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Apparent deficit $ll,3ll.59S IL
As we have no particulars whateyer OF the
Post Once service We cannot tell whether thu
whole of the enormous deficit in that depart
ment Is represented among the various items
which make up the above aggregate of dis
bursements; but Of this fact there can be no
doubt, to-wit: that to constitute q true and
complete statement Of che public finances the
sum OF $7,OO0, 900, representing the admit.
ted receipts of the department, should be
added to the account Of the governments
income and to that Of it's expenditure for the
last fiscal year.
How much more ought to be added to the
side OF expenditures, on this account, cannot
be known until the full amount Of the Pos
Once deficiency 10 made known BY regular
report from the Auditor Of that department
but adding this erroneously omitted item,
We have the above amended aggregates:
Receipts S77.273'86g 6o
Expenditures $685., 467 II
Ia aadision 70 extravaganza in regular and
ordinary expenditure, it must be remembe cred
that tho Administration, in the creation OF
debt, has provided new item OF permanens
expenditure, which retrenchment and reform
cannot extinguish. That is the interest on
she money borrowed, amounting to the round
sum of $1,000, 900 year.
This state OF things is repugnant to every
sound principle OF national finance, and +
demoraiislng to the whole Administrative
system. inalienabls misohiefs will spring
from this reckless prodigality, il it be not
arrested. II IL foolish for the satellites OF
the Administration to hope to CLOSE over i.s
iimprovidence, or to divert the responsibility
Y. ConY. & Enc.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
BANk NOTICE.

BANk NOTICE.
NJ Office ia hereby given that the undersipp ned
~ have associated together for the purpose Of
forming branch Of tho State Bank Of Iowa in the
City Of keokuk, Lee County, Iowa
Books for the subscription Of the Capital Stock
of said branch will be opened, in accordance with
the provisions Of the Act creating raid Baak, on
Monday and Tuesday, September 18th and 18th
1888, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a. m and
o'clock p m, Mt the Calf House, corner Of Seco nd
and johnson streets, in the city Of keokuk, Lee
county, Iowa.
John q. Ployd, David White
John W. Cleghorn, N. McCrea,
VIM. +. Turner, VIM. Tim herman,
Harry Fulton, Mp. STARTS,
j. Hsnss. Guy Wells,
Chss. s. Morrison, Sam. Egbert.
d. 7. brigham, p. W. Potter,
John A. Graham, A. Hosmsr,
). wilkinson, Jos. j Letcher.
Keokuk, Aug. Is, ls6s-dtd
LNkAYSER'S BAKING POW DER, admitted by
all who have tried it. as superior 70 any 9th.
or, Manufactured and for sale BY
A. J. WILKINSON,
aug14d 90 Main street.
FOR RENT.
A DWELLING HOUSE with II rooms, furnish
"A ed II has good yard and cellar, and il we'll
calculated for = boarding house. The family
would board with the party taking the house.
Apply to STRIKER, WOOD 4 GRIFFITH,
sug23dst Third-st.
yarnisheA.
( NOPAL, Nos. l and 81 Coach, Iron, Dcmar or
- white, Japan and Leather, Of the Queen City
NArnish Co., for sale IN quantities to suit, by
A. J. WILKINSON,
aug23d IS Main..,.
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DERRY DAVIS Pain Kilier--lO gross large me.
dunn aud small sises, for sale BY
A. j. WILKINSON
aug25d % Aaip-st
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IHk0MES--Green and Yellow, dry. in stors and
~ for sale very low by
A. j. WILKINSON,
aug2Jd vs. Msiu-st.
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kcokuk Agency
Hon
WHEELER 4 WILSON'S
c1LEBRAfxD
Family Sewing Machines
THE ABOVE MACHINES,
1.-THE BEST KINVkNTEp.~
A RE sold st this agency At the nanufAssurere'
Apricss. adding oaly the cost Of trans portasion.
Detnstruettoaa IN operating the machine sivs,
gratis to purchasers Of Machines
Refer 70 the following Lsdiss in Keokuk. vAe
have these machines in use,
Mrs. ElW. KuhDurne, Mrs. Al. ChisAendea.
Mrs. VIM Mc0avic, Mrs. J. g. Floyd,
Mrs. DR.. Ford, Mrs. John Barns.
Apply pssscsally orby kstts9 To
Elk. BUELL.,
68 AAin-st., mp stairs,l
apr3sdAw6n @s ksekvk. iowa.
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BELLE Britain on \ Tear.
A Newport, aud here and there. For ssIe BY
"A auglSd CAVE 4 BARBER.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-05-28
Horrible Revelations.

Gov. Melville, of Mississippi, Is
charged by the Vicksburg Southron
with having pardoned out of the peni-
tentiary a man named Dyson, who bad
assassinated another man named Nelms,
for which he was simply sentenced to the
prison for fifteen years. That paper
SAYS of the criminal:
He wayIaid his victim, with whom
he had a deadly feud, brought him down
at the first shot, and then, emerging
from his hiding place, taunted his dying
victim with words of insult and reproach
and finally concluded by placing the
muzzle of his gun to the body Of Nelms
and firing q second time. This shot pro-
duced instant death, and so close was the
gun to the victim that the flesh of the
murdered man was burnt by the explo-
sion. Having completed the work Of
slaughter, he deliberately mounted his
horse, rode to the house Of Nelms, call
ed his wife out, informed her that he had
murdered her husband, and directed her
where to find his mangled corpse
/ Dyson is a blood stained, incarnate
fiend. He is not a man, but ferocious
tiger, and Governor Melville had no
more right to turn such a beast loose
upon the community than he has 10 open
the cages Of whole caravan Of tigers.
His antecedents are well known too, and
they should have forbidden all hope Of
executive clemency. The murder Of
] Nelms was not his first taste of blood
He had previously, in base and COW
ardly manner, murdered a lawyer named
- Moss, of De Soto county, by shooting
him in the back as Moss rode from him
He had murdered three Of his own re-
i groes, and one Of them so horribly ap
T. palling as to cause the death of his OWL
! wife. This case occurred at his owl
table. and the victim Of his fiendish rag,
was woman. Taking offence at some
thing the woman did, or omitted to dc
while waiting at the table, he rose drew
bowie-knife, and with a single blow
:, ripped her open. His wife swooned
- and when she awoke to consciousness h
had cut the negro's heart out, and, wit
it upon his knife, he thrust IL into he
: fqce She swooned again, and the re
suit Of her horror and fright brought o
II commissions, from tile effects Of whic
p she soon died !"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-05-28
IRASBURGH. VERMONT, FRIDAY, MAY 2S, 1858

ready for start. Here is something to
help you get ready"
The girl-named Jane-looked in
blank amazement, first at the stranger.
then at the bill-a five dollar bill Had
it only been given before her father and
her sister died, it had saved their lives.
How easy help seemed to come nor-
how impossible to obtain it then. These
thoughts moved dimly through the mind
of Jane, as she stood staring speechless-
" at her benefactor.
''Run along, Jane; if that's what you
want to know" said Mr.. Dennis, cheer
fully.
He was delighted at the turn affairs
had taken.
Jane bursting into a food of tears
caught the hand of the stranger to he1
lips, and then rushed out to the street.
We need not stopto paint the mingled
Joy ana anguish, the mingled thanksgiv.
ing and regret, that tossed the BOSOM o
that faint and hungry mother, while sh,
listened to her daughters tale-ioy anC
thanks giving for the help which was nov
fsent them-anguiSh and regret that i
had come too late to save those other pre-
cious lives. The next morning the,
were whirling away towards quiet Con
necticut village, where such poverty a
they had known was almost beyond til
imagination Of the inhabitants. Ther
they found a comfortable home, an
plenty of employment there, also the
found friends and Time, that universe
healer, at length so softened the memor
of their former woe, that they coul
hardly realize that they had really ez
perienced it all
Jane in the course Of a few years ma
ried a steady and worthy farmer and Il
home of her mother was removed fro
= the spot where she had taught an infa
r school, to her daughters pleasant dive.
ing; and thus the evening of the wi
t dow's days closed peacefully down.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-05-28

BiBLE TwAEG.-Oaee upon time
an elderly Scotch woman gave her grand
son the newspaper to read, telling him
to read IT aloud. The only reading aloud
the boy had been much in the way OF
hearing was at the parish kirk, and he
began TO read in the exact tone in which
he had Sc often heard The minister read.
The good lady was shocked at the boys
profanity, and, giving him a box on the
ear, exclaimed, " What do5t thou read
the newspaper with the Bible twang "
o that Bible twang surely the arch en-
eny must have invented it Us the thing
wherewith to thin OF the Church goers,
or tc send those to sleep who 90.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-05-28
WHOLE NJ MBER 126.
REV. PETER CARTWRIGHT
AT THE AST0R HOUSE.

Some church Affairs u,sse Unnecessary
for MIR. Cartwright to visia New York
city some, years ago, and 81 was arranged
for him that he should put up tie AS
tor House. !, was here that his breth-
rem expected to meet him his social and
denominatiohal appointments had refer
exec 10 the As,or House as his head
quarters. When Mr. Cartwright, how
ever, appeared at the Astor, there was
nothing in his bsekwoods appearance
that suggested to its proprieiors his wor-
Thy position among the fathers of Meth
odism when, therefore, he requested to
be shown to his room, lie was cavalierly
turned over to a servant to show him up
stairs. Up staifs they sen,-up, up, up
MIR. Cartwright in wondering amaze
ment lost, the servant apparently untir-
ing in his amusement of ascending. FL
ually, the servant opened The door of al
apartment up in the attic story, and
pointed it out to Mr.. c. as his ROOM
Father Peter detained the servant while
he should take general survey of the
premises--repeated the inquiry if this
was the room he was to occupy-and Mt
length, appearing 10 be well satisfied, he
disposed Of his baggage, and very polite
ly requested the servant to be good
enough to show him down stairs again.
The servant preceded Father Cartwright
down, down, down, till they reached the
street landing but before the servant
could make his escape, Peter inquired if
be wouldn'tplcase to show him u.p again.
{ So up they went again, heavenward, and
o q; last Peter found his room, and permit
ted the servant to depart in peace
The servant, however, had little more
i than found himself down stairs, when
c Uncle Peter rang the bell vigorously
T In due time, up came the servant, by
g this time painting with the unusual exer-
u ton.
d MY good friend, am sorry TO trou-
It BILE you, but l should be glad to see the
n clerk, if you will be kind enough to send
e, him 10 my room"
r 90, certainly"
= And so down, down goes the servant,
Is to say to the clerk that a singular old
5, chap up in the upper story wanted him
le to come to his room. And then up goes
/ Ar Clerk.
re Are you the clerk p
E. Yes, sir"
m Well, you will place me under great
I'd obligations TO you, if you will show me
I'd the way down stairs"
And when once more down stairs, af
n ter Uncle Peter had taken another care.
a rul survey of the surroundings, the clerE
10 very politely inquired if there was any
r. thing further be could do for him.
be g Yes" says Uncle Peter, yes, M
hc friend, / would be greatly obliged to yor
nd for broad-axe."
ry &" A broad-axe" " says Mr. Clerk, ii
Of astoniahment and what DO you propos'
re to do with a broad-axe 2"
en- Il thought ! should Ike to blaze M!
as 10ay to ny room 7"
he It is needless 10 say that Peter Cart
,fy wright was the lion of that week at tn
'er Astor; and that it was not further re
ISL quired of him to climb up that endles
Ter series OF stairwayS--but, when his friend
EAR called again TO inquire for, Or call upo
ns- him, they found him snugly ensconced
the one Of the most eligible rooms in tn
It's house.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-05-28

e. Ats fashionable city party, at
which Low neeked dresses were promi-
aenl feature, Miss B addressed her
country cousin:
"Cousin Sam, did you ever see such a
glorious sight before Z"
aNever since was weaned," said Sam
blashing
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-05-28

gg- The following verdict was given
and written by the foreman Of a coro-
ner's jury at -:
ave are Of 4 Pinion that the Decest
met with her deth from Violent Infrma-
ton il the Arm, produest from Unnoan
Cauz."
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-05-28

srARs.-Wby will Americas emblem
outliye those Of England, France ireland
and Scoilaudy Because the rose must
fade, the lily droop, the shamrock die,
the thistle witber-but tie stars are eter-
nal
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-05-28

e. To prevent your hair from coming
out-never let your wife catch you kiss
ing the servant girl
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-05-28

g Deliberate with caution, but act
with decision,
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q II ID TN q n X RAIL n q N
or CANADA.


~-ADELIGHTFUL ROMANTIC ROUTES
yHoH rnK WEST 70
Boston, NsU York, and Ire Easterm State
Via fhs mtehfgun CenivSi, Great Wsfeyr.
0gdensbrygh$ FermeRf Central sad
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD OF CANADA
Passengers by this route have an opportpni,x -
Visiting some Of the grandest and nost vos-
dsrful scenery In the world, including ToyosSo.
NtaSavs rsAs, SvspssMo~ Bridge, z1ossss6 I,lssI n,
kapt1s " fhs 81. Lssrs~es, Quebec, Aossyssl, WAals
Mosssssss tAs 1sssisy B'tdye (neayy ssso nslss n
isnsfh), Lake CAsmpiads, Fatis Of Mostmovs,es
Hndson River, etc., etc.
On and altar Nay L, 1858, BAsr.re I'm \.
Checked Through from Chicsgo.
To EmgGRANTs.
Passages mAy be secured ct the o6,oe az IN. r.
pany IN Chicago BY SAILING ships from IIpndnn
Liverpool, Plymouth, 0lasgow, Eristol- Hwm
Aberdses and Montross. An agent Of the 0RAEn
TRUNK RAILROAD superin tends the removai a.
smigrsnts and baggage at Quebec freq Of chs,ss
Fare from $50 70 433 to Chicago, tncIudin.
cooked provisions.
The Mammoth Steamship
LEVI An.
OF 22, 800 TONS AND TOO FEET LONG,
IL under contract TO this Compsn for one a, MAJ.
trips 10 Portland. Tourists return tickets FIRM
Chicago to the principal towns Ia Europe viii
shortly be issued. Tickets from Chicsr no for ali
points East, also for the LeviAtkan, or Tor the Al.
.. %. B. Co.'S ships, can be obtained At the ONES
OF the Grand Trunk kailrcad, No. 80 Dearborn
street, Chicago.
J. wAgRACK,
Agent Of Grand Trusk X. Il. Co., Of Canada.
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Ia ink Election---T o-day.

This 10 the day set apart for the Bank cleo
Nen We ask oil the friends Of Banks to be
;Gtfs and deposit their votes. And We would
remind them, too, Of the necessity Of voting
both for the General Banking Law and for
the State Bank. Some do not vet under.
seand the reasou therefor. This is it: 1t is
nequary thst either system, in order to car
nst hsvs : majority Of oil the votes cast
~ A Nes he anti bank men, to
- - - slDssssal, win vote against
sy ~ q tssfss. Well, then, sup.
- tAsbdnk men vots, sssh for the system
- - prefers, only. Why, the bank vote
1isiesd, by the means, and the anti-bank
- A9mph, though, in fact, they may have
Int aiDlls more than one-third Of the votes
whereas, xers the bank vote united, hwould
- overwhelmingly triumphant. II Banks
Ire defeated, doubtless it will be for this reas-
on. But We trust that the danger of defeat
will be rarded OF By remembering this fact,
and acting upSnie.S
Practically, - e the queston: Will we
havs secured and convertible currency, or
will We remain the prey Of Wildcats and shin
plaster harpiesp That 10 all there il aboss
It. We csn have the former, il weSheAss
il We do not % choose, No shall beeeAtoet
to Tia 49,. whether we choose or not a
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ssagev's sewing Machine.
k'ok All manufacturing purposes, Singers Sew
ing Maehines are doomed indispsnsabls. The
public insist upon having their clothing "a. sas
oy them. Singer Family Sewing Machine L the
latest presented for compositions, and, beins ar
ranged With full knowledge Of the defecss Of other
mschnes Tor similar uses, has avoided or remsdisd
them all. II II the abandonment sevin. M.sht..
ever made, and the easiest 70 learn to operate.
its excellent mechanical principles and slities
are readily appreciated by those aeqaainted with
sewing machines. and give assurance Of their be-
singer 4 Co. . Gazette. Coties supplied gr.ii,
western Office l40Lskc Street, Chicago.
inchId6m VIM RRODERfrH
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- q. T. CLIFFORD,
pEALsx IN
ine Gels and silver Watches,
ks AcLES, SILVER WARE. ao..
4 Main aud Joh,.n
-
Ri'.. '...'..''.'...........'..loWA A..
WIN tly located in k.o- ~,
kuk, 4vitr the attention ~ IA
psblic TO - new and we'll selected 49,
lei Having aequsntance with the beet manu-
tAet h in the Unit Sta.es, MI OF my goods are
made to order an, Dsurpassed in quality or
style. The stock opening comprises, In
part, Fine Gold an Watches, English and
Hwiss the genuine Fan Watches. cased WITH
original design; Silver Ware Of every description
warranted pure coin; Lsdies' and Gentlemeu's
Jewery Of all kinds, including styles never before
offered in the market; spectacles, In 6old. silver
Steel and Plated Bows. with Pebble Peri.copie
concavc, double convex and colored Glasses, Of
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"a -
s..
~
GolD. ss'1 ~ i =. a..
s ~. s. 2'fs.. 81 49,.
.na' eoun Rsopls ossser ~
Tor it 80 with q pt Ne
think p IS.
-
B On vns ss s lMys
- notte, 49,
fos1s diggings sh@aA
fulls Of dirt and got u
o'.1'1 y ~ i''0 a1s''s 49, ~
'nofout ss
oonI.eAcr1,of tn IsSast n
moc,.c, -. 80. n. ~ -
..;.m. mn, .,or th.r HS ~ saw. q
-. 80. |. !. t...sasSII III, 49, "a
-. -. ~. -. % :;'2
=. - -. n....a;,s. 80
!. =. ..c.. :; mo.sIi; a 49,
to tire present comps1 8
co.n,.- T-- W. ~ 81 . ~.
j, ,h.n s..s. 4 n S'7's|
81 49, 49, ~ Va .sss.| "A u. sssFs
CIV. .s...s - 49, b.. Il j
Of rrannSes klsand r. ST. = Ii ~ !.
men tfa por3l %
49, ~ 7<2 sS..n ~ ~ .Z::l
r. r.. i n - TO- day. KthsfSl
% corr at under heaven Is
-. :H1ssa q !, y m s1 nos. OF Ms sorrup-
And be- Nas0 Democratic. Our
OH III paieely. ~
-. 49, ao-.-.,- 80.
a. - ~ nv . aoss not ay;st fSsaa
7 -.
We have no doubt but that Mthey ssy'' II
daddy OF cit is said, Ae1 which
the Journal quotes fo4 > upon
Col. Curtis, for the Al token
Of such lineage. lg1l AZ The
oid gent. himself |s "a .ss dsvaduai
quoted Dy that senesss
eTDouelas y ifoo L y lspub licans
have combined mi VI y % btsaGion to
defeat his wing u - pasSs IL pending
Illinois election. Nonsense. The people
have combined with the Republicans to beat
both wings.
RrnroRn T.v,oR Co-our new CONTAIN.
nororv a, Bedford. the South,sest rcnresents
Tho, ,owr a. !, rooa eona;,;or u;,h eo,,er.
~a.-..,. D., 800. ~. 80 :.
Jug Prospeo'e. heAi essa'e ii'o'y' anu iin'
provements proceeding.
GOOD FOR oLD RoiNiA.-hanooch coun'
ty, Va.,. has elected q. Republican county
clerk by majority Of $50. Lecompton and
anti-Lecompton was sne issue. Inc door 20
light and liberty is opening. Courage
| friends.
Mrnsu, c,ras -Tbev -. or,.r;,;rs
.Mna -s;,,'unh.n = c,,;forn;. m. ;nai.
..,;.n. -. a., 49, III, .,,.na all -, -.
san Thav ~. ve,v nonnlar. Thu "vhi..
e. m. "a,
Ma..1 ,.h,r...,-ao .a..,;,,,. ,S.. -
49, ~, $780, .vI ,or... - N.s.a sas !.
~ 800 ''' :
~ ~
s = state osnssn,,on
u. GATH ass V Vsa = Antwerp
rrea'asn' 81 'ae uonsen'lon' anu We a.'
nominees
rer seq OF s,a a;,o, ss g ss., n9ussss'
vim. Of Museatine county Treasurer of State
S. II. Lorer, of Cass county Attorney Gen'l
J. NJ. Elwood, OF Polk county; Com. D. X
p mp un.s na nse % ya anu 0I RAID y
Lee county.
n a...'..ioaaaa.' :, -, W. .,y !
.ra x,os.r
WAsu1seros. Ju.a u. 1883.
! MISSES. EprroK.: I ob.s,ve es.isa -
your exchanges occasional notices II
oouraaof vour renresent.t;ve. Con rn,Si
lin Cons.ess. Il occurs to me. that beine =
| - not. il NAV not be inanrronr;ats FOR =,
/ : spS6siaev words 11pon - ..mo .eb;.oG :.
T. 6.d occ.uon TO 81 "a t;mes % y,
aaka -TT
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FROM g. N. sCRIvEH,s AGENCY.
MentresI Ocean steamship Co.'s
STEAM Al: SHIPS.


ANaLO-sAXON, NORTH AMERICAN,
BOHEMIAN, tne~) NORTH BRlToN, (new)
NOVA sC0TIAN, (new) HUNGARIAN, tnsw)
-, new.
Running in connes.lon with the GRAND TRUNK
RAILROAD Of Canada, under contract with
.'hs canadian aovsrnmsnt 70 transport
DATES OF SAILING.
:. FROM ouRBEc. PROM LIvxlPooL.
kvsrery alternate sstur. Every alternate wsdnss-
day from tho Sind Of day from the Goth Of
May TO the 10Th Of April TO- the 3oth Of
During the winter months these vessels connect
with the GRAND TRUNK RAILK0AD at Port.
land.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
From Chicago to Liverpool via Mich. Central, Great
Western and GRAND TRUNK RAILROADS
and Steamers,
ist cisss totl00
according TO accommodations.
including cooked provisions.
Srom Liverpool 10 Chicago, via Steamers and Rail-
roads,
Let .$s6 to Sis rs
according TO accommodation.
including cooked provisions.
Afally qualified Surgeon sails in sseh vessel.
Each Passenger ticketsd through win be nj.
lowed the same quantity Of baggage 1RRR by Rail-
road ~ by Steamer, Wis 70 cubic feet for each
cabin and 10 feet for each storage passenger.
Specal trains from Quebec with the Mails and
Passengers are dispatched ON the arrival OF each
Steamer.
1t win be observed from the following table tia,
the Canadian line have beaten every other 10 cxoes
Ing the Atlantic the average passages Of the Col
ins and CunArd lines ~ BY the annual tables In the
Ny. Herald during 1851 being
EAsrwARp. wRarvAnn
Collins Line lid 22h 10m Collins lins. la ,sh a.,
cunard ~. lod Ssh sm cunard ~. ia ISL Am
Roston Id Oh ON Bostou l2d ISh On
Canadian hnelodi5h ON Canadian L. ia Ih ON
The longest passages made byt be Canadian Line
were IL days 70 Liverpool snd q days 10 Ouebso.
The Collins Line have made pssssges Of is 10 20
days, and the CunAFd Line Of 10 10 II days
For Passage or Freight from Chicago toeLiver-
pool, or Liverpool to Chicago. apply 10
j. WARkACK,
Agent Of the H. O.s.s.Co.,
No. 80 Dearborn Street., CAieaoo. mn
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i0'"S"' holnDls"'
a.Yo mamma greet "a raucv amos
N2ki As0wer ssir,
ihe ~ the et.day
~ uAy 10 the iair, |
!. s.An - -. a hi,as,uo sno,, ssSl
WI mucklco' warls gear,
Tor JihKih Jess nae glowerea ~ me
ssA muhtleso the year.
dan, .nrtly 1.a,tan why,as r tall
" Sillsr there's lack,
10 = the Diggin to the tap
ihsre u not cen a piack.
"sae 70 mann ea,y wi, ma al,ne
S1n sssd and siiier's pane
linen insK itloysome rs ye can,
Wilma gang Aians. /
Assfa,,s = IN h;Js tbsirsmi,es
nus hlshnes' oslel FieetuiIy
eh'ns ing - shahghae wieow'
AIac1 a. day ysahs brainloss fowL,
They did not uuderstand hers
hgT risas hand band seized si'i =, turkey. cock
ii, olo,a wa. scattered lsi. and right,
ct lhe sun ns,sr saw sqch naying
eb,hg slngisn nuinoiy ON her knees
Aad sta'sas~ay went TO praying.
And such claug arose to heaven
The SKY was torn % tatts.,
"a "a .'' ,e 'sa ''i !" a 'A'
:i:s a.: {: Ct; IL:
- A'' D,''s did Vi. ], ., nd
TIE puiltl,ss fowls. stripped to The skin.
Mere hans in naLed PAIRS
" ~ - - 49, ~ ANi , 'isP'
~ aafdsfsd ahaas ia aas Il tir s'si fee. high
,..,
l.iks angry turkey flushing.
FEY wa. half way TO the town, 20.
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