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SHNKlFF y NPNOlAL MAnTr K

SAEhltb a oFEOlAL MANIr D X Is
~ sALE-PnTsua9t 20 the command o. an alas order oi
ne issued from tue Court uf Common Pleas OF q vnh
County at the suit OF jones Kidney, Plat lin againsi
James MC}regor, Drendlnt, To directed shall oGey
for sale az Public Aucnn, at The door Of the Court Houe
corner u Soueca and Champuu sueotsl IN me Oh Si
Cleveland, IN said County, Tho nth dhy Of Aurl
az O'Clock of said day. The folowa sscrbed lands
aud lenemeuf, 10 wit: Lot lumber hundred ana tiy
Two uG2l Ezekiel Folsoms allotment OF the Cbsriss
Iuy lOr iamin ONO Citg, Ceveland said ot beir mn
Detroit street, with front Of 10, y feet and ortendtnE
viii the same width TO Vermont st. ~
Appraised a 500.
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FEVER AND AGUE

LNRDM HHlOH MAN IN ND SUE
Is the oohse9nenoo OF diseased action Of the system in.
dqoed BY tue poisonous IN masm OF yeegl4e d1 s q9G Ti s
and rises 18th the watery vapor from IT, While the sun is
ce and the virps is taken with il through the lungs
tbs blood There 4 actsns anlTiang pysog on ne lutrr
comes torpid and fails to secrete not only thus virus butas
Tue bio rom tge olG9q LON nc vl,us aa1 e oI
al disorder The spleen, the kidneys, and the Spm9ch
Finally the instinct af organism as 4 in aompt TO
eTpel the noxlous infusion l6o hoe blood Of
out The blood leaves the surico and Hhes the inter
R4I n osanfs B Hi wli eo h s Then the FrvFR ioow Ia
which the boodeaves the central organs and ushos tothe
surface asf IN another effort 70 eNpe the Irritating poison
Trough that 6her great eIoTsorythe skin In ts also
as ana t9s system SeSaS9as S m y yd5s s hoSS
less effort anoher day These are me MS q o.
course undermine the health il i is not removed.
We havO abored 20 find, aud have found an antdOo.
AYERS AGUE CURE.
which neutralsos this maarous poison the blood, and
slim Sstes the oIPs 4 from he & 94y AZ Il Ss9Sd
Aud II does more Or rather does what o iPos service to
hose who subject to this Injection faken ~ sgnsop
those Who use il from its sttacks koeis e sy8tem 10
health although eAnosed to he disease Consequtntg Il
tons which are induces Y 6ls m9.ig9ant influence such
Fovers, Neuralgia. rheumatism, GWt Hindness. Tooth
ache, Eurache Caarrh, Ashnls PalPalio Painful Ar
from this VIII be found TO easume more or less the
type TINS ASgR GghE removes 'ho cause
This accomplshes by tmulatng the oHeretores to
pei the vrusirom the system and these by degrees
become habed to do this their Office of their own accord
Hence Whit TmaCclmntiOu. Time may accom-
psh the same end but often life Is not long enough or
sacrificed il the attempt while this AaUE CuaE" does i
that this Is well remedy for the whole
class Of diseases which cnused y ho misamatic inoo
ion than any other which has been discovered aud has
s another advantage " tho public, which Is, that It
chNRp as we'll as good.
PREPARED BY
~ IA. J. o. A R * q o.,
LOWELL MASS
PRICE ONE Doll an PER BOTTLE
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am physician Of thirty years practice My prncipa
Study has been diseases Of females They have generally
baiied my best Efforts Obtaining the maeriar composing
Marshals Uterine Cathoncnn, was pleased with them
gave them fair trial, aud found myself ahuudeny sue
ssiu In my former practice could only mitigate the
symptoms Of about half the and could not
ten Now radically at least sevente IN tw
y and mitigate the rest consider Mlrshnls Uterine
thocon the greatest essng TO females have met With
] n. WILLIAMS. NJ. ID. Charleston.
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OE Fan
~ IN 1sssf ~ l ss.f.a.sfifsl
WINTER AR2ANG GEAIEN =.

ssttE ~ Y
WINTER ARRANUEAIEN
IN AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV
" 29 1865 Passenger Train lsavg Cleveland asfullos
1850 M Clpcinnau Express stopping Burea Grafton
Wellington, New LcndOu, Shelby, Crtstlina
6allnn, Gieud, CurGinglOl, Ashley. DClgNGIs
$40 M, Cncinas Night Psssorgsr stopping at all sta-
tons between Cleveland and Gallon, md al
CaIdnEOn and Delaware; also, stopping tu
leave passengers AZ all stations south Of Gallon.
CONNECTIONS,
sheAbyt bahdushg = Mltheld uuC Newark RailiOgd for
Mansfield, Nj Vernon, Newark, Zuuesyill6, 10
CTsstllns, Pt'shdrgb ~ Wayns and CmcagS RailToad
tor Furt 81, lpUCrS Stuiusky, Delphus, Lima. Ft
wayne, IapOrtc, ChlruEu, SC. west. and East
for Mansfield, Wooster. MHssillun, &C.
6alleh and EelletuntuiNv Railroad Line Marion Belle
iunlane Stungy Uuion, MunCie Indianapolis
Iuu HuutR- ynCtunes, Evansville Louisville
Caro- Sc. Louis, &C.
De aware Dayton aid Cincinnati Line for SprinsHcld o.
Dayton, Hamilton, Cncm natl. Richmond. IN
linguolis, Toue Haute St Louis Go anl at
CINCINNATI with tho Ohio s. Asassipui Rail
road icl Louisville, aad all points ON tho Ohio
River
Columbus Lituc Miami auI Columbus, au2 ycr!n Rail
To3u, for Nenta, Dayton, Indianapolis VpTIe
liauoI 81 Louis, Morrow, LuyCaud. and Cin-
cuuhtl audw.ththc Cmuuul Mississippi Ball-
road at Cincinnati for Louisville Evansville.
Connllus Central OHIO Railroad for Newark EHFtvllls
Mhceiugj re; fu,muhu, piQua std indiana
RAruec tuf PlQut LThauH, &c.
~ For IWkui8 90 ait lnuta and Information apply
tho Unlon Ilch, o-V Jl SGpsrots.r on at the PA
ssnger Station.
Cleveland Nov 10, ISIS.
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West Be 'ford Coshocon Co May IL, 1851
Mr. H. B. Rins ay sir - have been selling the Medi-
cines Of the Gc lg Company for the last ten years
and have vari1hy Ouud them to good susfn tiOn;
aud tho Pills have sold 10 great many famlies regu
lary their and coffee aud with trade they have
become a stope article. Mnrshaps Uterine CatholCOn
medicine that has done great amount Of good in female
diseases ltdy sold ~ to told that she had recev
more benefit from bottle than she did from long
course Of medical treatment hy the most ekiul phsi
clans Yours truly,
jan l, 1883 JAMES WILSON
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b M.. a. IoHNkoN Ntedlenl Aeent


Read what Dr Bushnell SAYS Of the Graefenherg N
cines Or Ia ply scian Of extensive practice and
ofthe most successful in the county tTrumbulD in WIN
he resides
Z" This c8rtides that have used the Graefeuherg Pin
and Marshals Caihocon, sold here by J. n c. johnson
ia my practice, to my ente satisfaction They are good
mcdtcines Or @ W BUSHNELL,
Hartford, Trumbuu Co, o. March T. 1857
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GronspOrtatiOu

s1A1A 1859. as!l
THE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co.
wnl during ihe present season. run e wen Known aud
FIRST CLASS SCREW STEAMERS
Regularly between
Ogdensburgh a. OsweHO, aud Upper Lakes,
Forming TRI-wEEKLY LINE between
Ogdensburgh and Oswego, and Cleveland San
dusky, Toledo and Detroit,
And sEMI-wEERi-Y LINE between
Ogdensburgh and oswego, and Chicago, Mil
waukee and intermediate Ports,
CONNECTING at osdsnshursh with the
Ogdensburgh d Vermont Central r. r. Route,
Between
Ogdensburgb, Burlington. Concord, Manchester,
Nashua, Lawrence, Lowell, Worcester
and Boston,
Aud al Oswego with tho
New Oswego Line of Thirty First Glass Canal
Boats on the Enlarged Canal,
Betoesn os,oegO Troy, Albany and NeD York,
Connecting alsoat Dunkirk with the
NEW YORK & ERIE RAILROAD,
Aud forming
DAILY RAILROAD LINE
Betwesn Dunkirk Cleve ami and Sandusky, and
TRIwEFKLY RAILROAD LINE
Between Dunlirk Chicago snd intermediate Ports.
" Property forwarded by th, Line will be subject
but one transhipment,
" Merchandise marked IN. T. Co. Express" will be
forwarded Fl New York by an Express Freight Train
over the New York Enc Railroad AID promptly for
warded from Dunkirk
u These Lines connecta Cleveland with the Cleve-
land, Detroit aud Lake Superior Line.
APPLY TO
J. MYERS. Agent N. T CO, No ~ Broadway N Y
]. L. WARNER, Agent at Co. No CGntiss slp,N.Y.
CHAS S. TAPP Y cor 9Th and Chestnut st., Pbta.
HOVEY CRAWFORD. Oswego, n Y.
S. d. CALDWELL, Agent, Dunkirk.
CHAABERLIN. CRAWFORD CO, Cleveland
j MCBETH Agent Saudusky
VIM r. WAl kER, Agent, Toledo
| y. r. MATHEWS. Agent, Detroit, Mich.
N. W. GRAHAM L. CO Cairo, H.
J. s. CHENOWErH CO. Cincinnati. o.
II p. WIBORG & CO., Fulton City, III
JOHN HOOKING, Agent N T. Co. No. s5 Sta street,
A. CUSHMAN, Agent " C. Line No lOs State Street.
7. + CHURCH, Agent. Rouses Point N y
g. l. THOMPSON, Treas. N T. Co, Ogdensbugh, N Y.
GEORGE PARK Err, Age t.
J. H. CRAWFORD, Mi w9ukee, Wis.
McHENRY & BARKER, Racine, Wis
RATHER CO. Chicago.
FIFE & MICHAEL, ST. Louis.
JACOB WASHBURNE Davenport Iowa.
Office Of the Northern Transpo tatiou Company,(
Cleveland Feb 18th. 1859
malgRG CHAMBERLIN, President
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C1NT WAIT ANY LONGER.
G0WLES & GO will sell 18 Carat
~ Gold Cylinder wuiohes for $40 TO Ss5. ootzl
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GeQal Notifies.
CHERIFFS SALl-Purs1a1f n fIo


~ command Of an orter OF sale issued frou M
Court Of Common Pleas OF CuyahOga County the suit o
William b illlhnan, Plalnih against James Egber II
Parke, Ezada Lord and others defs dans, 10 me d.
fecle1 shall Oer for sale at public nuctO al the door
Of he Court House. corner Of Seneca and hampan ss
ia the city OF Cleveland IA SAID County tho th ay Of
April 1888 at oG.ock = M OF said day the following
described Ian aud tor emeuts TO wit Situate In The
O"hshlp aud village OF Bedford In The County OF Cuva
uOgu anu state Of Ohlu aud bOu ed and Described rs I'LL
ows Being the Chair Facry Lot situate on original lot
NO %, ana bounded Hs follows viz: Beginning ur nom
The SOU heaser corner OF the hlgu, across mill race
IS degs chain links, fon horthery ond Ot bigL or
panptt wall on the mill dumfheuce ~ dees y cLn ms
"a NE go Of OF water ~ 1inkers Creek thrne north
Hulery up the creek along The nouhcry edge 10 tha
southerly end Of high wall the dam; thence
nnhery on SAID wall southsry SIDE Of mil race thence
south 3s degs west chain, u huks along the s6utbsly
edge Of NIL race % the place OF beginning with tha rg
To e use OF water from the mill race subject the p
mill and saw mhL u. % '''
Also village lot No eleven Qll Of lloblson Rrbert,s
subdivision 0t part OF said original lot No o. huuI am
two sides by Wli, street westerly by yilage lol No ~
untthery by blun of Takers Creek. Together ,yth nj
tho mhnery engine ami fixtures appertAiung the sal
char ia'tory ApDraite az $500.
y. L. WIGHTMAN, sheriff.
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CHrcAeo PRopueE MARKErsThe straits declared
oper propeller and steamer having arrived from the low
or lakes a port on Lake Michigan During the past week
severs carroes grain have been shpped-neary all OF
which destined for Lake Ontario ports There 10 not
much dlanostiun sh ship Buffalo New HOrk nj
present there likely TO be eat amount sent or
ward m there greater margin between Chicago aud New
York markets. . 49,.
The reeepi Of the past week were, 6l2l bbs -FOUR 34S
bu wheat BO56 bus corn 9lA3 bus, 65 bus and
6ll7 bus bareyeQualto 1899 bu against 7d bu the
prevuus week and l766l bush received during the cores
poudng week In 1853 The total receipts since January are
foows Flour "A O32 bbs Wheat 4269l bbls Corn 4bO
so bus oats lO5 0li bus Rye 1869 bu Barley 6O0i bu
equal 10 1t7o876 bus agaDst 5 bus received during
the FIRST three months Of lS5s. -.
The arkets during the week have been remarkably quet
closing dull and dragging Flour has declined lb(0l2 on
sprng extras wheat has declined 2c all grades Corn closes
dull and nominaly lover oats inactive with demand
eept for city trade grains Provisions quiet
Seeds dull and a iOc lower.-1SibuHe 6h.
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+ & v. WELTZ - WHOLESALE
- and Retail Dealers n Flour, Feed and Grain Rye
and BuCkwheat Flour, white and yC low Corn Meal An
orders allied short notice aud delivered auy part
the city Tee oicharse No, Al Ontario street
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Corning 8 O. s Quotations.

10 RIVER STREET, CLEVELAND, OHIO.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Alcohol Burning Fluid Pure Spirits, Cologne
Spirits and Whiskies.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-24


not run of to the city to get your hand-
bills. labels, cards. etc. printed. becaisc
fo sooth. you can get reduction of few
cents in price. Support your own as you
wish to be Supported A NAV who is
always running away sfrom home with
his business, little deserves the patronage
of the community in which he lives. anil.
as far as we are concerned, such will re-
ceive the "cold shoulder" What woul.l
yon think of a man who sends a long dis
lance from home. to buy his sugar, coffee.
de-. only bccause he can save feio cents?
= 6. llyonhave the control Of legal adyer.
Using. seni it to your friend. Advert
sing will pay The advertiser any time. and
Is also beneficial TO the Elitor. 1t in.
crea~cs his receipts, and therefore enables
him to make his paper useful. amusing. and
entertaining to the community in which
it is printed. ~ ~
? T. DO not EXPECT much Of paper when
its Editor is driven to be its own com pos
itor. proof reader. prcssman, and ''devil."
and has to run all overxtown--in the fore
noon--in the vain search Of dollar or
two" to buy paper with. And unsler
these adverse circumstances, IT you Sin 'ulsl-
see now and then little error. don't crit
icisc too severely. foryou might not do as
well yourself
S. Do not expect the Editor to make
honorable mention of you or yonr business
every week or two. for nothing. The
! space in paper and mans time arc
worth something. and every notice comes
back to the drawer Of the receipt, in dollars
and cents.
| If the Editor owes you shilling. do
not chase him from s'rosy morn to balmy
eve" for it, and WHEN yon happen to get
the balance on the other side, cut the gen.
| tleman's acquaintance"
| 10. Do don't suppose it is the duty of
the Editor to insert aerery communication
and foolishne&s]you may bring him. He
is the best judge himself Of what should
so into his paper.
IL. and las y, observe these rules. and
blessings viii attend you.--Sonthern
Champion. s.as ff q =
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-24
How To sustain your Local pager.

How To Sustain your Local Paper.
l. Lay aside your fears that the E,litor
will get rith faster than his nci-,hborS--
We seldom heard Of a man making moro
than a decent living by publishing conn
try newspaper, even if he had ever sucli a
good business. and nine times out Of ten is
in a tight pinch for money to buy his
white paper with. y ~t ae
2. If tie paper agrees with yonr way Of
thinking. subscribe for it. and pay for it.,
anil .p,.rsnale your neighbor Of the samo
mind to go and edo likewise And if
the paper happens TO disagree with your
views in some respects. don't fly into a
passion and hame the editor without
mercy. failing to award him praise where
he really deserves it. And do not tell him
to send bis paper to you until You get to
owe him two or three dollars. nnl then
when ynurfrienls speak Of it. say that it
is of no account. aud will ..burSt mp one
of these days The way. under such a
state of the case. to keep paper from
s 'sbursting up" is for each subscriber to
keep the Editors hooks free from all char
gcS against HfWStD Hls tiilny Oh APP
plying the credit system to the newspaper
business may he likeneA to farmer selling
out his crop by the bushel to different per-
sons The sum each owes for the bushel does
not seem Of much importance to the debtor.
but the aggregate of bushels may make or
break the poor deliver in the soil. So.
these dollars scattered here and there. the
editor looks to as the means to liquidate
an expense of thousands per annum.
8. Ii yon have father. mother. brother.
sister, or friend of any kind. residing at a
distance. and are able. subscribe. pay Cor
and send them copy. There arc many
ia our town who might easily do this.
f. Ii you have any printing which you
wish done. do not '.jew" he editor down
to starvation price. and when he. comes
TO make purchase Of you "spile on the
tariff z
5. If you have any advertising or job
work to he done. take it to ycur county
paper. except. perhaps, yon may want 70
aiyertise in more than one paper. Dc
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-24
State of Indiana, Marshall County, S..

l. AUSTIN FULLER Auditor Of sail County, do hereby
ti that the foregoing list of the Lands and Town Lots
returned delinquent for the Of Taxes due them
for the year 1853 and that the seveay chargeae with
the of Taxes with which they stand charged said lit
AMI that the sail lands much thereof he due them
from the thereof the time of sale will he sold Pubic
Auction the Conrt House Door in Plymouth Marshall County
Indiana the First Monday the Scond Day Of January 1860
Given under my hand and seal this 10Th day Of November
1859.
AUSTIN FULLER !
Audtor of KarshaH County, Iadano
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-24
EXPLANATION OF APPROXIMATIONS
ef IN THE ABOVE LIST

Z. east north; west south: northwest; north
southeast: south H. half; quarter
OF the Michigan Road of the Michigan Ral; und
und.ile, pit pa fen. acton fn, fractional nc. acres; RS
it, feet section; SD DIN, cub division; all
addition Where Section Township Range blank they
the the above tem except Michigan Road Land
which have township In each the of all
vcrtising and sale added in the total column
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-24
Blood Purifier & Blood Pills
DIR. ROB1CE'.S
Scandinavian Remedies +!

ScandInaFlan KcMcClcS F..
When Dr.. RogacK, the celebrated Swedish Ply.
stefan, introduced his Blood Purifier and Blood
Pills in the United States, he set forth in plain Ian
euage tn ,r curative properties This years
ago. The task Of recommending them has since
been taken out Of his hands. Enlightened men
whose character for sound judgment and plrisloso-
ply, gives their opinions weight in the community
men who observe, reflect, and make assurance
doubly sure before they dec;de-are everywhere
approving and urging the of these wonderful
Preparations. All who ccnfdc in the wisdom and
honesty of this class Or who chose investigate for
themselves are now of one mind on this important
subject.
Dr.. Robaek invites the attention. of the sick to the
ORIGINAL LETTERS,
from members of The Medical Profession. Editors
of pubic Journals, well known Merchants and Far.
ncrs. aud Ladies of the highest rc-peci.blity, Civ
ing accounts of extraordinary cures uroughtby tho
remedies, Of which cures they themselves were
EYE WITNESSES.
These parties my be consulted personally or by
letter, by those who have doubt upon the sub,
ect. The evidence in possession Of Dr. Roback,
t.l5sles tho following
FACTS:
That tho BLOOD PURIFIER and BLOOD PILLS
have been proven by analysis to
CONTAIN NC MINERAL;
That they cure the almost universal complaint,
DYSPEPSIA
with HnTriag certainty, and in very snort limc.
rhat after all other medicines have proved useless.
they relieve
LIVER COMPLAINT.
and restore the health and strength of the sufferer
That
SICK FEMALES,
who have languished for years in hclplessweakness
and dependency. rccupcratc with great rapidity
under their invigorating operation. That all sex
ual disabilities are removed by their cordial and
&c, siy stimulating properties That they recruit
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS.
however they may have been triacd with and A.
buscd; that thcrdirect tendency is to lenSthen life
and render it enjoyable That. operating directly
upon the poison OF dfeeH'e - - -
CAUSE SOON TO HEAL,
aud discharge from the system, every faint Of sc.of
ula. whether hereditary or otherwise. That they
RECRUIT THE DEBILLITATED.
md that there is no disease of the Stomach and
Rowels, the liver, the nervous system, the skin,
glands or MUSCLES in which they do not gire pronpt
relief, and (ifadmnistcrcd before the very citadel
of life has been ilvaded,) 5s pcinlcss and pe1et
cure. 81
Price of tho Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Pu-
rifier. 81 per bottle, or SIS perhalf dozen OF the
Vegetable Blood Pills. IS cents per box, or 5boxcs
for 81. ~
For sale in Marshall County By BIain & Co..
Plymouth, Rob't Cornwall. Bourbon, Ransom &,
Mairhester. Lycurgus. John .kesler, Bloomingr-
burg, DIR. Wm. STANCE, Bremen, and Us Druggists
and Nero .ants generally throughout the Cnion-
April 81. ls59-a4yl = f,sii;.3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-24
zE.gyd.Cas'e iSSgs'6fsCuge!
Ea a Eg Ed " q Es e. :
GOOD NEWS FORT PEOPLE or
PLYMOUTH AND VICINITY
WHO ARE II WANT OF

Iron, Steel, Nails, COOK. PARLoR and PLATE
STOVES, Tin Ware, Glass, Sash, Putty, IIous,
Trimmings, EvctFOughs, Conductors, Valleys, Til
Joincr's, Coopcr's, Blacksmith's, and ali kinds o.
Mechanics Tools. Sadllcry and Coach II Hardware
Carriage and Plow Bolts. Strap Hinges, ~
Axes. Ma.tuckS, Circular, Mil and Cross Cut Ss~c
Files, Jack Screws, Shovels, Spades, Hoes, F..
Rakes, Scythes, Smiths Cradles, Cultivators, Pcr
Straw Cutters, Corn Shelters, Baskets, Drag and
Cultvator Teeth, Cable. Log, Trace and Mil
Chains, Tubs, Pals, Well Buckets, Brushes, Pow
Ter, Shot. Lead, Caps. G imc Bags, Cow Bells, and
euerytiiag ese7cainin9 to our trade WILDE foundar
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-28

"Bridget,n said a lady In the city Of
Gotham one morning, as she was ro-
oonnoitering in her kitchen, to her ser
want, "what a quantity Of soap gre0aoyou
have got there. We can get plenty Of
soap for i, and we must exchange Il for
some. Watch for the fGt man, and when
he comes along, toll him | want to speak
to him."
ayes, m0'am," says Bridget between
each whisk Of her dish-cloth, keeping a
bright lockout Of the kitchen window, and
no moving creature escaped her watch
ful gaze. At last her industry seemed TO
be rewarded, fJE down the street came a
large, portly gentleman hourishing a cane,
and looking the picture Of good humor.--
Sure when he was in front Of the house,
out she few and informed him that her
mistress wished 10 speak to him.
"sPeak to me, my good girll" asked
the gentleman.
"Yes cir, wants to speak 10 20, and
says would you bc good enough to walk
in, siri"
This request, so direct, wSs not 10 be
refused; 30 in state y. some wonder
ment, up the steps went t,o gentleman
and up. stairs went Bridget, md knocking
at her mistress' door, put her head In and
exclaimed:
"Fat gentlemun'a In the psrlor num-
SO saying she instantly withdrew to the
lower regions.
ain the parlorl" thought the lady
"What can Il meant Bridget must have
blundered," but down 70 the parlor she
went, and up rose our fat friend with hi
blandest smile and most graceful bow.
"Your servant informed me madam
that you would like to speak TO me-H
your service madam"
Tne mOrrned mistress saw the state o
the case Immediately, and smile wreath,
ed itself about her. mouth in spite Of her,
sell, as she said:
"Will you pardon the terrible blunde
Of raw Irish girl, my dear sirl toll
her to call In the fat man, to take awal
the soap grease, when she made mis-
take, you see."
The Jolly fat gentleman leaned back II
his chair and laughed .such a hearty ha
hall halll us never comes from your leal
gentry.
"No apologies needed, madam" sal
he; "it Is decidedly the best joke of tn
season, Ha, ha, ba, 30 she took me 70
the soap grease man, did shel. II vii
keep me laughing for mOnths-sueh
good iokep
And all up the street, and around IN
corner was heard the merry hal hal {
the old gentlemans as he brought dow
the cane, every now and then, and e1
claimed "such jokep