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Sebt aus nab
TD. e. M0imnr0Sc!
Gte t~iui0itsu Orp @rros IN Nfhmonoi

Se ctulNNeu Srp 0cpps IN JtrhT1pnD
50Oc @drts ff6ut esor1fte Gatturc srn a Bis s c,rts
tscrtb Ia 9tS. ihpne g0rrs pcn s bic ~ Gre. =; bic lhou.
ten Ntulcr Ino bette Sualitdt ron ~;5aepuets, SraanSies.
Warssts iu pen btltsNsn Sretltn; lbSne SareYsSiItS III
Sttetnttofe ~ 55 StS. une aufwdr.s StsIe StatrIs ,u
81 rne auflpdrtS, in alien 6drben, rs,.tb ben ereifa&en &c.
uae etniee gu SIS. bic dn~terpdrt5 reS 9cppeltt fpler ID.
paralple uRb 9rteuiiOu Siirie pen IS GtS. an aufpdris. Bic
ttli5ten In &ihmrno; bic feinifen franz. 9eebIe .rrrrfce
Sabies Cellars unb Cambria 9anbs iunt baIbtn spre;It :
sltodto unb brGisn Sbirtins. SseetiHs, Dillon cafe. Due.
I'm. 1orssltne. liable GlUtp. Oil 9IVtb. Gdrptte, gambries.
&htds une GpiB NPueline iu acknowledgements riliasn 0rsi,
fen; Gabiee @diters nit 5tds III 81. $I.25 unb ~aufpdrte /;
Narp1s, 8b une Yoaf. fin Se:ube nit ScsIs ,r 81 .I2i
mo %aufrpdrte; gRileS une @bileren's 9atters in dlen FAR
ben uno 81 allen Yrtheu. rrn 25 @ie. an d~ufDdES; feline
ftint Seret 10. yu 81 Cts; Srirrb 3iee, 6 rnares Gaiicrs
Cali. fin Shutc fur 6trren, 8uabcn uno Serpdnte.
Yer 20 be 30 PEI. lparen mill, atbe rSnt SdIntR Rad
u TtalRltr. 9pttpb Straue.
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fa9erbier Salen,

nv : , Wainitr., ~,rtit'sn Der ii. uHb 10. ctr.
mil .h,srsn 5t,unstn HHS Dem sut,trn gubIifum rut,,
ein inn ,i %s" nv Jm srgte'ns aniti9t. CAP mir az pbarn 9llee
m n s2 itlaeaIl's.S ~aSbrlsialt .yasrr str tc,Itn srrine
S u ssnselrNSR SIdnths lint mir IN e,n StarS a,,rn,
ten III tpnhcn. "a a ~ Ng'ot,.gHtNS TN~
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Nainlfr., srii6sn psr Stem ur> 6t.,

@selhs sSrti nc uno t%anssIruts iinp f:,uuolid,t cirorGo-
U.", m.lnt rrriaihtNtn Iretiirn, aui eas ejtitinadSSllIr
~ 'asenlnttn gu nehncn unr einu Qiururo m unIrrm,r..
MH, epe Ut anecrmlrte ptrnni9e 9rlrHutacf; MAIDEN. Dr. ,
"Ssi'ug etn' Zap In meme Srbrien Stu Den tbtn 10 att
" Nttlt9Cr Statt. @Nni ~erdcbenIt Gacnh N1Hrrnt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-12
nnhtr,Afinn a.

Der lluitrssitHsts it i:pt in Etanec. ittes Nufrad IN
tiusm 9eitdftt aus,ufnbren UNI ipar 70 hilis ale nosIib.
Cine NuStpabl scn ga; gen ut fp.trpdtycuo p~orrdtbis.
Gin nehtr, gutter sbttnwoS en- Eui slnem autCR Are +.
ser unl rubieru Yferbtn fur snuatscR 9etrauh.
Die @ufmtrtidnteit Ypn pcicl- 5nbobern u. famiIicn wirl
strldtei duf Fine srrBt Muspabl prn Manaetn.
auebtiinuns pen Stpba'e. Slublen u. Sprins> Iaraesn
rretn prompt beieret. araurts Eautt,
9i-aaAa- &c (, Der 2fcn = - ie
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Dry-Goods s. Fancy. Store
ON Nemcn NfnrFf,-

-" So ESucy. store
~. %'"!."t
~ 90. St'"' " pFh STdVe.
%. w. W u q Cmpichlt lrinen
Sreunpeu tiRp Gem NutliFum iyin out oi5rrt;rtso
Qoosr n,u n . > "A y So,,r., ST 81. I'D:
~, <NN't'"' '" ." VI" plu's
ltcn prrtlen de3eAeeen pereen.
@scree q. 3priuanianu's
6 plHmbt 6sttt MN MrAourn
HE - w.. '
-r ,s o."
I,'uSu Nuppe pottlh
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-12
y. II. ~EHALKLEY.

y. II. CHALKLEY,
panplsr ecR 0eoer uno S6ub-5h rings, GIN.
portsar bon frauiSfihem &albleper,
Ii. Sw., ,pilhsu Main IL. GARY, Nihmeno. ga.
Deuti3,n ShubmatCn wirp pte psIitaneiai allcr-
trtc 3asu pcl SepCr aucr Art bclens %cmpfcbicn. 9icic!ben
nucsn eaiclsl ,uslcih aueS III ibrcm Stlddft n6thilt 21ert>
icus, Bic /. 8. i5lncrnse, Seillen &C.. aEs SOrtsn lr .rs u.
I. ID. DaS ceT g, ltIerr unb Sudttnbern stbaubi 'ucr>
ceubt 3cper 1T sleihfoue ~spe,dtbis.
aae belr Nrfifel perpsn 9sgen 9aar DbsT sute 9apierc
hiuidh prrtouft. no
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-12
NGocr=N pmOooMie!

Dsu N,tsltsreru ,ur Wa&fitt. eas ieeru
Douucrltas, Atcnps s ubr, rrsclmdEias @rer.
cisr. llcbunaen in Der Military 0atl" itariinrru.
Scpen !cbten DUunerfana i'm Monat
Fuect pie mpnntIi6e GrriammlGns i'm 9Otalc
ecs 6errn Sdap tatt.
6aarmeper. orb. Sra.
$500 Hbs. SmGu grsaits Bacon, 10 Slt"ess ju
per!pr
gansab Atntufu SarnS, unb S 5iCrce5 % Dams, nebl
sieItn auertn M,iitehn rrtieltsn lpebtu
Nm. @alaet SSbne
10000 9tS. Sprb's 6pa 5lcanp Samilp pa
con, ~ bdhcn eei 9Sm. g8aiace S5bne.
Gurh ptri6nli8e Ginfiui: i'm 3ierpeH Gin
i'd in ZEN StanD ssisst. msineu sssbrisn !Sru.
Zen elm pcr,Rsiihrs Eager Der tsitsu 9isarrsu il.
Der grt unp Sualitat ,u aueuabmSweiis tiHi
gen Yreiitn CHetiren Su fSnnen. @IeihialS em-
pfeblt i'd mcin wpblaHcrtirtet Eager pom Nau6.,
&au- uup Shnupi 5abet. pfttfen aller art aur
iUnlti9s Grtitsl, rie in sinsm Gisarrsn, @tlhGit
lewSbnIih ariuht neresu. I'm cine seidlIist
Nniiht ieiuee qalsrs bi,tst y. &eienisIe
0c. l94 Srpdolro
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u. Sbcsfer u. q y.
NPpthe fer mnp Oruegtf,
Wp. u WtdiusS traee.

Daiftub fir pae biettr .rirpnuent 5utroutn bpft g.,
dntcr auh&stunS prruprcr SericnunS, S0itIbe aua fcrntr-
bin III erhaltsn. I .. 81. ~
Reecpts merreu III iceer 3ct (sei Iaa uub 9ia6t ppwpt
unb atmi6 cntaft auSacfubrt.
allie Spricn 6arbenpnc, Geultrrsloe, 0-uAbdntu,
Gisarrcn, 8GuG>, 4au~ Gub Stnupftabat bcitdnoia al
= LIB une wtresn ,n GER ~tiniaiftr prsIlrn %prrtauft
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-12
Miarmpr Strbriteu.
Sdcpb Yincent.

JNtNb Tlnctnt,
g''nutaetursr ocn italirnlibsn unp amer:faui-
"eermor ~Nionumrntrn, 2ritrnasinen ict,r
@r' u"o auer l" rirltS @rld~ it rinl6lasc..ptr
Nrbeiier.
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.. ". Strecfer, asent.

"Pptgttfr, O~ru8Stt, 9mporter ppn
0tntl@sh Sptmisaiien II. |. w. Ir. 8.
Ntatn'Str.. ssseuiiber pem alten @arttc. :
e, Wtseptt pereen nit her srretrn Srraiali unc
9enauigttit bcrciiet, iprpie dt iftt n r6rsEnIr ' "ms
andl Yltn mil dnBerlisr Ynnfii&fctt kIprst. psnpfs nj.
lehtt nestn oaS rslbba!iise Eager in, .niltsr. bruiids
une raniorl@er rttS friitr arntt ,,aiepsg ttiftl
f. Sti'!s! gum 5btiI i.Ibit ,u n~ieprlstftn. ais BEN :~SrSl,ttu
@te',.r "ess!-iNs ;orroen. Rtbijinfa il en- perptu N
aue9eltaret. " -" S''NP'
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-12
o. SIR G'DpH@. 1860,
rrfeS uYb 6tahte l~siSer:tee Gassr ssn
Sertlf. unO M;nt;rrgBoaCsr
9SbG'siale uun EesoiG.
ii Sofepk t5traus,

!6ertIf' uno W~s;nt;rrSSGaCip
Nb0'efale uun 3tetoiI.
m ri Sofept t5traus,
sfo. 81 AtatnRr.
.se6en prr STEAMER erbGlten pm srSFttn uue rtfIHSfsr
ratb ppn 5erbf> mo @iHter> ~ aTtu, Der
en- bieigrn pubIifum in btranisen &rtifeln pferirt
en- III. Debase rou 10 Cts. uno bsber; Dtlafres in
en- Wutern. heu une erps eirtrt. III IL, 20 ano 25
&C.; ARer,nps in aGen 6arben gu 1S2 bic S74 Gts.,
Srppeiie wtrtb.
iaeae, ppu - Cts. an, III eritaunrn1pertb biQiacn
II; 60 Tutenb Ien. Danen-3 dihentlhcr pom 6 Gte.
30 0ooits me MiGes' %gearbSiiete frau;Sfiht Cellars,
Ietirneu biBia eefauft. III l24, 81, 374 9tS. &C., bic
'sreh @elAdfNH has Deppelie fDiten.
ila.a uarlc Seto, nitpTe, I GARD brett, ju 60, 81 @ts. une
farbtpe Seibeuitpfe CUR pdlfte ipres Dsrtbes; =
~ u Ginabams. Dcp CSlngbIn5, 2'eo 2idiua, 2aliimsr
51firctS 8fntufs Seans fur perm unb Rnahsn.
sr, III rem biltQiten spreicn.
EfeYs, 5bgeHs Dju9 uEe 3peeeS fur Sienit6oten =
fHl E tDoVtrer pcIstr rcttcr uno aelber Tiarnel III 25 Cts,
90 "a 8u 374 $40; Stsaa Sbapls, @tca's &c.
o Oy TrO5It AISpIb' cpI yioIe Dor Sfute, 6uBerit
Zig auf Nudionen oetouft urb 81 pr Stid merits, bic i'd
mo Si.25 uHb SI.75 pntrre Grid. gDoae in allen 5ar6en
81 rel 9fYno.
Eorptts uno 6edrtb 8rss, e. biGisasn in NibrOnb F;
mn uno glsabro Sbnting. Sbectina, ( Uneiinn. 50b6
,atb; Srtsniigr5 6pisr9. 0lopes. Sett uns Ssryants
uIfsis III Ten ~biUigften greien.
lfhe GattIne ~ 9, | uno 10 9tS. &C.; Gambrie. Gbed
SNIP Rgsliu, neon liner 9rOBeu aEsnabl anoer,r
aaren, III Ioblr-it, eitlelb n bier aufm flbren.
SD bttc e~Nebenit UNI tinen Sefuf alr DemCn unS
utI oittr Sidot ulb ~llni9cgenb, uno bite bic Nuatmer
- Storts, go. 81 Natniv ape, Sn bratttsu.
H- SDGepb StrarS.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-12

Sribiiuse- uup CONNER 9Saaren fur 1866.
6att, @ user uRp Strub. % a n.
as RnttrStitutten baben iest prrltbis unb ;ra Serfaut
reibe Musip0hi ron Sur, G0ntncrc, 6rCHb- u. B Ame,
fiean 6clt 9c:s. NirlegSm DrtB pats Der fsinl1en t.lualit1l
uno u Iepsm 9reiie nets ocrr6:Ns unb wtrbet aub iolnt sui
Selcluns 1nseIulist. I'm einen Selud bitten ~ersebent
81. Z. MpeEe u. GoMp.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-12
9.mtfcbe ~2lpDtbeec.

S,mtfcbe Qpptbefc.
Sur ben air s0n meiLsn bieltsen &dnosleufen 70 reib>
Lie stl6enticn 3uiprad herjIi6 par!:np, empftble i4 mid,
aud ferurr.ir cerer e%cnei9ten NobIpsaen, inoem Id az
s!sither Belt sur GerHnIB brtn9e, pb lh ntbit friihen Drp>
guen unb Msoicontenien, ettn erblelt: 9faunlen, Grbien,
tsine unb 8robe eierite, Sage, @rlesmebL, y %fsr9riss, Ytq,
ltieeeRe Sorten Nuoeln, oeu!lte Gitereh. yuntr 8 aunr>
8ale, 9boeplaoe, DiaesypEi, SalarI in sroRen unp fieinen
6s1l4en, 3tnnlt, sansen uno s%>,!oBsneB, uttf allen aaoern
Yerpur3en, ShpamRe, 9M funsrieu, SeIfen Il. le. wtldt
Grtits tb ~ Den Hl0slihit biai9lteH Yrtiirn befene sHpfsblt.
s. Z. 6if6tr, @9i.
200 8Ores GanbIse, 5alop, Sperm une aoamaRkin.
$50 8cres Spap. Slad, 8rOpn uRo gelop,
SO Scres Stem yort 9O(bsn 9besfe,
5 2eirts Ret,
400 Yrpgms uno YufeIls,
200 @roB M1prtsb 9ipes,
200 @rOB EatheS
zoe, 900 Gisarreu, vsrltie6tnt Srcnbe, ,pebsR erbalteu
unS 'uT Sertaut bel gBm. 9BalIaee u. SsbL
20 Barrels Baltimore @idles, irtSen erbalten unb ,r
ba6eu bel Bm, WallIte u. Spbn.
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Wirtb[6atIs Gr0fuuna

Yer unter'et6nete srlautt ih einrm seebrten
Yuei'tum Die anieiss gu MAIDEN, ra6 err 1wil6cn
Ger o. nno Z. StraBe elnen 2aserbier. Salon er-
SS1net Dat. Us miro rnt Seirbrn OrIelten iein,
ltetS nur bic trltsn @rt'dnte gu balten uno eurG
dutms' Tame UNI freunrIihe Sericnuna piricni-
9fn, prihe tbr tetu6en, ben furpn Qufrntbalt
IN 'etntni freuneli&en unp fiblen QUtale anat-
nebn an MAIDEN.
yti&mUnS, 20. SuIi 1860.
Gnkm Es.L. MA
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-12

). 8%oienfele,
GnBrrs. une Detail 6lnp:er III @iaatren, Rau.
8auG. mo ShnupfsS atat,
80. 1873 Srcabitrafe. 8i6moRb, ga,
bait tin w~pbla0Isr ireo EaSer lclbit ;mpcrIirter @isarrsn uae
fam NSisrerYcrtaufuu bic ~suniiSlten Dr'ht itelea.
90 pti3.
Die untsr,eitneten ~srlaubtn lia biermtt, alien
ibren Sreunren unc Setauntsn Die eraetsnltc
An;eist su maheu. Dab sor. GHo. 6. S&meaerlt,
pom Der 5irma 9attCrf unD Co., II Carp Ctr,
pcn benz NUrOen suriif9sfebrt 1T unO belUnpers
biGise Gintiufe fir @aib 9erndd,t bat in
Nein, 4iquore, 9isarrea 9imburser 8dIs,
8aSberrY .Sprup, audi eGtsr reutl6er
@erpelatwurt,
nelhe &rtitel lie ben 9cebrten &unpen pboleaa.e
nnp retail ju ben bili9lten preIisn a%blaiIen per-
Den. I'm etnen freunpliten 3ulprut bittet err
stbeat s. u. @attUrf II. s o.,
27 SarD Street.
D@s- Gin sutss tablss @las Sisr lsts an Der
Bar.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-12

5alattl 0erlte. Stdrte. &oHees@Nsu,, &bseo.
uebit eihtr @lenqe anserer @rtitel, 9arfrmsris,n. Gu.
ertract. Srppn Q8ineiCr Suap. 3abutlriisu Can be Go.
&c. &c. gum Str,duf bel s. 6. Rtfhtr. Nat.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-12
Sef.nutina dbunc CT.

7r. III. @rebs.
Office: Fcke Marshall und 5 e Strass,.
EDWARD ". CANNON,
Sentntltthcr Rcta' une @trihts. Nnna.,.
Ctncs: 9dr @nn"rnrr- uRp Sranfltn.Stres,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-12

Nsnss SOarpinsNaus unO easertisr- sBirtbihaft.
Oer untrrsel6nete ba! an Der l7ten StruBr,
Dem Gil@martt 9egeniiter, Gin nruss Quad II.
SoarcinSs 3ans srS1net, Oas .r isinen Jreun
Cen nne Dem publttam in. alsemsinen beItens
smrtsblt.
Sn Dem Sarrcom pisIeS neu einasrit,4trn
9aulfe limb ltets @rtrdnfe altr Nrt gnp bette,
2udlltat gu BADEN. bslUnper5 rmpieu.: absr Elm
@las srtrs eeassr.g Bier
u. Diaeput.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-12
6pl,! DOLL

DUIyI DUH!
MHttrjethnster bdIt fcrnp6brens stnen srsseu ssprratb sen
2sEben hternlit unftr otR s~ha!iisitn SebinaunScn ytrCtben.
sci 4duien pOn 5 8IaIIern rirb bas sScapacen folsnfrei be,
rst. Stlieluu9en. pehpe binte,Idfen fptrecn bei Dabnsp II.
te reer Geo. u. 6unoleo, SrplohrdBc, iopie in Der Spl,.
,erIaee an Srpdbitr nobs 9rCcfs @Ssunt sssrbtn, ,rcmpi
rst. 9reile: Dao bette Gi6eRbpli ,u 81. so, unf
Tnenbcla Iu $500 ser @prb. Samee u. Nfsprt
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Dry-Goods s Fancy-Store,
Nc. l76. @fe SroaO< u. 8. Strabe. SO. l76.
@. SO. 81 oenbaum
srlaubt I'D eas aeebrte Yu6Iifm aufmsrflam al maGeR, SdE
sr isins Sprins~ DGorsn empfansen, Die in elmer srpsen Qus.
pabl Der %neueiten @rttfst ~belisben, mo ;u ~unesTit.n biaioer
preiisn. ipsbe feline Concurrent ;ulalien, serfduft nereen.
SD bsbe ~beieneers folsenoe Mrtifel brrppr:
SeibenSeu9e, in ibwarS uno allen Nicsefarbcn,
Ruslin DcIatn, SanS uno bnlbDolene,
MerilrS sdni uro balbrppll
Aehie i~rldnpilbe Neinpano
@shtes nieoerldnbilbeS Gu6 unS GaifmereS,
Sbarls, Slanttte, lCipie cine 9rOBe Ausipabl pom 6cu
teevin9 @cocs II. ppllenen Il. baunupeuenen Strilnp
GIN Seiucp piece G.ascTs SOiro e%rse5enlt er6etcn pom
@ ~. ROienb0Umi
E0Es SuR ncuen Warfte,
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Dtept's 6uheupertttstr
m ibcrss unb uufeblbares Nittel aresn Or
ln9, 9ulten unp 6eiisrfeit.
srfertiat ein,i9 purh
6. s. Ytcu
@dt btr Main u. II. ctr,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-03-02
=" Never Expect to be Anxiou.
Again.

Such were the words of one whose youth
had not yet lost its bloom She had re
sisted the striyinga of the Spirit Of God,
and she felt that he had left her. Twice
in her life time he had come with special
power to her heart Doubtless she had
had many thoughtful moments when lis
tening 10 the warning of Sabbath sermons,
or when standing by the solemn death bed
and the open grave. But more directly
marked than these, she could recall two
separate occasions when she knew that the
Holy Spirit was pleading with her. Re
pulsed OF neglected at the first call, he de
parted, yet came again. A second time
was heard the secret whisper, and again
she refused to listen DAYS, perhaps
months passed on, and the Spirit'e voice
was hushed, while she who once wept or
prayed grew careless as before, until in in
difference or despair, she could say, 81
never expect TO be anxious again"
We know not what mercy may DO for
even its most determined rejeotcr. Per
haps, through Gods grace, her spirit re
newed and saved, may yet sing the hum
bic song Of the ransomed. But the soul
that repeatedly grieves the Spirit of God
invites 4 fearful danger.
Dear friend, has the Spirits call been
given to YOU! Do you even now hear a
low whispering within you urging you to
take the christians choice? 0 heed The
summons. |: were Ingratitude to turn
away from the heavenly messenger who
comes to you in kindness, that seeks
your happiness, an! power that is .ulli
cient for your need. 1t were running a
fearful risk if you refuse to welcome him
llv may leave you, and in leaving you,
none other in earth or heaven can give
you he'll p. Turn not from him. Welcome
rather the pain which his hand may at first
inilct-he is but causing you to feel the
wound which he has power to heal Pray
that, whatever else may befaIl you, you
may be spared that calamity-the Spirits
departure and the loss Of your soul
" Delay not, delay not, the Spirit of Grace,
Long grieV'd and resisted may take its sa lflighf
And leave thee in darkness to finish thy race
To sink in the gIo m of eternity's night"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-03-02
The Young Widow on u Sleigh
ride.

1t was winter, clear and cold, and the
snow was finely packed, when DR.. Mead
ows was one of sleighing party, which
he describes, as far as he and the young
widow Lambkin were concerned, in the
words following:
The lively widow Lambkin sat in the
same sleigh, udder the same buffalo robe
with me.
"Oh oh! don't p'she exclaimed, as we
came to the first bridge, at the same time
catching me by the arm, and. turning her
yelled face towards me, while her little
eyes twinkled through the moonlight.
Don't what % asked. am not do
ing anything"
"Well, but thought you were going
to take toll" replied Mrs. Lambkin.
"Toll," rejoined, " what's thatf'
"Well, l declare ~ cried the widow,
her clear laugh ringing out above the mu
sic Of the bells, "you pretend you don't
know what toll is r'
Indeed, I don't, then,'' I said, laugh
ing " pray explain, if you please"
You never heard, then, said the wild
ow most provokingly )" you never heard
that when we are on sleigh ride the gen
tlemen always, that is sometimes when
they cross bridge, claim kiss, and call
it toll. But never pay it,
| said that l had never heard Of it be
fore; but when we came to the next
bridge, I claimed the toll, and the widow.
struggles to hold the veil over her face
were not enough to tear it. At last the
veil was removed, her round rosy face was
turned directly towards mine, and in the
clear light of frosty moon the toll was
taken, for the first time in his life, BY DR.
Meadows. Soon we came to long bridge,
with several arches the widow said it
was no use to ses:st 8 man who would
have his own way, SO she paid the toll
without murmur.
"But you won't take toll for every arch,
will you, Doctor?" the widow said so
archly, that l did not fail to exact all my
dues, and that was the beginning. But
never mind the rest The Lambkin bad
the Meadows all to herself in the spring
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The Poor Customer.

How much butter !'
Zone half pound, ifyou please"
And sugar T.
Half pound
And those orangesl"
Half a dozen, sir"
"Iou 90 by the halves to-day well, ,
what else! BE spec ly. ma'am, you'le
keeping better customers waiting"
Half a peck of Indian meal and cne
fine French roll, /" said the woman but her
lip quivered, and she turned to wipe away
tricklng tear.
| looked at her straw bonnet, all broken,
at her faded shawl, her thin STOPPING form,
her coarse garments, and | read poverty
on a!l-eXtreme poverty. And the paliid,
pinched features, the mournfui but once
beautiful face, told me that the luxuries
we've not fog Ier
An invalid looked out from his narrow
window whose pale lips l2nged for the
cool, fresh orange, for whose comfort the
tea aud the butter, and the fine French
roll were bought, with much sacrifce.--
And | saw him sip the tea, and taste the
dainty bread, aud praise the flavor of the
sweet puALcF, anu turn Win frightening
eye 10 the golden fruit. And heard him
ask her, kneeling at the smoky hearth. to
taste with him. And As SIZE set the brok-
en- pan on elge TO bake her coarse loaf,
heard her BAY, "By-and by, when am
hungry" And by and by" when the
white lids OF the sufferer were closed in
sleep, saw her bend over him with a
blessing in her heart And she laid the
remnant Of The feast carefully by, and ate
r bread unmoisteued.
started from my reycrie; the grocer's
hard eye was upon me.
"You are keeping better customers
waiting"
Oh, how Ionged TO tell him how pow
er,y aud persecution, contempt aud scorn
could not dim the hearts fine gold, puri-
fed by many a tria! and that woman,
with Aer little wants and holy sacrifice,
vas better in the sigh, of God than many
a trumpet tongued Dives, who gave that
lie might be known Of men Otirf Branch
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S1sGED BAcoN.-The Chicago Tribune
says Mr.. Thomas Nash, of that city, has
adopted the Hampshire plan of singing bis
hogs after slaughtering, instead of the usu-
al mode of scalding them. After killing.
the carcasses are covered with straw, which
is then burned upon them. They are then
turned, and the process repeated on the
other side, leaving the carcasses quite
blackened. This dark coat is scaled off
With scraper, and the hog is found to be
perfectly cleaned Of bristles. 1t is then
dressed, cut in half, head and legs cut off.
blade and back bone cut out, the whole
neatly trimmed With knife, and the sides
then laid in tiers, skin side downward, the
meat surface pientifully strewn with salt to
pickle it, and in about two weeks the pro
cess is completed, and the singed bacon
ready for shipment in boxes to London,
where it is preferred to any other.
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Hurt body if they hit 7"
" Yes, when they are fire out Of gun"
"Not otherwise 2"

Hurt body II they hltf'
Yes, when they are fire out of a gun"
"Not otherwise :"
"No."
Then here goes" cried Asa; and
handling the missile like bowling ball,
he let it drive among the legs of the off
GERS and men, shouting, "Hurrah, let her
rip"
Cries of pain and rage followed.
"Seems to me, captain," said Asa, cool
ly, them ere things does hurt feller if
they amt fred out of a gun"
One day the captain called Asa aft
" Jonathan" said he, I" there's boat
along side; you may get your traps to-
gether, and go ashore. think his majes-
ty can do without you"
Wal, captain replied Asa, "'fore
you spoke | had pretty much concluded to
quit. kin make better wages fishing, by
great sight. Besides, l want to 90 hum
and see the folks. Good bye captain, l
shall see you again"
II think not" said the captain.
"Guess | shall. Good bye" said Asa,
and with Fight heart he bade adieu to
the Terrible.
Mole than three years afterwards, dur
ing the war of 1912, British armed yes
sci lying at St. Johns, was boarded and
carried, in dark night, by band of Yam
kee privateersmen. The leader of the ex
petition then sought the commander, and
demanded his sword Indignant and con-
founded, Capt Bigshot asked the name of
his captor.
Lord bless you, cap:ain,' answered a
familiar voice, "don't you know me
I'm Asa L. Knollin, that boarded along O
you, spell back at Porto Rico. | told
you guessed | should see you again, and
when Yankee guesses anything, it's sure
to happen. Make yourself comfortable,
captain, and excuse me for moment,
cause I've got to haul down your flag, run
up the stars and stripes, and work the ves-
sci into Portland"
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huiIdfng Upon the sand.
By ELIZA COOK.

lis well to WOO. lis wall 70 u"d,
For so the world has done
Since roses grew, and myrt!es blew,
And morning brought the sun.
But have a care, ys young aud fair,
BE sure ye pied se with truth
BE certain that your love will wear
Beyond the days Of youta.
For fye give not heart for hear,
As well as hand for haud,
You II find you We played the "unwise"
part,
And E" built upon the sand
lis well to save, It's well to have
A goodly store of gold,
And hold enough of shining stuff,
For charity is cold.
But place not all your hopes and trust
In what the deep mine brings;
We cannot live on yellow dust,
Unmized with purer things.
And he who piles up wealth alone,
Will often have to stand
Beside hi. coffer-chest, and own
'Iis built upon the sand
IT'S good to speak in kindly guise,
And ,oothe whate'er we can;
For speech should bind the human
mind,
And love link man to man.
But stay not at the gentle words,
Let deeds with language dwell;
The one who pities starving birds
Should scatter crumbs as well.
The mercy that is warm and true,
Must lend helping hand,
For those who talk, yet fail to DO,
But build upon the sand"
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SA british schoolmaster at Board
man, Ohio, has been put under bonds for
beating young lady of eighteen, with an
ox-gad, until Eer back was black and blue.
he girl Was good,looking and had resist.
ed the teychers advances TO courtshp.
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@ A Yankee in Utica has invented,
and set in motion an artificial lady in full
dress propelled by small boy, and adver
tlses to sweep the sidewalks and crossings
for certain annual salary. The lady is
crinolined according to the width of tia
sidewalk, the crinoline being SO rigid thai
1t can be widened or narrowed at pleas
ure.