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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-28
Piano FOrtes & NeIOdeOns

L LIZ L. - l. Il - - ---f L ~ 4 Ill
W GA-E < O.. Piano. All SI,rx'vs & TH-TyET M-l0-
deous 10 Lansing Mich. would cal the attention ~ he
public his stock q instruments u r-r-la -
Instrument. two things are % be acccr shea TIE
1-st 2 ps-fs- H4EicGl I1strr-su co-l---.-E fT=rF
desirable poI-t which goes 20 MAKE Up melody. power
sweetness ease . acton and durability Ihe other e
possess beautiful and cr1zs--a l.sce ~ furniture
both q wLi-h combined lie above lnstrr-l
Those who have see1 them vi admit that they lot
excelled bv any the market. Every Instrument is
f1y warranted - give entire satlsacto1. and All De
sod a. Manufactures Pr.res
fre Octave Piano Ei-h al The 'a-e i-r-or7-r=1 ts
car Dc seen f7r fez GAYS Cs a. ths CITY 871z store
$50 =. FIEIl-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-28

SHEEP FOR SALE. "A few Fine
~ Woo sheep Tor sale. a. reasonable prices Als7
three Spanish Mer,0 Bucks T be exchanged fo- FIST
quality Naive Ewes ct FOR tie season o. fair
s EARRIS-
lansing New. 10, I:s. sssrs
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-28

rIH|aH d y q ~ I'D IT or THrF
JILL p --AIi'@A'i D0 'iiC ,-,..
,...- r-., r... trt.- 40 r,...,-...' " 49,
- -. - 80 i' -- $500
49,. u-t4 -., nm r.,rr-..-. .,-.,-r,,.,.
ullssosltioa h. Exe-t.9a In.. ~ Power
Loss % A-m-ry Dlculty "a B-eathlne.
Weak Nerves Ireublia-
Horror oi Disease WAkeflluess
l4llu.-s vi N.sl-l PAIN 10 the Back .
Universal Institute o. the Muscular system
iiol hAi---' t.---llg Of tae Body
---5 %, ,r-,--r.,i T.. ~ -.'-7 VA ZIG I'--'
7l,.-. s,.r.-. t t.
'.-o"-- - x, o-' "A-n i1s ilel'
MI04sNeY. tAlLuY. EfLEPTC nTs,
IN yNL Vt NiI'h IhL fAIltNl MAY hAfil.h
VIZ, 1- 7As '.ia' l-,s are 's e+eA.y le--o"sa oy
'-ose uii'i-i H. Al7i-A-E-',
-N7A'--t ANDtyN7D 'l- --yN
az. >->.l b. .- .. 7-''' @s'
-..- n~- -''-'i. W I'LL 'vNFE'7.
Iiii. Iii. Ji ... ~ lHh iN7A>h A7l ~ 81,
--''t -'- = -N.'y D-'-'s ~ 'o'.'@mFt''7i
1-H "..N-s7 E., -le 4-- -a "a 4lt A7-LAii.
'ii- '-4i- r --0N r-'eh ara H. -AD NI4h v"0ANl
NLAANhss
~ - --7, '--- ma ~. sy..,,,
'Vliea HaA3o-n's EXTRACT BueHC tHrara1iy aoes
'N'1 i-'h A'7' s'-'ii' Al
rr,frr- rr,----. r-,,.rr-
OrDoe va, 81 -,.f t,------f. a. ,-rr,rpr
rr>1. ,t--fs--t
~ Navy ,..f-r-.' '' -. ,--,..rr-
.t. -, 80 g. ---'' a.
as III ,I..,---' '- ...t.-t.'- l---...,- f'-+.--
-fer,''r. ,,5 t~ II. .,-...-f- -.-.-.,- ~ tt' ..,
49, r-r 49, -
or tr H..
DEcLIvg or clJty1E or LIE
no rAAmF --io.-3 Il without TT
TAXI so MORE nA-sAa Nzacrar. DR. UsriHAsAsr MIDI
eiNh f'- 1880 A,- '.,t.- l.si .
"~'-'4' '--D 3D. "a -4'-'-' D0-H'
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-28
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0s u NNNSANcNVNC W>\NNcM W>lN
cave am tNNC "N\As w>\NNeM
S\csM ~ Mclv tO," Nwk rs q
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M NlNl SNNONNs AlsNvlcts
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SNo,ANcM SNNt0vs. W>SNNcN, "
tNNSSNN M NNoVSv NW0NtNtNSs,
0.NA ~ tNNc NvoVcv NNVNS, NvS
~ $500 S-Vc~oN\tNV~c "
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-28

These Eittsrs ors Put W 10 quart
bottle, Of lghich the at3ve Is o. Jas-eu1--
lie ahs LABEL is finely ergraysas and
is provided l0ith q saJe-gttari from
counterfetters. Price 81 ger bottle. or
siz for s..
c. w. Pobaot, Proprietor. -Eo o
East Fourth St, Cincinnati, % yhom
oil orders should Je aiIre-ce5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-16
4 MEXICAN & FOREIGN P ,Tt Mt
r.. II. ED DY,
SOLICITOR OF PATIENTS,
Late agent Of a. S. Patent office, Wash,sqton, tlnder
the Act OF 1911
as state St. opposite I&ilby ST., Boston.


Acor as, o-....i-. ---..-. -.
va H a." ga tensiNe praStt?e OF up"aTH' OF twenty
Sisn IN Gr - ~ SGoYIe ateits IN t!ie uL.gu 'tatesi
49, Ea,, rance anu 1Nler iorelsil eoui
Ill 2 bohuSl Assessments, alG
go, ~, t "il,s9 ioE ttculs eAeCutu on tiDeral
cstiS , r WIN uispatcn researches nadG INTO Amc
20 al H. notAs 10 eteIiinle inc ta!IllN o. uu
a'''S ., li'Nelllois-'lu legal OF otncT ADVICE
SueieH IN az matters !O9ehnE inc same COPIES OF
NNio VI any atei1 iutlilshcu Dy ItiIllls Ohe
wa 9b sisiilehtS recorded al "a9hlIEtu $3.50
b,t ~ Selcf rs not oiliy the laIEeSth rev Eheanu
II nave advantages lor securing
Iaents OF ascertamg the patentabiity OF inventions
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-16

Not few of the worst disorders that aiict mankind
arise from the corruption that accumulates The blood
Of all the discoveries that have been made TO purge it
out, none equal in effect EseImboId's Com
pound Extract of SarSapariIIa. it ceanses
and renovates the blood nsts the vgor of health into
the system and purges out the humUrs which make dis
ltstimuates the healthy functions the body
and eXpels the disorders that grow rankle in the
blood. Its extraordinary virtues yet widely
known, but when they are, it will longer be ques-
ton what remedy to employ in the great variety
fiji ting diseases that require aterat remedy
remedy, that could be relied on has long souI
for ana now, for the first time, the public
which they depend Our space here does admit
certificates to show its effects but trial of single
bottle will show TO the sick that it has virtue surprising
anything they have ever taken.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-16
3t2IttOaGG.

rt-------------rS Ek RAILROAD 49, SWIMMER 4 z
June ?, 1883 - ''"'''''''S '0- = 4 -
TRAINS GOING SOUTH, LEAVE WORCESTER At
iVO a. IN. Way PASSENGER Irau Arrives at Plain
Held IN season To- train t. Providence arriving provi
lO3Oa.m. Way Passenger Train. Connects at wor
cGster with trains from B'ston Nashua Ftchburg Low
dcnee aad Boston trains; at Norwich with train New
London Aystte and New Haven.
4UJ p. N WAY Passenger Train. Connects at NOr
cester with trains from Nashua, Fitchburg Lowell &c
and Trains ron western and Froyldence & Worcester
Roads; at piainteld Junction trains from Providence
sanaers from Vav Stati ms for New York by Seame;
from New London, Will take this train to Norwich.
C0qn'st az Win trans ,ro Boston, Con
| caves Norwich for Sew London at 9I5 p m
IEAiNs 9oNG S4fTh 1872 ill.,, %9gTICI AT
except N9nlay) conneetng at Worcester for Lowell
New London at l30 a N dependent on arrivalof Steam
6ooam. Way Passenger Train Connecting at Plain.
hed junction for Providence, at Worcester Junction
i1r SpTmg9eid; Albany, SC and Providence, and al
il s0a NJ way Passenger Train. Arriving at wo,
sester junction in for trains Boston Proy
dencc Springfield and Albany; at Worcester for trans
+ Boston, Na, Iua, i.owei., fitchburg &c.
IS y. m Wa; Passenger Train COuGccts at Norwich
sth t.ain rom Sew london, and at .aiufeld Junction
ieiO iii psf. ii. ANDREWS. Sup't
Izss.ssssassss.s BOSTON Z WORCESTER
- y p - ~ ~ q :, q a 4 4
% 1854 ~ ~ '-'ie-i'-iif vi NUN "a l ~ pm
p4SST<GEt, rF AIMS .o.,,o c,- t,,s,,,,. nc ,o,to,
80 90 C OF y; as IoIoWsi
- ~ w, - a. a a. "a ~ u, " IL a.
M q - NV u 9''''' 'Al o'0V III l-'+'' o'oV Api
4lil!6arg,,, o.4o s. N, 4 40 p. ia.
Gts-tt -; qr ~ - ', = q - 70 y; "a g
gon,bScr,,,,tLi - IA H. ~ - 81. ;3 -
C5r5av a. i 30 80 d. ~ ~ ~ y, ,iI o'o' H.
NSbioni a il AZ = M ~ ;; 20 ~ y, u
ITiifNrd : "a q * - =, ~, ~ nv 80 y H.
Nh S,,r - ~ =, a. IL wv p ~
tisriir,TaS ! "a ~ ~, a, , ava
Fr11,i,-% 49,, "a ~ - IN oa "a an M
II - cypress law o'VV iVis g. m l,59
+ - 49, ~; wv a., lV', y, f1-NP. p IA IND,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-16
Onnrbnses.

n. SPENCER, LEICESTER,
sSg s,cC>>,,4sA CHEk;Y VALLEY ZEN .wOR.
5;ss,gs7e5-l ~ ia Minus. Sammer Arraa0emenl,-
-asssa! sss-s1tlsisz commencing Dec S, 1862:
Leave spencer Al a, n. Leave MoOre's Music
store, sdI Main street, at 5 90 p. M
Leave leicester at =. N, l.3O p. m; leave j II
500 p. N. ~ - 49, NV
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Everings. Lesvs
street, at SEQ O'Clock.
Leave Cherry Valley Is minutes after starting from
Leicester each trip.
Leave New Worcester at $50 a. m, 1880 a. m 80 D.
N, 400 P. m. 7.lU p. N; leave 2O7 Main street Al
$50 ~ NJ, II NJ ESQ, 90 % p. IN.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Leicester els, and Cherry Valley at $3.50 a. N
Leave City Hall st 400 y. IN.
Leave New Worcester at 10 a. m. and 80 d. NJ Lesvs
City EaH at close OF meetings.
Express sSus1n sac promptly attended to,
L. X. STONE & co. prop
MILLBURY AND WORCESTER ON.
AVA NIByS leaves No. 1913 Main street at 10 A. H. and
$50 p M From Milibury leaves Lovells Hotel at 80
{. m, and 1880 D. and leaves the Post ONCE at
M. ami D. DIFF $50
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-16
w OKCkSTER HORSE RAILROAD

WeJster Square Cars
Leave Lincoln Srlare at {; 00 = 20 90 73o M IN
s IS, 500 9i5 80 1000 10 30 II o. iI3O l45 A. NJ;
1900. Ills. 1870, IL -. l9O is 30 45 100 Is 3O
%. 30. CO. 30, o. Is 81 545 60 "a 3O & az
7CO, rs 10. III, 30, 8 90, $50, 1904 10 30
9 a. %. 944 $50 10 % 1859 II % II 80 NJ. - Il
Il 30 Y a. u 81. ia 10. g. il y "a , ~
329, So -, 50 % 544. ~ IA. - A. $50 a.
1.2Y, Al D. -, SO ~. $50 10 70, 10 SIP. N.
Leave iIar iugtnn Avenue 6 36, 1906 81 SOC 49,
9O6, B., 1906 10 3D. - 6. II ~ NJ; II to- Il &c. LOS
20, O6 70 u 3 81, t6 IS. o. 3D. O5 636 7O6
W, u6, = 81 9th, 30 10 O6 =. NJ
Leave Wet street at Il - =! s. o. 81 d 20
1922 10 81, ll22. i - A. NJ; = y 352 2 l55 223
o.52 y, . 81, lD33 i
WesterH Ra,'reod cars
j. 9ie 6 6 II Is 49, ~! 10 gi tG p S 49, liz 49,
- w 70 Ie' H. 40 SIG l6, 6l6 J6 ZIG,
~ 49, o TO- II, 40 81. ~ :, y ~ 7. u. =,
heaGt rs strIii ~ roau at H. "a! Sll Sal, II,
III ~ " T. Il i';4 4 n; y i H. la,
III - q ~ H. Oh H. d. hUl, 49,,
oV'' 81. VI F''' ~ Va l. N
c,.,-,. - ,,,o
,,, .,-. % MA tdHS
72 2g. NJ , and ever our to = NJ.
~ NJ aud cver,, bn,T +, ~. leave "eat street at
WiseTsp N p 4, % ~, 49,, ir,,.a 81 49,. -
a. a. NJ a,i eI.ori r t = te - toI' Ntilue
Railroad " IN NJ ana a,,,.r,] AN, ~ IL ~ Western
- ~ " ~ " ~ ~ ~ '0"' 60 ~ T. NJ
. uo''
gsss:!sa5Sssis , PEO YdDENCE y WOR'
r raE 1, ~ LII iL" iSes summer Al
Passenger trains vii esys " orcsster for Provi1encs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-16

FROM pISPENsAToRY OF THE UNITED STATES.
See Professor DEVICES valuable works on the Prac
ice Of Physc.
Philadelphia.
See remarks made by Dr. EPHRAIM MCDOWELL. n
celebrated Physician, and Memter the Royal College
OF surgeons, Ireland, and puo shed TRANSACTIONS
Of the King and Queens journal.
see Melico Chlrurgtcal Review, published by BEN.
JAMlN TltAVERS, Fellow OF the Royal College of
Surgeons -
See most OF the late Standard Works of Medicine
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-16
X E N d A L L S

For the Hair.
KENO tLL'S ANn0LINE is a Peerless Stimnlatino
Extrict from Aromatic F&GUcrS, Roots and RerOS and
differs totally from all other preparations of it's class
leEgtte4s ddrkeaS cieaaSsS and gives pjidbiity and
Hstr7 20 the lair, hut obvateS the usual effects Of lima
or sickness upon the hGres, and reprod4ces them
After they have Fallen Out.
1he public for many have been asking for such
an article IN vain But hope deferred is gratied at last
science has rumphed over all obstacles produced
SrLENDID DRESSING
lot tue u IT. winch actually restores IT'S fHrarGnce and
PeUeaf$ ~ decUy Its astonishing properties o
v0uched for by the Toll wing perOis, and Hundreds OF
others who have experienced its cAccts
'lt was found to be en;re free from metallic and
mineral su distances he elements of its composition
beneficial in where the scalp requires slmulanf
Application JAS. X. CIllLTON,
AHdiyticdi Chemist.
"IIave never had anything which perfectly answers
the purpose of Il Embarrassing.
WARREN WARD, ESQ
2T7 Canal street New York
after beng BALD for ever seven years. your AN
BOIINE has covered the entire scalp with NEW
BAIR.' Ffof. JOHN SENiA.
No. % King St, New York.
For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
rut IN in boxes containing two bOtilcs,) price 81.
Manufactured and for sale at wholesale by
KENDALL 81 BANNISTER,
6a3 broadway, New York.
For sale i'll Worcester, by
GEO. II. HARLOW, Druggist,
je26 deop3n "a PA Main Street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-16
me0itsL.
Lnfallible Liniment
THE
GREAT EXTERNAL REMEnY
DIR. SWEETS

GREAT EXTERNAL EEMEnY
F2E RnFTIMATIISyMM GOVT NEIaTrRGASLsGIA, LuMBA
SR BRsE!E SSFTE HHSSbB %"T ETET sFFfiAil S
AND NERVOUS III ORDERS.
DIR, Stephen Sweet, Of Connecticut,
The great natural Bone Setter.
DIR. Stephen NWpet, Of Connecticut,
Is known all over the United States
DIR. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut,
Is the author of DIR, Sweets niallible Liniment."
DIR SWEETS INFALLIELE LINIMEN'r
Cures Rheumatism and never fails
DIR SWEETS INFATLEBLE LINIMENT
Is a certain remedy for Neuralgia
DIR SWEETS IAFALLsHRE LININENr
Cures Burus and Scalds Immediately.
DIR SW EET'S INF!A liable LENIMEN'r
Is the best known edy for Sprains and Bruises.
DR. SWEEPS INFALLIBLE LINIM
Cures Headache Immediately and was known to
fail
DIR SWEEPS INTA l.IIIsLE LINlMENT
Affords immediate relief for Piles ana seldom fai to
DIR SWEETS INFA ALIRT.E LINIStENT
Cures ro"thache in one minute
DIR SWEETS INFA EL1HA Es LrNIMENT
Cures Cuts and Wounds Immediately caves no
Dr SWEEPS ENF LLIBLE LlNIMENT
Is the best remedy for Sores in the known world
Or SWEETS INFALLIBHEs LTSESgENT
Has been used by more than d million people, and al
praise it
pT SWEETS TNFAgIuHLt a4Nt4-NNT
Is firmly n "frieuJ in nerd " and cvcry ro, ia. s,,,,d
80 " have II Mt hand - " '' ~
Dr SWEETS iNFALLIEsLE LiNlMENr
is for sale by all DRUGGISTS Price p cents
Sold in Worcester uv tieor f. la low, d. Scott G.
H. spur, ana all dealers go
. klClAEilSoN 70,
olo uto"to" HuIe proprietor NorWlch' Ct
DEIJEF IN TEN MIN IT'HES
In - Az " ~ -
&, - = :. 49,
- -
IN nome w AterS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-16

81 THESE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN ADMITTED
To USE IN THE UNITED 81 ATES ARMY, and are
also in very general use in ali the STATE HOSPITALS
and PUBLIC SANITARY INSTITUTIONS throughout
the land as we as IN private Practices and
cred as invaluable remedies.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-16

Both Vow and secondhand Furniture every variety
Feather Beds ana Bedding Also, large lot o. Parof
and Cooking stoves Call before yOU buy.
e. i. LSMSoN 4 CO.,
6i hS and 20 Maj street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-16
DOCTOR c. A. HILL'S
Female Regulator,
The Greatest Remedy of the Age.

For the use OF Single or Married Female.
n0y be justly ranked as the most sue
eess!u, ana invaluable specific for ali
eranfcments. 0bstruct!ONs, and Private
difficulties collar to the Female sec,
now uei0te the public. Dir. Hill, the
senior in Especial Diseases, during his
loGg and varied practice of Twenty
years and upwards, has made the
E2S,- Delicate ana Difficult Disorders
and Diseases, arising from the construc
ton and functions of the Female Sys
telu, his particular subject of attention
AMI study, IN winch department of his
prac t.ce ii has been his aim to bring to
thorough test and issue the different
~ Botanic and Indian Agents of the
MateTid MeGica, with the view of pro
ducin2 Convenient. Safe and Certain
Remedy for all cases of Irregularities
Suppress.OHs and Distractions, and theiI
c affections Of the female system, and the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-16

WORMS.-One of the most prevalent
w OF the ills febleness of children. and
often times Of adults is the great quantity of INTES
TINAL WORMS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-16

y ~ III III " u ~ " W d y NEWV.
FOR RlIFUNATIeM, GOVT, NFURALGIA. LIrArRA
Bruises. CUTS AND .wGUNI'S, pIhl.SS.'
HEAnArlIE. A>D ALL thEI'NI Arij
Ann NFRNOITt+S III SOkDA ms
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-16
Mnsital.

MINIATURE PIANO FORTES-For
ANA sale low, by
je30 dt S.R. LELAND, As Front street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-16

ELMBOLD EXTRACT BUCHU
"a For sale by BUSH Il 20, "a front street.
ie2l diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-16
@e0ltlnss.

nR HEMPEL'S GREAT GERMAN
~ REMEDY FOR DlPrERlA--For sale by BUSH
AZ co "a Front street DIT jt2l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-16
u f NJ o V \
E'UR NITU lEiC.
sIuAraI,s nnh IPiInLNTEIgG GOODs,

and would illicit continuance Of the trde so literally
bestowed on the late firm OF Iaber Ohllla,
Tie increased facilities have, Will enable me Ia k9ep
,nnc larger and better selected stock thdu ever before
altered JOHN ID. CHOLLAR,
mcb4 DIFF successor TO iaber * EhollGr.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-05-12

A SuBJECT OF CoNGRATULATIoN-A
TRARY AND DEsPUTIcAL PowERs.-In his
correspondence with his government at
home, Lord Lyons, the English Minister at
Washington, says that Mr.. Seward, our
Secretary Of State, said to him:
My Lord, l can touch bell on nv
right hand, and order the arrest of a citi.
zen OF Ohio; l can touch the bell again
and order the imprisonment of citizen of
New York, and no power on earth, EXCEPT
that of the president can release them
Can the Queen of England do as much p"
What subject of congratulation for an
American.-Ahon Democrat.
In commenting on the above, the State
Register says:
Lord Chatham, the British prime minis
ter. defines liberty in England thus:
The poorest mar in his cottage may bid
defiance to oil the forces of the crown -
1t may Re frail its roof may shake; the
winds may blow through 1t, the storm NAV
enter; the rain may enter; but the King
OF England may not enter it. All his DOW
er dares not cross the threshold of that ru-
iDed tenement.
We enjoy liberty in the United States
with vengeance, one can see from these
evidences of the comparative freedom of
the two countries. Step by step, little
by little, slowly but surely, has the admin
istration usurped its power, until no des-
p'tism on earth, not even the Gear of Rus.
STA, can do more than Abraham Lincoln
And this in the United States, where the
people are educated, where freedom has
been SO Unlimited, and where we have
been taught to sJmpathize with and pity
those nations who enjoy ten fold more lib.
srty IN nearly all respects than We! VIII
tIme' the great equalizer, correct these
things?
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-05-12

Lawrence she gasped. Then with
sickening fear that her husbands long
tried affections had in reality strayed from
her. she said, 'WhO?'
We'll. was thinking be said, 'of Miss
Elvira jenkins. She is accustomed to the
children, and knows my ways, and if you
could exert yourself. Mary, and show her
round the house little
He was interrupted by we'll aimed pill
low flying straight at his head. Mary was
crimson with fury. Bottles, spoons and
glasses followed the pillowl
$50! that is what she comes here for, lie
it? To make love to the most cruel, false.
hearted man that ever lived! You have
made all your arrangements, have you p
here bottle of Lavender WI ter smashed
the mirror. you'd be very glad to have
me die and leave her clear ZELDA table
spoon took Larry in one eye-'but will
notv
The last word was a scream, and Mary,
utterly exhausted, fell back this time in a
real fainting fit.
Lawrence, all patience, would have ruin.
ed all by staying to coax her back to ami
ability, but drove him from she house.
Ny patient recovered with food of tears.
Gravely yet kindly tried to make her re-
alize the full error of he- life, and sufteped
by the horrible fear that she was really
losing the love Of her kind, indulgent hus-
band she made many vcws of amendment
1t was long days work we did, and
when Lawrence came home his eyes fairly
shOne with pleasure
The Widespread tea.table was covered
with nicely arranged dishes, a spotless
cloth, and clear glass, silver and china
His two little girls in simple but neat
dresses were in the room, but his ewes rest
ed on his wife.
Flushed by exercise and agitation, Ma
rvs cheeks and eyes were bright as Of old.
She wore light blue dress with snowy
collar and sleeves, land her soft blonde hair
was arranged in wide becoming braids.
With quiet grace, though her hand trem-
bled with excitement, she presided over the
table, and led the conversation to indlffer-
ent subjects.
The evening was spent in the long un.
occupied parlOr, where the piano did good
service in giving fingers the power to take
the place Of talk.
1t was not till after the children had res
tired that Mary went up to her husband.
lie was standing by the fireplace locking
at her with fond eyes. She stole into his
arms, whispering, Forgive me, Larryg
My wife! My own Maryp
l crept away with eyes full OF tears.
Two years later, l visited them again.
A neat, well.ordered household, and quiet,
well-behavod, well-dressed children bore
witness to Mary's reform while she as
sures me that when, az often occurs, she is
Frustrated by real sickness, no kindness
Can exceed that paid her by Larry.
Mics Jenkins has retired in disgust. not
relishing the cure affected by the rough
dOse.'
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A wonderful Horse.

Pat Regain had poor horse given him
by man who was about to end his suffer.
iDgs. Being something of horse jockey,
he polished up the animal, mounted bin,
when he met by the way a sporting chap,
who stared at him and his horse, and then
burst into loud laugh. Pat was BY 90
means offended, but accosted him thusi
is it admiring the noble animal your
honor is afther f~-and fax, by the same
sign I'd like to sell you this illigant hunt
What purchase such q miserable lack
as that said the sporting man, why, he's
spawned, half blind and and both knees
are broken
Bother said Pat, and that's list the
beauty of him-thim broken knees
How is that2 inquired the sports
man.
Fax, thin, he'll save the expinse of a
setter dOg-he's braked bis knees in going
down to set at patridges'
Absurd and impudent as the assertion
was, Pat managed to wheedle the man in
to purchasing the horse, and away be
went in high glee. Two or three days
after, while he was standing on fremont
Street, Pat was recognized by the person
WIN hou DOuSub buo upTo0. l16 was 1t
violent passion, and having collared
Pat, dragged him into a saloon. which was
full of company, and soundly rated him as
cheat.
You internal scoundrel,' said he, the
horse you sold me went down on bis knees
10 the middle of o brook, and nearly
drowned me-
did he go on bis knees in the wather p
exclaimed Pat. Och, then, it's ruined en-
tirely am. Bedad, sold him under his
vally, any how
Under his value, you swindling scoun-
drel Why, the beast wasn't worth rap,
and l shot him.
Had him shot o, murtherp cried Pat
there's q loss wouldn't have sould him
for hundthred guIneas, if I'd had it of
fered. l knOw'd well enough that the
horse nd point at patridges but begorra,
1 didn't knotc till you told me, that he'd set
at trout p
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-05-12
Knowing Scholar.

rnc following is said to have passed in a
school dow East:
what is the most NG.rthern town in the
United States? 2
The North Pole.'
Who is it inhabited by p.
BY the Poles, pir.'
That's right. Now what's the meaning
Of the word stoopf'
1 don't know, SIR
What do do when bend over, thus p
You scratch your shins, SIR
What does your father do when he sits
down at the table?
HE axes for the brandy bottle
don't mean that. Well, then, what
does your mother do when you cit down at
he table?
She says she will wiring our necks if
70 spill any grease on the fOor.'