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Fruit Trees ! Fruii Trees

FrIit Trees Fruia Trees:
HE subscriber, lessee 81 the West Ottawa Gardens
eud Nursery of NORRIS MuRPHY, las now !or SAC
10000 GRATED Fruii frees.
Embracing some - varieties OF Apples. Pears, dwarf
and stand~d) Piluns Cherries, and Larry variety OF
all kinds Of Towering Shrubs, together sith all tho
choicest 'uue aud perpetual Rose. Al orders promptly
attended to- and trees delivered anywhere within III,
:ty orders from abroad delivered ia good condition
board the
The above and plants viii be- sold on greatly re-
.luccd prices Oh those Of former years. number %
the trees have Bcrne fruit the nursery, that
the fruit. ..-.-..-
Terms ca.h-excCpt on heavy orders, Which rca.
souab,. time viii Dee given NOES with approved
rity f'eby1- iWi PATR HAYES
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ScnooL SUrEEISrExDrST. - We observe
that our city school board nave adopted our
suggestion, and appointed city Superin-
tendcnt Of cur public schools, comforting the
the Third Ward High School. The step,
we understand, involves no ADDITIONAL exp; n>c
worth naming, while VIC have do doubt it
will result in much gooo.
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OTTAWA SEII. AIRY.

'yNHEFOrRTii SENT-ANNUAL SESSION commenced
Il on Monday, Feb. -. l>5s and viii close on Friday.
July p, ls,-. students are admitted an times aud
charged only from the date o. entrance. In,ir4c. ion,
're given ia all the departments o! Academic AZ ]
Collegiate course Of .tGty.
ErDsFs-s.
For Board Washing. J. Its, aui tuition IN the
Academic AMI CO -s ate Dep .rtIn .ut-. per year ..
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Great Bargains in Dry Goods
Cameron & Eberhard's,
JOHN LOCKWOOD G. Go,

JOHN Less e W OCD q Go.
WE have just received the largest best selected and
w cheapest stock 81 Dry Goods Boots Shoes and
Groceries ever brought to Ottawa which pre-
pared to sell to Cash B'y.rs and Prompt Payers at
prices that will put successful competition Of the
question.
Oar stock will at all times be full and complete, with
all articles in our line, and many OF our goods
much cheaper than they have he intend give
the full benefit of our cheap purchases.
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Nc!" Picture SEaITGry.
FySIIE lovers OF fine and the public generally, are
i invited 10 examine specimens nov on exhibition q:
the new X 'oms just opened over the -City Bank OF
Eames Allen CO.. north Of the Court Eouse, under Inc
supervision OF Mr.. JAS. MARsroS. -
The undersigned having purchased the interest OF Mr.
M,RSTOH the above business, is now prepared TO iur-
is ,mbro in the highest style o: the art, warrant
-. in every instance to give satisfaction charge
made The services OF Mr. N,RsrnS nave been secured
or sbor, time and those acquainted with his skill will
need 10 further for getting truthful picture.
a share of the public patron sSs Is solicited
OsSa~. C,to,~Y D. isc1 G. NJ. vAS roFEy.
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valuable Gifts.


WE are now maxim; presents EooEs .S.GtOn,ry.
w Fine Pictures, {..c:et KHivss, GIN |'sHs and
Pencils dc, from % SO te every who
buys Books from our Miscellaneous Stock.
Gp!I RATHBCS ORION.
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WALL PAPER +.

Clotb nai PqD1r Vini0'c .SIHJes Curtain FIrfur,s
nBd Bur, N,iLiHi 0rd Muslin far C,srtGnS.
WE have just received and are receiving larger
w stock in This line than have ever had. which
Offering Al greatly reduced prices. among which
offer large variety OF besutifC sad good paper al
on AI.Hg per roll, and satin paper ut % cents per
roll
Those who furnishing their houses with paper or
curtains should fail to stock before purohas-
Goods will be freely shown whether you buy OF Us
not. At the sign Of the BOOK.
npli RATHBCS ORION.
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Hanks. B;anks.!

HIUUKN. nfHUNS..
WE have just had printed, fine paper abnn, 20
w Reams OF Blanks which offer for sale Chca-
60 prices. They embrace. in part, as follows:
WARRANTED. Special WARRANTED, and Qutclaim Deeds.
Mortgages Of two kL DIS Articles OF Agreement Chate
Mortgages, Leases, Warehouse Receipts, Judgment
Notes and general supply 0! Justices and Constsbles
Blanks.
Orders by mail sr otherwise p, omrtly attended TO.
aug22 EATlBCE ORION.
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G6SssssS IL BRO.

Is SsNN y al bthSV.
RE offering Furniture ut greatly reduced prices
"A a their old stani, la sale -. -.
They keep ready. made and trimmed CaNhs, and Me-
allie Burial Of MI kinds and sizes constantly ON
and Persons from the country viii have no delay
see advertisement next week lfebsl GIBSON ZERO.
wanted.
A PARTNER, with a capital OF from VINO 10 VI 900.
~ In profitable business. Enquire al this oG,ce,
~ tie CITY Book Bindery lara
Found.
N the street in Ottawa. the 2Ith April small! sum
Il Of money. The owner have the same by calling
st this e@os Sprovips property. and Paying etsrSN
nsn
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Near kkllbilcrN.

Wear IL ubDcr>.
VIyHEY COS, but a triae and far com fort
able with than without them; Besides, yO4r medical
wiser will confederate my assertscn that their use val
add years your life. Think Of proongng your exist
.nc- FIVE or years by outlay % sev shilling.
I4Uaily " II fEE>tbI !. LR.
f-b.O No. = Nssac&'s Book
vEEN'S wornsn's and Childrers Eubbers. OF SD.
WI and IN any quantity, cheaper than for CASH.
u. II. PRESCOTT, in,
f-b3n NJ. 2 Wvsstcl's jiy-k
T AIDES come AMI new French tsIIters, re-
ch-rche and beaut;.u, in every particuar--in.r
goods far than have bcei shawn in Ottawa, aud
a, such -XtreEcIy low PRICES. Dont send your orders
10 Chicago again. viii give 70 hne and pretty
shoe at much less price. Cal and satisfy yourselves.
NJ. n. PRESCOTT, ia,
f-b2o NJ 2. UgSsiL's BlOci.
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Root md Shoe SI,Op
STORAGE,
Money!, Money.

GRAIN received on Storage at the EcEz Warehouse
" GraiE taken on account Give ~ a call
MrS5 GEO. BRISTOL
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ven find Biddy Shea wild her back no al,Le,
ye. ye ovid hesthen.'
Mr.. Shea. Il yon speak to The Cour, again
~ u'at impertinent manner, IN have vou
locked up in The Tombs for contempt
Contempt. is iii Ain, ye q nice no, q,
'he dlv'l 70 crack, and yen srske Of con.
tempt. will ye -
'officers, lock that woman % for twenty.
Tour hours, ane perhaps by TO- morrow morn.
ing she may have learned some decency. h
not little p li,eness.
Mrs. Shea (,o the o6ceers) )--.win veg
dare 70 lay yer dir,hy ,ieyn' hands on a
poor unprotected femslei Take that for yer
pains
Mrs. She's hit one Of the officers yjolen.
blow n The face. which staggered him for !
moqnt, n Other officers. seeing the belize.
res - n the MiIesian Amazon. suc.
9 ~ |er into cell withou, her
g. V 49, iur,her Injury. "
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An Irish Woman her own LAWYER

The proceedings OF the Court were inter
rurted BY the entrance OF a coarsely dresse,
female. Of largo proportions. who rushe,
forward to the railing and commenced sd
dressing The Judge.
Judge, (said shc,) | want ye for to issue
Iwriin Of corpus christi
y don't understand you,' said the Judge.
Don't ye! bad luck thin 10 your un-er
standin'. ! said ! come 10 the cour, for "a
git writin Of corpus christi against Michs
Shea, who has jist left me, his own wife, wild
eight childer at the breast. and every moth.
er's son Of thin, includin' the girls, widoul
The means for TO buy q small meesur OF pra.
tiee, an mas gone Of wild another woman.
Has your husband been guilty OF any
dsorderIy conduct for which he can be Or.
rested!'
AN ye dare to call married man runnin'
Of wid another woman. orderly: I'll have
ys impeached ye owld he ssrpins; I tell ye
what 4 want i wr,ia' Of eorpus christi
you are evidently ahead Of me in the
law; you are calling for q writing or which
! have no knowledge
In coorse ye'd say so: what was ye pu,
there for 10 do but to pervin, the public india.
cency Of . blsckgsird husband dessrtin' his
unprotected wife and innocent b. babbiesr
DO you mean that you want me 70 issue
! writ Of hsbeas corpusi'
'Ov coorse lie writ TO have his carcass
hat I'm afther wan,in'. How stupid yc was
Q be shurs, that ye did no. apPrehnd me
nanin' before
We'll. Il unfortunately happens that you
ont understand the nature or the habess
crpus act. II you did. you would not have
sasted your time and mine with your impu.
ence.'
by the sainted brogues Of Paddy the Pi-
e., who was ate BY the COW, do yc think I
lSt I'm 70 lose my husband and my chlder
father. because yer lazy old bones wants 10
} sIlifkin' vet juiy, II 20 ihiuk Il lies In II
y brrcchcs 20 Do II, just make ny, and Ii
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BEAUTIFUL SEsrlnEsr.--We live in the
midst Of blessings ill we are utterly insen.
sible Of their greatness and OF the source
from whence they dow. We speak OF our
civilization, our arts, our freedom. our Iaws,
snd forget entirely how large share Is due
70 Christianity. Blot Christianity out o.
mans history and what would his laws have
been, what his civilization p Christianitv Il
m'xeo up with our very being and our life:
.here . not familiar object arouad us which
nocs noi wear rdiferent aspect because The
iga' of Christian love 10 upon Il; no, law
which does not owe 10 truth and gentlcness
70 Christianity; not a custom which cannot
br traced IN alii's holy and beautiful nar,s
~ slc Gospel. .-- Parkc. n
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The Morning songster.
ry CECILIA a. HUSTON.


As shadows from the face Of morn
Rolled merrily away.
Revealing in its beauty mild
The new born, blushing day
From every iree-top's crest arose
The sound of music sweet.
Like incense at the altar's shrine
Where earth and heaven meet.
Above The warbling choir arose
The "Song. birds wood. notes" wild:
10 me they seemed like lispings or
Some fairy angel child.
i wsrbled free its gushing notes,
As II 10 heaven in prsise,-
No human art--no human power
Could equal its clear lays.
But soon TWAS gone; sway Il scared
Towards the rising sun,
AZ i to greet his golden rays
e w ms course had run;
And 10 the East i = FORM was seen,
As floating with the breeze,
Far Ger the mountains cruggy tops.
Far Ger the forest trees.
SO may we hope, when wearied
With Earth's deIusive strain,
10 fly unto asun-Iit cline
Undimmed BY care or pain;
And like the Song-b:rd We wiII steer
TO prospects fair and bright.
Unto radiant cline above,
Where beams eternal light.
PoRTsNouTn. Omo.
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Bv EBrskxER ELLlorr.

What highest prize hath woman won
In science Or in art!
Whist migh,iest work by woman done
Boasts city. feId or nnri!
"She hath no RaphaeI!' Painting % ith;
mo Newton." Learning cries;
"Show ~ her steamship. her Macbeth.
Her thougAt.won VICTORIES"
Wait, boastnl mao: Though worthy are
Thy deeds when .itpn art true.
Things worthier SIN, aud no .ief far.
Our sister yet will d.;
For this i've worth Of woman shows.
On every peopled riore.
Jhst sill % nsn IN wisdom grows,
ue honors her The more.
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a corresponds VI thu Evansville Jour.
nal writing from Tsy orsville, in this county
gives the particulars OF fendish outrsve
perpe'rnted in the vicinity OF thar place. a
bout two weeks since. Andrew Spradly. =
man about 20 years faee, persuaded youas
lady living near TayIorsvile 10 elope with
h'm, under promise Of marriage at the first
convenient point. After enticing her from
her faiher's house, he led ner into hi woods.
near BY. where he wac joined By three others
Larkin Spradley, Robert MarshalI, and J. n.
Robinson. all married men. The four viz
lains then violated the person OF the girl.
and LEFT her. where she was afterwards found
- itical state. The life OF The unfortu.
nate woman was for o time despsised or. but
she y now slowly recovering. The Villains
leis ths reighbovhood Immediately. and hsvs
not YET been apprehsnded. The people "a
~ rie'pIly Qf TPylorsvills have offered
fe~s't o vI5o - ~ ! >ys1 1>o>Ion = 49,
scoundreIs. Below = description ofshen.
and L i 70 he hoped that every paper Ia Tho
State will publish this statement. n there
70 any punishment too severe for this out.
rnge, We know not what il Is. and il will be
passing sirangeif they are not detected
The Journal understands that there Is de-
termination. on the part Of large majority
of The citixeus Of TayIorsville 70 hang the
~re'ches II they are ever brought back. II
Lynch law 10 ever excusable. Il certainly
should be in this instance. The following
e the description Of the fugitives:
ANDREW SPRADLEY,a single man, aged
lbcut 20 years, medium size, black hair, and
lark skin.
LARK'S SPRADLEY, married man, aged
'bout IS years, medium size. heavy set.
weighs about l75 pounds, dark skin, back
'air and whskers, and has one Of his thumbs
hot of.
RoBERT MARSHA IL, q married man, rather
all but slender and delicate, dark skin, and
bout a5 years u age.
J. a. RoBfEsos, Married mnn, about n
ears Of age. black hair. fair skin. and would
iei1h about 1870 pounds.
Since the foregoing was IN type We have
sceived . letter rom TsylorsviIle. dated
'arch sIst, giving an account Of this dsmns-
le outrage, which does not vary materially
ON the above statement. The name otthe
c'im is Matilda J. vanwinkle--and Tho
D,rsge was perpe,rated on or sbou, the 18th
March. She Is daughter of Mr.. Simeon
anwinkle. James Clark. a constable OF
igeon township, offers The following reward
. the arrest Of these scoundrels:
] will give 70 any person or persons who
ill arrest Larkin Spradley. Jr. Robert Mar
all, and Andrew J. SpradIey. Sr.. and de-
'er them to me, the sum Of one hundred
ID fifty dollars or fifty dollars for either or
em. will also give twenty-five doIIars
! the arrest and delivery 10 me ofJames
Robinson.
JAMS CLARK.
Warrick Democrat.
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JASPER, INDIANA. FRIDAY. April 4s 1870


The practice surely does not add beau,,
70 the personal appearance, although some
suppose II makes them look more manly.
never could admire the appearance Of one
who was continually ciec,ing dirty, brown
liquor from his mouth. staining his teeth,
so'ling the SHIRT bosom, and even de6Iino
the face itself. Even smokinp--sup posed -
be the least excepIionable Of all the wsys IN
which tobacco 10 used, is liable /, these Oh i.
Jeciions. ] will give an extract from the
celebrated counterbIast or King James I.
winch furnishes, in small compass, a good
account Of the objections to using the ar,i
Gle 10 this manner. He.erms II, "A custom
'oaissome 70 the eye, hateful to the nose.
harHHsl 10 the brain, dangerous TO the lungs
and 10 The black, sinking fume thereof.
nearest resembling the horrible Siypsn
smoke Of The pit that is bo,tomless."
But there j. another view of the subiec,
w'rich wish 70 bring before The public
me influence which it has upon political
economy Is by no means benz fetal. Those
who raise tobacco do il with KNOWLEDGE
that i will impoyerish their land, and il a
lew years make il an unproductye, barren
waste; as proof Of this look st the wns,s
fluids Of Maryland and Virginia. If man
raise grain or grass be is doing something
directly or indirectly FOR tbs cause Il hu.
i furnishing food for his brother
man; but il he raise tobacco he i only add.
ne 10 the misery Of the human race.
were the millions OF dollars yearly lay.
shed for tobacco devoted 70 the educa,ion o.
mankind. there is scarcely child in the
vide world who could not receive a good,
o ommon education. How much more noble
course would i be, il persons would give
'p this nasty practice, and use the money
hus expended for the purpose OF spsasding
broad the glorious light Of knowedge. The
non<aee q such "a 6elIop would IS lei, ,ol
g. NJ I|III114 IIls N 11o @.<ik< \. r w II
aps even II me shadowy land which l|er|
eyond the dark waters Of Jordan. 1 hope
haf the time will yet come when tobacco ,
'ill be considered merely noxious weed,
etrimen'aI 70 bo1y and mind. and also 10 The
eneral well-being Of society. When Il is
contemplated from this stand point. IN anklnd
I'll no longer seek for consolation from
uid Of tobacco, pinch Of snuff. or dirty
ipe or segar, but will be more apt 10 look
p that higher and hoier source or consoa.
on, which is only to be found in the Divine
rcords.
RocKPoRr. Tvp
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Colonel Benton h about closing his lonQ
and evenuul career. He is almos, The Iasl
oi the oldSeter ans--the men who were IN
the height Of their glory during the days d
Jackson, and who then made the wko.e coun.
'ry ring with the echo of their con,cndinp
blows. He has been confined 10 his room Tor
the last few weeks. Ia tile pleasant weather
81 Fearuafy he wis often seen to be riding
slowly. upon his splendid 6lack horse. alonc
The Avenue, keeping CLOSE enough 10 The
sidewalk to enable him to <ecognize aod -
turn The courteous saIutstions Of lhe 1.|&
trends he was sure TO meet. But ~
became too feeble for this, and wee
ever out Of his chamber. Nov 4
fined 70 bis bed almost eniirely.
great deal Of pain, but besrin1
scteristic fostitute. aud, "a
working necessarily at sd1
mdgnum opGs. The sbHden
sionsI Debates. He has couI
nearly 70 1850 8pd says n
live long eno2ok 10 bring
present time III fsniIissIiy
recent dseus Of conese.s
labor compsf easy, spd t1s1
mcn'he Of eo sise health woo|I
him 70 bring >cIose. But u Y
doubtful whs'h 1.ill be vo1ehsnl
hIm; he suffers |nssrnsl u
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-Warrick Democrat.

A 'RoyAL' TyPo. ccording 70 On an.
cient usage In Prussia. al tho princes of The
royal family must learn trade. 4 is stat
ed that the Prince Frederick William, just
married to the Princess Royal Of EngIsnd,
learned the trade Of comPosilor 10 The
printing Office Of Mr.. HsueI, at Berlin.
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PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, At JASPER,
DUBOIS COUNTY, IxBfAsA, ny
MEHRINGER, DOANE & SMITH.
OFFlCE-CoRsER or NAN CRoss AND
MACDONALD STREETS.
TERMS STRICTLY IN ADVANCE:
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Zach subsequent. insertion.
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IS a sc1sre. These are tiie term
silent ndvertisemepts; > sessnnst
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u Another piece from our iair CORES.
po"oen'. Her beautiful warnings are ..
sweet as those Of the "song. bird" she sings
about.
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BAcHELoR.-A very susceptible bachelor
was passing along the street lately, and Oh.
serving silver thimbIe picked il up. Aher
standing moment in mute mediation on
the Probable owner, he reverently pressed
i to his lips, and said
"Oh! that this were The lips OF the divine,
angelical weares. and the golden chords Of
love would ever encirclc our hearts a. this
beautiful mpIement o. findus,ry enclosed the
fair hand Of the owner! and--and'--h he
fetched deep sigh for bygonc.days, mitsens,
and such like kind Of things. when voice
from an upper wildow arrested his angelic
reyerie,--
"Say. bos, jis please ROW dat ere imble|
in de entry; I jis drop IL" cried huge. ugly,
fat, she-nigger.
Shades OF departed rose. buds and beauties
IIe dropped The implemcn, like hot potsfoc
'nd beat dcublc-quick march inslsnlcr.
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For The Jasper Courier.
Tobacco.
BY ARTHUR WHITE, n. D.

BY ARTHUR WHITE, Md.
D Nh. EDToR:-I intend inditing a few
words concerning the use, or rather abuse
Of tobacco; and II I should, perchance
wound the feelings Of any one. trust they
o|r|| not impuie 10 me anv intentional un.
aaihe sole Object Of writing 4
1Dsy be viewed in its true
n &<teenth century, and so
Do il obtained upon the
pt tht present moment
-, civilized or saw.
u The article one
This plant is 2 ene-
i've Df ,ur own country,
DO fou nd in Asia. The
a ~ use il the peculiar
I1( IL has ON the nervous
EIso Into 'quisssence, and Tor the
4e being makes him ccniented with him.
telf and all the rest Of the world. have
Frequently seen persons very much harrassed
On account Of some sffiiction, or misfortune
i'm business, lull thei. cares to rest by freely
using Ihis narcotic. The individua thus dis.
iressed shows the state Of his mind by his
actions III he ID a tobacco smoker, q pipe
o. segar will constantly De seen between bis
dingy teeth, and clouds Of snoke will be-
iisiss mouth. Should lie be chewer in.
stead q smoker. the jaws will grind together
like the upper and neither mil!siones, and
floods Of coIored sa liza will be spirited around,
withou, very particular regard to the gar.
menss Of bys,anders. Perhaps the person il
Y. .snutlt ltaker. IN this case, the spuff box
sssonishrd slhe 4os1I||y c| 'I| III
forced up the noslriIs. And, strange 10 ye.l
late. have seen some lovely ladies dispeI
their cares and sorrows BY rubbing their
teeth with brush dipped ia Scotch snuff.
This practice is quite common "a the slave
States
The question now comes up who her these
persons are really benefited by Tie use Of
this arIi'lc, II n, they seem to find their
chief soIace. Let " look for one moment
AZ the consequences q this disgusting habit.
Like all other nerrinfs. tobacco when used
Tor long time Is apt 10 disorder The nervous
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DlvoI Non. and changed their inte
'ect, which once seemed 70 possess Coo like
powers. into something that makes human.
lily DlGsh to own that Il belongs TO a being
bearing the name Of man and the stamp OF
immortality. The disease which is thus de-
sola'ing our country, and carrying misery in :
TO the midst of once huppy families is intem.
p'rdnce, and ! greatly lear in numerous III.
stances, the use Of tobacco il the commence
ment Of the mslady. This narcotic creates
longing for novel. nervous impressions.
and hence a acoholic drinks are often resorted
70 merely for the saks or variety. There
are bot few drunkards who do not use tobac.
co. There are doubtless many persons Who
use tobacco. who are strictly temperate in
respect 70 Intoxicating beverages. but, nev.
ertheIess, they are ia danger Of becoming
1runkards % long as they are addicted 10
his flihy habit. This alone should be suf. |
ielen /, TO deirr suy ono from using The ur,.
lie.
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The HIcF Youxc WonAs.-The nice
young woman goes to bed when other peo.
pie are getting up, doats upon Don Juan
and thinks he must have written Walkers
Dictionary, espies the faults and none OF
The virtues Of the cultivated woman; wonders
where pork and benns grow, and thinks il
singular that eggs don't break in falling
rom 'he trPeg, covers the legs Of her piano
An4 ehpts ne moon out OF her bedroom,
here Is man in Il. prides herself
sPon dsI|1e3s health, and alw ays gets up !
nervoua f.uhen there is han ndsome fellow
near who understands her case, adores Itsl.
~ &. and never could live through an
pera. calls mamma "our cook. and
Iom her dirty little brothers be.
ohksl| desperately igAsve with pair
i incipi mus,achss, t1Ispp . Irritation
y romsnticslly clipping with the bosom
nend Of both parties. suj comes 10 her
enses some fine morning. ~ finding herseIf|
eserted' her pockets empty, and long life
Haarisome labor staring her in the face
Who shall say that this is not the fate oil
lany full-bloodcd nice young womanr