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The ehills will not return if these Bitters are used.
No person in a Fever and Agde District should be
without them.
from Rev. J. Newton Brown, D.. D., Editor Uf the
Encyclopedia Of Religious knOWledge-l
Although not disposed TO favor or recommend
Patent Medicines generally, through distrust OF
their ingredients and effects, yet l know Of no SUI
ticispt reasons why a man may not testify 70 the
benefits he believes himself 10 have received from
any simple preparation, in the hope he may thus
contribute 70 the benefit Of others.
1 do this the more readily in regard to Hoofiand5
German Bitters, prepared by DR.. C.. NJ. Jackson, Of
this city. because l was prejudiced against them Tor
many years, under the impression that they were
chiefly an Alcoholic mixture | am indebted to
my friend, Robert Shoemaker, Esq, for he removed
this prejudice by proper tests. and for encourage,
ment to try them when suffering from great ana
long continued debility. The use of three bottles
Of these Bitters, at the beginning Of the present
year. was followed by an evident relief. and resto-
ration to q degree Of bodily and mental vigor which
/ had not felt for six months before, and had al,
most despaired Of regaining. l therefore thank God
and my friend for directing to the use Of them
J. NEWTON BROWN.
Philadelphia. June y. 1861.
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Arrested for ERticing Soldiers
tn Desert.

On last Friday night, two men nam ed
Harmon,-fathar and son-were arrested
at Newton Falls, by q Deputy United
States Marshal. from Cleveland. They
were brought to this place on Sat
urday morning, and taken by railroad 70
Cleveland, for trial. The soldier whom
they underworld to induce to desert, in
formed against them, just as he ought to
have done.
We learn by the Cleveland Herald OF
yesterday thai the Harmons hsda hearing
before u. s. Commissioners White VINO
decided 10 hold them for an examination
into the case by the Grand Jury, and
held them to bail in the sum of 500
each. The attorney for the defendants
was Judge Orchard, whom the Herald
avs. remarked in his argument that
sVallandigham was voted for by ls6,ooo
men. who were more intelligent than
those who voted for his oPponept."-
That is q of Orchards characteristic
dry Jokes. The great drawback to the
Judges political success is his excessive
asdesS.
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IN EVERY FAMILY
NOTICE!

There are many preparations sold under the
name of Bitters, put up in cusrt bottles. compoun-
dei of the cheapest whisky or common rum, cost
ing from - 10 40 cents q gallon, the taste disguised
by Arise or C0rlaEder Seed.
This class Of Bittsrs have caused aud will eontiE-
ue 10 cause, Is long as they are sold. hundreds 20
die tie death " the drunksrd. By their use the
system Is kept continually under the influence Of
Alcoholic Stimulants OF the worst kad. the desire
fer Liquor Is created and kept up, Ea4 the result Is
all the horrors Of q drunksrd's life and death.
For those who desire and sill have q Liquor Cit-
ter, we publish the following recipe; get one bottle
Vi HOotand's German Bitters and mix with three
quarts Of good brandy or whisky. aud the result
will be a preparation that will lar excel in mediei-
nal virtues and true excellalee any of the numeL-
Gus Liquor Bltters In the market, and will cost much
less. You viii have ell the virtues Of HoodRnds
Bitters Ia connection .ith a good article Of liquor,
al a much less price than these inferior preparations
will cost you.
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For the Chrouicis.

FOR Inc SnEOnlcls,
Persons wishing to contribute their eff
forts to suppress the violation of the liz
nor law, viii please note such violations
and hand in the names of the v~iolators,
with the names of the witnesses. to the
Prosecutor or Grand Jury, direct, or
through the Post Office. any time before
or at the setting Of the nex court.
MANY CITIZENS OF TRUEBULL CoUNRI.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
DIR. Bush Great American Boneset O
ThOroughwort Tonic.

DIR. Bush'E Great American Boneset or
ThOroughwOrt Tonic.
No remedial agent has such universal sPplies-
ton as the ThoroughEort. It has been ased from
time immemorisl for Ague and Bilious ailments
Patients with the following symptoms will be speci-
ally benefited by this remedy: Headaeh and dizzi-
ness caused by Bilious stomach. 1t eleGnses the
skin better than any other remedy. Restores the
appetite. gives tone TO the Stomach, and facilitates
digestion. Intermittent fevers of all grades and
characters. Ague with terrible pains in the bones.
Dyspepsia with vomiting Of food. Belching of wind.
and a feeling Of obstruction at the pit Of the Stom-
ach, Vomiting Of Bile. with extreme prostration Of
strength, the smell of food causing sickness at the
Stomach, fullness and tenderness Of the Liver,
soreness around the waist with uncomfortable feel
ing of pressure. Gouty sad Rheumatic disease with
soreness of the muscles, hesrse Cough, with rough
voice and soreness of the Chest, night Cough.
Dropsical affections. Dysentary and Diarrho. Bleed
ing Piles and Typhoid Fever.
Price per bottle. IS cents. Sold BY EDWARD A.
SMITH, Warren, o.
Wholesale Agents.
STRONG 4 ARMSTRONG,
Oct q SO 6m Cleveland. O.
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AND ~


1 have now on hand and for sale cheap, a large
Assortment of FELLOWS CELEBRATED
PL0WS, among which may be found:
THE MONITOR, the best Sod Plow made.
STAR, Nos. 3 and4.
LONG all kinds.
BUCKEYE. fine assortment.
FULL STOCK Of No. points, to ut almost any
Plow sold in this market for the last ten years.
CULTIYAT0RS-all the best makes
Shop on Pine Street, opposite Baptist Church.
oh. BENNETT, Ag't.
Warren, o., March 9. 1861. 6m.
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Prtnting material for sale.

We have a lot of second hand print
ing material that has not been much
used, and ia in good condition, which can
be had at bargain. 3o0lbs. Long Primer,
$50 to 200 lbs Brewer; also several fonts
of Scripts, job and card type; rules, Dor
ders, chases. marble imposing stones, &c.
In fact we can furnish a pretty good out
st for a 24x26 inch paper.
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SOLDIERS !
And the Friends of Soldiers

We call the attention Of all having relations or
friends in the army TO the fact that HOOhand,sG Ger
man Bitters will cure nine tenths of the diseases
induced by exposure and privatiOns incident 70
camp life. In the lists published almost daily IN
the newspapers, on the arrival Of the sick, It WILDE
observed that Il large portion are suffering from
debility, Every case Of that kind can readily cur
ed by HOohSpd's German Bitters. We have no hes
itatlon is saying that il these Bitters were freely
used among our soldidrs, hundred Of lives might
be saved that would otherwise be lost
The pr0prietOTs are daily receiving thankful let
tiers from sufferers in the army and hospitals, VINO
have been restored 10 health by the use OF these
Bitters, sent to them by their friends.
BEWARE OF COUETERFEITS.
See that the s~igniture of &c. NJ. JACKSON" Is on
the WRAPPER of each bottle.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

y
Franklin e e! Stowe In rrunbull Com. Pleas.
Calvin Hedger. ct al.
By virtue of an order Of sale, issued out Of said
Court. in the above case, and TO me directed and
delivered / shall offer at public sale, at the south
door Of the Court House, in Warren. on
Saturday, the 2eth, of March, 1864.
and betwe the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and
o'clock P. NJ. of said day, the following real es-
tate. to wit: Situate in section No. 2, in the town
ship Of Braceville. or No. !, range 5ln the Connec-
ticut Western Reserve in the State of Ohio. and i
also in said County of Trumbull, bounded as fol-
sows: Beginning st q stake standing near low-wa-
ter mark of Eagle Creek. and situate a few feet be-
low the Bridge, across said. Creek lat Barnum,s
Mills so called thence running down said branch
in an easterly direction 10 rods 10 a stake noar the
Creek, thence southerly 10 rods to a stake. thence
westerly 70 rods TO u stake in the line of the high
way, as now occupied. thence northeTly on the linS
of The highway 10 rods to the place Of beginning
and containing within said bounds one and one
fourth acres of land be the same more or less. AP-
praised st $275.00, under former writ. Terms Cash
JOSEPH G.. BUTLER.
Sberif's OEiee. Warren. Feb. 81, 1864.
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Werreu UaIon schooIs.

The Warren pnblic Schools closed their
second term of the year last Friday The
next term, of eleven weeks, will COM
mence next Monday Tie term being a
short one. it is highly important that par
snt. should see to having their children
in school every day Of term.
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EARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers at private sale, the well
known farm owned b. the late henry L. Woodrow
In Champion. IL contains rs acres; l0 acres IL
pastures and meadows, ) acres plOTed. and 40 acre:
ofwOOdlaId. 1t IS situated on the plank road. tOuI
miles from Warren, Is well watered- There - Q
large substantial brick house, large and excellent
barn on the premises, and 4 young bearing orchard
The grounds around the dwelling are handsomely
ornamented with eyer-greens. and Ornamentsltree
1t is one Of the most desirable farms IN the county,
and will be sold on reasonable terms
HENRY l.. RHTAN. Executor.
Dec. so. lS63-3ms.
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Turner Peck

Have Hats and Caps by the thousand.
at their New Clothing House. in weob's
Block, No. IL, Main street.
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i EGAL NOTICE.

IN PARTITION.
hiram Hull. Hannah Hull, Lorena Patterson.
Isaac Patterson, lucy Ann Budd, ID Epson
Budd, Eliza Dickson and john Dickson will take no.
lice that on the 18th day OF January. A ID 1854, Jen-
ME X. Hull filed in the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Trumbu County. Ohio, her petition, praying for
assignment OF dover n .and partition OF, about six
ty-dye acres of land il lot number sixty in Brook
field. in said County and State. being the same
land decided By Samuel Hinckly TO George Hull
July 10th, lS29, excepting about nine acres Of said
tract decided by said George Hull to james MeMul-
len, June 18th, 1880, about six acres decided by ssid
George Hull TO Thomas Chew, April 9th. Isl, and
about ten acres decided by said George Hull Febru-
ary 10Th, 1850, TO Hiram Hull, which premises are
fully and particularly described in said petition.
Said petition is still pending. and viii be for
hearing at the Spring term Of said Court for said
A ID 1864. TAfLOR M
Feb 8 lS6i-6v Au'ys for Petitioner.
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Cone to the Front.

The 2d aud 9th regineats Of onio Cav
airy have gone 10 the front The Sixth
left Cleveland last week, and the Second
was ordered to leave yesterday.
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seed Petatoes for Sale.

have on hand u quantity OF the fol
lowing varieties of potatoes
CUZCO.
GARNET CHILL.
PINK EYE RUSTYCOAT.
PEACH BLOW.
COPPER NINE.
These are all Of the very best quality
and will be sold low.
WV. HAPGOOD.
March 4tb.-4w.
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Cylinder Press for sale.

The Northrup Cylinder Press on which
this paper is printed, is offered for sale.
1t Is in good order. and very easily prints
700 impressions per hour. We wish to
sell tomake roam for n new press of great
er Capacity. which our business requires.
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Timothy and Glover seed.

The attention of County Merchants,
Farmers, and others, wishing to buy prime
Timothy Seed, is called to the advertise
ment of Hoyt & Stratton, in another col
umn.
February 10th, ls64,-5w.
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Western Timothy Seed.

Farmers in want of Seed for spring SOW
ing, can find both Clover and Timothy
Seed at Smiths Drug Store, Warren.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-03-23

Ladies'
Paper Collars and Cuffs at
March l6,-3w. REED i ADAMS.
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DELICATE

Those suffering from Marasmus. wasting away
with scarcely any flesh on their bones, are cured II
4 very short time. One bottle, in such cases, viii
nave y most surprising effect.
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Town and County.

|,
Terms of the Chronicle. $3.50 invaria-
bly, in advance. No deviation from this
sule.
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TIE MAHoNING BRANCH.
IT EAST.
MAHoNING Ran load.

d and after Monday, January 4, IS passenger
trains on this road will run to and fro the NEW
DEPOT on Scranton Avenue lSenecs S est)ss fol-
aews:
NAIL.
Leaves Cieveisndat us A n; Warren SIS and ar
rives At YOUNGSTOWN at leS A. NJ.
RETURNING, leaves youngstown at zoo P M
Warren az and arrive at Cleveland az $50 P.
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Yeungstown Expre.s.

Leaves YOUNGSTOWN at 200 4 II; Warren q 7.9e A
II; and arrives at Cleveland at5Q.25 NJ.
RETURNING. leaves Cleveland 81 3:45 PM; Esr.
ren at 6:2. and arrives at youngstown =; 200 T
CHAL. L. RHODES. General Manager.
Cleveland Dec 20
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HOOELAND'S GERMAN BITTERS,
WILL GIVE YoU
a GOOD APPETITE,
STRONG NERVES,
HEALTHY NERVES.
STEADY NERVES,
BRISK FEELINGS,
HEALTHY FEELINGS,
ENERGETIC FEELINGS,
A GOOD CONSTITUTION,
4 HEALTHY CONSTITUTION.
L STONG CONSTITUTION,
a SOUND CONSTITUTION.
Will MAKE THE
Weak Strong.
WILL AXE THE
Delicate Hearty
WILL MAKE H
Thin Stout
VII AARE THE
Depressed Lively
Will MAKE The
sallow Complexion Clear
WILL MAKE THE
Dull Eye Clear and Bright
WILL PROVE BLESSING
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Western Reserve Chronicle.

Rates OF Advertising,
Twelve Lines equs: ~ yas inch il space, MAKE
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Refined Mecca OIL & Garfield Csal OF

A LII KINDSOF CUSTOMWORK
N done to order. BOrnsts and Hsts dyed and
shsnad At MRS. KING'S.
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DEBILITY.
v M AGUE.

Resulting from feyers Of any kind-these Bite
viii restore your strength in a gery short time.
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STAMPING DONE FOR BRAID.
DING or short notice. g: r KINGS
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Con
stipation.
Inward Piles,
Fumes Of Blood
10 the head, Acidity
of the Stomach, Nausea,
Heartburn, Disgust for Food,
Fulness or weight In the Stomach,
Sour Eructions, Sinking or luttering at
the pit Of the Stomach. Swimming of the
Head. Hurried and Difficult Breathing,
Futltering at the Heart Choking or sufocS-
ting sensations when in Il lying posture, Dim
ness Of Vision. Dots or Webs before tho
Sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the Head,
Deficiency Of Precipitation, Yellow
ness of the Skin and Eyes, Pain
in the Side, Back, Chest,
&c, Sudden Flushes.
Of Heat, Burning
in the Flesh,
Constant
mag
in
ing OF
Evil, and great
Depression of Spirits, Liver Complaint,
Jaundice, Dyspepsia,
&c.
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A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW or MARRTAoP-CON.
"A tanning nearly 500 pages and $50 bos plates and
cravings anatomy OF the human srsans in state
health sease with treatise early srrora, is de-
= at sQueucss upon the mind and body with the
or trtstment-ths only rssloual ana suecsssful
ss shown by the report Of sAsss treated. A
..#8 the married and thoss contain pla us
sssr~hfe would know their ply steal conditieu SEMI
5FNr Ell 70 sny addrcss on receipt Of 70 Va
euFH 81 Il esrrsnoy. Adrsss d. La CroIr, 81 aadss
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Anthology.

r OoK HRRB. -ARE YOU IN TROUBLE, HAVE Y0o
~ been decsved or trfned With Have your fosd -
By false promisess IL 70 Madame 10
for advice and sstisacsion In lore Affairs shs sev
fail She brings together those loug separato4
and shows correct likeness Of futurs husband %
street. sifth and Ssvsath Name -
Ring the basement bell
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nocK PROPERTY FOR SALE OR TO LEAsR-sITU.
NJ sted at W hiamsburg blocks south of
70 Roosevelt and Grand South Ninth
touth Tenth streets ber % First running
own to tho East 'front.'
81 ~ feet depth at low water and return dock us feet
oufAaufng about ~ lots IL well calculated
sugar refinery. other manufacturing business
ure Of kvAhDRR BERRY. 40 Firs street, opposite. Pos
ReDoi0n Qy0n mmedataiy.
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oNrAfsISg AN ACCOUNT OF THE
q Plies, Fistula. Structure and thirty other
z. vill Be sen, 90 receipts ef ,yss,y sys
nsuitias surgeon. 6sl Broadway, n. z.
BD-rHB LtrTLR JOKER, FULL or
OF. Sent In ssAled soveiops on receipt
an exquisite rhstsgrNph for 10 eents,
Publisher, y. Y.
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HLv.-sEg GRANTS IDEA or
South In Tie Nsw vsrh Monthly.
neftoAn Eevs Company, fi3 Nassau
lROvnuS tasas~s' us~s Assata,
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SOUTHERN BANK sorBs SOUTHERN STATE
- pouda Ssushsrs SECURITIES Of eyery descrptsa WAVED
l. IfGLiAn . SCRANTON ITO reAd sueet
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DENTISTRY.

A SET OF TEETH IN THREE HOURS. -DRrTRD
n satisfaction pay q 40 sizsh avenue me sAse
OF testh made; also. cheap -
overturned. give full and youthful appsasAss v -
Cheap common nlisgs for oS,y cepn each.
As nne gold and plannA sets OF Teeth can b nA1A
either with without plum pers No advances roqurel
Fine GOLD filings inserted 10 the best msnnsr from -
dollars each. .
Cheap weighted lower Of Teeth. ssd nitrous oz4o
at no Sixth between fltseAN and sxsssno
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DIpINo BuILrINcHns JUST SKCRfyED. An ~
il of elegant I'D charming Birds Which, 49,
readily command speratsc, waltz ssd ether tunes -
singing Canares osdsecAes. rnvIshss Btscs $40
cazs RsIcRs I Ek6fa1k I Gsa sssre csstAs.
slreek ChsobauA
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- IsAlcs HkRBoR GOLD co or NOVA SCOTIA.
1877 Broadway, room No.
The trustees have Ais day declared dividend q enc Per
can't on the capital stock Of this company. payable their
odic- Juss l. -. -. 49,, :, a,
ts ,sops nsd Juoe Fats pAuy commenced operations
Ae ~. Toss, Nay II, 1874 treasurer.
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TOUNTRY.-FoR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
~ property two Farm, containing respectively twenty
and thirty acres with good bndngs also nice Cottage
Eor sale not exchange VITA Country Seats or Farms OF
SIZE or situation and any price. Apply to w NJ.
LAoOBeS Real Estate Agent Montclair n. j., formerly
West r.
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nEsIRABLE LOTS FOR SALE.-FIvE ON FIFTY
~ third street Madi 25Ii00 EACH 81 70
Bach; Eighty sixth Third 25x100
Ssoh - 100 each two on FIT seventh street. Sixth
a IA NISSAN 20 Pine streat
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE TRAGIC WEDDING.
[rhoH THs roRT.ASo TRAsscRIr-.

l am no profcssed story writer, but there
are many tales that have listened to of the
early times, when the rcd man vainly stfiScd
to wreak his vengeance on the defencclcss
settlers of our frontiers, to gain the ascendan-
cy gone from him forever. These tales are
invariably interesting; first because they are
full of thrilling incidents, and then again be-
cause they are true.
The story of tho tragic wedding is one among
the many that l have listened to from the lips
of an aged friend Of ml.lc, "a pioneer in the
settlements of Northern Vermont during the
long Noeembcr evenings of 1870, when ban
ishing from my mind, as much as possible,
the dogmas of the Learned commentator" !"
bctook myself to the happy fireside, and
gathered profit and recreation from the old
'man's narrative. '.h
{" Just fifty one years ago this very night" ="
began the old mans one evthing "on the
identical spot where Squire p---'s house now
stands, occurred tragedy, the remembrance
which fills ME wrh horror. 1t was one of the
most cold blooded transaction that in my res
idence in the wilderness of seventy years,
ever came to my knowledge: it filled the
whole region around with CONSERVATION, caus-
ing. .mothers to hug more closely to their
bosoms their helpless infants, and the hardy
men to take up arms and swear vengeance on
the hcartless perpetrators. Listen and will
tell you.
"a few of the more hafdy and daring pf
the carly settlers of Nj, became little
dissatisfied with their situation there. removed
into this then wild and unexplorcd region,
distant about thirty miles from any settle
ments, and finding fertile soil, and advan-
tageous location, built themselves log house,
and made clcarings. Things went on pros
perously with them, and they lived with little
fear Of the Indians, as nolic but struggling
Euntcr or two since battle between large
party of the settlers and tribe which OCCASION
ally located themselves there occurred, in
which the Indians were signally defeated and
more than half their number slain.
"The settlement numbered twelve families,
who were located in a circuit of two miles.
My elder brother and sister were among the
number. Among them, as matter of course.
was fair sprinkling of lads and lasscs, of
whom Mary S., of the latter sex was a
universal fayoritc of old and young and the
belle Of the settlement. She was, my young
friend, girl that was a girt-not one of your
sentimental, pale incod, wasp-waistcd. dainty
Misses, of the present time, but n bright-eyed
blooming brunette, who could spin tow, and
weave the cloth Of which her dress was made.
Oh, she was charming girl, and wherever
she went, happiness followed her footsteps.
Her guilelcss heart shed its kindly influence
all arou7d her, impairng to all who came in
contact with her kindly feeling.
''Jack ii wins exactly her counterpart,
saye, generous, intelligent and cntcrprising