for that Whoes thus by buying certificates
has four chances for the larger PsHalves and Quar-
ter Packages in proportion. ~ 545'
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES, IT,
Enclose the money address for the Tickets ordered
receptof which they will be forwarded w 6rs mail
The list Of drawn Numbers and Priz:s will be sent to pur-
chasers Immediately after the drawing. ~
RPAe Tickets caed in other tickets at either
office.
Orders for Tickets addressed either to Samuel
Swan, Box 36 S. Post-offce New Orleans, or to
s. SWAN & CO., Atlanta, Ga,
dso 2pa&w or S. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala:
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A AsTAeESTRucK LADY BREAKs Dowg.-The New
York papers have recently nadea great noise about
talented wealthy and aristocratic LADY Of that city
who was about to make her debut and take the the
atrical world by storm. She finally appeared at the
Metropolitan TheateF, in Buffalo, as Jt,et and if the
critic of the Republic is not mistaken, she did in the
expressive parlance of the Bowery, " take 'em all
down The house was crowded, and, according to
all accounts the play the richest spectacle which
Tom Carr, the manager, ever produced, Juliet was
too Tuach, even for Buffalo audience. They were as.
tonished, they smiled, they laughed they fairly howl.
ed with delight. The play was turned into farce,
and applause was eted out to every actor and actress
on the stage ndiscriminately from the fair ebutaue
down to the humblest supernumerary. The lady, it
would seem from the critique upon her G spIlrge, 2
has nothing but fine form as stage capital voice
weak harsh and disagreeable, features without ex-
preston, and total incapaeity, the Republic man
says. to make any proper disposition of her hands
and feet, and all this with her assumption of stage
airs to terrible degree, brought down the house,,
We see by the playbill in recent number Of the Bu
falo Advertiser that she is announced as Lady
t1sasle, as g her last appearance on any STAGE
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Eastman, S lloyd,

COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND DEALERS IN
-yz 51 5S55 PRO FI ISIoNS, gs@ Is
Nos. 40 and ~ Broad street, N. Y.
SMITH j. EASTMAN. JOHN c. LLOYD.
With ample MEANS propose all have hard,
fer the selection of the ade lots to suit purchasers
pie stock Of PROVISIONS embracing Pork Beef Lard Tai
low Crease Smoked Picked and Dry Salt Moats Hams Sides
and Shoulders.
We respeculy solicit The csnnratonp the ayors Of orr
old friends and patrons aud the patronage Of the trade
ally All shipping orders and orders received by mail will
receive particular attention. and will be executed at the lowest
market prices. d13 2n6w
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LATER FROM KEY WEsr.- More Trouble Erpected
,cith the Horida Adiaas-We extract the following
from letter in the Savannah Georgian, dated Key
West, December 25 81
We have late arrivals from Cape Florida, where two
companies OF the I'd artillery are stationed. No In.
dans have been seen by the soldiers although fresh
traces were discovered The troops were occupied IN
cutting roads along the borders Of the everglades
White flags have been placed at proper intervals. 70
attract the attention Of the Indians; Tins far they
have taken no friendly notice Of them The flags 81
truce at the edge Of the Indian track have many 81
them been pulled down by the savages, who, by this
course with Gen. Hafney, sS n s.
The United States transport steamship Fashion
Capt. Baker, arrived at this port on the 2Ist from
New York en- route for the west coast Of Florida
She will at once proceed to Charlotte Harbor where
she will find orders from Cen Harvey Several OH
GERS and soldiers are board They will join their
respective regiments, now in the field.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-02

AsEcpoTE OF BgRNs.-Busns was standing one
day upon the quay ut Greenock when wealthy
merchant bSlonging to the town had the nisfoftune
to fall into the harhor. He was no swimmer, and his
death would have been inevitable had nqt q sailor,
who happened to be passing at the time
plunged in, and at the risk of his own life rescued
him from his dangerous situation.
The Greenoek merchant, upon recovering from his
fright put his hand into his pocket aud geaefotsay
presented the sailor with shilling The crowd who
were by this time collected loudly protested against
the Contemplate insignifcance Of the sum; but
Burns with smile Of iaeable scorn, entreated them
to restrain their clamor, for said he = the gentle
is Of course the best Judge Of the, value Of his
OWN lifei fs4 ssS3l sSS a. s. a ss
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The RIVERS, WEATHER, The river at this
point was stationary yesterday with four and half
feet on the worst bars to Cairo There was no arrival
and but one departure the York State for Alton.
The ice had decreased in quantity yesterday and
boats which made their trips regularly. The wealth
er was soft, with light drizzlng rain all day and
last evening the sky wore the appearance Of long
spell OF wet weather. We have no news from any of
the upper rivers. [St. Louis Republican, 27th.
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HuRRIcA terrible tornado took place a few
days ago near Marion, South Carolina. The Marion
Star says: ,i-9
Fortunately no lives were lost though many were
imperiled- Considerable damage was done to timber
and fences. Fodder stacks were literally torn to
pieces and their fragments borne in some instances
two or three miles from its original location. Some
few houses were blown down. and their contents scat
tered about by the wind In one instance carpet
bag was taken and carried distance of one mile be-
fore it touched the ground, a 81
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FoR OUR MRD1cAL READERs.--a What a queer
way Herr Won Ellenboken has Of working his shoul.
ders about when he sings = remarked Pauline /" One
would think he sang with them.'' 5&. zsS,
:" That" remarked the Doctor, " Is because he il a
hunerus singer" s..
Poor Pauline?- it took her half minute to resur
rect from her school lessons the memory that kaets
is Latin for shoulder,