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I az CROOKED MADE srRAIoHr.--A crooked limb
bentat he knee for IS years by jnHt
been made perfectly straight by DR.. 0i5son's new
application Of electricity No invalid should desPAir
uttil they have tried DR.. Gbsons new heat~snt
TOR the cure Of lingering diseAsei Il throws all
other treatment entirely into the shade. Bee bis
advertisement headed "Despondency and lnsani-
! ty.n
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s1ly- The Daily Morning Leader Is for sale at
Hawks, Scbuckers' and 0lmsted's news depots
At news depots at Weddell aud Angler Hotels, and
at Quinlan's, It's Ontario Street.
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o.. superior and seneea als.

Coon ADvIoE.--Be saving o your moEey ard
make II go great way. by buying your Hats and
Caps for yourself and children, at L. Benedict q
Sons. POI Superior st., who have rereived very
large ana choice assortment Of goods, in their line
Of the latest styles.
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NEw YoRK, Oct. g.
The steamship Cahswba, with later dates from
Hayann, is signaled below.
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" For City News, see first page
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page
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WIGS! WIGS! WIGS /

BATCHRLoRs WIGS AND ToUPEEs surpuss all.
They are elegant, light, sE and durable.
Fitting to 4 eharmno turning up bshnd-no shrinking
the head indeed, this Is the 0al' Estsblishmenl where
these things are properly understooi and made
zaj BTOadwuy, New York
iGnlT W. FIsKR Cleveland Ohio AEeut
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noticeable horses we're a year Old hlly BY Isaac
Shelton, mare and colt by W. Wilson, Of Brook.
iyp, and lot Of horues by =. wllsoo. o Wilson,
of Bedford, has flnc stallion years old. and +.
T. Wheeler, year old. "Prlnce En." L. p.
Nichols, Of Rockport, entered good looking mare
with colt, aud Q. Q. White, Of Bedford yearng
ally aud . year old mare. VIM. Mills, Of Orange,
olee exhibited a superior mare and colt Two year
old dlllea were shown by Daniel Corleit, New
burgh, and james Quayle, Warrensyille. among
others Several pairs ofmules were exhibited, and
the general show was good.
sHRkP AND swINR.
There are bat few entries Of swine, but NJ. n.
spangler enters some Hne Suffolk pigs.
OF sheep there ia q good show Of sOuthdoWna,
French aud Lester
The books Of entry were closed at noon yos.er-
day, at which time there was the following mum.
ber Of entries;
HoRsEs. -Thoroueh 4; horses for ell work;
ol; draught, 2ei rOadsters, 59i sweepstakes, g.
Jacks and mules 0.
CATrLR.-short Horns, %, Hersfords, q Dew.
ons 10; native, 25; mllch COWS, !; working cattle
and steers, l2; fat cattls,5.
Swine IL, sheep Co. poultry s5.
Farm products 81, vegetables 2s5, floral %, field
crops so. honey TO- butter &c. iruits Ol, cheese D.
carriages 7, domestic 81, stoves is, paintings Al,
discretionary l57, miscellaneous "a.
Grand total 1901.
This Shy far the largest number Of entries ever
made in the county. Over 9cO membership tick
eta were sold during the day beside vast number
Of admission tickets.
All O'Clock blooded horses were called into the
ring to the music Of Leland's full Band, which,
Band, through the afternoon, Oiled the air with
their acceptable notes.
There were but three full blOoded horses upon
the ground.
Gen Flick entered "COl. GraySOn,' by "Gen.
coe," out Of Gam Bell"
Holbrook & Ashman entered Emperor" by
"Yorkshire" out Of FLORENCE"
Gen. Fitch entered a ear old ally by imported
Monarch"
Among the handsome horses Wo noticed "son
Of Malta" by 8. Merchant ''King Herod," and
"Godolphin," by A. l.. Beach, "Ben Franklin" BY
White & Newell aud "wild Jim, !" by f. f. Wheel
err, OF Bedford.
Cattle were on exhibition in the ring through
the afternoon. M
The crowd in attendance in tho afternoon was
very large, and the scene exciting.
INCIDENTS.
Officers MeIlrath and Sanford arrested, ysstei
day morning on the grounds, VIM. Cannell, fol
having the day before stolen sl5Grom John sbeas
of Newburgh, the money having been in pooke
of his coat, which hung on the fence near where h
was at work. Ten dollars and forty cents wer
found on his person. He was taken to the watch
| house
An elderly man was driving in at the gate, whe
be met younger one driving out Young ma
drove against the wheel Of the old mans wago
and broke it of. Young man drove of in hu ~
as the old man sent up yel of alarm, but wa
speedily overhauled by the police and compelle
to dsgorge enough to pay the damages.
To-day will be the great day Of the Fair. Tn
Ladies' Equestrianism will take place this after
/ noon.
Tomorrow (Friday) there will be great Troi
ting Match, with the following premiums:
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OF horses there was a sOOdly number Of fancy
stock and common
The old "cOl, Grayson." entered by Cen. J. W.
Pitch, was visited ut bis stall by large pumbss Of
admirers, and be, with year old any out OF i'm
ported Monarch" same owner, we're the only
thorOughbreds on the ground. Among the other
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TURPENTIN E-Invoios received
n weekly, and selling a. ~ low figures
srHoNG = ARMSTRONG
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KEEP 1T BEFoRE THE PEoPLE"-U. s. Ex.
press Co.'S Fast Freight Line, Great Western De-
spa oh, is bringing freight from New York and
Boston to Cleveland, at lowest Railroad rates, viz
New York, co. 67, 49. 80; Boston, 9s, 10, AZ, 81
The Great Western Despatch makes as fast time as
any other line The public should not be deceived
by the gas iulmlnatiOns ofobseure opposition lines,
who are making frantic efforts to subsist.
oct5 b II. BARNEY Agent.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

E- Attention. Alers There will be a Special
Netting at the Carriage House this evening. A
full atte ndAnce is desired,
CleYelnnd Oct g. 1850
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TaHnn.n FR.1Lrr. or PnYsIoLoercAL n,

For salOby Druggists and dealers generally even where
octl1W
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Russian Steam Bathing Establishment,
% Hicks ST.. near Engin- House No 10.
Cleveland, West Side.l


VHE RUSSIAN STEAM BATH IS
4 universally known AL over Europe where It is esiab
Hhed Ia all the lArgr uilius and In many - the
sinai towns, and Ia geleralV npruy cd b. All mud
icai nuthuiitiUs not only safe quick, ei lieut. and
highly be remedy against grntt uumerO OF me most
trOublesOme dsepstb hut also promoter OF health, pro
Of sranr tn. aud mOst powerful srubuhoner Of
he nervous that no particular rocommendatn Of
the SKIN this bath uoEuosl6dged to he tuTaod
other mtus whalev HUI thp -.agulsr combination VI
steam wttr iIciion aud ar Tcse, exhibited Ia hess
tai shmeuts aiuuts the whole BODY il such powerful
TO completely eTauicNe diseases which obs nnrlY
resist all other remedies Rheumatism salt Rheuln hng
Worm HKs Ev Fever Sores Drppsy aud all ether DIS
tsng hom ed pfmprgid action Of tho ska
radically cured without exhibiting tneina medicine
Discusses Uf the hifpnssago, Ca arTh, Coughlngi and
eyen some tnrms nf lunSum lOn Al adv far
Tcnuyod ithout difacutY,
Enlargement Of The Lh OF aud Spleen, DyHpepsy, Piles
MercultalHm, srEofu0us swelling PARA yilc tykeiicu
Affections, Gout, aud sometimes Epeptc hts, Desipess
aud great number Ol uhor uilnonls are anccoaatnlg
treated OF he efficiency Oi steam Eahns ia all these al
neons thafe Is tho ahpest proof record Nothing
claimed for q, but what actually be dJne, and what
every one iuay experience in hius1h
JUST try n
Cold aud Warm Water huihs, ~ we'll as Shower Bath
cnnh0stei with this rstHbishmen aud can be used
TicKErA-A single sohn nah G2 cents. per dz, 80 90
A cold OF warm waller Bath 10 ot'i pr Coz, l,5o
Hours Of admission for Ludies Tuosdays, Thursdays aud
Satufd s Ia tho urenlIn ut 0entlrmtn, during The al
tornuuns the days iun 10 o'clock aud sun
days from TO " o'clock NJ -
HERMANN RAEBEI. PropTlgl0r.
Cleveland, Aug 10Th, Us .. aug30:2M
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CHURCHILPS HYPOPHOSPHIFES.
The Great vital ReWenoraTor,
TRIES EN- AR!

pROTECTED BY ROYAL Lettors
H Patent from ENGLAND, aud secured BY the Seal
uf tho ECOLE DE PHARMACIES DE PARIS and th
IMPERIAL COLLEGE Os' MEDICINE, VIENNA.
No. l--InyalGable fir Relaxaiiou Spormaorrh9a an
Physical Exhaustion, and Is n tonic.
No - ompotty oradiostos all traces Of those Diseases
that have been hitherto treated by the and pel
oious use Of copayia and oubehs
No 3-liss entirely supPantea the injurious use 9.
curry thoreby nsurng 10 the suk vT speedy relief dspa
tug all the Impurities, and Tootus out the venom OF dsea
fRlESEAAR, Nos. aud 3 ate prepared In the To, n.
ot lozeo, devoid OF taste or smo, and can be carTlud
"a tbs w1slooat pocket SQLD IN IIS CASES and y sded
into sEPARArE DOEEs, as administered by NAlpeau, Laa
man, kouN, RicoTd &c 80 Price, 50 zach four
~ one for Ss which So nnl In S2I cases, whereby
ere s SAVING OF So To DO had, wholesale and retail
OF Dr. HARROW, lgi Bleecker ST. New York, inmedi
etey OF Receiving Iemiitanc-, DR. Barrow will forward
tue III Els EAi 10 part OF the wuTlf, securely
packed and addressed according the Instructions Vie
SriteT.
Foi saleby GAYLORD HAMMOND,
anti MSLLIAM FISKE.
deos dEw " 900 Arsnfs Cleveland
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ER Friend CObaugh, opposite the Postofflce,
gets up fine work in the Daguerrean and Photo
graph line Call and see the "old buck" II
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~ GAYLORD a HAMMOND,
wh. FtsKE,


EYE AND EAR.-HAVIN0 RE:
~ TIRED from The gsneta Pfneie Of Msa ,ss5. 2 sSu
the Bye md Enr shch the chpTrhal hpl p,iaasSss
GonoIfhoal and New Tugic Acute aud Shoniu iii
tldna AZ I'M Eye on tcte6 tho Ionua fIapahtea N
dm evsi bs pupil aaafosi, stsnhiigms Sls1 1 des
moss M undesirued 10 Ahir 20 troat nearly gyey igt o
dsS 40 of tins EARN mode less psiniu 500 ~ IVA
rses0sI lhan Il reuoT Nv uqu ftaiqfiu8 ~ nv tnl
hearing tief on other m6dus hail hed and hs''' ''@s
M ~ siyes MAI be consulied AZ No % ohano
s1sst SlsySsSa ssa o." ''"'' DooT L. BROOKS,
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That Professor Woods Hair Restorative
-vrrr nDINCnUE TNnATTTDT

That Professor Woods Hair Restorative
WTILL PRESRVE INFALLIBLY
wv lho groiOh and color Of the bar. # used two or
three tnos week. ie aly masipaus aae Perfectly, re-
iRs har; nSis Il os soG shd 6eaatiim than auy 81,
sas dss S s oeiS cIssy@ss
Pfuesnnl men and Geulem aa9 Ladies' o. Az classes
%aSl SlGi % 'i s fnSodr fdr Hsadts i56wnS ma aJss
pRoS % j Wo6b3Dssi sr Some ti,ae iatt Sunaiar
SaSeS s S o s S5 our Ss t. sSd ss
VIC osT altis 1oas ksa for SINE ns had b srfeoty
oossr,I vlt sores and sma called II Sosd head ISs
har Nipes. t9ely .ag on " vos' "isa Ii,9Lu
dd oyit9 la!ls hops ." seeess. but 70 our ,srpss
hs disease SntaDy apd nsW ami uKuriani crop Of haT
soon ssItaa "a and W. can new that olr boy has
sSS W. sss 1 thsssis e. AMI sfo ausn
sesip aad SiiT We nSs youYs Tsspseaiiy
'H'''' gEo, Y, HigeiSSso T4R,SMs
pBoF WooD-near Sif Ny hair had, tot several years.
been sqSess S nSsT tS sS sspRssie o nses
ssry IL dIsssEit When eomm.reud uslnE Your iiair
osSt, sSS usd NJ he wssEi
4 s tuIned % iis Peursl eos5 ana a.saSa M y, ss
anpsai ieh other pepaIa Ihsys sssf used
y6sthsr % % used a RstqTsiiyso 81 ,,s simple
ni,ton 10 rsiar 10 me an suuTtain any doub oi is
VsiiSi MAS siiGs 4 caini'd i0r r sywoNps
9einPWsld5 WdoP O. ss % 81 'i II hs dyies ds sqi Of
ps hS GSd been usiue ,ouI Hair Resioratys,
sa,d hi ~ n hal the fever time ia6t May and
nSasiy every hsr ny head came ont Now my hAiI ha.
ee m ffea deal t koI than Il Waa. Nothing bNt
dutv and sYmunthy that q A 10 rommunlcge 20 ohefa
ie srs aiotod have Doe would induce me 90 give
ib1s VI the benefit hdNo received
ifea Prof Woods Hair Restorative. 8.
| H.. A. n, JACOBS.
TIE Rsstspivs put W sotis, n thges ssss y5 -
foss o. one dol,S psi bets ne medium hsldi q go.
Ewea esr go. nS,f Pc Ss s5ss s6sa aaat u ~
ssu SsTS Sis SSsia Y PpdSS s I sld iss ~ Shss do y
| a u WOOD co Ptepuotors, No ~ nroaaNeh \
| Yert and No ia MaTkot ulfoet 81 Louis. NO
And sold b. ali Druggists gHd GanoY 9oo1a pealefi
| apN
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SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING, &C.
nor ALL T0NS0RIAL OPERA
n tions-
HAIR CUTTING, DRESSING OR DYEIRe,
ELEGANT ROOMS, 90 TO
VIM Il. AMBUsH's
AstApAAn"eh' ahuoi the American. maFlt
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Each horse to have the ring for separate trial,
will be requested TO 60 in harness and make mile
on the track. Time to be taken by competent
Judge, selected for the occasion. Entrance fee 10
per cent on Premium.
PREMIUMS.
The following premiums had been awarded by
the various Committees un 10 o'clock last night;
CLASS lsT-- THOROUGHBRED.
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IMpoaTAHr TO sHrPPEas u. s. Express Coz
Fast Freight Line, Great Western Despatch, ID
bringing freight from New York and Boston 70
Cleveland at the lowest Railroad rates, Via New
YOrk-sO, 81, AZ, 80 BoSton--Ss, 7S, At, 81.
sep2gIw d. II. BARNET, Ag't
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L. Hluckiey, Brooklyn COW 3 90 la
do do helfer DO lat
a. Kidney, Rookpori. bull i DO lst
W =. huiohinson, Mayneld, heifer Cnalivo)
3yoars old, "a
>. q Loyton, East Cleveland, ahsifers, 2 yis
old, "a
H. TsylOr Ess, Cleveland, J bull CerOs,) yrs
old lat
"A Kidney, RootpOr,, heifcr, 2 yrs old should have
had Let premium
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SILVER soiFl--snvER soAPll-For cleaning
silver and plated ware, glass, mirror0, marble
mantles, &c.-Another lot juSt received by
Foa0. EEswoBTH 4 Co.
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~ Fine Silver Tea Soils, Forks, Spoons, Cake
Baskets, Castors, Napkin Rings Labels, &c, &c.
A very large stock, and all warranted OF the best
Double Plate, can be found at
Fo00, ENswoRTH & Co.'S, af
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I1T- r Stair q Co, have received the Fall FASH
Ions for GentIemeD's Hats. We should advise
those who wish beautiful and becoming Hat to
call on the Messrs. Stair q Co., and get aited.
au-fF
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T AnslHvory Christians Of u ons throughol
tue W sstein States aud Territories
.|''"TT''- y n FAtRCHlLD Chairman.
Clsvtiaid Oct l. 1889 david

OF Prostration of tie System and
rapid decline are slraos invariably the results ofauy
mali rsrtices and unchecked vicious hahIs Aireass
eiabo ely gotten has lutoly issued ON the press e.
usrutihg tls endeny aId the oaTo as welhas pfeven-
top Of DO same It is eputied iiUMAG FRAiLTf'
or pIIYsIoLoGIoAI. REsEARCHE8" Il euteFsfaliy
nto The causes oeof and tohcious nods Of curing
ali d,lsassi Of deHes nature with copous aH'ructops
fortha rfsc restoration Of those who are prevented ~
mpsdimsha FROM entering into the marrago stale Price
2S uouls Sent fr0e ofposIpge. Sold Ny
DR. BARROW,
l0t Bleeoksr street, Now York.
GAYLORD HAMMOND.
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Ea8- For the best qualities Of Segars, Tobacco
and Snuff, go to @. Dietz, III Superior ST.
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sPALDINas PREPARED GLUE = UsEFuL IN
EvEHY HousE.--Another supply just received by
Fogo, ENswORTH q 90
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la5- See advertiaomout Of Dr.. sanford'a Liver
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" Domestic Practice Made Easy, or HomGO'
pathy slmpIaed. No parent should be without
this invaluable publication. To be bad at Halls
opposite Weddell
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On IhutsdY ana Fudnyi tho sOlh ana Nst OF oelopef
IN PURSUANCE OF THE IN
IL srlUCTiONs Of tho Ohio Slue Anti layeU Con
a. IA, held Ht Co'uIhpt in August, the Executive Com
In,tthe have poa With the uopds Of our cause 10
other Stes So regard 10 hr p,orreiy oi holding tima,
Convention ol the Norlh-Mest during this Agtumu and
with haI entire appreciation unl accommodation We
....r CALL.
AniisHV8ry Christians a throughout
tue western STATES aud Territories
We invite you Weut al ChQago, Thprfday evening
the 2hh Ot Or Der lust immcdiaelv on tho adioutnn n
q tts Annual Meeting OF me AinarleAn Mis1na Anso-
cation,
Tho objects Of THE Congtniiou are,
lat 40 consult upon he great n'eresa OF tho Anii-
Slavery inuf0 in tla prescott orHs Of our COUNTY, when
the most ffUnuuus Efforts neiug mhdo revive NJ A.
rcnn slave rTnf vita iLe aud uuergl1o The fuGiiVe
HluvB Hw 10 10 stou slavery upou all put Territories ana
tn annex ofeg territory LOT the purpose Of sKendms nnd
Ierpetnn' ing its power.
ID no give sapTOss0u 10 our sentiments In regard 70 the
snfulnesa and tho owls Of Slagpiy
9d. r. up upon Christians tbs duty OF urrayng the
whole mora lower q the Gospel and Church essus'
Slavery a. he uhii cEufAtN meanb " rs hnhl oYohpM
cause in fui are.
We look OF a large and earna.t Convention.
T'''NT - 'E hi FAiRCHILD, Chairman.
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y A. oAtul VIuVoIaHII U0N 7ET""D -s--s-s''
discretionary premium recommended
Edward Taylor, Cleveland, best floral Ornament----
beaumont & CO., do do green house plant
do do do do variety VSlbenss----
The COMMITTEES recommend that at future fairs
the number Of blooms sufficient TO receive prsni-
ums be produced, as 1t is now two high for ana
teurs to compete successfully.
]. Kirkpatrick, and AIs. WIN smyths, Com.
GLASS 33-FIRLD CROPS
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SCHOOL SPEAK ERS.
Alislellau

C3- rne Subscription Book Of n Q COSMOPOLITAN Art
Association for the oh year. aud that portion
OF the public
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cLAan lU-pEFONa,
r. N. Dlley, Eqcid, bull, years old, lst
DO do COWS 3 DO ID
DO do I cow do lst
Chas Compton, East Cleveland cow yrs I'd
". Minor, East Cleveland, hefer, ", let
Tuos Smith, Omsted I bal, | year Jet
p Dlly, Euclid, bull, years, "a
J. NJ. Brown, DO l COW, years, lst
Warren Gardner, Euclid, bull yrs, %
$ L. Beebe 4 Co., Dover, best bull, years, lst
do DO best cow years. com
do do best heller, mos. lst
= n. Dley, Euclid, best bull calf, lat
John Whtlaw,. Orange. do %
CLASS 29--PAINTINos.
samuel Glover, Cleveland, pencil drawing, dip
J. F. Ryder, DO plain photograph, prem
do do colored do do
Bryant & STATIONS college, Cleveland, pen
drawing AL LIST
Miss Alice Hart, Cleveland, oil paintings, lst
A. B.sbee, do photographs, prem
do do dsqu rrcolypes, do
w. II, Hollister, Coamer, penmanshlp, "a
Mrs. + J McGaray, Cleyelard, pencil drawings, Ley
do DO do %
H. n. Hoffman, do soil paintings, LIST
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-12-28
New Music.

DO the ladies play music at the west sif?''
asked young lady of western green-look-
lug customer.
'.Oh, very universally. Miss. was the re-
ply.
Iuded. was not aware of that; do they
use the piano mostly 2"
Never, Miss The instrument that we
have out our way is the Swinette. and the
girls all play it. !"
.Oh, dear, am sure. positively. that I
never heard of that before; do tell what il is,
and how they play ii"
"Well the instrument is small pig, and
each one takes one of these under her arm
aud chcws the end of Install. and that brings
out the music"
Western green was the lion for the oal-
lance Of that sysnine.
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Never Yield 10 RfducuIe.

Never let your honest convictions lie laugh
ed down You can no more exercise your
reason if you live IN constant dread If ridi-
cule, than you can enjoy ycur life if you are
in constant terror of death If you thirk j,
right TO differ from the time, and TO make
point e morals. DO il: however pedsDtic IL
may appear do it-rot for insolcnce. but se-
riously aud gradually. as If man wore big
soul of his own in his bosom. and did nc, wal,
till il was breathed into him by the breath Of
fashion. Be true to your manhoo6's convic-
ton. aud in the end you will be respected by
theworld. but 'tave that approval Of your
own conscience
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VOL. .7---N0. 5.
Wou,dn.t.Own Up.

Joe Stetscu was wild roliekibg fellow
who spent most of his time in drinking nLd
spreeing. while his wife Polly, was left at
home to do the chores. Upon certain ocea-
sion Joe left home. TO lie back, as he said.
that nigh, Night came but Joe did not :
The next day passed but, about sunset. ice
came up in the worst condition inaginabl,---
his rrclcths dirty and torn, one eye IN deep
mourning. ..and his face preserted more the
appearances of piece of raw beef than any
thing else Polly met him at the door. and,
noticing his appearance. exclaimed
why, Joe, what in the world is the mat
ter ?"
Polly" said Joe. .'do you remember
long Jim Andrews? Well. him and me bad
an awful fight =
WHO whipped. Joe?" asked Polly.
Polly, We had the hardest dght yos ever
did see. | hit him and be hit me, and then
we cIinchej. Polly. amt supper most ready
I amt had nothin' to eat since yesterday
morning"
but tell me who whipped, Joe. contiru-
ell Polly.
Poly replied Joe, Il tell you. you new
er did see such fight as me and him had =
When be clincbed me ! jerked loose frora
him. and then gin three or four the most
sufficientest liks you ever heard of. Pol
ly, ain, supper ready? rln nearly s,arr-
ed >
DO tell me who whipped. will you:' co.,
tinued Polly.
Polly said Joe, you don't know nothin'
.bou, fghtin'. tell you We fought like IL
gers; we rolled AMI We tn:nbled-frst him on
top, then me on top-then the boys would
pat me on the shoulder. and hollow. Oh,
my Stetson We gouged, and bit and
tore up the dirt in Seth Ruunelrs groee-
ry yard worse nor two bulls Polly.
amt supper nearly ready I'm mcnstrous
hungry
Joe Stetson = said Polly, in tone bris:-
liug with anger, will you tell me who whip
pedy'
Polly said Joe, drawing long sigh. L
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