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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-12-13

learned to lisp her name, and q dozen
pair Of little hands were outstrctchcd
to greet her. and in her labor of love
the years wore on, till her hair was
silvcrcd
Much did Mrs. Harding marvel over
the wonderful interest which the pau
per child excited. Her own children
had been sick and were hardly inquir-
ed after. She did not remember, for
doubtless she had never read, that the
Most High has promised to strictly
mark such oppression of the lircIing,
and to raise him up dclivcrcr-that
the voice of their cries had entered
into the ear of the Lord Of Sabaoth."
Shortly after, DR.. Ross left for Eu-
rope, but his place was soon filled by
a dashing southcrncr, whose brilliant
conversation and graccfully-curling
mustachc quite enchanted the ladies.
To the surprise of every one he pro-
posed to the surpassingly-gracions
widow and was accepted. Now the
time had at last come for her !" to be
somebody" indeed. They were mar
ried and soon to leave for their south
crn home. She would see,' she re-
marked mentally, if there would be
so many to interfere in the manage
mcnt of her own black servants" and
greatly clatcd with her ambitious pros
poets, she made all preparations with
great alacrity. The place was sold
for ready money, at much lower fig,
ure than it cost, and possession was
to be given in two weeks. The gen.
tlcman went down to New York ono
morning to get the money changed /,
southern notes, and-probably hav'
ing Il short mcmory-forgot TO conc
back again. 1t was the last the wild
ow ever saw Of him. Search proved
unavaiIing. The only definite infor-
nation she ever received was, that he
was professional swindlcr, who had
| played the same matrimonial game in
many different places. And SO she
went forth into the world alone, to
struggle with poverty, her trials still
unsanctiicd and her wrctchcd, qucru-
lous disposition making her most
unwclcOmc guest in the home of the
humble relatives she had scorncd in
her days of prosperity.
Woe unto him that buildeth his
house by unrightcousness and his
chambers by wrong that uscth his
neighbours service without wages, and
giveth him not for his work"
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-12-13

ty Of good litter. The straw stacks
were good for the young cattle, but
horses and cows needed attention and
should be sheltered in very cold wca.
thcr. Still, he did not like too warm
stables.
Mr.. Harwood explained that lie
spoke partly in irony i'll his former re-
marks about the hcalthfuncss of thc
open air. His object was to provoke
discussion. lie was in favor OF farm
crS making all the improvements pos
sib'c in their business. He had him
self built good barn with warm
stable. lie hoped this Club would be
the means of bringing out much val
liable information, and that the farm
crs would be profitcd by these discus
Siuns.
Mr.. Snyder wished to say a word
in reference to the horse. He was a
blacksmith. He was sorry that, when
Mr. Muir was rubbing down the hor-
scs' legs, he did not go a little further
and examine their feet These also
needed attention. BY their neglect
many horses became lame and often
were rendered worthless. This was
sometimes charged to the blacksmith,
when, instead of him, the owner was
at fault. If shoes were permitted to
remain on too long, they sometimes
caused corns, because the horn or
shell of the hoof would grow ont over
the shoe, and the shoe would then
bear on the tender part. Neither did
he believe in too frequent shooting
Horses should occasionally go with
out shoes and run out in the pasture.
in order to keep their feet in u heal
thy condition.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-12-13

MAIL RoBDERY.-The train boy, Hud,
son, about 20 years old, on the Chica-
go, Burlington and Quincy Railroad,
has been detected in extensive deprc-
dations upon the mails. Hudson is
under arrest, and confesses his crime,
alleging that it is his first offence.
The robberies consist of money, drafts,
land warrants, &c, the extent of
which is not yet fully known--but
amount to many thousands of dollars.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-12-13
The Best Horse Medicine.

MusCArrNE, Iowa, May %, 1850.
W. II. SlOan-IIcar Sir Your medicines
are decidedly the most popular have in nv
store, and though have not had occasion to
use them myself yet from reports of others l
can safely say they are the best Horse Mcd-
cine | ever had
Your shipment Of Powders and Ointment
was duly received. Enclosed please find forty
eight dollars. Yours respectfully,
fIINY FAY.
See Slonn's advertisement in another column.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-12-13

Alexander Majors has frcighted
from Nebraska City, since April %,
to Denver City, as follows Pounds
transported, 27,S22.5S2. Oxen used,
5,6S7. Wagons, SIS, mules, 537, and
employed 6O2 men. The men, wagons,
mules and cattle used about the outfit
and on two farms not included, the
above being the actual number used
in the trains.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-12-13
THE AMERICAN
Medical and Toilet
RECEIPT ROCK

This book contains Receipts and Directions
for making all the most valuable Medical pre-
partitions in use also Recipes and full and ex-
pliCit directions for making all the most popu.
lar and useful Cosmetics, Perfumes. Ungucnts,
Hair Ecstoratives, and all Toilet Articles. If
You are suffering with any chronic disease-if
you wish beautiful complexion a fine head
of hair, a smooth face, clear skin, q luxuri-
ant beard or muStachc-or if YOU wish to
know anything and everything in the toilet
line, you should, by all means, pcruse a COPY
of this book. For full particulars, and sam
pie OF the work for perusal, Uree,) address tho
publisher.
T. +. CHAPMAN,
IS NIB No. s5l Broadway, New York.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-12-13
CAUTION

4 Ii. PERSONS are cautioned against ne
"A gotiaiing Note drawn by B. f. Nosser
n Co, to the order of Geo. L. Nosser, for
500 with 10 per cent interest given June
lSt, 1888, for mOntlIs-as the same has been
paid. b. B. VAN SrEENRERG.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-12-13
MARRIED.

In this town, at the Baptist Church, on
Sunday evening, Dec. 8, 1860, by Rev. A. ID.
Bush, Mr.. o. J. Raymond, of Floyd, to Miss
BctSey W. Hunter, of this town
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-12-13

st. Charles, Dec 5, 1860.
This ccrtifes that We, ncghbors of Mr.. and
Mrs. Emerson, know nothing, nor have we.
seen anything wrong of Mrs. Emerson. and
we furthermore state we believe her to be in
noccnt, and the talk concerning her to he
false, and We also permit her to use this for
her benefit.
> ). SCOTT, o. ID. SPAuLDING,
IERMELTA SCOTT, JonN /. FAssErr,
DEALIA GRANGER, CLoRINDA FAssErr,
joins Gn,NGER, RuTH BROAD,
NORRIS MAKErEAcE, HENRY BROAD,
CARSENA M,Erpr,cr
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-12-13

Persons who are suffering with coughs.
gans, that are likely to produce consumptio,1,
and bring the sufferer to a premature grave
will do well to examine Curtis Compouud
Syrup OF Stssafras, for by its use, many hone
less cases have been greatly benefited Cur
It's Mamalukc Liniuent is one of the most
popular linimcnts ever offered to the public.
The many wonderful cures it has effected can
I've heard of in every ncighborhood. Sec al
vcrtiscment in another column. Dec I'm
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-12-13

A branch of the State Bank of Iowa
has been located at Council Bluffs
Horace Everett, President j. d.
Lockwood. Cashier
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-12-13

PREPARING FOR WAR The commits
sloncrs appointed by the Virginia
Legislature to procure arms for the
defence of that State, have sent to
England for $500 Enfield rifles, at
$l6.-Exnamge.
1t is stated by correspondent that
the State of Virginia, desiring to re-
init the money for the arms above
mentioned, to England, could not find
either bank or merchant within the
State who could draw a bill of ey-
change on that country for the amount,
and finally, as 4 matter of economy,
was forced to send to New York for
the draft. This is the sorriest exhibi.
ton of self-dependencc that we have
lately heard Of
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-12-13

Late advices from the coast of AZ
RIGA report the capture by United
States ship Constellation of a slav.
bark Of New York with 7O5 negroes OF
board.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-12-13
81. Charles Platform Hay Scale Co.

At meeting of the Stockholders of
the st. Charles Platform Scale Compa-
ny, held on the 7th day of December,
\. ID. 1850, in St. Charles City, the
following proceedings were had:
On motion, J. w. Lehmkuhl was
elected Chairman, and II. G. Reinirer
Secretary.
On motion, Josiah Knight, Esq was
elected Wcigh-Mastcr for the Compa-
ny until the lst day of April, 4. d.
1861.
On motion, Voted that the CHARGE
for weighing be ten cents for each and
every drausht weighed on the scale.
On notion Voted that the Weigh
Master be instructed not to weigh for
any person unless he receives the fee
for the same in advance.
Attest, II. G. RgESrGER Scc,v
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-12-13

IN intimate friend Of Mr.. LincolI
VINO left him within the past week
states that he was assured that Il,
member OF his Cabinet had yet beer
determined ON. All specuIations sen
ont from here are inspired by persona
objects.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-12-13

=
yard not i'll the paupcr's corner, but
in pleasant spot, where the low
pines whispered, and in the summer
time the sweet birds sang.
The ladies' hearts were touched,
and, melted by Carrie Gleason, provi-
ded a warm, substantial outfit of
clothing for poor Sarah, who was very
destitute.
Mrs. Gleeson called at Dr. Ross
room, and laying ten-dolar note on
the table, said, If that trae will be
OF any service to the poor woman,
she is welcome to it, and johnson
says he will give the same to help her
away from this abominable place. |
would not put dog at service here"
" thank you in the poor woman's
name for your charity, and, if you APP
prove, will add something to it, and
place it in a savings bank for her
against time of need. | have n
plan for aiding her to help herself,
which is, indeed, the best thing we
can DO Tor the poor at any time"
IN another week poor Sarah was in
stalled as nursery assistant in an or.
phan asylum Of the city, and in her
earnest labors to soothe and comfort
the dc8olate little ones committed 10
her trust, her own burden of sorrow
grew lighter. a dozen little voices
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-03-08
aa.Ar wtpnlaaAr sr- LonIa

TIE NJ, Iaus Republican CONES 10 u,
rilh fill and very aLlefepofi Il The great
wedlIne n NJ fimmhy NIX 'leathin inl
Miss Sophia tlimluhfaH. a that eIif.
une paper alaht employed nneieoh teppt
ets 70 procure ilo fille0i particulars n NE
aaaf stimulated ~ tlli ni'ipflae. no
doubt, ny lha unoounied an'ucroe II the
unhappy bridegroom nnl his rather novel
chnico u one u ihe faif daughters Of lha
Rhine, together With ether circumstance
too woafisome ~ ouumefnie, which made
ihia wedding ~ event ~ remarkable hueo.
ness, iu''ignr the papers ~ giving all The
interesting particulars
Timothy Mrk lgubbin j. o native. ss his
name would Indicate, II une of the cahions
Of Gfcecc. liz mother never had but one
chiid--n hos aud by coincidence, Tim.
o,hy w,s that chili IT, wns exceedingly
young ~ the time " hs birth, and i, con.
sequntl, how ~ his io,ly.ihird wear
The splcndpr- unmatchaLle ~ the BRIDE.
,roas',aa aio thu. faithfully gwen,
one green and rcd cotton dress. single
skirt, illustrated with the representation oi
the Ilnrpors Ferry INVASION, and correct
likeness II o-sav,'omie I'rown.
tine striped ditto. with two tounccs aud
a tuck an'iquel
unc copper colorcd calico, to be worn
With belt more an,ilu,
Onc plan barrclei sIngbam, trimmed
with black tape Inc~I
-Four Alabama SILK hcmmed chcmiscs,
plain.
Three nocturnal robes, same material.
One crimson flannel skirt, quilted.
Two crimson flannel skirts, unquiltcd.
One seamless cotton bathing ditto.
One heavy calico three rly.l
Onc expansion skirt
One expansion skirt, (nore so.)
Another of the same kind.
One pair Of calf brogans, tNo. s.)
One pair Kip.
Indis rubber ovcrshocs.
One pair woolcn miis.
Onc bonnet, straw.
One do, gingh,m. lmn.
Two cotton hanikcrchief., hcmmcd.
One red silk ditto.
One corset iasten in front.
Onc corset fastened behind.
Four pounds cotton.
Three pair wors,cd stockings.
Three pair white cotton DO.
Nine bes, steel hair pins.
One pair gu.ia pcrchs gsricrs.
One husdred copies Missouri Republican
(for bustles.)
One Rne-tcoth comb.
Sixteen bottles Maeassar oil.
Two boxes scented charcoal dentifrice.
One pair braces.
lslf.dosen leather shoe-s,rings.
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srUnfIao iaftLil0snda
ANOTHER cllALLtSor 10 fIGlITI
lIElsAN AspsAYlis

10 fus tplfOh ~ fnr nfttp
I loarh fffm . fifty huml.f " your
rieni papaf ilii say sfs tnl lloolan have .
match lut imt nfsl aal ! nbt therefore
postpone che ple,sufe 4 frhiIn she.e men
ill Some monihsj later. That they may
b, ilmoly advised, hosetcr, 'hpi' allall not
only coniest the ohampipnship 4 Ihelinl
and Anuis,. bn of lio wofl,, mnt be-
the favor 4 you ~ insert N The ulunns N
your paplr the following
PROPOSITIONS.
I. $1,000 ,hn, | viii shp ihwihhor.
2. sl,oOo hat ! viii whip m before
the tenth round,
.. $1,000 that vill vhip im on the
FIRST round,
These bets 10 b, taken ,oacihg W.,
|. $4,000 that viii whip tyct' nl
Ilecnnn both
9 $1,000 that ! viii whip am before
the tenth round
.. 5000 that | viii whip TN on the
first round.
These bets to be taken toccit and my
antagonists o. mec, me altcrntly--i. o.,
on alternate rounds. Or,
s25, 900 that. s,yot- and llccn roming
a, inc al one aud the same 'imcl will fiy
them both in forty seconds by ,lwatch.
The hgh, mus, come N ut some
convenient place in the Cnid States;
visitors to be admitted a, five doks a ahead
Children. ministers of the (spcl. the
prcsiicn, Of the United Sta,ethe mem.
bers cf the Cabinc, and Juks of the
Supreme Court. together wititch high
English officials s may a,tc( NJ half
price. Editor, giving this chtnpc one
insertion in their editorial cclunnladmii,cd
free. II ! whip, the entire Tfeeds, to-
gc,hcr with the winnings, to be bropria'-
cA TO the completion of the yshng,on
Monument, aud tho last paytt of the
Noun, Vernon Fund debt. DO no,
whip, the entire proceeds, toscsli with The
winnings. to - to the English ternment
ss security fund agnins, "fth inva-
SION" Af,cr the affair pror to ca,
Sayrcs. WI. LoWNDES IllLEY.
January !, 1850.
4 Mn. BrySgrr-l am q co,au seaman
on the sharp A@e,i, i,sn rchoonc Thunder,
? now discharging "iankec nosS a, the
! Brazilian port of psrahybs, tn4ll be in
!, the United States in n few wed when I
shall be happy to have any positions
from fighting gentleman. hs hacker
. in New York who will 60 a cthundrea
thousand on me. Il is my hd, con ic.
,icn. expressed privately, ,hst ian whip
any ten men that ever lived.
WI. T1LEY.
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llefin wilh he afriyal If Tho f,sarnhlo
Weather NJ yaiher materials for compost.
Don't lci particle II matter capable N
heine converted iuio food for plants slip
through your fngers Manure u tie hI.
mef. capital The wand by the favorable
inslrumontaliy II whose mystic md occult
operations, he di,cfsiheth the surface of
the earth With the smlling beauties ~ veg.
citation, aud cansrih The waste places thereof
70 bloom. and the desert "a blossom as the
rose Give the suIiciency of manure, %
said M elder farmer 10 ua, recently, "apd
] ran work out living IN any country.
and hom ahS soil = The merchant must
have capitalize mechanic must have IN.
s'fuciion, maicrials and tools, and farmer
whose heritage Is the broad fields aud fertile
valleys Of hia "mo'hpr earth, msst have
MANURE. II therefore bchoo,es every one
to be attentive to ih.l grand point, ard to
gather ny the means II eprcbing and rem.
dering fruitful thc soil, the products Of
which sustain his life.
No onc who has not made ,hc experiment
will be able easily to appreciate the iapor;
ancc Of attending. practically aud habit.
uaiiy to the rules thus hastily laid down.
l.ci every cne, therefore, be sc,lulous in his
Efforts, aud our word for Il, he will never
have occasion to dcprccstc the results.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-03-08

A SHoRr DscorRsr.-As adnt spcci.
men Of clerical hrevisy, We q, the I'll.
lowins--it is a.cribcd to an English
divine. The tex, upon which i ,, based
,s TO be found in Titus u, TX. thus IN.
folded his doctrine:
I. There axe three eompbns with
whom you should always kc\n good
terms. First, Your wife; SCI Your
Stomach; Third. Your Conscic1
II. II you wish to enjoy Zee, long
life, ani happin,ss, preserve q by TEN.
perancc. lnteinpcrancc probe First,
Domestic misery; : cond, Prcn3 3c death
Third, lahdeli.y.
To make these points clear, Ter you
First, to the Nsvgssc Cslsnd Second,
TO the hospit,ls lunstic ans, end
workhou.es; Third. 10 the past pcriencs
Of vhat you have seen, read $ufcrcd,
in mind. body, ari es.s's.
Reader. decide which will lchoose
Temperance. with happiness afng life;
or Insempcrance, With misery preus.
sssc death!
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BhIsr von Drrrm.-A god brine Il
made for butter BY dissolvine . quart ol
fine salt. pound of loaf sugar, aad ses-
spoonful u ssl'pesrc in tvo quarss Of vs-
icr, and then strain il on the butter. Pack.
ed butter is most perfectly preserved sweet
BY setting the 6rkins into . larger Arkis.
and filing il with good brine, and covering
Il. Butter will keep sweet . year thss.
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All yearly advertisements are allowed to be
changed twice yoar wi,hon, additional eh,rge..
- Tho Cash Tor advertising 10 due from the
Area Insertion Of an Advertisement.
Advertisement not marsel With thu nambw o.
Aspsrticns desired will be pobli.bed and charged
for q the regular rates until crtctei ont.
Advnkissaen,s irom distance vuL b acaom'
panisd ~ the CAsa. or satisfactory reference.
polltlesi addresses o. cireulass Intended Tor In
lividusl bsaess, charged NJ advsrtisemsnss.
Ad.sssisensuss Of a personal nainrs, u admit.
tsd q Ill, will have to be paid Tor IN advance, q
leshls price.
~ Editorial Business notices % cents -. line
xSnospssmcsw II candidates mast Be- paid to'
S1yteiiy In sjss~es, - follow; Foe state ed w
ssist sasss, si0j Tor County e2css, y.
Obituary Notices oses nine lines 10 lensh, o.
1sibutss q Respect hy Associations o. Sceississ
g tks dssth cs msnbsr, must be paid Tor = ss
sdvsssisins sates.
All ssumunics,ions for .his paper must b ~
ssupaaisd By The authors siKnassses.
~ All con Municssions eonnectsd vsA u
Nusipess of this okee must be addressed 70 eth
Editor of the Pamela Star"
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wearH ksowIxa.-"Csld ssses," or
fever bli.ters, as they arc sometimes called,
can be- prevented by applying . piece oi
.al,pe're to ,ae affected place. when the
ftvcrish sensation 10 6rst felt. Simply
moissen the lip snd spply tho ssl,psire.
Il ID cure II applied when the burning
ssasssion y 6rsi experienced.
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UENufDLu ADVICE.

Lsdics--cascd birds Of beautiful plumsee.
but sickly looks--pslc pets of the psrlor,
who yeee,s,e in an unhealthy a,mosphere,
like the potato terminating IN dark cellar.
Why do you no, 60 into the open air aud
warm sunshine, and add lus,Is TO your eyes,
bloom to your checks, and elasticity 10 your
steps, and visos TO your frames! Take
early exercises, let loose your corsct.ssrines,
sni run up The hills for q wager. and down
again fcr fun; roam the 6ells, climb the
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lomtslit Q.tonomp.

ssssssssssssss.ssssssssss
ellas Wet lhs fsfmaf's tmhls Ne
~ tsls lhe tIsIas
Ifte ifom lhas i'i' frnn. Hpoui Nfis.
lfsa 'mi nj scented .tiN
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-03-08

PRoriTs OF SngEp- p-RAIsIso.- The San
Antonio Herald has the following:
A gentleman took charge Of nock Of
sheep IN 1856, valued At four tlousani dol.
lare, aud BY diligence and good fortune has
made that stock worth forty thousand dol.
lars. The Herald does not give this as m
essmplc cf the average profit Of sheep.
rnisinr, bu, =. an extraordinary ca.e. Still
!, says that where the largest nocks Of sheep
cost nothing for food, and where the AMI
mails are thrifty aud prolific in . degree
almost unknown elsewhere, that sheep.
raising is exceedingly rcmuncrssive.
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a. Arpspoyfp cGrutnr.-jolin shef
man.
lRtr q mercy The ordinance agsIns,
cruelty 10 ANIMALS.
Why dl JJb alvey. 'leep eolji neeaws
he had poor eoafofi,'f.
l,fArnfa Mrttft.--''h, quarrel between
lhe Spanish aud Morocco.
rur pnrsrsr sr,L, % iap,vs' Dsvss.
rs--Ihc low and bchcli siyle.
A bachelor siier discovering his clothes
full ol holes, exclaimed, "sIcud.icant"
Why I. thief IN gswct HE IN honest
man Because be- " above, doing wrong.
The lady who tried to real Ly The slight
Of other days. subsequently, TOOK cam
rhene lamp.
Some Of The Chinese IN California have
silver watches so largo that they use tho
outside 10 'ry potatoes in.
The fellow who kisscd the face of Na.
iure,' says il ddn, tasto half SO well -
the lips Of his lady friends.
wha, makes lawyers position 40 peril.
DUST Because BE- has other nlcn's deeds 70
answer for, ~ we'll M his own.
We sometimes see stated shas scheme
Is on loot. Wouldn't Il be advanced faster
Il il could be got on horseback
The young lady who saw a baby wilhsut
kissing il has acknowledged iha, her ffiend's
bonnet Is Landowner than her owu.
Why are q country girls cheeks liks
French calicos Because they arc "was.
rsn.ed to wash aud retain their color"
"lIusband, I must have some change 10.
day." swell, stay si home and take care
of the children; thu. will be change enough,
anyhow"
A Dutehman being called spca fss . tsast,
said, "llcrc s To tho heroes Who n, pled
and tied a, the Pss.lc of Psalss llill-ef
who ! Is one"
II fecl," said On old lady, sshn rw ~
abou. through with this world. ! shsn't
enjoy much more trouble, nor ssots nsck
more comfort"
A Mormon advertisement reads o. ~
lows: ITO BE- let--rooms for tws gsallsuss
aud four wives, q rooms iOs o. ysaslsasa
and six vivcs."
A coikn-maker having spsstusas u IT.
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