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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-28

The Second Avenue Railroad Company coupons
due Ist of December, will be paid and after that
day, at the Office Of Messrs. William j. John
0 Brien, NO. % Wall street.
We read in The Philadelphia Ledger Of to-day
The average weekly statement OF tho banks o. this city
for endng Saturday last presents the follow
ipg changes, IS compared With tie previous week
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-29
PHOTOGRAPHS.

WE would call the attention Of the public to
w the fact, that at BULLS AMBkOTl PE Pho
IOGRAPH and SIEnkEOocoPIC GALLERY is
the place 10 get
Correct Pictures OF Every siyieS
Being the Oldest established operator in the city
the superiority of his pictures, and his efforts 10
please are well known to all. He 10 now putting
up of Main street, suitable for mailing, Tor
the very low price Ut 20 and DO cents each; the
largest and best picture OF keokuk ever taken
also large view of 1T. Madison.
Steroscopic views and boxes for sale and ON ex-
hibition; all are respectfully invited u call anc
examine them.
S&1- Don't forget the place: rs Main street, q
door from Third street.
Aug. ~, God
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-29

GG-We this week change Slosn's advertise ment
at his request which IL according 10 contract. Some
ofour readers may think it strange that ~e should
present them weekly With paper containing this
advertisement when it is we'll known there Ia not
article forth in II that can be obtained In all
this section Of country.
Well 1t Is not fault, and we don { want to be
held responsible. Mr.. Sloan certainly cannot be
aware of the demand existing in this part Of the
State for his medicines. We received two letters
yesterday, one more than sixty miles distant, in
curing where they could be- procured.
Mr. Sloan, send your Ointment, Condition
Powders, DC. There is as much call for them Al
there Was of old far the Ba m of ailssd--At. Car
nssi Eegs4tef, ILL.,, Jsss 10, 1850
see clio sadvertissment In another column OF
this paper. Aug. ~ dot VII
McLEANs STRENGTHENING CoBpfAL.--This rem
edy has been before the public only short time
but ii has proved to be an invaluable remdey te
purify the blood and strengthen the system; every
one who uses ii recommends 1t to others, until ii
has become the sta ndArd remedy with every family
in the United States. We say to every reader, Try
tit is n delightful aromatic.
Soc advertisement, in another column.
Aug. 21dAw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-29
90 M M T. RCIAI-

DAIRY ears Cry 0vrrcH,
Keckuk, August 27th. !
FLoUR-Superfne, 81 90 Spring wheat, ex-
tra, 81 30, Fall wheat, extra, - 10.
BRAN AND SHORTS, SEQ so psr leo.
CORN Is to 20.
BARLEY--spring s0a3se.
WHEAT In good demand. Fall 81 90 to 10;
spring75 to 500.
oATs--17 to 30.
RYE--4o to Al in good demand.
poIAToEs--20 to 10 by the load ;rs.ail 81.
GE0cERIEs-New Orleans Sugar, fair ssae,
prime . to "a, clarified IlssI2, crushed and LOAF
l2At I3. Molasses-plantatioK4 40 to 4bs. q. III. As
TO 4s, Golden Syrup, So to T5c. Ccfss-Rio 1871
to- LII. JayaI2 TO zoe. Laguyra, 10 10 to IT, Rice,
7aTa.
soAp-Palm ste, Family saci German, tcin.)
7to7s.
cANDLEs-~stAr IT to IS, stsarins Is, Mould
i2a summer pressed,1e
LARD-l1 to t2A; retail l5c.
BUTTEk--Choice 10 to IA; retail 1T5
LEATHER~-sols ID to 2se; Harness 77a.
HIDEs-Dry "a to TO- green, Sc green
sheep psIts 40 to Tse; green heg skins IS.
HAY-prairie 81 to IS; Timothy and lungs
risn, IS to ssAi Baied do. $9l TO $1es Retail $l1
to l3
sEEDs.-Hungarisn Grass. 25a3ei Timothy 81
90 to % Flax Seed, seaSf 90.
suNDRiEs--o Onions, 80 to 80; Eggs tos.
Feathers, acc to s5e; White Bssns, 81 SOILS.
fkUIT--Dried apples, 40 10 I 65 per bush.
Dried peaches, ts DO to 400; Kaisins, 81 90 to
. rs.
CuEESE--W r. 10. Darmavk IA ia
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-29

HALL. CARROLL & CO..
MANUFACTI kEKS of the celebrated Halls
Patent Concrete Fire and Burglar Proof Safes,
which are known 10 be superior TO any other, and
are perfectly free from dampness. None gut those
marked "Hail's Patent" can be relied on.
We are also sole manufacturers of the world
bank Lock, chords Champton,5
with Halls improvement.
The advantages which this Lock has over all
Others are
1t has outside combination KEY that will
battle the most expert burglar or scientific mechan-
10 Ii has no keyhole stem, spindle or 81 II that
can be knocked Of defsced ~ to prev MT the
person having the key and combination from open
ing the sale.
I'd. it is impossible to GET any, explosive matter
in the lock, or in any Way defacc she face Vt tbs
door 10 prevent The person having the outside
key aud combination from opening the safe.
Sd. Ii has No springs, and for this reasoa alone
places il abose any lock in use as it is ipossils
to get IL ont of order and it has greater ascurt,
| than any lock known.
We Invite all Bankers, County Treasnrers, Mer
| chants and Others, to call and examine IL.
HALL, CARROLL b CO.
/ SALES RoOM--No. II Main-st., Merchants Ex
change Buildings, ST. Louis, No.
/ July IA, '6e-dAw-3drly
Il
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-29

ETItis not true that the Burlington stage
arrives at Fort Madison in time to connect
with the morning return train, notwish-
standing the Journal ipsinuased TO the con-
trarv.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-29

DEATH PROM AsoRrioN.-A young woman
was murdered oy an attempt 80 procure an
abortion, at Libertyville, Jefferson county,
Iowa, . few days ago. She was seduoed by q
man named -. Sheets, who hired physi-
clan named Smith - procure an abortion.--
The operation was performed, but resulted
in her death. Sheets was admitted TO bail In
the sum of $500. DIR. Smith left for parts
unknown.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-29

The BASKET MEgrINc.-In order to ac-
the Basket Meeting on Saturday next. the
passenger train will not leave till Oh o'clock
q. IN. Passengers will return at p. IN.
We learn from those who have the thing
in haad that large meeting and good time
are gnslcipated.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-29

NOW READY,
The Life and Pubic Services OF
HON. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
WITH Portrait on Steele, by ID. W Bartlett,
w the weli-known author Of 1.-The Life Of Lady
Jane Grey. Joan Of Arc," etc., and Washington
correspondent of tho HNcw York Evening Post, =
and "independsnt.n One handsome 2nio, Cloth
gilt back. $50 pages. Pr.cc ~. Also,
The Llfc and Public Services 81
sENATOR DOUGLAS.
One Large limo. Price.
just received and for sale At
OGDEN BROWNELLA CO.'S
CIrx BOOK SToaE,
iy26& - kstn-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.


GS- II is seldom that notice any thing In the
medical line, nor would We now, unless we could
be convinced that we not doing our dnty as o
journalist, in recommending to the public DIR. j.
HosIETTEk's CELEBRATED BITTERs, for the
Of that most terrible and fatal of all diseases
Fewer and Agus. From our own experience With
this valuable specific, We safely say that for
diseases Of the above nature, ii stat ds without
rival. Its timely assistance has saved many fel-
low being from prem allure grave. Every day We
hear of its conquerng the worst Of Fever and
Agae. To those nho are In the least afflicted with
any If the complaints arising from irreguisrity
OF the digestive organs, nothing can be more bene-
fetal than these Bittsrs. We cheerfally recon-
mend them 10 the thousands in this State, who are
suasring from intense pain, certain cure for
their ills. Try them, and be convinced Of their
many excellent qualities
For sale by druggists and dealers generally sv-
erywhere.
Sold by p GIBBONS, A. J. WILKINSON, pAKrLgrr
kAyK 4 Co., aud J. BRApgx.
Aug. ~. '6D-dAw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-29

sHown.--On Monday night We had . m oss
welcome shower. 1t was accompanied by
vivid lightning and rafting peals OF thunder
that were rather startling 30 weak nerves.
The rain was much needed, as vegetation had
become exceedingly dry. We looked for
cooler weather, but yesterday was one OF The
hottest days Of the season. IL was scorching
not till after O'Clock, when heavy clouds
rolled up in the Southwest, obscuring the
sun and giving promise Of sher heavy
shower.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-29
KH ayers OF THE GREAT CITIES.

LM
We the undersigned MAYORS, hereby cert
hat the Druggists, Apotheoaries and Physicians
ur several cities have signed document of
urapce to ua that the remedies of DIR. j.. G. Ayl
CO., Of Lowell, AYERS sARsAPARlLL
ILLS, A8UE CURE, and CHERRY PECTORAl
lave been found TO be medicines Of great exeellen
nd worthy the confidence Of the community.
non. JAMES coos,
Mayer of Lowell.
HON. ALBrN BEARD,
Mayor Of Nashua, N. III.
HON. n. w. HARRINGTON,
Mayor of Manchester, Nh.
HON. JOHN ABBOTT,
Mayor of Concord, N. ii.
HON. A. II. BULLOCK.
Mayor of Worcester, Mass.
HON. NATHN'L sTLsREE,
Mayor of Salem, Mass.
HON. +. w. LINCOLN,
Mayor of Boston, Mass.
hon. W. Nj. RoDMAN,
Mayor of Providence, X. |.
HON. AMOS w. PRENTICE,
Mayor OF Norwich, OF.
HON. j, N. HARRIS,
Mayor of New London, CT.
HON. CnAs. S. DoDIER,
Mayor of Montreal, @. L.
HON. d. +. TIEMAN,
Mayor of New York City.
non. III. M. KINsTREY,
Mayor OF Hamilton, @. w.
HON. ADAM WILSON,
Mayor of Toronto, c. w.
HON. r. Nj. BISHOP,
Mayor OF Cincinnati, o.
NON. I. Fl. CRAWFORD,
Mayor of Louisville, Ky.
HON. JOHN SLOAN,
Mayor of Lyons, Iowa.
AuE. JAS. MofEETEgs,
Mayor OF Bowmanvllle, CIV.
HON. JAS. W. NORTH,
Mayor of Augusta, Me.
HON. HENRY COOPER, JR.,
Mayor of Hallowell, Me.
HON. JAS. s. BEEK,
Mayor of Fredericton, N. b.
HON. WILLARD NYE,'
Mayor of New Bedford, Mass.
HON. ]. C. BLATSDELL,
Mayor Of Fall River, Mass.
HON. W. II. CRANsToN,
Mayor OF Newport, K. |.
HON. FRED. sTAHL,
Mayor of Galena, Ill.
HON. JOHN loDuDEN,
Mayor of Dubuque, Iowa.
HON. TH0s. cRuTCHFIELD,
Mayor of Chattanooga, Tenn.
non. r. d. BAUaH,
Mayor of Memphis, Tenn.
HON. HERMAN L. PAGE,
Mayor Of Milwaukee, Wis.
HON. w. VAUGHN,
Mayor of Racine, Wis.
HON. A. FAIR,
Mayor Of Kenosha, Wis.
HON. JOHN c. HAISES,
Mayor Of Chicago, Ill.
non. A. j. NOBLE,
Mayor Of Montgomery, Ala.
HON. W. HoLYBAD,
Mayor of Columbus, Ga.
HON. TRoS. FeENCH,
Mayor of Burlington, Iowa.
HON. VIM. LEIGHTON,
Ex Mayor of Keokuk, Iowa.
Certify that the resident Druggists have ASST
them
Certify that the resident Druggists have ass'
them
Cersify that the resident Druggists have ass'
them
AYERS SARSAPARILLA
AYERS SARSApAhILI.A
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-29

THIS Institution will commence its third Aca-
l demic year ON Monday, September 3D., in ths
sc=c- s.c.y e &c Chatham ss-=-e cs--cA, corner
Of Morgan and Seventh.
A com potent Teacher has been secured 10 give in
structions in French
The Primary Department, under the care OF Miss
l.. CopeiD. will hereafter receive 0irlsonly-
For Prospectus of the Inrti,ution, apply TO The
Principal, Kew. G. A. Williams, or to the Presi-
dent, or secretary Of the Board Of Trustees.
MM. THOMPSON, Pres't.
III. STRONG, Ssc'y.
keotuk Aug. I7--[d3ml
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-29
PEARL
TOOTH POW DER.

can recommend II with great confdence-
Ia. c.. DngerSOll, Dentist.
For sale Of my DE ntAi Ro EN- !,
Garner Of 3rd and Main Streets, keokuk.
june Is, 1850.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-29

q BBLS. Plantation and Sugar House hoiasses
NO for sale low by kRLLOG9 y bIkGE.
jed A E
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Denis ifke the Heer-DrinkfDED use b.
Our friend Of the Journal is getting Dice:
ia becoming aristocratlc, and affects piesy
after the Rev. Henry CLAW Dean pattern.
He says that the Republicans consist Of a
ssfusion'' of rag tag and bobtails-thas,
"The know-Nothin2 and the datchmsn,
u>tbe -el,gionisl and the inhdel sabbath break
er--the fugitive slave law whig--ihs higher
law aboliticpist and the spoils law democrat,
all readily fuse and lie costly together in the
same narrow republican truckle bed"
And, with a still more unrighteous zeal,
be says that IS sainted pharisees, who
roll the whites of their eyes 90 Heaven"
sspious bypocrites," and "profsned temper
anoe mes" all now Ease With the Germans,
ssguxzle lager beer with the infdel and habit
ual Sabbath breakers, and shout till their
lungs are sore, shoora for our accomplished
Governor, Roosh,'" and so on TO the end.
Such is a specimen of the wrathful TRADES
OF the Douglas press against the Germans OF
Iowa; while the party fuse with the Know
Notbings In New York and elsewhere. But
while they thus vent their spite against the
Germans, they expsot to frighten the Irish
with their thunder, and shosld they dare to
break loose from the party, the Douglas De
nocracy will complete their fusion with the
Know No.hings, and join in one harmonious,
everlasting howl against the "beer-drinking
dutch, !" and the "whisky drinking Irish"
CRrrrxEDxs,s ExrrNGursHEs. Senator Crit
tsnden, OF Kentucky, has right understand
ing OF the Disunion nonsense altered with a
view to defeat Mr.. Lincoln. He has put an
extinguisher over the rushlights OF keitt,
Rhett and Barnard, ~ follows:
ssThs majority must, OF necessity, rule in
all rspabliss; and, il you do not like the Law
of the msjority, set aside all free gov eromsnt,
and 20 to some piaco whore you will have no
elections where hereditary rulers shall take
tho place OF elective government. Who shall
say that, If Mr.. Lincoln or anybody else II
constitutionaliy elected to the Chief Magis-
tracy, be shall not take his seat3 Have we
come to thisS Ii so, let US change the Who'll.
government, and let the minority rule"
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Dan1 r, Miller, Esq. G. Z. Mo
@. w. McCrary.

and others will address the Meeting.
The regular passenger train on the K. Fl.
DIN. L NJ. r. r will wait, on that morning,
until OF O'Clock, An, and will take up pas
scngers on the return at r. n.
Speaking will commence on the ground at
precisely half. past 10 O'Clock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-29
BASKET MEETING,
A Republican Basket Meeting will be holde
On Saturday, Sept LIST, 1860,

at Grove on land belonging to John G.
Turner, in Jackson township, about one mile
north OF the Buena Vista Ferry, and twenty
rods from the Keokuk, Fl. Des Mones and
Minnesota Railroad, at which all good Re-
publcans aud the rest OF mankind, with their
wives, children and sweet hearts, and bas-
kets and stores, are invited TO attend
The keokuk Wide Awake Club will be pres
ent on the occasion, and good time gener-
ally may be expected.
Dan1 z. Miller. ESQ. c.. il. Moss,
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hsd decided thss the ceremony should b
Ibesforned in Lady Grey's parlofs room adj
fiaer.s 20 Mice CsnynGhan's evn. ASter con-
GLIDING the arrangements with the clergy.
man, snd obtaining . license, ! hastened
hack 70 prepare nv luggage and SEED Il TO
RE depos. At s'elseh everything on my
pars vas resdy, aDd 1 sss IN the large arm
chair beneath the vensilator, waiting for
the signal thss would indicate that Miss Con-
ynxbsm was ready. The signal did not csm-,
bus in iss place heard > low soice repeat
Ing ny sane.1 sprang up; there ssood
Desa.
II am Locked in" she exclaimed in ter.
rnr. ..Herr Won Holt sas us Together and
informed ny father, and he ssys shall not
leave this room or esmnunicate With my
Aunt even, until the clergyman comes AZ
n'ne o'clock. lie suspects Us, you and J,
|. 0f slnpiEg-y sTseeg-
Only ons moment uas ] ennfounded; in
the next IN eIp~,iiens occurred 10 me; but
you'd B-ss take advantage OF II, that vas
the question?
sWa,, a moment - I said, until write
note To your Aunt, Lady Cry" i vas
written and s.n,; ard IN Eve minutes Lady
t;rev snd her maid stood AZ my door.
bri-a- Informed her Of the facts. AMI sug-
gr.,ed b r. oniy chance OF fright. Bees must
come through t.r. vensiias~r- The clergy
man would be there in fifteen minutes. and
ve would be married in my parlor instead Of
Bees's.
..She can meter do it, exclaimed her
lady. ship.
..Shs must" firmly replied.
.WeH, We will abide by her dscision,"
81. answered. Jumped Up, and in a half a
dozen word. told Miss ConyngbHm If the
hope remaining to s,would she avail her
self oft?
'Yr.," was her qnies reply.
The word was sooner spoken than ]
began to Gu. away with nv knife piece from
the pannel OF the door, in which rsvo!ved the
axis Of III. ven,ilator. The glass was soon
removed. and the ventlator free OF incum-
brancs. reached through, whispering 10
thu trembling girl ~ Came ~ once. Stsc
sprany up without hesisn,ion. and IN 6se min
utes she vas safely by my side. then has
tened To pu, back the window in place, that
the vacuum nigh, not excite suspicion.
Bcss had short time to compose herself
before the clergyman entered. lie began
The ceremony directly, and was soon the
husband Of the !oyslisss girl in the world.
A. wa. paving my Ave pounds lecture fee,
heard d,nr unlock in the adjoining room,
and loud exclamation. accompanied by an
oath. did not wait for the documents,
hu, hurrie..ly babe Lady Grey and the cler-
gyman good bye; the latter, by the way,
snw going around TO the performances ct
tho other ceremony at nine o'c'eck-and
carried of Bessy to the carriage. We wen,
to London that night by rail. The next
week | got letter from home with permits
sion to return. l awaited myself Of it, and
brough, my English wife to America. and
TO this day h"id in reverence The vent'la-
tor. for by what other way could my wife
have come to me?
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From the Phil uisiphia Post ]
THRILLING REDUCTION.

On Tuesday last, the door of cur sane.
tum opened, and presently our eyes fell
upon pedar crossing the threshold, whose
'a'ures and outer costume proclaimed hin
IT the house Of Abraham. Opening large
oblong paper box, he exposed a countless
heap Of spec;acles, and anxiousiy inquired II
We did not want to buy.
Scarcely glancing ut his wares, We replied
in the negative, and turning our eyes on q
heap Of exchanges lying before us innocent,
fancying that sur reply and manner would
serve a. sufficient hint TO drive the trav.
cling merchant from our presence. But VI
we're to" verdant--the jew, like ull the traf
icing tribe, had no. the slightest idea Of tax
ing M for an answer.
IL offer you" sa,d he, laying pair be-
fore us, cash low ash three dollarsh.
must sell u pair-l'av sell noting to day ant
my wife and child 'av got DO pred-you vii
take himf" @s s.0aasE a#.snB
We shook our head.
'Ah, you will not take hin, at three dol
lar>h?
..vell then, You shall 'av him at two dol.
larsh and seventy fve-my family We NJ
pra"d-l must sacrifice him.
We looked NJ him. but were silent.
"Vrll, item, II I split the d ference 20 -
sit would make no difference. have no
use fur them. Al 1@E e. OLD
"Vell, then, you shall 'av him Mt two dol
arsh-my wife and sh,ld must not starve-
take him ut two dollarsb."
"WhAs, when you have no use for them. -
"But they are too sheep-take him for n
tollar and quarter - he persisted earne,tly:
l cannos let my wife and shild die for want
Ut pred - .......
We .hook our bend ominously. ..
'.Ve!l, then you shall INV him at tollar
but tue profits wouldn', pay me de crumbs
Of a shoes caks Take him along you shall'as
HIM ut stollar
.Nn."
"Vell, vat you will eive-ssy quick-you
-hall nv him at your own price! Seventy.
i've shents."
"No; We have already told you We did
no, want them"
"Say half tollar! I cannot let my wife
and shild starvc, and 'av not the first cop.
per to bay them pred! Take 'em along ut
half n toIlar -
We looked at the spectacfes. which GER
,ainlT were not got up for use, bat to SELL
AMI then va b.nt cur eyes upon the Jew.
"Now," said We, taking Fifty cent piece
from our pocket, and laying 1t tcmpttngly
m the table before him; we'll buv those
srecsacl = from you. IL Won will tell Us truly
what yaur profit is on each pair"
You grf me your word you will buy, if
| tell y"n." ."+@
"Yes."
"Thcn. 40 help me Cot. If sell him to
Won S"r fifty cents, my only profit is three
shiliiny and n,ae-penee!" r.
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ynu 2tsh 10 know al me- rnn can ascertain
Of Mr.. Levelaee Lady Grey can mex him.. :,
"Pray. sir, do not talk in tina, way" she
ssid yet saw she MAS not angry.
"Na. would not" answered, 81 could
no, speak on 50 immature an aeaaain,a nce.
Il il were not that ven are IN trouble and
reed friend; how can | otherwise suppl,
the othssy Let me beg Of you TO CONSIDER
thar. while there 10 time tn consider - and
TIL. i. ~hss mr. heart would promps me TO
say ~ith better ac,taeingance."
"f~." she saii simply. but earnestly.
''has yeu are rash. ldsre nas thus Voc fate.
You heard eur arrangement my suns'.,
mean-t wiii adept that, re will know each
other better, before.
"No no." ! e1elaiDed. 'sve shall never
snnw each ether better; j, is rash TO delay;
II we postpone cur deasn they w,ll be fras
srsssd. Who Is there but q husband tbs,
can prsservs you frem the passion Of tha,
had man. Your father. forgive me for tha~
sliading 10 him heard last night tina,
s~ ies, everything 10 Van Holt At faro thu,
be j. Yaseriess Ia r,asrcs ynu."
~ expected a. mueh." she said sadly.
$40, then, give ne the right to prosec,
you"
mot row urge me "a mare"
.'ffss gill yaa decide te-dsy9 Meet me
al the heash after ainner ard tell me there
Premise to usses msi.
Yes. viii "a IL ta> no. rscvcased. ]
nla.s csrsal, Lsds Gre, srss.-
She slipped dawn frem the chair and IA
rans in mtaaw. Did MT sussh nv ietses
thai masnsa- bat vent Gu, 10 engage ear.
rage ard fsar. ard make ether psepa,aiiors
Tor a RAPID leass iAkise Of Rrshses-
ss.s me, Ia, ss she promised. On the beach.
LADY, Grey, whose rrssenes bad no reason
to .ssrss. sas uisa her. snd vas strssg
advocate in nv favor. She sad We could
never hope te.shsaSe Mr.. Ceoynshau's pref
uisees. hi. d.sxhssr vas msaoe, ana ss,sl
.ahiecs TO her fathers eca.ral and sisSssai;
ard though she would ne; advise Ne, yes she
weld nos withheld her consent, II se ees-
clasied to sv Together. After ssying - much
she kiniiy walled en-. leaving me TO uses
nv case. which uss tndssd her eaass A.sa,
Nth Be.s. ssceeded ~ vel shat she
promised to marry me that night. Tbs
uerd- had bsrels escaped her lips Shes ss
sn~, Won iiais, uhs scosf~d spra ns. ana
gave nv eamraniaa glance Of dsstTuss ard
So saon ~ BE- vas eus Of sight,
1 l.s, IL. ladi~s aRd hurried - The ssasy
street IN the parsansxe. tn aiIclrsgynsn
cas- y siisse u esae dsss b. bad aisws'iv.
hc Sad. promised Ia ssesrv = cssrse u Ma =
al 9 a'ciock. and he essa'd e.sily cane dawn
an hosr GARNER to M - desiEaated ny
sso see0 = ~ psaee y 0sss - ~ %
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ARrE,,uS WARD ON THE ECLIPSE

Ar,emus Ward furnishes the following
very lucid explanation Of the theory Of
eci,~ses
'.The eclipse is formed by a total dark
ness ct the sun. Thus, when the sun j..
neclouded the weather is not so light n.
when the sun IL uncovered. 10 the winter
iimo the sun aaes not shine SO Serc.ly as
in the summer, hence, the weather is not
80 warm in December as in July. II the
reader ~iil. hy way Of experiment, take the
trouble to crawl between two feather beds.
With he face downward. he will &na that
he cannot see ~ veil n. be could before he
thus obscured his vision. ], is true iha,
Calico fancIed that the world turned round.
but ~ other persons have faneixd the same
thing in regard to houses, tables, and trees,
ha; little eredencs can he placed in the
statement Of "0id Gall" as the boys used
10 Familiarity call him. especially If the
liquor was as bad in his day a. it is in this
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-09-01

CO An old Dutch acquaintance, SON.
wears asa, who vas elected a member Of
tie Legislature. said in his broken Englssh
siyle. "Ssn vent to der Legislature,
tasshs would End dem ell Solomons ders.
ess l econ fasnd dare ,as - picker fool.
ders - vas.