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Helmbold's Rose Wash.

An excellent Lotion for Diseases OF a Svnhfa
Urinary Organs arising from habits of dissina.
ton, used in connection with the Extracts In.
Gnu and Ssfsapariiia, in such diseases as recon-
mended.
Evidence Of the most responsible and reliable
character will accompany the medicines.
CERTIFICAT E.S OF CURES
From eight to twenty years standing, with
names known to Ste,1ce AMI Fame
For Medical Properties Of RIfCHiy. sec D;sren.
satory Of the United States.
:, See Professor DEVICES valuable work on the
See remarks made by the late celebrated m.
PHYSICK. Philadelphia.
Sc remarks made by Dr. FrHRAx McDowElL
celebrated Physician. and Member OF the Roy
al College OF Surgeons. Ireland. and published IN
the Transactions OF the King and Queens jour
SseMedico- Chirnreical Review, published ~
BENJAMIN TRAVERS, Fellow Of the Royal
See most ofthe late Standard Works on AIedi-
cine.
E.TEA 6. nucnr: looooper bottle, ors fors55M
1sr sorSsf Rose wasH. ' g sS
Or half dozen of Teach for $40 20, which will be
sufficient to the most obstinate cases, If d.
fectiOnS are adhered to.
Delivered to any address, securely packed from
Fs-Describe the symptoms in all communities
tons. Cures guaranteed. Advice gratis.
AFFIDAVIT.
Personally appeared before me an Alderman
who, being duly sworn. doth say, his prepare
lions contain no narcotic. no mercury. or other
Injurious drugs, bnt are purely ve~etnhla.
II. r. HET MOLD
Sworn and subscribed before ne this 12i day
81 November. 1871. VIM. T. HTFnNFD.
Alderman Ninti-street. ahove Race PhflA
Address Letters for information IN confidence,
IL IT. FFIheoTD Chemist,
DepNt M aouth 10Th st. below Chne'nut p'ih.
TeIntold's DrUg fsnd Chemical Warehouse,
6a4. Broadway, New York"
BEWARE or COUNT'FRFHTTS
AID UEPrIECITI4r.n nnArFFs.
WHO enacayor to dispoae "OE7 THEIR OWN or
other arti clos on the reputation attained by
Helmboids Genuine Preparations
Extract Ruchr,
Saraaparilla.
improved Rose Wash.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
ASK FOR FEIhRoLD's-rARF no OTHRE
Ont out the advertisement, and aon3 tCs
AVID AVOID IHroeTT1oE AND ExfOgURK.
MATT wy,
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THE SOLDIERS FAMILiEs-NO CORES
PONDENCE PERMYTTED.-The opportuni-
ties Of my informant for observing the
condition of the families of the soldiers were
ample. Wherever he went he found the
most intense suffering prevailing among
them, Thousands and thousands actuallv
starve to death, or drag out miserible ex-
istence upon the paltry pittance derived
from the Government, for the manufacture
Of army clothing, at which but abont ono
dollar per day in Confederate money con
be realized. Bread riots are frequent vet
the newspapers do not mention them. lest
tho intelligence reach their soldierv. rhev
are not confined to one or two places In,
are universal in every city and town
throughout the South, where tho moor
Starving families are collected together -
Ny informant was present and witnessed
many Of these riots, which he describes "a
extremely narrowing to the feelings of the
humane. To such an extreme are the I'M
fortunate families of soldiers driven that
the woman in towns and cities, as a last
resort, take to . life Of prostitution. So
general Is this that the name of "war
WIDOW has become synonymous with q
LIE OF debauchery.
AL this is 80 carefully kept from the
brave and suffering men in the field that
they know nothing OF II. Tho time has
long since passed when they were permit
ted 70 receive letters from home, lest in
tnem they would receive news that would
wing their hearts and prompt them to de-
eert. In few instances, and but seldom.
IRE the soldiers permitted to write; bnt
"eocT 10 receive letters unless the contents
are hrSt perused by others
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A SINGULAR CURiosrTY.-We had an
.em lew days since about u party OF gem
sieNen from st. Paul who were cut hunt
sng, ana who found deer whose horns
naa become interlocked with those Of
s;an ~. DUCK, winch was lying dead be
~, -; On saturday night ~ pariy consisting
-, lay, William Go,cher, @. C. KIN.
L anu .. II. Grndall. arrived home from, =
, nua''l'g Tour, having another specimen Of
a.. ~" ~, even more singular than ,aa
NJ, W. i"o Secks had got their horns II.
terlgrlted. Ar, d prong II oae lid entere,
70 ....lAo o. l;ie other killing HIM, a,id III.
We oeli.S bound t. = corpse. had Qies. o.
s .,, n ard was iound lying beside his
ane 50 mo Rattle lad been fierce
torn up IL the struggle. aIr GaIeher bss
NO hcfns and head At his .terr. The
DUCKS were very isrtre ones, end al,ou, Fl ~,
years eid.-&> 1a&s I'-ess. ieuh
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The Planting OF The Apple Tree.

The Planting OF The Apple TYee.
Ey WILLIAM cu1J.EH ppyArv
tome, ies as plant the apple treel
Goeve tne 2. rousn 9reens~Aro Win the spade
woe !es iH noiiow beo De MADE;
Inere sentiy lay nc roots and Aere
OH ZIG uaIA mould Wltn Klnuiy carr,
AND prees IL Ger them tenderly
~ round the sleeping infant : ieet,
W0 so!tly ioio the cradle sheet.
80 Plant we the apple tree.
What plant We in the apple tree2
bodS, which the breath o. summer days
Rhali lengthen into leafy sprays;
houghs, where the thrush with crimson breast
Shall haent and sing and hide he, nest.
We plant upon the sunny lea
A shadow for the noontide hour,
A shelter for the summer shower,
When we plant the apple tree.
What plant we in the apple trecp
Sweets for a hundred fiOWery springs,
TO load the Nav winds restless wings
When from the orchard-row he pOUrs
Its fragrance through our open doors
world OF blossoms for the beel
Flowers for the sick girls silent room,
For the glad infant sprigs Of bloom
We plant with the apple tree.
What plant we in the apple treee
Ernits that sp all swell in sunny lane
And retitlen in the a uouSt noon
And drOp as gentle airs come by
That fan the blue Septernbc risky.
While children wild With noisy Vice
Ghall scent their frarra nee as they p:ts
And search for then, he tinted grass
At the foot OF the apple tree
NV NV Mi . .spoN' u, y 49,; nv
Any, win 's s.'lls az l" .nS =, ~, 80.
SHsS ".uo ~ ~ ii,t5 "a, @ 80 Sn;.
Sn, ~nVse ouns ~ 49,. - :. Nv W. N-''
onau peel i.s - W. ny ~, $1,000 - q ~ ~
u u Eue f,u ~ piuuuea a, r,, ~
w. 49, w -; - 10. - t y, as $
Ts L.. go 90 Ivy -, -, ..i.l 80. A''5s'
Inc run o. the apple uee.
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EYi:: RS


NA Il z L, IISi "A sls :,
pos 'ass 80 rinly advantages over the otha nsar-
.4tEea ~ lto aa-.et, i.ai their surorirr virtues
Na - universally slo.n. ,at w need not 4,
mar tilaa % aseI.o lie public their 1uahty ID
'aaintsined equal 10 ;ls best it ever has beep.
nd tat fiey may II depended on to DO ali
that they have ever done
l-uparnd b J. G. AVER, NJ D., & c.
Lowell. L.ass, and sod b.
Il. Z Gay. &. r arn.res q Co. Huchas = Ma.
ssau, a. I. Carrie, and X. B'arwSrth, Burlington
Iva ylb- d2aw:wA2y
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WHAr'e THE UsK?-A Richmond paper,
after bewailing the hungry condition OF the
Confederacy, gives the following poser for
its fellow rebels to study over: IF tho
people are fed, the army must suffer; if the
army is fed, the people must starve; and II
the people starye. what's the use of the AZ
my?" The question Is a puazing enc, and
the rebels had better give it up"
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0 | A 8 ET 6 S.

.ft III Df.r<3<J
7
SrGslga.ory and t,tr7aing or paiaful Trfnnao.a
.
or ti t uises i =. ~ truls soHe!eign rene
~, and too much cannot be said in its praise; :
Az. =" - troyhlps m,i,h 10, ,istrass; .;
tna.mnenfui ny ~ th Tnnntit,fia IN
raIin~e vn,, III, ! magic "'e' W
pHYSIcIANS
Howe love- c;,o r;,,an ~, ~ ,,so f,,
hshs and 5pn;rar IN tho traai,na", ~ 'nas',
eases and n,iIy nse .hem for wan, ~ y hetta,
remedy " "'' va :" Nc ''s
CONSTITUTION VA TER
naS Plovsa tSeh equai 70 me TASK ihat mas de-
NoNcu upon -.
Dt'tretGs irrltate anu drench the kidneys, and
ny constant use soon ieid 10 CHROME degenera-
We present the Constitution Water to the pub.
nc WIN the sonVlc'lon that IL mas noeGual In re-
new ievaig Tue class VI uisea Uses 10. Wnlch II mas
a anu We lTusl lnat vs. shaii be rewarded ior our
enoIts ~ piaci ~ Valuable = remedy IN form
~ meet the requirements q pauen1 ana physi-
ciiAh.
Nb AsAA-AA>' AsA--iD -
n,,y n, .I,noo 1880 n ,r. ~ ~
sugar diabetes, and for, four or five months
passed more than two gallons Of water in twenty
ten or twelve times during the night. and in
nve months lost about nifty pounds in weight.
puIink wy Hontn OF JG!y 1901, procured Two
DOttles OF CONSTITUTION Water. and IN two days
ateI using y experienced reilef. eiter taxing
Two wv noates was entirsv cured soon aiter re-
s'''ains NY oeuai sooo heaith. 1ouIS . TuM 3r.r
y. l. " VIII.
BOSTON CORNERS. Dec q, lsfl.-Dr. Nm. ".
Gregg a Co ifents-l freely give you Liberty TO
make use OF the following certificate Of the val
ne Of Constitution Water, which can recommend
In the highest manner:-My wife was attacked
WIN pam IN the shoulders. Whoie length OF the
*. u
ffedrt dtat IfrifcLo1a 81 me hfadder. called a
physician, who had attended her about three
mOnthS, when he left her worse titan he found
her. then employed one Of the best physicians
! could nnd, |ho atoened her for about nine
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REAT -Messrs. Stem

REAT TR1U MPH.-hiessrs. Stem
NJ way 4 Sons. OF New York. were awarded
4 first Prize Medal at the great international Ex-
hhitton in london 1871 Tor powsrful, clear oril-
workmanship, shown IN Grand and Square
Planes. There were $50 Pianos from all pai is of
the world entered for competition, and the en-
dorsement of the jurors on Messrs, Steinway' s
Piano Ferries, was stronger and more to the point
than that of any other maker
MeSsrS. Steinway 4 Sons received also the first
Premium wherever and whenever exhibited IN
competition with the best makers Of Boston,
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore They
have received already 81 Premium Gold and Sill
yer Medals, of which We viii mention.
Two first prize Medals, Metropolitan Fair,
Washington, March, 1865.
Two first prize medals. American Institute,
Cry stall Palace, n. y, November 1855 and 1875.
Two first prize medals. Maryland Institute,
altimore, Nov, 1856 and 1857.
Among the judges being such artists as Cote
hank, VIM Mason, Woiienhaupt, g. Satter, G. y.
seymour (tp Cal editor of N. Y. Tines T9ieo.
hager editor ol Musical Review.
Every Piano warranted for frye years
4 choice collection Of these Instruments, care
tIiy selected, viii te constantly kept on hand
by Z. LANCE, corner Main and High Streets,
Iowa.
CctEd&wtf r. LANCE.
Sole Agent for the State of Iowa.
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RLOOD! BLOOD! BLOOD:
Helmbold's Highly Concentrated Compound
Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla.
SYPHILIS.

This is an affection OF the Blood, and attacks
The Sexual organs, Innings Of the Nose. Ear
making its appearance in the form or Clcere-
Helmbolds Extract Sarsaparlla purif,es the
Skin. giving to the Complexion a Clear and
Healthy Color 1t being prepared expressly tOr
this class Of complaints. its Blood-Purifyinr
Properties are preserved to n greater extent than
any other preparation Of Sarsaparilla.
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SPRC7AF. NOTICE


s.nel- FS.ins viii rrn regularly, LEAVING daily
sunday e,certAd. Iheee Trans have IN t5e
r-a !. O. Passenger ilalla. .hnS ineurina des
patel. a11i consequently agC.jiu7 aiithoSf ypw
ai'ous daiays TINS. arc constantly occurring on
0taar Yo..eG. -
NEW STOCK PINS have beer i.nilton both
SIDES OF ire 'ss 'ssppi, c!uee ~ the Terry: and
OrovesS VIII find there anything u ey could Vish
Tor the Accor,. n citation o. Their stock
Through contrenter:ven 70 Chicago and New
r r. FosFoan
Gen. Western Agent C. & 4 O. &, r
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A WHOLE FANNY BURNED Our AND
FROZEN TO DEATH.-By Il passenger who
arrived here on the Central Railroad last
night, from the West, we learn OF enc the
most fearful and heart-rending affairs that
has ever occurred in tits section Of the coun-
try, namely, that family of seven persons
were frozen to death during the cold wealth
err on Friday last. About s. miles from the
boundary line between Michigan and Indi-
ana, in the latter State, about midway be-
tween Centerville and Crown Point, lived
= German, with his wife and five children,
named Krutzer. The oldest was q boy of
seven years of age, the next boy Of five,
the youngest but an infant.
The country where the family resided is
very rolling, and the snow had drifted into
the hollows, making the roads almost, if
not wholly impossible for even pedestri-
ans.
The driver OF the stage coach coming from
Crown Point to Lake UtG Centerville, found
TO the ground, it is supposed the night pro-
viously, but none of the family were to be
seen. About a mile further on, however,
he was Mortified to find the father and two
boys frozen to death. The boys were in
the fathers arms, and it is supposed that
he had fallen with them, after having been
30 far affected with the frost as not to be
able to proceed. The three corpses were
placed in the stage, but before it had pro-
ceeded more than quarter of a mile on its
destination, the body of the oldest girl was
found in q snow drifs, with a shawl wrap
ped closely around it, where it had doubt
less been deposited by its weary mother
while yet alive, in the hope that some
chance traveller might rescue it from an
impending fate. This corpse, too, was
placed in the coach, and again it started on
its way, only to find, after travelling short
distance, the lifeless remains Of the mother,
with the two youngest children. The body
Of the mother was standing erect in a snow
drift with the children in her arms, the
youngest one being at the breast.
The seven lifeless bodies were conveyed
70 Centerville by the driver Of the stage. at
which place they were decently inferred by
the inha bitants.- Detroit Adoe~tise,', Gth.
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AELMB0lD'S EXTRACT Rucrp

for weakness
-4r@she from FyceSses IYaias Of Disej,,.,-,
I,'ftes''retio,1, or abuse AN1v
ATTENDED WITH TIE FoIInyyyrr ex.,
'h'i,eppN'tal 20 h&er- Loss Of Power.
oss ~ ,, Difficulty Of B-eatnins
49, ~ 81 hitnGfy, Trembling,
~ - e.lh NerSeS, WaFefuness.
itm.iol ~ i',sease, Pain in the Back
Universal LaSsitude of Frucfirnv ~, ~, n"9S
Muscular System. Pallid Countananoar ace
w Ii''Aas' Dryness of the Skin.
These symptoms IL allowed IN GO ~, -.
''''o '''''i'4'' iliNa'i;thiy removes, soon follow
fAfoTEhci. FATuITY, ErILEpTIc FITS,
IN one q winch the patient may expire WhA
can say that they are not Frequently fnllo,..ThA
tnose "direiul diseases sW
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IN ailrOad.

IL a rOa IL.
sHToRTEST, QUICKEST AND BEST ROUTE
~ ptf nyHHi.GAGO, NEW YORK, BOSTON.
ffMrI.ADElPHIA AND BALTIMORE.
ea M tUQ!S AND CINCINNATI, AND
~ All. FONTS IN ILLINOIS,
INDIANA, MICHIGAN, OHIO
AND CANADA,
On and after August 18th TWO nAYv rp.,ss
VIII leave and arrive as follows. MAINS
LEAVE OTTUMWA: ARRIVE ~ .
$50 , o'cloek K ~ NJ AZ az o,,e1'oek, IN:
C cnns At Galesbnrg with the NoRTiif:RN
with the ILLINOIS CENTRAL IA ~ e
Galena, Drnleith. for St ouis and cairo. NJ nnr.
Ington with fast sailing Packets for ~ ''''-
MOATROSE, KKOkUK and ST. JOIrre,
SE'RC7AE. NOTICE.
Passengers from Southern ana y-es,ar,, ro,..,
ny taking the II! & II. r. X. r.. reach Chic"
Twelve hours ahead OF any other route
Buy f0GE 1IC1lIIE VA 2IlLs ROfrTE
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LUMBER.
BOOK BINDEcNT.

|GTEPHEN T. ACRES, BOOK Binder
NJ Paper Ruler and Blank Book Manufacturer
HAWK-EYE BULLYING, THIRD STREET.
BURLINGTON, IOWA.
Book Binding in all its branches cone tr the
best manner. Blank work requiring Ruling
Printing and Binding done corn iete al the very
cheapest rates.
MUSIC, MAGAZINES, PAMPHLETS &C.
ound to any pattern or style.
dec.A-d&w
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RAILROADS.

~
Old and Only Reliable Route East.
From Burlington to Chicago; Detroit, Toledo
Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Baltimore New York;
ana all other Eastern and South Eastern Cities
passengers leaving Burlington on the 600 A
n train connect at Mendoza with the Illinois
central Railroad North and South and at Chic =
20, % oot 1.-THE the Noon and Evening trains. Both
road routes, to-wit: NJ. c. R. r. Via Detroit: N
8 K via Toledo andPittsburgh and Ft Wayne
r. n wa r. Wayne, Of which passengers can
Only twenty hours from Burlington TO Toledo:
Burlington. - 'As
Baggage checked through to Detroit Niagara
:, AIS ana New York, Boston, Toledo, Dunkhk.
Buffalo, Pittsburgh and Philadelphia,
Tickets for this great Eastern thOroughfare for
sac n Ottumwa, Fairfield, Mt Pleasant and
tne Ticket Omce corner Front and Water streets
Burlington. o- 90 oo'0
Sleeping Cars attached to the Night trains
rare aS low .S any other route
II. F. HOSFORD
1ani-opu. Gen Agent c. b. 4 @. r r.
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Insanity and Gonsumntiou

Hany are aware of tho cause OF their sr,fari,.
put none Will confess. The records of hi. Insas
hsyinms ana the melancholy deaths Nv 90
sumption, bear ample witness to the truth ~ w
assertion. - - 1s
me Constellation os'ce affected cia. Orgc,,c W,a..
ness.
REQUIRES the aid Of medicine TO strenothen On,
luNigoratc NE system. which TfL JTBfJ ~
Ea:,IRAtT BI.RN Invariably does. A fr,aI
VIII convince the most skepteal.
FEMALES, FEMA LES. FEMALES
ctf or lon.9, SaaJte. Mafried, or Con.,eyfsfplc,,s
Marriage.
IN many affections peculiar to Females TN
Extract BucIlu IS unequailed by any other RENE
aY. as IN thlorosis or Retention. rrrecularite
iafil!niness. or suppression Of the Custornarrv
FNacuillonS, liberated or Schirrous STATE ~ M
Uterus. l6ncorrhea or Whites Sterility ana IL,
All com plants incident to the sex whether ara
in the
Decline or Change Of Life.
See Symptoms above
80 FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT Vt.
Take no Raisam. Mercury or UNPLEASANT Eedi.
cine for Unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases
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DIRECTORS.
P. \. Goodwin, Quincy. l. G. Howell, Qniney.
G. w. Kent, VIM. Marsh,
w. II. Van Frank, : II. M. Van Franz,
W. N Cline, LewistOwn.
OFFICERS.
w. n. CLINE, Prest. w. X. VAN FRAME, Sec y.
H. NJ VAN FRANZ, Vice Prest.
&, II CnIRS, state Agent Il. w. * ENT,
ocf,Q-dIy- wlam General Agent.
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INSURANCE.

HONE INSURANCE.
Farmers and Merchante'
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF QUINCY ILL.
CAPITAL October LIST, 1863, S4OO, Ooo.
NUT s7.4E FMS TxIef.FCE.
RISKS DIVIDED INTO GLASSES.
EACH CLASS PAYING IT'S OWN I6xfsKs.
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FEMALES, FEMALES, F'FMA LEs

rake no Raisam. Mercury or UNPLEASANT Med.
cine Tor Unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-16

thus much having been estab Eshed The
remaining steps vere easy. The rings
which Mrs. Warren proposed 20 sell we're
discovered in the keeping Of Mr.. Drift. who
dil pot intend % seal them. bot merely
hoped o. turn them 90 aocoun. in case in
quiucs should ever b. made about The stran-
ger One % them opened With a spring
and revealed lovely portrait Of baby Nell
De. In giving her name and ths, Of her
mother the child obeyed the strict CON
uands she hal received before leaving
hour and ber extreme fear Of her tlther
prevented her from telling her story. even
when service vith Mrs. whi,nan became
the oniy alternative.
Mr. Warrrn's family va wealthy. ami
its ncnl ers we're more than wiIling % DO
such tariy ju-tice a. thoy were able 20 tLeir
brothers wife Nellie va. therefore.
vhirlei away % ihe city. wherc she vas
outwardiy hshion.d after the pattern Of
stylish young ladies. -hiie insar,ily keep
ing her simplicity snd truth Of heart.
Az frst Lawrcnce bewailed his separa-
tion IL had no doubt Of NeIlie's love bot
BE- often caught himself striving % fancy
thc precise change which woald be elected
in her chararter and manners. AM wondrr-
ing wheth-r thc .uxurioas ease of bcr new
habits souid render her averse 90 the hnli-
tel means Of a country lawyer. lie had
abundance Of time for idir fhouxhfs ss,I
fEr.r r...-..-r1 .H..s--H..--- c.. IL
iclger no longer called him from bis books.
and has brain vas no longer turned and
twisted by endless rows of fgurcs. The
gooi iortuHc of BE-. betroth,,i opened Co hiu
his fathers heart and purse. AM his ,Uou.
ancr Sas even more liberal than of old.
Ncihe remained Nth her friends three
year. and iaen fgured IN a grand wedding
az Mr. Chester Wa-ren'.. which uas follow
ci hv duii ceremonies dinners and parties.
dazzling with cas aad Jewels. Thee f-.-
tisities over. Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Went
worth returned o. Gsrantiv and took t.o-ses-
sion oi Groveia1d. ara oil house beautifully
finished sitl mahogany and OAK. and sur
rounded hy stately trees wbi-h shaded The
soit turf thEt -iopei far away bevond sight
81 the low. vide windows. OF course all
the town rcneuibered that it had liked Mr..
Ncutworih when Size Was only a servant.
bal seen something distinguished ia her
face aHi manner. and bad dim cxpectar.ar.
taa' shc voald rise iu the world All The
town. Goo. called and vAs welcomed by the
BRIDE wlth hcr Old irankness. tempered. not
ooscurcd. By her acqaire4 faisb. Prosper
iiy had developed only the brigh, sils Of
her Character, and tbc dhigent. truthfai.
generous bound girl was the gracious. gen
tle, loving mistress of Groveland.
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Ladies uii sooner pardon want O. sense
than want oi maaners
What did T. dee or Iodide of DO
tassIum.
a prd.rr being s.sei by spindle shank
cd sag % he bad any en- overau.. replied
' 80. bot have pair 81 esndis.mols,
that wouii iusi ft you.
A touundrarn from Il. tbe Ccns,eIla,ion.
o. What Va ths iavorite io~l on fhe table
Of ofDlio. fhe heroine of the p eads Ans-
ver. "daeks--" Dido q dux
Whaf creature. took the smallest amount
baggage along -hen tbey entered the Ark7
Ihc C1ek and the Fos rhet had only one
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