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A TALE OF THE KANsi AS HUNTING GROUNDS
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THE SUNDAY MERCURY.
win so present variety OF interesting reading matte
than can focbd IN any other journal in the worid
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WANTED-LOCAL AGENTS in all the uhoc-
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great variety Of orHER GOODS in al the vsr'sas 1spsr
rsnts enumerated In the above.
Buyers from every Of the country who desire 10 ses
stock variety and chespnes viii de well 70 nAAs
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THE BUCKEYE RANG
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4 MOTHER SPLENDID STORY.

THE SUNDAY MERCURY.
TOMORROW,
WI contain the open!re chapters Of
SPLENDID WESTERN ROMANCE
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BYAYAvoEITE AUTBos.
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HOW TO GET A DIVORCE.
IL HOW TO GET DIVORCE
EOW 70 GET a DIVORCE
HOW TO GET DIVORCE
HOW 20 GIT A DIyORCE-rogstksr with ne Laws ef
al states IL The Uniou OF that subject By Member Of he
New YeIi Bar. Pree Is cents Mailed free BY
c BLANCHARD, No. 70 Na.s7S-
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO BOTH SEXES
IL Married or sms. IN Heath Disess.-MEDlCAL
ADVISER AND kARRIAGE GUIDE. S.h Edition Over
go psss l.-so Cs;h leo Eetrcyped Easrs.inss Proe t
By baed Paris and London Physician st Surgeon now
Of New forE City Ths Interesting BOOK Should Do ~ ne
hands 81 every sdt person Gpts hnoslscte a. Lave
for IL Sold AID E&led T. any pat
the coVntry hy W. A TOWNsESp Co., 90 Wsksr'st NY
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ARRIVALS At PRINCIPAL HOTELS

,WlLLARDS' HOTEL.-D T Moore, Pa; A III
BaTbee, -; Cap: A Wilson, NY: n b CayerIv .
do; o., ID Sweets, Nd; L X Brown. dc; Or w Ii
Lltil5G az, Ia; Dr. J Lift e-au, USA; Col DE rs-
ssy,do; Rtner, Va; 9 Winston, Tenn; 8 G I'd g.
a; Vanes, CSN; \ g badgely, Ill; F. H Pieper,
Dol l. T.vel. Ala; Mrs L. Jewell, do: Miss
A Key. Miss y CatlIn; La; w Mel White
Davidson. cC. "
pNArlONAl, H0fEL.-L F Thomas DC; P II
Bland W oodI and daug liter, Tex; Mrs node
s,d daq hter, Miss; VI Hardin, Ky; Mrs Birmone O.
So, MlS. logan, by; Mrs Sprigss, Mo; N GugIr-
NUM- "; n Moore and ly. Faulkner a; ]
EondrL; MIlcr, simpson, NJ Lone Md; e c
eat, II West, Hon TAYLOR, q; Bunker, Miss
Bp9keI, Mo; B Green, Ga; Low, Va;.J Low, do:
Pilne.; Clark and fam Va; . Fell, Mas; w
Ni hoW = HOTEI.IJ l. Parting and Ia Iy,
NaH, y Moore, ga; HawsOn, Pa n 8 Hon,
60 ,ioudes do; W Campbell, Pa; !. lyman land
80 49, ia w p HuliInG, MD; w stake
ana niles Mo: l. Johnston and lady. Va; Cart n
Wallace. do: Wa lar and daughts- Ny: : Mo-
gan, Tenn; w II Hibbark Pa; Niles r Parksr Nj
w BIRD, Pa, ID Brown ard broth r, do.
klRkWOOD ROUSE-T Wilson,: M Crut
nsId, 90; MISS r. Crut' f-i, do: f. ii I,ruthd l. do
DaSIdson, Fla; McConb, IRA: R:ilans
f;G w Mea son, Pa: Il T. Robinson va; ~ Den
D., dc: Thornton and family. do.
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II The reason that Jones gave for going to
California month after his marriage was very
naively given-''As soon as Juliana was mine. /
saw the necessity for becoming a miner, and left
Too much happiness, too much'hapPiness, "sighed
Jones as ne knocked lump OF earth TO pieces
with his pick.
IT, The New York Clipper states that the pro-
posed fighting match between Tom Savers. the
English champion, and Aaron Jones has been
broken OF. and the match between Sayers and the
Benicia Boy put in its place.
IL \ poet says: - O. she was fair, but sorrow
came and left his traces there WHIST became Of
the balance Of the harness he don't state
II The women Of Boston have contributed
$3.50 to Prof Agassz' Museum Of Comparativ We
Zoology
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a vALUA1LE MEDicINE.-ws have here
e. sRse {; ma, care. 1890 ~ '''

in diseases ofthe blood, akin, dysPepsy, &o., and
RECOMMENDED II as IN invaluable medicine. Our
increased by several very remarkable cures ef long
standing disease of the liver, kidneys, skin, etc.
eases, too, where ali other remedies and the most
skillfu rhy scisns had failed TO afford relst Hun
sxs g, =, or ~, mos, oaens have eesP re-
are grathed to learn that its popularity 10 daily be
coming greater lie operHtion IL mild and pleasant
aud t s ali that IL claims to be- Ii for sale 1T the
residence of MRS. COX, 15s E. BALTIMORE ST.,
ss,tlmore, and at the principal Drug Stores.
city, and numerous certificates seen by calling on
the az ents None Genuine unless her name 10 blown
on the bottle and her seal on the cork.
r HAolesels Aeest.TTR- S. T. CIsskL, Drusgist,
Georg clown, y: C.. has been appointed w holesals
my prices. IL ~ If
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THE EVENING STAR.
SUMMER NIGHT TIME.
By LAURA ELMER.

By LAURA ELMER.
Ave, wings and musicn o'or the summer pillow,
A md luscious dreamlngs float as 'twere q biow!
y haste TO drop the head deep in the sweetness-:.
sweet summer nights are charged too much Win
heetness.
How calnness reigns-the watchnsn's budgeon
ringing =.
Sharp strokes, "one-two" 3 sense Ofsrustis bring
''An's wsTp'-(that ends we>-thoughts in quiet
Are worth the world when comes the time for
sleeping.
Yes wings are near-amost your eyeid brushing
Give ear ths sounds descs I'D with gentle rushing
Adjust the cheek-the id yia'ds quick to droop;nS-
The air disparts-hist close the wings swooping
Hist close-the sound It's low, but yet it rises
Its marvellous cearness all your thou ght surprI
Ben-z-z Ph-z z.b- IL, pm II; . Robert le Diab''
-cOnfOund it
sweetdresm indeed-and shelters prs2cins round it.
Gone lonslness. Rouse up, yield dream. to pother-
ealI TO- tbs worry. bite and Z i'll each other
saP-wack-"let dogs delight for tits their ma
And so for these, to red our evSrv feature.
wei, yes-some nervous wounded arms are swell
A.. how much blood the brow let. there's no tell
unls..ss Gagged for nightly rest, snd scrmped
Ab sunni. IN 2 own to ills, a. er crea
tlouss
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ns.IoGRsEaN
~ BALTIMORE
LOCK HOSPITAL,
so sss@sfsd os nsst Certain, and EFss1a
ksnsdy in The n Grid .er al
DISEASES OF IMPR UDENCE,
LkT NO ssTsg EFFICACY PREVENT,


R,nsdy in ths World ..f al
DISEASES OF IMPR UDENCE.
Lkr NO ssLsg DSLIc.Cr PREVENT,
ArPLT IMMEDIATELY.
k&-A CsSE WARRANTED OR no CHARGE IL ~ @
!..tu... Of IN. E.s. As,ei,n, .r,s, kidney,
and Bladder in'olun:rry D;seh,I Inrotsncy, Gsusr
PP.o5S IF K: .stfar LT, a
Non. or sss sc or asi':s. p.,.. Of Threat
;h.:: T:s..l; DSsd:t. .sar from solitary Habit. Of
asr Naeag' impossible and dssrov Rody Mind
YOUNG MEN
th.t dreadful and d.nrueur. h.sit ScS .,nusI ~
an untnsy grave thousands CT Young Men :ns
listening 1ih De thund:fs Of
..t,d 70 'ssiasy ihs hsinf Tyre, mag ga. fan
r..r. s:iDs ~. Y;.nl N.s es...nII.sss Mar
dsls'rnuss, &C., speedily cured.
emily ecntt. in hi, a. r.osm.n and Is,
~" o ~ n. si sSUTn rsEprscx STREE,
zen hand aid, going from BAuers street. doors fire..
q. esrnsr Fail q. ssssr,s .ls ssss.r Istss,
D1. JoaIsrox.
1s% :s 81 d. ny. . GSs h.aS:G a:a..
and the gs.tsr psr Of sheas life bssu spent
setsd ef tn. aston.hinc sur.. that yer.
sae.n; raany roublsd With ringing The head and s.s
sounds. s:'sirinss. With t:'qp.n bs:hnG .u.ud.d .oa.
"'' WIN TxEE HSf H;r sS aG;e
m:n and e;n.r. WIS nav. injured ;ssn,.lr. ,,
stsh" Ps'ucs mdsiEsdt N when sloBs-a habit
RON avn mpanisns, Or at school, tbs sGse,
rnc are R'Gauv felt when asssp aud not
rsncsrs marriage impossible and tssreys beth uiad suS
ssoy, shoric apply ir1ns distsly
There .r. .fths and m.l.neh.y .f.s ,..d...
yssriy hahit' Of yoeih VS.: wsskus Of th. B-ct aac
mes Psns IN tie Head. Dimnsss Sight Of sIsr
., q ~, Neat SsI'ou.
symp,orni u c,nsumr,ion, &c. "
hEflALLY.-Ths fsarfsl sgses en- the mind srs nusAu
sserssdsd-Los' Memory Confusion Of Ideas Dsrr.,,ssr
dsPirit E Fsrbsdiafs Aversion ofsoc.ty Salt butrus;
Lss s"l::uds Iimidity, etc. Of IL. Srs
NERVOUS DEBILiTY-rh.u.nd.. "a. nav ,rs.. vs.,
10 the easss c! thsir dscnHS health osuF .Tor Ss
ssmnG vsss pals nervous and rvI..
DrsEi:ks OF s'H'aP's
when he msFudsd AID vot.ry pleasure Tod,
- hss imhard he ,ssds Of the rnfu tc5 en,
happens hat an i-msd cfshsns of dco.tr,
respect, hiy, sics hsfriend him re f.II, Iute 49,
hnfs OF rnoran; and dssELng prstsnds Sho inc o.
senth AFTER H,nth, the s.ls.t "a. b.
sinsd ard in despair l.Ar, him with 20 ,ist
ever HE CALLING f;..rroursn,; BY dad.
Fsson Mercury, hasten hs constitutional symptom. Of nj,
terrible dss.ss such Affections OF the Heart hro. Noss
Shn, Ae, prnxrsss,nz ~rh shtful rrpidy 18th psts
ss,oa :. b, as..ats By .'ndE hi" tbs.
Or JOEheOHa REMEDY FOR ORGANIC EEAKHSss
AND IMPOTENcY.
y this GSsa and mrorsrt vsstns Of the srf,Is
and dsbItsd VIE had lsst all here h,,s
bssn inms dstsly relieved.
All .siu ants Marriage Physical OF Ns1t.I pqs.l
Trembling and Wsstnsss Eth. ussn 81 meet fssr
EEDOasEMEkr or TIE PRESS.
ZEE MANY rHOUsANDs esrsd at the In.titu.,o vI,A.
n ast sud thu porsn sussI
cal operation. performed By DR. Johnsou witnessed by *
which have gain and before the public s
Sides tie 'sndinG g.nsmsu ehrsstsr and rs.ns.,s
siy, q 'unei'n guarantee to the saietsd. J.a al,
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n TIE GREAT Pin HNEIRTL AroR,
AND k6EHEpRf FOR pYSPEpSiA,, WEAs

N - n y 10 Il a VHENIO
BOTTLES IL, Is and 81 cents and one dollar.
The GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
hhKTSHORNE'S CURE All. should be kept
IN eli families Ia case Of accidents or sudden sicf
neTs as II frequently cIrss in ICES time than IL re-
CURES tn get a physician.
externally and nternaiy " N'N
, ilF AS the fresaent changes of the weather pro
droe RAD Cod, Rheumatism, Pam IN the Limbs
snd BODY; ALSO, Stiff Neck-every person should
&C.. Do.tle: II acts upon the Nerves, Muscles,
Slnews, BLOOD and Bones; and by its warmn g e. &C.
Iomagnetlo power, expels all pain from the s. stem
~, B-lf You have q Cough. use Harris
60RSE'S PICTORIAL SYRUP OF WILD
GH LtE - the best Cough Syrup in the
Ifyou are Bilious, pseHARTSHORNE'SA ANTI.
BILIOUS PILLS. They act upon the Liver Sto-
oretions. " ~
The above medicines TO be had at all Drug Store,
Georgetown; II. PEEL & Co., Alexandra.
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THE CELEBRATED -
L p DIR. y. S. R0SES MEDICINES,

VI IHtLADKBfHfA
These remedies are the result Of thirty Eve yeap
OF extensive and successful practice, and are the
only reliable preparations 20 cure the various Ills
DR.. s. RosE.s COUGH SYRUP, OR Elk.
Hoarseness. BRONCHITIS. and al! Lang diseases,
DR.. ]. S. R6sES ALTERNATIVE SYRUP.
or Blood Purifier, for the cure OF Scrofua Old Erup
tons, Chronic Diseases, Ulcers, Swelled Neck, and
diseases srising from an impure state 1.-THE blood
Price q.
The only sure cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Com
piAiBt Price e ssnts-
cure a but 1t alone has stood the test Of IS ears
curing Rhenrintism, Tooth and Ear A ches, Cholic
Pains In the Stomach and Bowels, Sprains Bruises
Pains Ia the Limbs, JOINTS Back and Spine, or any
pam int nall, or externally Proe, IL, IS, and
1fyou wish 70 get oured of any of the above Dom
plants, get DIR. J. 9. ROSES GENUINE NJ Ed.
ZINES, which you will know when genuine By
having his written signature on the cork Of e.of
bottle Sold by druggists generally.
~. B.-BewAre of those poor nostrums purpo tim
TO be the best in the world Ia sl-Iy
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''SLAUGHTER OF THE INNocENTs."-Twof fat
and handsome oxen Yesterday undertook to cross
at the very moment the C':lOck train from Mil
ford was laundering along the bank. The whis-
tie was fercely sounded and the brakes put on,
but the slaughter was inevitable. There was an
Ominous conclusion, and one was sent hurried
ly among the bushes-dead; the other depos-
tied by the cow-catcher on the opposite side-a
ruin The passengers had a narrow escape from
being landed in the swanP.-WOresstsr Spy, IN
EnSt d
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COVERS SULTANA SAUCE,
- For flor OR COLD Dishes OF ALL KINDS.
This mOst daicio md netisins Sauoe WAS IN
This most delicious an

vented by the renowned
4" Soyer," on his return
from the Crimea, and since
his deceass 10 manufactur
Cd by CROSSE L. BLACK
WILL, London, from the
oIigina recipe. The man
ufacturers simply ask for il
a tria.. convinced that IL
must add to the already
large consumption, and
that il will prove Itself I'M
e1ua!led, either asa gtimu-
liant to the appetite or an
aid TO digestion.
OPINIONS OF THE LONDON
ppRsS
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OLD MAGNOLIA WHISKY,
This standard brand of FIsR WHskY IL offer ed
Co the Trade In bar eis ard half barrels III yuar
tied as being perfectly pure WlnsxY entiraS free
from delet-rioss substances, and poss. Iss ta
MUM merit ol being COPPER DIsTrLKD, from hest
NAILED Ky Is, under our personal snporylsion
Having lsTgA stock of"MAGNOLIA,"an and Other
brands OF FihE WHISKY In NRw Yosk aud pun.
out detention. -'' WI"
FREEMAN r. SIMPSON.
fHRSIx DIsTILLFRy
Of,oes. 100 South Front st., PhiiadrloLia AVER
100 WaIl St, New York. rs tOots
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The NICARAGUA TREATY.-The Panama Star
saws: The American treaty passed the Senate on
the I'D. and the Chamber of Deputies on the 25th.
and the Lamar Zeldon Convention modif d by
the United States is now confirmed. IL expert
enced no opposition. every one was anxious TO
see the question between the two governments
settled. The British treaty, the ratification of
which by Her Majesty's Government, Is made
subject to the acceptance of toe Mosquito conven-
ton proposed by England (that is the Dallas
Clarendon convention) will net probably be ac-
cepted. There does not appear to exist much in
terest as to whether treaty is or is not concluded
with England. Nicaragua asserts that she would
rather be without the Mosquito territory than C.
cept the terms offered by t.ngland, and will con-
tent herself with protesting against the position
assumed by Great Britiin.
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SWINDIJNG OUACKs.

n SWINDLING QUACKS.
SAUTlON !-Quaoks their Books, Cordials,
Buohu, Hospitals. ln,truments or Rings shun
write for my private Circuaron
SPERMATORRHtEA;- Its CURE.
With stamp enclosed, address, In perfect conf
jence. your friend. former sufferer. merely super
soribing Bog 176, Charestown, Mass.
is ADA WIZ
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l. GREAT WONDER OF THE
NINETEENTH CENTURY
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

lain
Says the o., Louis (io) Democrat: Below ". publish
letter to Dr. Wood Of this city, from gentleman in ,n.
'sss' s9xlnsly Of the superior merits Of hi, Hair
Tonic such eTidence must havs effect when coming
from reliable source He.kcztes Of truth
press
p.orr,o, BATH. MAINE, JAN 10 1854.
attention called few 10 n. highly b.n.fcisi
snse' o. your ur R:'ora'e va, 10 .ppli-
proolsIy ons.hird white whi.ke. Of charac-
H,, .1ies aoatn .ine. procured bottle Of your
what had wished used about twice week have snc
rroentra snoher bottle Of which have used can
dl.ApP.ared DO on my head and face and my
than hs. bs.n before for snty 6r. re.T lam nov
old; ny good wife at the age Of fytvo h., used II
Inc above aoee deem due to you for your valuable dis.
am '.n1.d that whoever will rightly per
Iatn. am citizen of this city re,d.nt here Tor d.
adjoining town, Any use may make Of IL. above with
.hy nam, at your service. wish prs,s.
lam. truly, yoOr'. A c! RAYMOND
v,,r,. WOODS HAIR RESroRHTivE" ' 30 ''''
los: III. ssr portion of my hr from lie Of tbs yell
ana found TO amsS.r 70 nal:
thing needed hair lie thick md glossy and no word.
such tr..:aIs Pi sNifh ' G6 81 sa's!'d
.. Th; .ns Re- :. ~
MAS He "a gentleman Of great influence ard universally
beloved B.o,.r,,,D ,,, VIM DYER.
oFEssoh WooD-Dssr Sir Having made trial Of your
gives me pleasure 10 say, tAst its effect
has been excellent ia MT dsndruF md
Constant tendsncy ." itching with which b,
trcm Childhood and hes also INV hair Which
becoming gray,t IL, original color have med NO che,
article with anything like the pleasure or pros,
Yours, truly, K RRaGC
This Restorative up in Bottles Of sizes. viz
meclum aud sual the ANAL holds hall PIN ssd rst. r
one dollar per bottle the medium holds
csnt more IA proportion than the ms rstais for TWO
lars tote the !age holds quar- forty PER cent mr. "a
proportion, AID rstlils for three dollar. Lotfle "
u j. NouD CO PToprietors, 3i2 Broadway New yo,t
I'm the great N Y Wire Railing Estabhshnent "a III
MARK street, St Louis, Mo, and sold by Al. GOOD br
80 80 ~ D'ef'' luGe l6 -eU5n
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DIR. rOGGSWELL'S MEDICAL SALT
PiIcs 81; Chronic package, S2-5n. Sold by all
Druggists In Washington, Georg etown, and vicin-
ity anu wherever the Star is read. Depot IN Wash
tngton, Il. p. MILLBURN Il CO, Wili8rds
Hotel; ID. C. TAYLOR d CO., General Agents,
St2 Dock street. PmlRGelphih. ana
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uKDICIuN.
AYE MS 81,
A " SARSAP 4 Ri L A

Compound Remedy in which have labored produes
IN. most Alternative that be made Il
seutrssd extract combined
substances Of i greater power as TO sdord s-
cure ls beieved that such remedy wanted by
who suffer from strumOu, and that one which viii
I,rr. elias. of our afflicted citizens How completely
this compound has been BY experiment
many Of the wor. found of the following com
plants; - s.o.,, an. Cox,,, $1,000
TIoNs AND ERUPrIvE DisEAsEs, ULCERS, PIMrLEs,
BLoTcHEs, TrMoRs, SALT RHEuM. scaLD HEAD,
DIsEA.E, DRoPsY, NEURALGIA OR TIC DoULoURKUI,
DEBILITI D.sPKrsn .Hp .S
Of complaints arising from IMPURITY OF THE BLOOD.
q. ~ be & os
tester in III. blood Of the BY the
snG aaS . Il. the
.reo the endurance OF ou eruption. md
thoL which will strive to rid itself Of corrup-
ton. do this through the natural channel,
q. body BY .lt.ran,' msdns out n. inflated
Ia yimpIe sruptons cleanse when you find
il is FOUL aud your g will tel. you when. Even wh.r.
psrc disorder 10 fell. people enjoy better health and
aud ali Is vel; Lu. with psbulun of life dordsr.
be listing health Sooner or later consisting
thrown.
rsaparis has, and deserves much the reputation
ends But the world has been
by Of III P,} S TIE drug alon.
preparations pretending to be conc entrated
IT, contain but little Of the virtue OF ssrsPsrs any
else.
During late years the public have been m.ed by large
bottles, pretending give quart Of Extract of sarsris
for one dollar Most been frauds upon de sct
for they only s, If any SIrsIparia, bat
properties whatever Hence, bitter and painful
ppontrnent folowed the Of the
SIrs,pNrills which food the market until the name
Justly and has be- with
cheat Sll call this Compound Sarsspariiis
tend supply such remedy shall rescue the from
the loud Of obloquy which upon And think
ground for belle has which irreasb
ordinary ofthe diseases intended II
their complete from the
the should be judicousy taken according diree
tions the bottle.
49,
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A JoxK FOR The "SOSs OF MALIA.fne
"Scns OF Malta +" As well as a good many Others
by the Seneca Advertiser and II is said tn have
occurred in one of the interior VILLAGES Of Ohio:
worthy member Of the Methodist Church,
slightly touched with Millerism, had never reau
in his Bible. nor in the newspapers Of the ''Sons
Of Malta and had no idea that such an organil l.
ton was i'm existence in his town The Order de-
termined upon having parade at IL seiock pre-
cisely, in regalia, making them look foI all the
world as II Just arisen from slurnbcr. nth the
drapery of their couch around them, ~ the Sons
issued from their council-room, the PROCESSION
moved slowly along. and in their route passing by
Deacon As house, the strains of music and
the sound of feet awoke him from his dreams
Drawing the curtain aside ne saw the ghosty
order fling by and rapidly concluded the day of
iud gment was at hand. Calling TO his wife and
children. he exclaimed: There, there, the day
from the Methodist graveyard are going to join
the spirits IN the Lutheran graveyard, and none
ofyou areready bat me, told you would be so!''
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KNOW 1T rs GOOD FOR RHEUMA TISM.
Removing it In q few hours. / am now trying II
for Scrofuls, and have already rccei Y ed benefit
s. EESSlG, Reading, Pa.
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~ Isoulslana avenue, Opposyts
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