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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-30
SPECIAL BUSINESS NOTICES.

The Bridal Chamber, an Essay of Warning
and Instruction for Young Men. Also, new and
reliable treatment for Diseases OF the Urinary and
Sexual Systems-Sent tree, in sealed envelopes
Address, DIR. J. SKiLLIN HoUGHToN, Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
Anil wlY.
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The Chicago Tribune says Andrew Johnson's
Mississippi policy, if carried out will disgrace the
republican party morally and overthrow it pol-
itcally" 1t speaks most contemptuously If
''the Tennessee democrat now in the presidential
chair
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Durno,s Celebrated Catarrh SNUFF is tn

Durno,s Celebrated Catarrh snuff is the
best known remedy for headache, Cold In the
Head, Snuffles, Imperfect Voice, Bronchitis, and
Catarrh. Few persons appreciate the diseases
arising from dis ,rdered nasal organs. S.ght,
hearing, taste, and smell frequently rnined by
a cold IN the head. The gas generated by the use
OF this snuff cleanses the entire mead, and restores
proper articulation. Its effects pleasant ana
nderiul. 1t contains no tobacco, nor other IN
furious Ingredient. Colleges, Societies, states,
and the most emtnsnt OF the Medical Faculty
have awarded 1t ties ImUnIais and premiums.
Sold by all Druggists for % cents per box. Can
be sent by mail receipt ofS0 ceAts tor one box,
or 81 for boxes. Address
JAS. DuRNO, +. o. box 1886.
New York City.
Al Wholesale by DEMAS Barnes & CO..
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HARTFORD, Conn, Nov Itth 1861.
Messrs. THus. ALLoCK Y Co.-Ple lsg send, with
dispatch, twelve dozen Anock's Porous tiasters
Our daily experience Confirms Their very superior
excellence. At this moment o. writing, u man
agpnes tor one, who, by entang cement in the
shaft OF machinery, had both legs broken
spine severely injured, and was Tor nearly year
entirely helpless This man iOuGu reliei very
soon Oy tue application ui plaster 10 hIs spine.
lie was soon enabled to work, and nov he labors
: well lie would chseEiuiiy pay 50 Ior
. single plaster # they could not be haa at 4 low
er rate. ! surprised that surgeons do not
make of these perforated plustefs, 10 the ex-
clusion OF all others, Their fexibIhtS and adhes
greatly III advance o: all other Plasters
with whIch i am acquainted While the perfora~
tious peculiar to che,E render them greatly su-
peEIor To all Others Tor ordinary surgIea! uses
hr"~ re- 'h- ",asterS To be 80 useiu!, have no
scruplss that my sentiments should be known.
J. W. JOHNSON, NJ. D.
Principal Agency, Brandreth House, New
York.
Sold by all Dealers IN Medicines.
septlJ " m
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JUST RECEIvED-a tull assortment OF the
celebrate Amana Planners, Yarns, &c.
Lonsdaie. Wsmasutts, Harris, Hill &c,
Bieached MusIins, Sheeting Pillow Case
Musiins, &c. Also a very large and choice
assortment OF fall dress goods, which We will
be pleased 10 snow customers, thinking that
we can suit them exactly. both with price,
quality &c.
AIKEN. JARVIS & BURIAL.
Aug29dwt
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PROGRAMME:
THE ROUTENBRUNNER FAIR,
EVERYTHING IN CONFUSION.
IN FOUR ACTS.
With Song and Dance.
Splendid New Scenery, &c.

At the close OF the play the people will be
treated with two hours musical entertainment.
Tickets: 90 cents. Children 20 cents-for
sale at Devoe & Champions and at ]. Norris &
Co.'s.
Doors open at O'Clock. Performance to COM
nence at O'Clock. DIT.
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The methodsts who Jumped the claims" of
their southern brethren by appropriating their
churches, are to be made to disgorge the effects
of their robbery by the president.
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House AND Lor FOR SALE.-Sse advertising
columns.
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ChNi'Rb - lIARkEl'!
CHRISTIAN i DlETZ, PrOp'iS,
ILLINOIS STREET,
T,,, i,crs ,,s, ,,t r,,..c L. ,,,,,,.. uooL.,.r.

Two doors east oi Deyoc X Champions Bookstore
ROCK isLiND. ILLINOIS.
"a OULD announce TO tue citizens Of Rock
w Island, ILL.,, THAI they nave opened their
new ulrket IN thu anJve place. where they intend
keeping o.e OF IBe uea aud most complete es %
ADJUSTMENTS 10 be found TIE western country, ,
and " here can be found at all times, every des-
crptIJn OF
Fresh l. Sailed MeaiS, y Vegetables,
of the best and finest quality aud at the most
reasonable prices.
They respectfully ask the public TO give the
Centre Market a call, and trust that by strict
attention to business and the prices and quality
OF their meats to merit share OF public patronage
CHRISTIAN q DiETZ.
Rock Island, July :, 1865. DIT.
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ALLrCn'S POROUS PLA>TERs.--
A druggist SAID the other day, You have no need
advertise yonr Porous PlasleTs, tor every one
sold certainly causes dozen - be sUd, and a
dozen sells 4 gross, and n. You VIA not De
able to supply the demand soon bHi We can
supply a thousand yards day
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BATCHELOR,s HAIR DYE

The Original and Best in the World The only
true and perfect Hair Dye. Harmless, Reliable
and instantaneous, Produces Immediately a
splendid Black natural Brown, without injur-
ing the hair or skin. Remedies the Ill effects of
bad dyes. Sold by all Druggists. The genuine
is signed William A. Bachelor. Also,
Regenerating Extract OF MIllefeurs, for Restoring
and Beautfying the Hair.
CHARLES BACHELOR, New York.
aug lqdwly.
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Mr.. AND Mrs. KEMBLE give vocal enter
tainment at Babcock's Hall this evening.
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CITY TAXES.
NOTICE.

NJ Office is hereby gwen 10 all whom IL
~ may concern, thai the City Council of the
CITY OF Rock Island viii, at IT'S next regular meet
ing, to be held On the second day ofOctuber next,
appoint three commissioners for the purpose OF
locating an alley through block three % IN ChI-
cage lower addition 10 tue c,ty Of Rock Island
and assess damages or benefits thereon, the
case may he.
]. K. JOHNSTON, City Clerk.
Rock island, Sept 2Ist, 1919. diUt
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For the best assortment of dry goods at
the lowest price, 60 to Wadsworth d Co.'S
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xEW YuRA HaRHE.1

sEW IURA STARhEST.
Telszrz yheG TO the Argus.
NEw YoEE, September 90
Cotton-quiei, 443 a45 mlddhng
Flour --3aIO er, 7,9Jas,lO Extra state; s,65a
900 l.. II. o. s,65a9.o common to good.
Whsat-2better,l ,6Oa66 irIl club 2,229 amber
Mich; I,90 winter red. 2,I2a2, IS new amber
state ,6sal, 10 amber Nil, 2O9a2, 10 winter west
ern- l,,sal,bb choice spring; 2,42 choice white
Mich, Local, 40 Chicago spring. No ] choice
spring !, 6lal 50. 6la63 winter amber new. rs
al 80 white western.
Rye--frm, ,OCalO2 western
Corn-frmer, 9la923 .ouno mixed west
err, $500 unsount S3b high mixed, nearly
yellow. - damaged. 7IaS5 common. sc white
western.
Berl,y-frm. 20 state.
ars--Grm tor sound, lower Tor Ensound. a62
for sound new and Old western. 4oa5o uns-
uund.
rork-6rmer. "a .62a3i,s7 new mess, closing
Si,75 cash; ,oOGSI,5O for 63'64. 2s,OOa2s, rs
PRIME
Beef-hrm.
Cut Meat-fiIm
Lard-lower, 26a3O
Dressed Hogs-Dull.
WhIsky-steady. 1924 az so.
Butter-QuIet, 2la29
Cheese-Qulet
EEEs-2Sc.
Sugar-FIrmer, llSaIj5
petroieum--Flrm. 40 crude; 90 refined bond
IiI75 free.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Photographed 10 the argus.
SEw YoEK, September %.
Stocks-Guii, lower.
Guid-Upened 81 ass and closed -.
Muney-On call safe.
St.THng-QuIet C9.
L. =. t'ssl coupons OS
Do reg'd l,U7E.
6's % coup LIZ
5-2O coupons va.
5-2O's reg'd ,O6.
2O's new issue O6S.
u. s. lO-4C's ga
IO-4O reg'd 941.
L. s. 1905 94S.
One Year Certhcate-gSs
NJ Cert 90
ReadIng-l,l44
! n. Y C.-951
c d Toledo ,OSt
Eue--S7s
! Ere prei'd 81
! LATEST MARKET.
New York, Sept. %, l:lS p. NJ.
Flour quiet.
! Wheat quiet.
! Corn laZ better for sound and heavy for IN
/ sound.
| Oats lower.
/ Pork firm.
! Lard heavy.
Whisky steady.
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CLoru and trimmings for ladies cloaks Ii
graat variety at Wadsworth & Cos.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-30
Odd Fellows.

No market reports received to-day.
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Or. MARSHALL'S
Catarrh SnuH ii.

~ - - ~ - - - - - - -A~
fEuIS SNUFF has thoroughly proved ltseli
L To be the best article known tor curing the
Catarrh. Cold in the Head and headache.--
1t has been found an excellent remedy In many
cases OF sore Eyes. Deafness has been remov-
eG by 1t, and Hearing has often been greatly I'M
proved by Its use.
1t is fragrant and agreeable, and
Gives Immediate Relief
To the dull heavy pains caused by diseases of the
Head. The sensations after using 1t are delight
full and invIgoraung. II opens and purges out ali
distractions, strengthens the glands, and gives a
healthy action TO the parts affected
More than Thirty Years
OF sale and use OF Dr. Marshali's Catarrh and
Headache snuff has proved Its great value for
all the common diseases of the head, and at this
moment II stands higher than ever before.
IL 10 recommended by many OF the best physi-
clans and 10 used with great success and saIs!ac-
ton everywhere.
Read the Certificate of " hoeSale Drug
gists III 1854.
The undersigned, having for many years been
acquainted with Jr. MaIshaiPs Saiarrh and
Headache snuff, and sold II IA our wholesale
trade, cheerfuliy state, that we believe II TO be
equal IN every respect, to the recommendation
owen of IT for the cure of Catarrhal Affections,
and that it is decidly TIE best article we have ever
known for all common diseases OF the head.
BOSTON. NE" 1ohh.!
Burr s. Perry barnes Fark,
Rcd AustIn s CO. Il. b. & %. Sands,
g-ag.a I.a4asoa = Co., stephen Paul & CO.,
Reed, Cutler Co., Isreei MINOR Co.
| Se,b IL FowIe Mckesson & Robbins,
| Wilson Fairbank Co, A L. ScoyIll Co.,
| Henshaw, Edmands 4 Co inward, Close S Co.,
H. H. Hay, Portland Me. Bush Gale.
| Foy Sale by all Druggists Try It.
| oct. 27dwly.
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For SALE.-A good TWO story br OK dwell
ling house and lot for sale. Enquire of
4. BAMBERGER.
semi 5dLf
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ST. LOUIS MARKET.
ST Louis, Sept. %.

Flkur-Steady at 7,35aS, 90 for sIncle extra I;
s,30aN 50 Tor double extra II, so for choice city.
Wheat at .42al .45 Tor common tall; I,su
for good DO; l,9oa2 10 for PRIME; ?. l5a2, 40 for
choice.
Corn-droopng at 5Sa6s.
Oats-steady at 46a4s'
Hay-Steacy at 10, co.
Lard-26c TO- choice leaf.
WhIsky-Advanced to ?, &c
Butter-3sa4O for DAIRY
Wooi-FIrm at 3Sc Tor Ulwashed.
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At wholesale. by DEMAS BARNES g CO.,
New York. teby lodwly.
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERsHIP.

HE e -parJnrr-hiy heretofore existing be
TWEEN the undersigned, under thc name and
firm Of PhIlleo HaAes, ~ Tins day dissolved by
mutual consent.
All debts due the said firm must be paid TO Mr.
PhIiieo, and ali debts owing by said firm, wall be
paid by INN. A. X. PHiLLEO,
G. VI. d. HAkES.
RocN Island. Sept. 2oih, 1865.
TX. Phiieo, having purchased the entire stock
in trade, OF Phiieo naEes successors OF Child
g Baker) the or, Gerry AMI Dry foods business,
thankful cor the patronage of the past wear, oe-
sires a continuance OF the same, and 4 call from
ms old customers and friends, the old stand IN
Palace Row, Illinois street, Court House
Square.
sePt22dw3w.
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Sc Jays zarssGssenss T..
HOUSE l. LOT FOR SALE,

HUI 81 q LU FUh SAELs
A NEW and convenient house and lot
u 40 BY 100 feet, situated on Front street, just
below Exchange, Is offered Tor sale. Enquire OF
the undersigneo at Bly the b Stoddard's wagon
shop. FRANCIS RlCHARDS.
sept30dw2w.
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septl5dtf.
, 1865-04-25

THE Undersigned begs to invite
public attention to a little pam
phIet, of which he is the author,
printed in Denmark and lately sent
out here, entitled: -Four songs in
the English language, composed by
John Nicolas Mo Sseen, Danish stu
dent" Subscript ion-lists may be
seer in Christiansted (n the Grown
HoteD, and in Frederiksted in the
Apothecary's hall. Yhe price of a
copy is for subscribers 20 cents for
non-subscribers it will be Is cents,
Subscription will be left open for q
week yet.
Fre~deriksted, the 18th OF april.
1865.
JOHN N. MOSSEEN.
, 1865-04-25
s q, 9 OX V s.

knowledge of the world, to whose tact,
to whose powers of computing the cost of
any action, and striking the balance of
advantage or disservice it might entail,
you may apply in q moment of doubt or
difficulty. Show me a irst-rate whist
player, and you show me one who COM
bines patient powers Of a judicial order
with the energetic rapidity of a man OF
action, who has the ktenest appreciation
of the laws of evidence, along with the
steady courage Of the soldier, and in
whose balanced intellect no undue pro-
minence is ever accorded to one class of
faculties at the expense of another
BLackw0Od's Magazane.
, 1865-04-25
vTlNDLOSTE BREyE i Christiansteds

VTlNDLOSTE BREYE i Ch~ristiansteds
W PosIconIoir John Adams, Mrs. NJ.
Berry, Frank Burns, Mrs. Z. Canton,
Mrs G. Coakly, Cathrine Dutton, Jane
Dyer, Mary Il. Edward, ABR. Emanuel,
Lucy Fredtrich>en, Capt. II. George,
Cornelius Groyrl, AdIis Hadmen, J. H0-
iI"grr, Mrs. NJ. james, Judy Joseph,
Welhelmina Joseph, James King, Rebec-
ca Lang, Mr.. Lewis, Susanna Lurrls,
Louisa Manuel, Cathrjne Martin, Amelia
Martin, Augusta Miller, Undercorporal
Nielsen, p. L. Petersen, P. L. Petersen
Elizabeth Petersen, H. G. Petersen, VIM.
Rodgers, Alex. Sampson, Mrs. Eliza Ste
vens, Miss Stridiron, Ellen Petersen, Ce~
celia Williams, Elizabeth Williams.
, 1865-04-25
Total S 232,763 81

Balance of deposits S 48,47O 80
2 new deposit accounts, viz:
l Lab0rer. 1 Various.
6 Withdrawals amounting to.-S222 co.
Receivers for Saturday, 30 h April 1865.
In C~HRISTIANSTED
Upper Commissary of War w. SIM
meIkjRr, Trustee.
G. B. Meyer, Esq, Member.
In FREDERIKsTED:
H. N. MaIlgrav, Esq, Trustee.
P. Stevenson, Esq, Member.
GEO. BEHAGEN
President.
st. Croix, Gath April 1865.
, 1865-04-25
Office of the Marine Repairing Slip Co.

WlOTICE is hereby given hat the divi-
AA dend of Six per Cent and Bonus of
Three and q quarter per Cent, on the
paid-up Capital of this Institution, de-
cIared at a meeting of Proprietors held
this day, will be payable at the Bank Of
st. Thomas tomorrow and every day
after during the hours Of business.
A. WOLFF,
Chairman.
st. Thomas 18th. April 1865.
, 1865-04-25

executed at this Office
with n~eatness and 6es-
patch.
, 1865-04-25

WlEr hekjendtej0res herved at Udkast
D I'll RepartiIionen Planter John van
Brakle's FaIlitbo vii bIive fremlagt i en-
SkiftesamIing som vii bIive afholdt FIRE.
dagen den code Mai f0rstkommende.
Frederiksteds Skifleret den code April
1865.
G. Sarauw.
, 1865-04-25
z q r OF r
Of the Receipt ofDePosits at the St. Croix
SAVINGS X,
On Saturday, 22nd April 1865.

Receivers:
In C~HRISTIANSTED
J. F. Goldberg, Esq Trustee.
In ~FREDNRIKsTED
L. Faher, Esq Trustee.
Amount offormer deposits. $232,510 80
z deposits Of 30 cents. each.
ID above 20 cts. end under S /.
, 1865-04-25

So deposits, Of which
45 in Christlansted amounting
to 1921 d.
Sin Frederiksted do. 81 81
- 25
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-04-20

g. A large part Of the increase of wealth was
due to immigration and that continues as large
as ever, and goes exclusively to the Loyal
States. 3. The production of the gold and
silrer mines is far greater than it was in H.
60. 4. A large proportion of the increase is
in the ne,c States Territories, which are still
increasing very rapidly. 5. All the payments
Of the war are made TO our own people and
with the exception Of wastage the war has
drained no ,eeabh from tie country.
But suppose our natioual wealth does not
increase as rapidly as in time Of peace the gain
is undoubtedly sufficient great to demonstrate
the correctness Of our position.
What is the proportion Of Debt to the
Wealth of the Countryl The debt created by
three years and a quarter Of war from April.
1861, to July 1861 Exclusive Of the legal
tender notes. which being the best currency Of
the country will continue out) was Thirteen
hundred millions. This is not near the increas-
ed ueaith of the country. five were to sup
pose the war to 90 On from two to six years
longer the addttioaal deh will be less than
the natural increase Of its values. From these
facts the following deductions are inevitable:
!. That even with a considerably diminish
cd increase Of wealth, tie county caa carry
on rar tar an indcfnite period and continual
ly increase It's ,oeaih.
2 That the resources and progress Of the
nation are 50 great and inczhaustiblc that any
p,Giic d4H created by dis or any ordtnory
,car, can be potd, principal and atereH, Dih-
out aay serious Jurden m tie pe9pie.>
3. That, therefore, the public loans of the
United States are, and wiH rcauin uninr-
peachoJiy secyre, through any period Of aear,
and bring good intercst-are the deh iHces'-
men,ts which lenders can have in any public
gccurities
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-04-20
NUMBER 16.
SABBATH PHYSIOLOGY.

The Almighty rested ono seventh OF tn,
time OF creation. commanding man to oh
serve an equal reposc. The neglect Of this
injunction will always. sooner or later, bring
mental. moral. and physical death.
Rest is an inyarable law of animal liz,
The busy heart beats, beats ever from infancy
to age and yet for large part Of tho tim, i.
in a state Of repose.
VIM Pitt died ofnpoplory at the carly ass
OF forty seven. When tho destintes Of nations
hung ir large measure on his doing he f,t
compelled to give an unremi.ting attention
to affairs Of state. Sabbath brought no rcst 4,
him and soon the willing brain give sigu. Of
exhaustion But his presence in Parl:amca,
was conceived to be indispensable for exrl1na.
ton an def'nse Of the pub policy. Under
such circumstances. it was his custom 10 eat
heartily substantial food most highly soasonsl
just before going TO his place in order 10 af.
ford the body that strength and to excite i!is
mind to that activity deemed necessary 70 Tho
nomentous occasion. But under the hirh
tension both brain and body, pcrshed prcma.
turely
Not long ago one Of tho most actgc blsi.
ness men ofEnglani found his affairs socx.
tended. that he deliberately determined 70 do
vote his SabbatLs ~ bis accountable Ind
a mind Of vide grasp. His views were 9,
comprehensive so far-seeing that wealth cam,
in upon him like food. lie purchased con,.
try seat at the cost Of c400, 900. deterrninin.
that he would now have rest and quiet. Ra.
it was too late As he stepped on his thrcs.
bold after survey Of his late purchase ho be-.
come appoplectic. Although life was not
destroyed he only liYes 10 be the wreck oca
man.
Itusd to be said that brick kiln 'tnl,s
be kept burning over the Sabbath;" it is nov
know to be fallacy. There can be no "mu,.'
against the divine command. Even now il
Ii received opinion that iron blast furnaces
will bring ruin ifnot kept in continual opera.
ton. Eighteen years ago, an Englishmaa
determined 70 keep the Sabbath holy a. 10
them with the result as bis books testified lha.
ne made more iron in six days than he d:d be-
fore in seven; tha. he made more iron IN
given time in proportion to the hand. lni
number and sizc Of the furnaces than any ,s.
tablisbment in England which was ksp. in
operation during the Sabbath.
In our own New York the mind o. ta.,
who made half a million year went og. IN
the night Of madnets and an early grave r!.,-
in two years. from the very strain put upg4
II by variety Of enterprises every on: II
which succeeded
"It will take about fTe years 10 clear them
o6. saii an observant master Of an OH, 90,
nal boat alluding TO the rcaringous inagsn.
ces On the b0atinen who worked on sabbstLs
as well as On other days. As the boatrneu sni
frcpeR Of the steamers On the Western riyers
which neyer lay BY on the Sabbath seven
years is The average Of life. TIE Observance.
heref5rc Of the seventh portion Of our tim for
the purpose of rest il dcmonstrably physiol.
ogical neceaity-a law Of our nature --Nag.
Joarnal " HsaLh
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THE KTLLE2g PORTRAIT.

4 worthy Miller, Wishing for 2 portrait Of
himself, applied TO painter TO have j: accom-
pliahed.
" But" szid he, " | su very industri-
ous man. | want TO be paintei as looking
cut Of ny mill window; but when .ay cue
looks a. me, wish to pop ny head in, 90 as
not to be through, lazy O. as spending to
much time at the window"
Very well" s,ii the painter. " 1t shall
BE- done 20"
He painted the mil and th. mill ..niow
Tie miller looked .: il.
Very well" sai1 he. But where is
anyself looking out %
"Oh :" said tie painter, whenever any
on. looks 4. the mill, you know you pop your
bead in, Of course, to preserve your credit for
industry"
That's right" sai1 the miller I'm
il ,hs mill now, ain. / a.! Juss so-;hs. will
d."