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FROM ST. LOUIS

ST.. Louis, Feb &C.
Overland mail arrived on the 4tII. No Dassen.
gers. Papers destitute of news of general cha
racter.
Hon. 2. A. Hanuegan. formerly U. s. Senator
from Indiana, died at the Planters House last night
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That USIFoRN.-The pants belonging to the
uniform of the Cleveland Light Guards, were made
by J. Boutan, at whose tailor shop any quantity,
of garments are turned out, all of good workman
ship and low prices.
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u For City News, see first page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page
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CHICAGO RAILRoADs.-The Chicago Press and
Tribune publishes some statistical tables of the
Railroads centering at that point. In the suurna-
ry are the following figures:
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HOK SALE Or EXCHANGED

EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
LAKE AK STREET NEAR BANk-LaTge two story
mouse ana Lot with Barn House well finished with
ieri Gas, Ee, 70 exchange for a fam-S6ooO,
NEMbOkGH ROAD miles from the eIty-Ilye acres
OF lana 70 exchange iOf small House and Los-S1uo
MISSOURI 1LANDS-Wel seIected, at S2.50to 50 pei
furniture. F
BOLIVAR ST. NEAR Prospective story Honse
and Lots also two small houses; otxchange for farm uea
the city 5000. -
FARbI Of 60 acres 40 miles by railroad fror DIE eitv
and near depot and Yillag TO exchange tur
FOURTEEN ACRES-0n the Detroit Plank .Rosd eve
miles from the city, small house. eu<I lrn AMI s,n,s
nut; % exchange loT farm or city D opersy -Ss0
good property tbs city centrally lor tel 1th are
cash; to exchange for large and frst-raie ann
ONE ACRE OF iahd, with house. barn 1nd mutt 10 miles
" in or near this cltF-Sloo1 - =
WOOD LAND-77 acres che mile from the EncHd De-
poli 10 ezchAnge for House Lot l. the cifs9O
acre.
TMkNTH-IHREE ACRES-55< miles from the city BY
Eaca ank koad, small house. gOOd barn and orchard,
HOUSE JENNINGS
Real Estate \ fnsuIances Agents,
anil Marble Bleak.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26
Mr. Cox has been unable to be in his seat in the
House for week past owing to severe sickness,
from which he has not yet recovered.
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MATRIMONIAL.

To THE LADIES OF THE UNITED STATES:
1t has been my good fortune health many
hsusaHds Of my country-women.
My success has excited the malice of the envious and
souE hut their prosecutions have served only extend
nd essh my reputation. Showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen my pathway, from the fair sufferers whom
have rshsred. SolOng I held in aectiOnate and
thankful remembrance by those who have experienced my
skill. afford to despiss the efforts of mischefmAksrs
nd slzRderer
MY friends nave repeatedly urged place my med
cine for producing mensruation within the reach Of the
Ladies of the United Staes but ndspoStion enter
field occupied by qaacs with their pernicOus nosirums
Gnd ac that unprncped eOunterleers might palm upon
the public their worthless limitations, have hitherto pre-
vented from establishing agencies for the sale of my
AMIE DE FEMME" in the United States.
Ata yield the sntreaties Of patients and friends
and offer to the suffering Females of America medicine
hich rendered somewhat famous throughout tae
. Old World
Inregard TO the efficacy of the sAA1E DE FEMME" 1
need 0nlF ay that Is in liquid form aad is exactly such
IhaEs used in my practice France for and
that has failed to satisfactory result
The @Amis de Femme and menstruaiiOn stand in the
son Of and effect 1t alike powerful to originate
healthy how where it has existed and to
restore it where from any suppressed
In orderto guard against imposition the wrapper of drec
tons on each bottle tho Ame de Femme" viii bear mg
written signature and both the bottle and enclosing bc1
Uia be sealed with my private seal
Price, $500 package.
PARIS, January, 1851.
Fer sale WhoIesals and Retail. BY WILLIAM FIsKE
No q Superior street, CleTeland who will supply the
Amie de Femme St the ProprietOrs pnces.
Eulo dswlye
mHE BEST TARTIFICIALH Help TO
Il THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
N1@NS@
T. ==7T==--=-iE-1
n. II. SOLOMONSON.
PRAcTIcAL AND ScTENTIFIe OPTIcAN,
eepsshs largest assortment Of the most approved kinds OF
PEcTAcLES. AiIhis glasses whether for nesr or far
ighted ground under his inspection by machine
yof anew coasructo with the greatest care SO as to
suit the eyes al cases curing HeaHess. Dlzz1"ess or
HfamzatiOn Of the Eyes and mpsrtng strength fcr long
reading or hne sewing.
~ N. H. SolomonsOn would here inform the public
thst EMPLOYS in the sale OF Aislenses
q Also : splendi3 ass5rfmeHt Of SPY GLASSES. Nj
CRoSsoPEs, COAIPASSES. &C, kept on hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain ss perfect as natural
ofos3 80 Superior street under the American Hotel
juu27
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"
President has committed if not crime at least a
blunder - - .
Mr.: Morrill, then briefly replied to some Of the
Presidents objections.
The question was then taken on the passage of
the bill, the Presidents veto to the contrary not
Elthstanding. The result was yeas los, NAYS 95.
and this not being two thirds majority as reauir
ea by the Constitution, the speaker declared the
bill rejected.
lhe House then went into Committee of the
mnole on the Naval Appropriation bill.
During discussion relative to navy wards Mr.
Clark b. Cochrane said that that at BROOKLYN
was political machine, and that if the Democratic
party required such places they should support
them at their own and not at the public expense
Mr. Sickles, of N Y, said the patronage Of the
Navy Yards was distributed under opposition as
wen as under Democratic administrations, and that
the practice of subordinates was initiated under
President Taylor.
Mr. Clarke, Of n. Y, regarded the Navy Yards
as schools Of pestilence and bribery whence issue
bands OF mereenaTies 10 destroy the political iber
ties Of the people.
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Total number OF mil 5 of Railway centering in Chi
cago now complete d. (Feb. %, ls52, there were but
TOT 20 P1ilssl : <
years 7,4ls
q
Iota, earnings of all the Railways centering in
Chicago toT the year SIS 1871 I55 "a
I'm arriving and dep1r1ng daiv, about ITO
N the principal Railways 7ssOs
Number OF passengers carried west more than were
ret returned @ east Is sa5
loAl number moved west on the three lines
more than returned cas-. ................ 1926
Population Of Chicago in 1852 ~ 'Ts3
crease last =. 100 900
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Cor Columbia and Carroll e % !ENBISS ss:' RIooSi,.

- Livingston, Ala, Fer. T. ls5g
fEof MooD-Deer Sir Your Hair Restorative has done
much sOod IN this part OF hs country Nv hair 1s he-r
slgay annlshlng ior sey raj years. caused s0pposs
from slight burn w en- WIS quite infant hTve
using your Hair Restorative for weeks and % taff
nave nne head OF hair growing after having se al
other remedies known 70 effect think il the most l
that way to use your remedy - -N
You can publish this If you think prnDer
Yours. 7ltr,rr
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SATURDAY AFTERNOONS REPORT
CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsaINerON, Feb. 26.
HOUSE.


HOUSE.
The House agreed to the report of the Com
mittee Of Conference, on the dsagreeing amend
ment OF both Houses to the Indian AppropriatioI
bill -'''' u
Mr.. Faulkner, from the Committee on Miitar,
Affairs, reported bill to protect the timber qroW
ing on lands set apart by the United States for mil
ltary and other purposes. Those who unlawfnJIy
cut or wantony destroy standing timber are there
by subjected to fine Of $50 and a years imprison
ment. The bill was passed.
SENATE.
Mr.. Hunter called up the Army Appropriation
bill. F'-'-'''-
At an early hour yesterday, the Senator from
Ohio, Mr.. Wade, took the floor, and having preyi.
ously announced his intention to speak on the bill
moved to adjourn.
No quorum being present to vote on any motion.
the Sergeant at Arms was directed to request the
attendance of the absentees.
An appeal was then made to the Senator. from
Ohio and others of the opposition who were known
10 be prepared to speak, to continue the debate
with tae assurance that quorum would soon
be PIE sent, many Senators having left the Senate
Cham per with declaration of their intention To
return by 8 O'Clock. The appeal to the Senators
to proceed with the debate was unsuccessful: Int
the Senator from Maryland spoke at considerable
length
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Real Gstnte AaEnts.
ROUSE & JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE
IN s U RAN NCE

No; SO Superior Street, Marble Block, up stairs :
FOR SALE.-A Good Improved
RTsi1sss PTsPs5y ~ slr Ss9t5Sly locatsd siooO.
AID good stone quarry Chagrih Riser One Of the
most valuable Water Powers the State with 81 feet fail
A DESIRABLE LEAsEHoLD PRoPERrY-on On
tarlo street-Nice ~ story cottage house with
Lease mas seven years to run and ground rent reasonable
THIRTY-oNE AcREs-on Crawford ROad, four miles
ir1In the city BY Euclid Plank Road, with House
WooIEN FzcToR7 s sEW W Nil MiLL AND FARM
Factory and Saw Mil now 10 soo bSsss SaS5
dwelling Houss and Barn and 80 of land with orchard
PARK STEEET@ iHSf ZEN q sea1 and Lot s4Oa
ST. CLAIR STREET-EAst the Medical Colese-
SUPERIOR STREET EXTENSION mile. f,0n
me Court House acres OF land in fine condition, very
LAKE srkEEr-west of ontario-Good story house
and lot g feet ronti desirable properly
CHOICE LANDEls6 acres in Michigan. Q miles from,
se me Capi1a we-watered and the hest Of
Can Be for Sc aS0e oS %Oh SIS per acre
HICKox ALLEY-Within two minutes walk of the
so'd sized one and half story house and
GREEN SSRREENTso9P sp sTREET- House and Lot. $500.
FKANKLIN STREET-weSt Side. peurthe Reservoir
Good BIick House and large Lot, with barn, fruit &c
BRoWNELL sTREET-Nsar Prospeet-A nice l,rze
one and hall story House and Barn, with large Lot fruit
ORANGE STREET-Ons and a half story House and
Lot SOU ROUSE & JENNINGS,
heal Estate and Insurance Agents.
IsoH Marble Block No. al superior St
DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A
Il VALUABLE PROPERTY-FIfty Acres--On the
Elcd Plank Road miles from the city near flourish
ing Academy, Churches &c A large house barn or
chard &c $500 only IN cash, half the balance in god
western lands and one half mortgage p inier
EAST SIDE PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE EoR
" NkS1 SIDE-A House and Lot On Huntington street to
e1ca1nge for hsase and LOT oa the West side SION
klNSAAN SrREET-A short distance from Ihe Fe-
male Seminary large and desirble story brick fouse
5000. '- AiN-
HIGH sTREET-LOs 3 feet front with good two story
house, to exchange fora farm
EkiE COONTY-t0 acres On Lake shore, mile from
Railroad station, Is miles from Sandusy hose harm and
orchard rich sandy osm SOIL 10 timber exchange
for house and lot in the city.
BhlDGE STltEEI-On q corner, large lot With frame
Store and brick dwelling; to exchange for 5000
PINE LANDS-In Missouri-640 acres Of hrst quality
pine land we'll located and Railroad 81 por acre
Will exchange for House and lot the or few acres
near the city, o. GOA stock Of goods
NEWBURGH NILLA9E-HOuse and Lot nearthe Eaf-
aract House, large Lot and good Houses via exchange for
WALNUT sTREET-HOuSe and Lot to exchange fer
KINsMAN STREEr-Near Pery-eoOd two stor,
House and Lot; 10 exchange for farm Sz3Oo
ROUSE \ JENNINGS,
-. Marble Block.
1so4 No I'll Superior street.
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SENATE.

Mr.. Slidell asked leave TO make an explanation,
and sad-It is proper to state to the Senate thai
shall make no further attempt to bring up for CON
sIderatioa the bill to facilitate the acquisition o.
Cuba by negotiation.
Mr. Slidell proceeded to give his reasons for his
course, the gist of which is, that he had become
satisfied that the bill could not pass at this session
owing to the determination evinced by the opposi.
ton TO prevent its passage by series of diiatory
manenvering, determination which, under the
very defective rules of the Senate, it was entirely
IN their power to carry out and that if under these
circumstances he should persist in pressing the bill
to vote, it would only result in sacrifice of tbe
appropriation bills, and thus create the necessity
for an extra session
He gave notice, however, that he should again
present the bill on the first day of the next session
when it can be introduced under the rules.
The Army Appropriation bill was then taken uD
IN Committee of the Whole, the items of which
make total of 81 100000.
Mr. Davis moved and carried by vote of %
against l2 an additional class appropriating about
a million dollars for Notifications This with a
lew minor amendments sends the bill back TO the
House. The bill was finally passed by ayes "a,
nays Is. r
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THIS BALSAM THATHAs REFN

VlHIS BALSAM THAT HAS BEEN
Cess for the I've years and brorsb b nc
n ness % many families Throughout the W ssra r5 p
SaSs cp1oa ana 55d ssosy sy The gT05
which il @ 5l1 ina. me object sought fr gains
Sssey ~ THIS Baisam is only recommended for one eiS
ofecIly lao the circulation, and thereby
''' 'SSO'NnenIsS- NOV for few evidences
A.s oBERLIN, Ohio, June 1. .Isss
MESSRS 3 K MANN & CO.-Cents. Lg.v{ng ~
oee3sloa @ use some Of yOur AGUE sAI SAM IN NV f IN
for the certain Of evai ussd and IS 4Esni
ing tonic think i has no no equal. s'l'a-
Your obedent Servant.
SAMUEL HENDRY
- oLSET. .ILL-.seDt q, lsss.
d MIESSRs; sISSRs s MANN & CO--Gents: Your AGILE
Is ne enl remedy that seems 70 meet ne SaIts
.ae popuar remedies Of the DAY for he cre Of istsr
~ hS Sqs RI r Shnas Asus Balsam sells preference 10
70 e1cet all otheF remedies ever offered : . SeiN
f-.l Truly yours, @ ". EAYNIE
CnRo. Ill. May Is. 1858.
DIR MANN Z co Gallon. Ohio Geats Your Am,
country for the of ague and ever We ha1 y sa s
5 MIN y 70 a,i ~ any case when pToper used 1t Il
"a SElED : 'PErr1JoHN.
faIf ST. LOUIS, June Ist, lsss.
MESSRS s. K. MANN & cove ind the dsmap5
demand Tor It is sufficient evidences Of is gTsaf merit n
~ paeeS our travels We end te universal opinion ef
ose selhg II and more pRTtirulrrly those snK z 10 ~
inst Il has no equal in pr1pret0rV rrmeJisS @ - -
certain specific that cannot be duts5 5 A ~
Truly Yours -
o. J. WOOD co.
s; +, MANN 4 CO., PrOprietOrs, Gallon. Ohio.
GiYLoRD & HAMMOND
- sll WILLIAM FIsKE.
--o-- Cleveland.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
MORNING, FEB'Y 2s, 1889
TRAVELLERS RFGIsTFR.
NEW ADVERTIsRMFNTs

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Morgan 4 Root-New Goods.
W. Melhinch-Provisions. &C.
Litiles & Keyss-For Rent.
Ivers B Howe-Petitlon for Divorce.
J. B. Cobb & &CO.-Harpsr for March.
Second Pes Chureh-Bus Notice.
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BY TELEGRAPH,

Hsporsed ey me Usiea Telegraph,
osFIcK, WARIHG's BLOCK, CORNER OF BANK AEI
ST. CLAIR STREETS.
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1nsnrante.
1emeIrp & 6iluer Worf,

B. G EITZ,
DEALER IN
| CU0CKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY,
" &c. Particular attention pal to the repairing Of
Watches Clocks, Fine If~srV kr Also manufacturers
Of solid JewelV u = bJ:t-io street Cleveland.
ana l72
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The Original and best in the world
An others are mere limitations and should be avoided
you wish to escape ridicule.
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed Instantly to a
tssutifal and naturl Brown Black. without the least
INJURY to Hair or Ski
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS haze been
warded to Wm A. Bachelor since 1879. bnd 200
applications have been made the HA Of patrons ST
his famous Dyes.
WM A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces . co or
not to be Distinguished from nature aud WARRANTED
aot to iure in the least however long be continual
and the i'll Effects Of Bad Dyes rsmsded; the Hair nvigor-
-kted Tor life BY this Splendid Dye
Made, sold applied Ca private IoonsI at The Wig
Factory. Ne. 2s3 Brosdway, NY
Sold m all cities and towns the United States by Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Dealess. ar
n The genuins has the and address upon steel
plate engraving on four sides Of each Box, of
WA. A. BACHELOR,
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WIGS / WIGS u WIGS / /

B4TCHELoR's WIGS IND ToUPEEs surpass ALL
They are elegant, light EASY and durable
Fitting chaTm-no turning up behind-no shrink ing
head indeed this the only Establishment where
these things properly understo, and made.
233 Broadway, New York
jaai7 W. FISKE. Cleveland. Ohio Agent.
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!! HAIR DYE j!
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3; <. MANN L CO., PrOprietOrs, Gallon, Ohio.
GAYLORD HAMMOND
- ESQ WILLIAM FISKE.
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y . II JUu IHlnA proper.
Yours, &C, s. W. MIDDLETON.

-. PHILAnEI PHIa, Sent 8 1851
Fhol; " ooD-D1F Sr- Your Hair Restorative Is prov
O. my head almost lost its coysring-sas ia fact BSIp
nave used but two a pint bottles Of
noM me toH OF my head Is well tudded with prouiSin
crop young hair and the front also rerevig IL f
II nave tried other eparations without a1v bene7t
Til-tfsr lthink from personal RECOMMENDATION
can induce many others 10 try it
Yours Respectfully, D. THOMAS, MD.
No Vine ctreef
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No S.2,s SO Superior Street, Marble Block up stairs:
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n HolloWay's Pills, without q We

- For Gas Fixtures aad Fiffiag-ApyIl
Fogo Easro-fh 6 Co., los and lO7 Superior street
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PARGAINS FOR THE MILLION!
ID $500 yards shilling prHis @aI fso 81 q % s1sAt
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The Restorative put up in bottles of three s;zs
u nse medium and SMALL the small holds Z ! pinf md
lets or ons dol Lar bottle the medium holds al eas
twenty per cent more IN proportion than he small reaiIs
tor Two dollars per bottle The large holds quart 40 a
bottle. - o N'--H-- ~
,O;J WOOD Co ,Proprietors No sl7 Broadway. N
l I'm lne great N Y. Wire Railing Esab ahueuf sni
No ia Market street St Iouis Mo = -.
ana sold By all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dsalers
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Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-11-17
JOE PUMLEY's GHOST.
sY MAURICE sILlscssr.

fHE little adventure which | propose
to relate, and winch may or may not be
worth the truobie OF recording-I am
sure It would not be were i not literal
" true, and that sober-minded people
dei,eht IN realities more than IN fiction
dates hack to a period when people
were less enlightened than now, and
sefore B had developed into the
handsome town il nov. is- sIlall3 tsi 81,
II was ia. the year ct grace. 1859 just
one hundred years ag"tas l'ye--and
what is still stranger. 20 one but myself
has attempted g snatch maj from oblivion,
ny the 'nyincibte my iweezers of literary re-
cordat,on the ;tsct--that Joseph, or Joe
famley, famiiiariy called. was driving
about midnight near lonely bury'ng-
groand in B, Jo vas burly team
s'er, by the way. and afraid q no EARTH
~ hardship.) when his ai,ensinn was
suddenly arrested by = white object
moving among The graves. 3 ----- Ne
the Teeder viii infcrs was quite thinly
settledla al that date, the hoases, like an
gels visits, beidggeae7i and far between
Joe belonged to town some ten miles
south of the locality IN which circnm-
stances, compel usto iatredace him, bui
used ~ pass The huryiss-kFsnnd in qnes.
ton, bnth, m hia way ts md from The
city ,The country was lone and desc.
late compared 81 Hhat il nov sis. and
Joe. Who xas obliged net ua'requen'!,
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A friend. Just returned { ON glewai
Gays they have such huge long -nosed
hogs in portions of that State, that tic
settlers tmpls,y them 10 plow the fields
He says they bury a corn cob al one
side Of the field, and place the log aes
the other side. The pa h-r Immediately
Digs his snvut into the rich soil and turns.
lurrow cqnal 10 that cf the best
plough. right up 10 the cob Some sr:-
Tiers aver that ifa stump should be in
the WAY Of the fnrrow,s the hog splits
i open with its snout. n, s5W Il iDa
er Nv love," said Krautsallat 10 ifis
wife. as he sat cudgeling his brain fpfo
a subject, = want to write sone,hInssl [
and ! must have bright idea" - :, WHY
Krruty, " responded the quiet little wo-
mnn, coming close q him ana laying
her hand upon his shnider, I" didn't you
ger a bright e, ed dear when youai goi
me :" Krut thought he did. 3isrf9 a.
The unfortunate youth .who was
drowned,a few days ago in a !" food .of
tender ,recoIlcctions," was slowly recov-,
ering. but yesta rday he fell from the SUBJ,
lime Il, the ridiculous, and was fa.atlY.
iniu,c d. sstoa ege4 SIC hifb ,!Es'l2lft5t aaf1a
:f-42a a,,I blailoe, brio t,nea,-'d 10
An Albany man advertiscs for his run,
away VIE, WHO " ,'nt Is year. off age,
and u a loving disposition. and had on onr
three lratan laSsopsss 'zo2 %aa 9 os'4a s.
-sa3 s.s 54gs.d 3.es5i-s. at5aso vssHsl3ssasj
The man who wressled with adversely
wore oM his sak stockings and rot
asDrs4e II .,SiEl8 afpi9ts Ha1995i'tt5 9TB Sff1fg
How to learn all vonr defccts--quarrel
with your best friend.
The, man who was 'filled with emo
tion, hadn't room for his dinner. -
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TELLING ONLY HALF. J

* Oh, mother, mother Y here's, nv
dear little kitty, found il in the road,
and it's dead! Oh, dear =, And. in
grieffo the loss Of her pet piaythinR,
Alice wept and sobbe0 n1restraincdiy!s
y How cruai!a Who could have6oael
y. Alce u .1stf 4d asnBiasg tHa~n as.ss b.,
! think Jimmy must for he. said he'd
kill il, because Il scrached him the otlser
day when III was teasing IT, 40 Bng IT,
didn't mean ID hurt him nd I tot1 hime
so,ib Poor lhtie ki,ty 4 And Alice AsebAs
4 silesh y .ss'he 4 looked u q The lilsleseft0
9 9 jimmy v..s Sent ,Istrs Tor spa IL looked
provskngly Knowing % ~ denied com.
'n,iating the deed. ,sa'iH II aasd4-9. VII y To
j ..sWhy,5 | haven't atoschsd Tie thiag, h
Alice. Crying for, sn old cat = i. s.-;,..
e : II wasn't M old cat. Il was nice
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