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Montour Mills, April II, lsCo.
MAS0NhY,
BRICK LAYING q PLASTERING.

1NlE undersigned respectfully informs the citizens ui
L Bloomsbury, and the public generally, that he has
qocsted in bloomsbury and is prepared 10 execute all
kinds Mason Work in short order aud on reasonable
terms.
o. Residence in Mr. Blowers hopsc, on Iron Street,
next door Brower's store where all orders in his line
of business will be thankfully received and promptly at
tended To. GODFREY BAY.
Bloomsbury, ApriI ID 1sff-3m,
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Will NOfiCp.

TO CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBIC GENERALLY.
| HAVE removed 10 lhe Montour Mills, aud intend
L keeping supply of flour and feed on hand and for
sale cheap the cheopest for cash would further
say to all those knowing themselves indebted to me at
tile f}ucduct is that they would confer great favor
by calling and settling up, very needy and wish
10 close the old Books. So call and u.s. friends and
your custom and cash will he thankfully received.
WM BEERS
Montour Mills Anfil If. l2GO.
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aud many 'iseascs TO Which flesh IL heir. too nunot
Gus to mention in this adv rtsrment. Dose l IL 4
PRltE 30 CENTS
The LIVER lSvIGGR ,TuR AND FAMILY CATHARTc Pm.
are rcaicd by DEuggi.fs generally, and sold wb,j.
sale by the Trade III an large towns.
5. L. ", SANfORD, NJ. D,
Manufacturer and Propriei,,
33j BRoApw. NEw YoRK
4 Ii-lO IL
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TnARTiC PILL /,
ihattic which the n,a
orlciice oEc than
tr7asiig demand f,o,,
used the FILLS and ,hs M
cNl tess ia regard "a
me TO place them win
know that difcrrntc,
portions of the bouois
THARriC piLL b,s
til is well estai,,iShoi
from a variety of M
tracts which aci alike on
M MARY cannl, and n,t
ses whr rca CathaItic ia
RASGEMESTs Of the S1n
IN 1nE BACK AND I,o,,,
so II 3 n Ess OVER me
drn cola, which irequrn.
u long Cuurseor Fyypn
REEPlNG SENSATION oy
RES1LEssSEss. ilE.n-
II ADM lNFLAMMlropv
IiifLpRES or ADrL1.
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HOVEk'S lNnELLIRLE INK.


SyaNp kihiss-ohe Wdib ihc mArIiSut, and the other
with the Ink 81 prepared that entirely Obv atr> the
of the 10 satisfy all WIN kuvc Been decr1 ed
in purchasing what proved upon trIa 10 b. utterly
worthless III following strong certificate of Professor
Buutl, of the Franklin Institute tai Pa aud whose rcpu
iaion is cocM"nSHc WITH the CiNiliGfd world is pre-
scented.
LABBAToRY ~ THE OLD MINT.
ibHaiFphid DCr Is, lSl2
To Joseph T.. Hover Es1.-Dra Sir Having examine
the composition of your nirblr Ink and employed it
III my family, can speak with confidence of its uu
snl excellence IN comparison with others of similar
nuturr. II j. oi such cuSistuncr adnpts equally
well tor aud inr fabrics aud when its full shade
Of black is dryopcd II Is not altered by washing at.
muspInric agents.
Respectfully yours,
JAMES e. BOOTH Aualytlc Chemist.
Orders addressed to the Mandatory No II6 Race 81
above Fourth, nld No. 1iI) PniIadrIpha will rcccy
prompt uttrutaUn by
JOSEPH L. HOVER .Aaaaf 1p-cr.
March ~. lSCn.
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CAUTION,

There being several limitation brands OF Detrrsiyr
Soap in market, the public mortified that none arc
genuine except VAS HAAGES a MIkEONE is stamped
upon each Bar of the soap, well as the Boxes
February -, I-GU-llm
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EVERY FARMER SHOULD HAVE HIS
WoRKsHoP.-So says the tVisconsin
E,~'mer. And every farmer should be
mechanic enough to mend all the small
breakages that occur on the farm instead
OF losing time and patience in sending to
the village to have the work done. Be-
sides this when wet day comes, the boys
will interest themselves in learning to be-
come practical mechanics, instead of
romping round the house.
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ftB ~ uuu "it httg w HHN
rhe FAMILY CAL
gentle but active ca
piieior has Ised in his,
twenty years
The sianty in
those who have long
satisfaction which all
their use, has induced
in the reach Ofall.
IRE proicS sion well
tiinrtics 1rt on different
This FAMILY CA
with dn- reference to
fact. been compounded
purcsi Vegetable Ex-
every part Uf he ali
GOOD aud sAFE in AL ca
Herded, such as De
zach StgEPISEss. PAISs
COsTnESFs~. PAIN ASD
WHOLE BopY. from sud
tly il neglected, erd in
Loss or APPETITE. Al
CuLD OVER THE nOpY
ACIIP, or WEIGHT IN THE
DISEASES, " oRMs Ini
RIIErM a nfpltl
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Eaate of John Anderson, deceased.
\ Office is hereby given, that Letters Of Adninisra
tiOn the Estate Of John Anderson late of Scott
township in the county of Columbia deccasrd have been
granted to samuel H. Anderson, who Is residing ia Esry
town in the said county to whom all persons indebted
to said Estate to make payment, and to whom all
persons having claims are to present them properly
authenticated, for settlement
SAMUEL H. ANDERSON,
April IL, IsGO-Gt. administrator.
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TAKE CARE OF THE ORCHARDS.

J AhE CAnE OI lie OhCI a 10.
There can be no doubt that the old
orchards of this country will decay and
die out, in a few years more, so as to leave
many farms entirely destitute of fruit,
unless new trees are Immediately trans.
planted If farmers wait until the trees
in their orchards are dead befoee they
plant new ones, they will of necessity, be
without fruit fora number of years, before
sher young will become productive. a
.cyry little attention to this xaatter every
p.Iing and Fall, will cure the evil of the
approaching destruction of the old Or
chards. Ifs few trees are set out annual
Iy, no farm will become deprecated n
value by the natural decay of its fruit
trces. Everybody knows this, yet COM
paratively few take the necessary pains to
keep their orchards vigorous and thrifty,
BY transplanting new trees.
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SAN FORD,
LIVER LNVIGORAr

and approved by oil hiatt
rcsortrd 10 with conf |
es fol which itis recon.
II has cured thous-
twoyeafs who had Civ
as the numerous un-
my possession show
The dose must be a
mcnt of the individual
such quantities as tn act
Let the dictates of
you N the use Of the
TOR, and IL will cure
Gus Attacks, Dyspepsia,
mer Complaints, DBsen-
doh Habituai COstiueposs,
.MorbHs, Cholora HydR-
Ftmdlo Wedtenesses and
ly as an Ordinary Family
SICK HEADACHE, las
In tDeRty minutes If tleo
taken al commencement
AL 'cho use ii are giU-
lis lavor
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HEAR WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY.

The undersigned having used Professor HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES m our families
with the most satisfactory results and having full conf
cncc in their peuucness purity and efficacy, cheeruy
recommend them 10 all persons who wish TO have SAFE re-
liable and ecauous remedies at hand for private or do
mcsic use
The Rev. VIM. Hosmcr editor of The Northern indie
pendent" Auburn, n. Y; the Rev. T. H. Cressey, DD:,
Rector Of St Peters Church, Auburn, n Y; the Rev D.
Ives Cianain Of the Auburn state Prison; the Rev
Srncrr VI Rice Rector, New.Bedfprd, Mass. the Rev
Alien Strc,r, Ncw-Iork Conference the Rev Samuel
Nichols East.Gcnesee Conference, NY. the Rev. r 5
pratt n-rsrt VI the Rev john Z. Rohlc BnCnlo; A. g.
Hart Esu tdcn n V; the lion. Neal Dow, Portland,
Ne tie Rnn Schuyler ColfaN, soutl.lend Ind the Hon
George Humphreys ~ T. Henry ID Cook, Es. Editor OF
Graham Moline Ill., the Hon Thonus j. Chase Month
rrln Fi the lion. JnScIh Benedict Utica, y. Y. VIM.
Bristol Esl, Utica N V: \. = Pond, Esq, Utica, ~ T. !
James piunkctt, EsL, Nashville, Tenn
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S. MAUPAY Il CO.,
n O RT &c u l. 7 u r S T S.

.,itrseri6s and Gardcn at RisHg sun pIilagc, Phla
STORE. No 100 MARKET STREET
BETWEEN SEvENqn NND EiGHrH, SOJrH SIM.
A VERY large aud extensive stock of Shade Otna.
"a mental and Fruit Trees Everprccns Roses Plants,
Vines, Seeds, &c cultivated and for sale Wholesale
and Retail at reduced prices All orders promptly at.
tended to. Catalogues had application. Dealers aud
others would do well to give call. Plants, Trees,
&c, packed to carry any distance.
The Rising sun Fourth ana Eighth SIS Passenger
Cars pass the Nursery every few minutes.
April 81, lSGO.
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the United States.
Fire Sqfcs in one frJ. al cams right; rih roa.
tents in rood condition.
The Salamamdcr Safes of Philadelphia against the
world.
EVANS & WAITS ON,
have had the surcst demonstration in the following
tlfcntc that trir manufacture Of SnlaHSHdcr Safes has
at length fully warranted the representations which have
been made of them rendering an unidentified security
against the terrific element.
Philadelphia April IL lSj6.
-NesSrs. Ecaas T. Hdison: Gcntlrmcn-Ii affords us
the highest satisfaction tn state to you that owing to
the very protective qualities ut two of the Saumanlcr
safes which purchased of yOu some five month since
we saved largr puEtop of icwcry aud all hooks
&c exposed To- tn caanHuurs, Gre III Ranstcad place
TIA morning Of tht llth inst.
When reflect that these safes located i'll the
fourth story ot tn. building occupied and that they
fell subsequently ntDa heap Of burning ruins where the
vast concentration of the heat caused the brass plates
melt we cannot but regard the preservation If their val
liable contents rs most convincing pruof ID the great
curity afforded by Your safes.
We shall tukc great pleasure in recommending them to
mCn N business rcliancr against fire.
GEORGE W. SIMMONS & BRO JcTeiicrS.
They have since purchased siN large Saics.
August ~,
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have used IL, andis,,,u,.,
dence in all the djsens
mended.
ands within the la.
EN- up all hopes of rejia,
solicited cerLfcates in
daptedto the tempe,,
taking II and used Ia
gently on the Bowels :"
your judgement pn;d.
l. V + r lNVIGoRh
Lirer Complaints. B,jl-
Chron,e Didrrhoeo Sum-
terry Dropsy, Sour S,om-
ChOHe Cholera. Cdoi,,,
tum E2atuisnee, Jaund,,s
may ne used succrssfu
Medicine. II win cn,o
thousands can testify ,
or three 7easpOorynis az,
OF at'nck.
ing their testimony in
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EVANS & WATSON.
LIFE INSUR \NCE,

TRUST COMPANY OF PHIL-7DELPHL4.
OFFICE. NO. 4O~ CHESTNUT STREET
CAPITAL. paid up 500 900.
Charter Prrpr'Rdi.
r ON1lNIE F. to make lNSIRANCES On LIVES ON
I tho most reasonable terms.
The capital being paid up and invested. together with
large and constantly increasing rcsatvrd fund, offers
perfect security To the insured
The preniunns must be paid ycarly half yearly, or
quarterly.
Th" Company add BONUS periodically to the insu.
RANGES of life. The FIRST BONUS appropriated in DE.
cembnr, lSii. the SECOND BONUS in Drcrmlrr lslg
the THIRD BONUS in December l-ji and the FOURTH
BONUS in Dee NIB r. l-jI
Ly@Thfse additions made without recurring any
increase in thr premiums tu be- paid To the Company.
The following few from tr
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& WATSON

~ h'FIst ey5tifs$h SALAMANDER SAFES, RE-
fsi iesis1 tesn,S.ls MOVED to 3Oi Chestnut Street,
vi SsG 2 1T 0bOro hird Pbidddphia have
4 .,,,, 81. ,RtsS hand large assortment Of Fire
\ " 7ss.'t fs.Eass% r Thief proof Saamandcr Safes
~ ssvs III l.ssIl Also iron doors, for banks and
~ 80: s.ssss1 stur,-, iron shutters iron sash all
- 5essa,rs makes Of locks equal u any made
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MIX WATER IN THE MOUTH WITH THE IN
WIG OR hTOR, AND SWALLOW BOTH TOGETHER
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOT7LE
, 1860-06-01

her sister in Canada, and as there were parts we
could not make out had put II in my pocket,
intending to get our tirhe-keeper to read it for
me. 1t had q scrap Of uncovered paper at the
bottom and BY another good providence, hap
pened to have bit Of red lead pencil In my
pocket Iwrote on the paper, Get Us down
Colly's gone mad !" this shut in my tobacco
box, and was fortunate enough to drop just at
the feet Of . couple Of men who were standing
by the engine-house door. n
Directly all was hustle to rescue US They
got the kite up again, and I watched il mounting
slowly-slowly; and when the slack twine fell
between Colly and myself took It in my hand
and could have kissed Il. Poor Colly, with bis
teeth cLattering. still iancied was spirit and
did all could to favor that impression until they
got another cradle up TO Us. Then having got
him in, scrambled in myself and clutching him
fast, shouted for them follower; and SO we were
got down, he wrestling and fighting with me al
the way. 4
He was ia q madhouse for some months, and
then went toscayengering, for be never could ace
any hight again; and have never had the same
clear head since that adventure.
, 1860-06-01

Old Noah B. was, in his old age. given,
when in his cups, TO religion. One day his
"old woman" sent him out to split wood,
but coming across brandy bottle, he re.
turned home very much obfdsticated," bis
efrdnd unAccomplished. Taking seat he
commenced with.
Wife-wifa, do you think the Lord, in
his goodness (hicl kin send Us Into FIRE ever.
lastin' I" - NA
No answer from his wife, who was highly
incensed to 6nd bet liege lord in such con.
dition, fR'pgs wua rffeGgoHg uIIE3.1
sWite, does the Lord intend TO burn us
al ~ FIRE. everlastin' r.
Mrs B., by this time, was boiling over
with indignation, but still no answer.
s'Wife, (hic) do you think the Lord means
(hic) to burn US al in fire everlastih' r.
This was more than human patience could
endure, and she could not hold her tongue any
longer: she'd sbeak out Il she died for it.
4r 3 Mol yer old fool, yer lnot Il be waits for
you 70 split woodw a
A humorous old man fen IN with anfgncfant
and rather impertinent young minister, who pro
eosded b inform the old gentleman, IN very posi-
tive terms, that he would never reach heaven
unless he was born againy and added: q have
[" Aud you have been born again" said his com
oanion, musingly. q l-f y i2s 2 sa's
. Yes, ItrustI haver "a Ferg - 1t
"WeiL" said Che Old gentleman, eyeing him
attnntigey, q shouldn't think Il would hurt you,
young man, 10 be born once more" =
A rowing young gentleman, without employ
,fient and money, concluded 10 take to school,
teaching as 4 means q livelihood. He accord
ingly applied TO the trustees of q country school,
when the following conversation took place:
Trustee -aAa What studies do you teachl"
The applicant indicated his qualifications BY
the following reply:
al win teach them anything you want--hum
A. B; @ 10 good game q draw-poker.s ' - ''s'
He was Immediately accepted and inducted.
An OIdman -Has once selling, IN Knoxville,
Tennessee, lot Of books part q the effects Of
college professor, lately deceased. Taking up
volume, he asked what Il was, and was told q
was . Greek Lexicop. " Here, gentlemen, Is .
Lexington Lexington. Who'll give me . bid
lOr this Lexingtoti Il is NOT Lexington in Ken;
lucky, nor Lexington ii Virginia. but Il b .
Greek Lexington" lqaA ifsW
Mr.. Sergeant Gardfhef, being lame Of one leg,
pleading before the late Judge FoFtescne, who
had little or no nose. the judge told him he was
afraid be had but lame CAUSE Of II
Z "0h, my lord, /" said the sergeant, "hdte but
alittle patience and Ill prove everything a. plain
q fhe noss on your hcsl"
A Isctufsr, Addressing Mechanics Institute,
commended, with tirsnome proiikity, that Art
could not Improve Nasure." until one q the
audience, losing an patience, set the room IN q
rulr by exclaiminR, How would you look with
, 1860-06-01
Another Yankee TrielE.

-. -..
v..A-.. m.,S,
se- AACo
The c.1tter loves mel ! knows sne loves
mel said Jonathan Douokins' Is ne sat upon ne
cornneld fence, medltaung on the courses Of nls
true love, that e was running Just ss SnSkspeafe
said u did, rather roughly ~ Suke PEABODY
mas taken snlne % tnes gawky, ~ 'cng .sneaseo
stammerin shy critter Gusset jest cause he's
city ieler. she amt the girl took her, that's sar-
tain. No! it's the old folks; darn their ugly pic.
turesl old Mrs Peabody alters was nighiaiutin'
critter, tuli o. oig noncns; and tne cld mans
regular scit'head, driven about oy ms wiie, Just
as our old one-eyed rooster Is drUve about oy our
eantankerous tive-toed Dolkin hen. But 4
don't sPile his run, my name amt Jonathan I'm
going down to the city BY the railroad next week
and when l come back, wake snakes! tnats
all" ..a7u siH HisT dF.
The above soliloquy may serve to give the
feddet some slight idea o. the land IN the pleasant
rustic yilIAge TneLe me speaker resides.
Mr. Jonathan DoSeklns was ,. Z young iarnsr'
weltOdO IN me world, and looking out aor vile
Peabody, the only daughter o. Deacon Eder6erry
Peabody; Of that ilk, with . fair prospect Of sue
cess. whenA city acquaintance o. the PeabodyS
one Mr: Cornelius Gusset who kept retail dry
goods shop in Hanover street Boston, suddenly
made MS appeafance u ne neld ane eommenced
the cltting out eame. paEzled win the pros,
Peet oi oecomng gegenuemans - wiies ano peslerea
BY the imPOrtuni!iss q her aspiring mamma
The village beauty had begun 70 wage!s when her
Old lover determined upon last and bold stroke
70 foil his rival. He went 70 the city and re-
turned; Of his business he said nothing, not even
g pumping maiden ann. w99 Eeps mouse ior
him. de went not near tne Feapcuys-out ~
bored away y the ccrn-neld patiently awaiting
The q, result q lls N. mac5lnaIlonA - ,.,y.,, =,
Inc next DAY, MI. uusaet was seated win tne
old folks and their daughter. IN the best room Of
the Peabody mansion, cnattering as Pleasantly
as may DC, when the door opened, and N rushed
very dlrty and nrlous irish woman
is = tners ye are, ~; vornellus Onsseti
Zone Out o. tnat oelore le.cn y, y sp,lpeenl
Is that ye promised me aiore the prasts ye hathen
nagari k1nn,ng aWay rom me ana the Gnu
dren-iorsakin yer lariui welded we, ena run
mn aner tne tAnkee gas ye connaen.h, :
u. woman, there must 20 some mistake mere,
stammered uusset takeh ah aoaek iDy TINS
charge. ..saygI :. rid yl,5a.,sy
"Deyh aom o. mislake 70 sarpintl W
wirraI wirrai was y tyr the iikes q ye 1 sacked
little Dinnis mcOartny- iovea tne ground
trcd on, ana ~ pekase " promised 70 make lady
o. me-yel aiIsy tMeI ~ tne war!ulqa WI W
, 1860-06-01

The Hnlmis County Ohio fS<a-<t publishes
: singular scrap Of history, INN uhiSN 1 tan-
densed the following; Holmt1 county. IN 1916.
was the hunting ground n indiana q 0I.
sSeneea,S the ehi6l and tribe q that name. ~,
one. Mr. Jocob Almond, now living IN Co.h-
oeton county, then lived about mile |'1m where
AilefsburgnoW d, and near the Nn1 Pond E.u-
eca became inimicnl 10 Ammon1. 1nI 0.I|.11.1
friendship. yet NJ Alnnondt knon'a1r, q Iht
indian character enabled him 70 detect ihr Ir.-
tility. Seneca told Ammond that Ih1ro un1 4
bear near Nile Pond, and wanted hin % ID N
help kill 4 NJ. Anmond tol14|ld I|| I|I
she begged bin not 10 70, but A.. Ihin.'n. n.
ran les fisk By going viii lh1 Indian |..1 4
take the chances q Being ki'IlI chen 10. q.
guard aego'npaniod Hcnccl rn1h min. GIN.
Thepond being narrow. Seneca llnk %. ~ .1|
Amniond lhs other. Almond kcpI I1 rI. b.
Seneca and nw him gut behind |I,1| ed AM
mond 10 so lIol between him ard u. |.|'.I.
leaving hls clulhra expn1.d ElnoN .'m.I |.|
bis gun mapped and uhI|l 1r'rr n rIIM. ~
possd - bad, WIEN Ammcnd l1ok I...|I ID.
end pul hia bullet llIIunrh T. II'n r|..'.I
over A. stripped some en- 6aIk' viii 4 ~ <
heavy stone % ne Indians I1II. ~ I..| 4 IN
DE pond. Ihs di11I.1I111. (. 1.0." M1| n.
unrlgllo1 1myarll ~ G4|I I..I|. M|.. ~ Al.
mand lacly di1nlEr1 ~ I'1'I ...| = r.
AudIl1f a u1'm1l county.
iIAhisd M ~ u. lIu.l|.I ~.
esm than hachd|ul. Dr. funll 0| 49,.
, 1860-06-01

'JolaIlonnssYl.

| d aa,.54v Joolo91Y. M y - ~ Il
Yes, Harry g Jealous, ! an sure o. q I am
writing BY the table, and cf course cannot sss
anything ahat y going o. aronnd M Yef MS
thing am sure oE, that Harry and MinnIe have
been quatrelihg: that Mnrle hds tipped hlr
little foot on the hearth-rug, exhmined iho rosy
nails OF, each slender hand atlenfirlT. and that
Harry has whistled Yankts Doodle with al lis
might, looking out IFom under hII lou1 brown
lashesl 70 see how bis indifference lleci.d
Ninniegff Ga3gagras sal f1i1f NrTN otIot II
Now AIiuhie tsksa : tsol and iunn Over -
leaves carulcssly; stopping to hum tune that
one Of HarryH rivals Is exceedingly fond Of.
Harry yawnA Minnie keeps On h1mming u
air without looking up, And n7z goes f0F hlf
writing desk. Opens Il and takes out hug6
white en9eloPe; supefscribed n bold, beautiful
hand -blusheS aliltle and takes pains that Harry
sees. Every nerve II bis body iS awake; b
glares bis great brown eyed e Minnie; hb ioo11
as though heWguld diE0ur her. fs
l. Minnie takes just ne daintiest sheet of paper
out Of kef dtSk, and Condolences WTiiinr-O. 90
neatly and 50 nicely. She never took 80 much
pains when she wrote 20 HAffy-neVef. not ne;
and she hopes Harry will understand Il Ho
d1es understand II and bites his lpa. strokes his
moCstache, aud sets his tSeth together. New
be hughes about in bis cher; puts bis ll1l oman
ottoman; now kicks The ottoman over and tcII
up out Of bis ehair altDse Tier. -
Minnie 6hilet Harry goes q The window.
| Why don't be Sc down, and not make Ounce
Of himselfi Why doh't be take 4 cody, 1t BE-.
fore the ire aud read BIZ nswlpapsI instead q
pleasing the little coquette Of Z 1Iinnio bg hiH
uneasinsssf What fools men arsl If I liTn he
is,looking over her shoulder this minute SD
down. 10y Eoa ape and hos make : wh'Elvlna q
Minnie diasss s bs}aslr nm IKE 4 l,,Is oa.,n. =