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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-06-27

Is the exclamation of all who visit the New
England Photographic Gallery, AID look at
the card pictures of infants. No matter how
young and active the child may be, in an in
slant the impression is taken, and mothers
are made to rejoice over the result. The
aged as well as the young, are waited upon in
a workmanlike manner, and mons allowed to
go away dissatisfied as TO quality, or price of
work. We solicit a trial of skill with any
artist. RICE, Artist,
Lima 90 &c
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Town and County.
Economy

Economy.
One great source of profit is economy
Buy your goods of Reed & Adams, and save
money and time thereby. People are re-
quested to bear in mind the motto of their
house, s'never to be undersold."
They are making daily additions to their
stock, in order to meet the wants of their
customers. Their, advertisements will at
tract attention.
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A Card to InvaIids.

A Clergyman. while residing in South America
as a missionary, discovered q safe and simple REM
edy for the cure of Nervous Weakness. Early De-
cay, Diseases of the Urinary and Seminal Organs.
baneful and vicious habits. Great numbers have
been already cured by this noble remedy. Promp-
nate, I viii send the receipt for preparing and US
ing this medicine, in a sealed envelope, to any one
who needs it, Free Q Charge.
Please ipclose q postpaid enYelope addressed
to yourself. Address, JOSEPH 4. INMAN,
Station p Bible House, New York City.
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Notice

Is hereby given, to the owners of lands
abutting on Market Alley, that the first in
stalment of assessments made on same, to
defray expenses of opening said alley is due,
and is required to be paid at the Treasurer's
Office of the Village of Warren, on or before
the first day of June next.
WARREN D. HALL,
May %, 1866. Treasurer.
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Market

Buyers in Trumbuli County have been
paying as high as 60 cts. for best grades
The prices run from so to co otS. II !,
thought that the clip will be nearly all
bought up the present week. The number
Of buyers is unusually large, and woOl-grow-
ers part With their clips very readily.
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Owing to the recent rise in the markets, 1
am compelled to advance prices, as follows {:
No. l Shelled Corn so cts. per bushel; Corn
Meal SLIGO per cwt; Chopped Feed Sligo
per cwt.; Pure Rye, Corn and Oats Chopped
Feed, SI.S5 per cwt. D. W. CAMP.
,June 20-tf
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN.

NOIlCE Is X GIVEN,
that an application will be made at the next
Court Of Common Pleas for Trumbull County, o.,
to Be held at Warren on the 18th day of Septem-
Der next. for an order Of said Court, yacating a
street unnamed in the addition to the village plat
of Newton Falls in said county. made BY DR.. II.
A. Du Bots. by subdivision Of great lot. No. 81. in
hudson Canfeld's plat. located on the west bank
Of the east branch of MahoninR River, beginning
at the south line of Division street. thence up said
river to the mouth Of jay street, a distance Of
about ffty-fYer rods.
Also, for an order establishing Division street,
40 feet wide. and extending the same to said river.
The vacation Of said street viii conduce to the
public interest, apd do no injury to the proprietor.
lDuBoisl nor to the owners and proprietors Of lots
in said village adjacent to said streets. And fur
ther notice is given, that the application II. wri-
ting for the purpose aforesaid, has been filed with
the Clerk Of said Court at Warren, In bis Office,
and that the prayer of said application is, for the
vacation of said street, and the establishment Of
Division street in said addition to the village plat
of Newton Falls, aforesaid.
JOHN F. BEAVER.
Attorney for Petitiolar
Jqp 20, lSS6-tw.
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ERRORS OF Youth.

4 gentleman who suffered for years from Ner-
Yous Debility, Premature decay. and all the effects
of youthful indisoretion, will. for the sake of suf-
recipe for making the simple remedy BY which he
was cured. ~ufferers wishing to profit by the ad-
experience, can do so by addressing
JOHN B. OGDEN,
No. Is Chambers St, New York.
Feb Il 1866 lyr&
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Have YOu NOtIced

DR.. E. JollieMattocks' Advertisement. the eele-
brated Analitical Physician, who is now settled in
the city of Cleveland, 101, Bond street, and who
has been regularly visitin g Warren since last No
vembere every eight weeks2 He has made his ap-
pointments for the year 1866, and viii visit Warren,
o., on Monday the ID of July. Can be consulted
free at the National House. and charges only five
dollars per month and furnishes all the medicines.
He cures Rheumatism, Scrofula, Fits, Neuralgia,
all Skin diseases, all Blood diseases, all Affections
of the Head, Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver, Kidneys
Bladder and Urinary organs, whether Acute or
Chronic. Coughs, Colds and Asthma cured on an
entirely new principle. Call and see him; it will
not cost anything to consult him. We are glad to
learn he is so well patronized. His business has
very much increased, and his patients are all sat
isfed with their treatment. Do not fail to see
him, on Monday, July md.
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The Warren Union Schools
commencement Exercises.
Alumni Meeting.

Alumni MeelInS.
The sixth annual meeting of the Alumni of the
Warren High School was held at eak Grove Fair
grounds. on the afternoon Of Wednesday, the 18th
inst. The exercises were opened with prayer by
Rev. R. Heisington. The Secretary then read the
minutes Of the proceedings of the previous meet
ing. and letters from absent members who could
not attend. The election of officers was next in
order. which resulted as 70 lows:
H. II. TOWNSEND, President. Ms eRIE CAR
TER. Vice Pres. Mss MATTE HAR9osEV Vice Pres.
Mss TINE IDDINGs. Secretary. Il. B. PERKINS.
Esq, Treasurer.
The following named ladies were appointed Ex-
ecutive COMMITTEES for the coming year:
MRs. JOHN C. HUTcH1xs, MRS. WARREN PACK
ARD. Mrs. JOIN S. EDWARDS. MRS. NJ. c. WooD-
woTRz. Mrs II. R. HARMON, jr., II. B. PERKINS.
Esq. Nh. E.. C. ANDREWS,
The following named gentlemen, who. by reason
of having entered the army were unable to grad
uate with their classes, were elected Hoaorary
members: HENGN R. HARMON. Jr, HO AER REID
and NJ. oEANDo MEssER.
The meeting was then addressed by the Rev.
Peate, who made a few interesting remarks upon
the subject of travel. After which the party az
ranged themselves around the building. and made
the necessary preparations to dispose of and enjoy
the eatables Of which there was a most bountiful
supply. The cake, coffee and ice cream were de-
licious, and every one present manifested n just
appreciation of them. After dinner came the
"toasts" and responses. The first was Our Alma
Mater. As a magnet may she ever continue TO
draw our hearts together in love. sympathy and
fond recoIlections." Response by e. H. Townsend.
the Board of Education; guardians Of the peo-
pies richest tire assures. May their zeal continue
to equal their responsibilities" Response by
L. Weeks.
"our Country" Response by Col. james Nc
Celery.
The Cause of Education. The basis of our free
institutions, and the hope of our Republic" Re-
Spouse by Rev. C. S. Abbott.
THE Glass of 1866. You 60 forth with the ben
ediction ofyour Alma Mater resting upon you. May
you prove a star in her crown. and shed through
your influence great good upon all with whom you
associate" Response By R. o. Hawkins.
Education and Christianity. Twin sisters.
porn of tod" Response by Rev. Pierce.
The Alumni. Brothers and sisters of our
May their hearts ever be firmly uni
Ted by the links of friendships golden -
by C.. G. Burton.
THE Teachers: Entrusted with the education of
he youth. May they ever merit from the people.
Well done good and faithful servants. Re-
ponse by Il. J. Caldwell
After listening to the toasts and responses. which
we're appropriate. interesting and well delivered.
he meeting was adjourned. The members of the
Ilumni with invited guests present. numbered
bout one hundred. Every one expressed salts
at the happy manner in which the meeting
lad been conducted. and all looked forward to
lany like pleasant reunions in the future. The
flair was a complete success and reflects great
redit upon the committee of arrangements,
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and Lot for Sale

The subscriber offers for sale the houst
and lot where he now resides. Fol- particu-
lars inquire on the premises, or of the under
signed at Trumbull National Bank, Warren
Ohio. j. S. EDWARDS.
lime I3. 1866. If.
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BENEDICTION.

Attention is called to the card of Miss C. E.
Purinton. Music Instructor. Miss P. has rare
qualifications as a teacher on the Piano. and those
engaging her as an instructor will find her very
competent.
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Original Rhymes
TO SUIT THE TIMES.
BY
GILLMER g. B~UTTERFIELD

Dealers in Flour and Feed.
And every staple which you need.
The best of Flour we keep on hand,
Both Leavittsburg and Cleveland brand.
And should your better half complain,
Your money wen refund again.
We've also,Flour of Corn and Rye,
Ground Feed-of Corn and Oats a full supply,
Potatoes, large crops from the field.
The best our Northern soil can yield.
Our Coffee. Java, Rio, ground,
We think no better can be found.
A choice variety Of Tea,
From Hyson green to good Bohea.
Which, seasoned with our Sugar fine,
VIII please your friends who call to dine.
Rice, Spice and Fruits, both rich and rare,
Picked and canned with greatest care:
And for the lusty working man
We have Fish, Bacon, Beans and Ham,
Eggs. butter, Cheese. all country trash
Come on, We farmers, here's your CASH.
MOlaSses, Vinegar, all right,
Our Lamp Oil cheers the darkest night
Candles, both Tallow and Stearine,
By light Of which may well be seen,
Tobacco. both to smoke and chew,
Nice Candies for your children too;
Cigars and Pipes for gents and tops,
Good BrOoms, and Handles for your Mops.
Our Stock and prices will suit you all.
On Main St.. east side, please to call.
May 9 1866 If
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BUT TRUE,

| gentleman in the United
ng very much TO their ad-
free Of charged, By address
These having fears Of be-
ige US by not noticing this
lease address their obedient
THQS. 7. CHAPMAN,
81 Broadway, New York.
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ITCH ! c ITCH

j sCRATCHl sCRATCHI SCRATCH!
VACATIONS OINTMENT Will cure the Itch in
4s hours. Also cures SALT RHEUM, ULCERS,
CHILBLAINS. and all EruPtions of the Skin =
Price so cents. For sale by all druggists. By send
ing so cents to WEEKS &P0TTER, Sole Agents,
l70 Washington street, Boston, it will be forwar-
ded by mail, free of postage. to any part Of the
United States.
June IL. 1866. ".
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Anniversary Exercises of the High

Anniversary Exercises of the High
School.
These were held in Webb's Hall Thursday eve
ming the 2lst inst. The Hall was elegantly dec
GRATED with evergreens. and the walls hung with
beautiful paintings and engravings. The stage
was adorned in beautiful style. with pyramids of
moss. wreaths of evergreen, flowers. &c, and in
the rear our flag hung in graceful festoons.-
The exercises were conducted under the super
attendance of Prof. II. ]. Caldwell. Most excel
lent music was furnished by the Warren silver
band. under the leadership of DOlph Crater. The
hall was packed with the friends of the graduating
class, and many were obliged to go away, for the
want of standing room. On account Of the heat,
and poor ventilation the numbers present suffered
not a little. but were rewarded for their trouble
and inconvenience by the efforts of the class. The
exercises were of a high character, and gave proof
Of much thought; were well delivered, and well
received. The young ladies presented a charming
app earance. being all dressed in white. and sur
rounded with evergreens. Below we append a
list of the exercises.
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Fine Livery Barn For sale.

The large Livery Barn, Corner of Liberty
and Franklin streets, built and formerly
owned by Peter Fulk; is offered for sale, and
can accommodate 80 to 35 horses. Pumps
cisterns and other modern Improvements.
Will be sold at a bargain if application is
made Immediately TO A. S. ROBBINS,
10 Bank St., Cleveland, o.
Or JOHN NJ. STULL, Warren.
June 6-4w%
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Caution

By virtue of an assignment from E. L. Walker.
of BenbOrd's Store, Pa, now of Jenners X Roads,
Pa. we have the erctHsiVe right to manufacture
of the term of his Letters Patent, bearing date
Sept. 6, 1864, his improvements in Hay Elevators,
and by agreement also ALL improvements he map
make, or obtain upon said implements. The atten-
ton Of DEALERS and FARMERS, and all whom it
may concern" is resp ectfully called to the above.
These rights zoe still hold erclHsiUely, and will prose-
cute all infringments to the full extent of the law.
All our forks will be stamped
D. B. ROGERS & SONS.
Manufacturer. Pittsburgh, Pa,
Forks for sale by Heman B. Harmon. Bristol
local agents. June 80, lS66-lt
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See a woman

See a woman
In another column picking Samburg
Grapes for Speer's Wine. 1t is an admir-
able article used in hospitals and by the
first class families in Paris. London and
New York in preference to old port wine.
1t is well worth a trial, and gives great
satisfaction. March % 6m
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The EIOrehce

Lock Stitch Reversible Feed Sewing Machine,
the best in use. The Lamb Knitting Ma
chine, sets up its own work and knits a pair
of socks complete in thirty minutes.
j. E. BR0CKWAY, Agt.
O~rangeville P. o. Ohio.
lima u 9wks
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RSF Oats and Corn Chopped Feed at
mill selling at S1,65 per hundred.
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Every young lady and
States can hear sOmethi
vantage by return mail
sing the undersigned. ,
ing humbugged will obi
card. All others will pl
servant.
Feb Il 1866 Iyr' 5;
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RA. Corn Meal, Chopped Feed, Shorts
Corn and Oats, at OSBORN & BRUCE.
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ba- What will cure a scolding husband?
Nothing like new clothes from
REED & ADAMS.
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pH- 1 have just made ten dollars by buy
a suit at REED s. ADAMS.
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RA= Hasheesh Candy--Magic Cure for
Coughs and Cholera. Buy of Julian Har-
mon, No. 5, Market Street.
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June 81. 2wks

be- Cheap, ell wool cassimeres, desirable
STYLES. at REED & ADAMS.
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Is still kept for the accommodation of ar
fists at Robbins old Stock Room, No. 10
Market, Warren, Ohio. June 6-Sw
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Frames =

A fine assortment of Oval Frames will be
found at Brooks & Potter's, east side Main
Street. Prices reasonable. We fatter our
selves that we are making som of the finest
large Photos made in these parts, and we
are not ashamed to place our Ink work be-
side ink work lone In Eastern cities for
which ~extravagant prices were paid Salts
faction guaranteed in Card work,-special
attention paid to any changes desired in
copied pictures.
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Rm. You will find Rye Flour, Dat Meal,
Pearl Barley, Cracked Wheat and Farina,
at the Flour and Feed Store of
OSBORN & BRUCE.
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D. B. ROGERS & SONS.
for Rnffer.
Prices at Camps MINIS.

OdSU IUI buItCIs
The highest market price in cash paid for
Butter at Andrews, Weeks & Cos. If
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COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTs.-J. L. Weeks, R.
S. Parks. r. S. Elliott, VIM. Ritezel, j. Brooks,
G. C. Adams, w. o. For rist. A. Wheeler, Thadde-
Gus Ashley, /. N. Dawson, L. Dray, D. Ii. Heck
linger, Jno. Barrett. II. G. Stratton, DR.. L. Spear.
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How Beautiful How Beauti-

H4 Choice Corn-fed Pork at
OSBORN & BRUCE.
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Country NIIIIiners

10 cartons Flowers
Wholesae and Retail at
PURINTON'S No. 6 Main st.
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0HERIFFS SALE.
~ 10 hn Tibbetts. vs. Reeher 4 Eihem.
By virtue Of an execution. issued out Of the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Trumbull County. Ohio.
IN the above case, and to me directed and deliv-
cred. I have levied upon aud shall expose to public
sale. at the south door Of the Court House, in the
village of Warren. in said County. on
Saturday; the 2sth daV of July, 1850,
The following real estate. to wit: Situate in
Mecca Township, Trumbul County, Ohio, bounded
Us follows On the south by land sold BY plaintiff
to George Shafer; on the west By lot line on the
contracted to Reher. Max. Elbem and others and
on the east by the highway to place Of beginning,
there being i've 90 acres of land. Appraised a
SETH N. LAIRD, Sheriff.
sheria's 0tiee, Warren, June %, lS66-5t
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lIahOning Lodge.

INSTALLATION OF 0FFIcERs.-On Monday
night, July 2nd, proximo, the Officers of
Mahoning Lodge L. o. O.. F. will be installed
by D. D. G. NJ. Hunt. All the members are
expected to be present; and members of the
Order belonging to other Lodges, as WE'LL
The unwritten work of the Order, it is I'M
derstood, will be exemplifed & illustrated.
Let every memb Der be in his seat at eight
o'clock precisely, at the sound of the Gavel.
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Will do well by calling at Purinton's be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
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Horse RakeR.

Horse RakeS.
Revolving Rakes, Manufactured by S.
Parish, Freedom Station, Ohio, for sale by
Packard, Cook & Co., of Warren. Also Rake
teeth and a general assortment of harvesting
tools. June 13-3w.
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Stock.

BHA. Salt and Lime at the Flour and FeeC
Store of OSBORN Sc BRUCE.
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10 DOE. Sailor Hats
Wholesale and Retail at
PURINT0N'S No. 6 Main st.
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Something New.

Something New.
A large lot of genuine silver plated ware,
the finest in Warren. We have such per-
feet confidence in the genuineness of this
ware, that we have our names stamped on
every article. When engraved, it cannot
to told from solid silver Also a fresh sup
ply of solid silver ware just received. Call
and see it at VUATROT & ACKLEY'S,.
June 27-2w Market St., Warren o.
-
RA@A few more of those fine soft Straw
Bonnets for 81 ,25 at
PURINTON'S, No. 6 Main st.
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Western Reserve Chronicle
Rates of Advertising,

bUIt8 VI AUNtItNsIIss
ss-FwelEe lines equal to one inch in space, make
square.
Iw 3W CIV 3m 6m Tyr
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RY JAS. c. MCGUIRE CO., Auc,ioneers.
fe l4-lavts
7 GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.

AND LOTS, STU ATED AND FRONTING ON
PPk sSfT4, VA hEENqE ,r AND S FAST
STREETS EAST, AND PERSONAL EFFECTS
WEDNESDAY, the sth day of March, 1885, 1
shall sell, in FROST of the premises at O'Clock p
m. commencing on the first named property, by
virtue of deed of trust to the subscriber, bear.
and sixty five and duly recorded in Liber N c.
T., Ne - folfos 43S, 439, 40 &c, of the land
records for the county of Washington, in the Dis
Lot numbered b, in the subdivision of part of
square numbered seven hundred and thirty. one,
73l,l with the improvements. Said let fronting %
feet on Pennsylvania avenue, aud 81 feet deep The
above property 10 on the south side of Peansylva-
MIA avenue, between LIST street east and public
space.
Also, west half of lot numbered nineteen, 19. in
square numbered seven handI ed and tweaty nine,
coed frame house containing five rooms and lar ge
stOre-IoOm and two cellars. This lot fronts q
feet "a inches on East Capitol street, between LIST
Terms: One third cash; the balance in six, twelve
and eighteen months, the purchaser purchasers
to give notes for the deferred payments, bearing
interest from the day of sale.
deed given and aSdeed of trust taken, to secure
the pay me mt OF the notes.
All conveyance at the cost OF purchasers, inclu-
ding revenue stamps.
sl00 will be required paid down when the prop
property will then and there put up again, and
sold to the next highest bidder.
If the whole terms are not complied with In ten
days after day Of sale the Trustee reserves the
right to re-sell the property. by advertising the
same three times in the Evening Star.
On THURSDAY, the 9Th day Of March, 1856, I
shall sell by virtue OF the same deed of trust at
No I3 East Capitol street. near LIST street east at
every description for timers and shest-ron work
ers Also, all the Furniture in said house.
JOHN r. ELyANs. Trustee.
fe 4eoSds GREEN WILLIAMS, Austs
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A POWERFUL LETTER.-An elderly lady and
gentleman were riding a few days ago In an
omnibus. Opposite to then pleasant
locking young lady with fine noble, chubby,
GROWING, bully Of boy in her lap. Con YER
sstion arCse between The parties. \ steamship
from Cnagres had just arrived and the good
looking lady, with the chubby Juvenile. wished
Ia know the news, remarking that her hus-
band had been away fifteen months that dav,
and she was very anxious TO hear from hun
And then the good looking lady proceeded to
lndTige in long ana pathetic dissertation on
the discomfort and annoy ances of wives, VIII en-
husbands go Of and stay so long from their
homes
True madam remarked the elderly gen.
ueman, who had never known the pride and
pleasure of paternity; "but then, that fine little
fellow must be great pleasure and comfort to
you" chucking At the same time the Jolly little
fellow under the chin, who crowed. and
swelled, and stared at the old gentleman
speeiacles; 40 remarkable fine bsy-what may
be bis age, MADAME
"Just three months. SIR replied the proud
young mother.
Three months!' replied the elderly lady,
"three months" thought you said your h us
band had been away fifteen monthsl''
The good looking lady blushed very deeply.
but soon recovering the momentary confusion.
and remembering herself, shA calculated, "Oh,
but be has ierit once"
%People at Oaiaca, in Mexico thought the
earthquake was Nankee troops