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Thcatricals ne Home.

Miss Lota the Coincidence is at the 81 Charles, New
Oreans In ireland As II Was Kiss In the Dark, and
other pieces.
Professor Maitland has just startled the citizens OF
Jackson, Miss, with his feats OF slight OF hand
The Academy Of Music Louisville KY, Is Hllcd Chilly
with persons who 90 hear the spirit Of Henry Clay
Iecturing reconstruction "
Miss Kate Reynolds commenced engagement at the
Mobile ALA theatre April
An amateur dramatic CORPS made up Of residents OF
the city play the Lady Of Lyons and other pieces In
San Antonio, Texas They the pioneers Of regular
dramatic enterprise In that part Of the country
Mr. J. NJ Albaugh Ia at the Grswold Open House
NJ Gienny and Miss Ada Gray appeared In the
Colleen Bawn at the Academy Of Music. Troy, n r.,
April O.
Ncvor TOO Late 10 Mend had fun tide OF success at
the New Chestnut street theatre, Philadelphia during
the Easter holidays The performance concluded by
an Ethiopian entertainment by Msszrs Burgess Prem
dergast Hughes and In Rue Minstrel Troupe.
Wild Oats, or the stroliins Gcatieman, crowded the
New Arch street theatre, Philadelphia April ., Mr..
James 4 Murdoch playing Rover. Mrs. worei per.
sonated Amelia
Mra ID p. Bowers and Mr. n. McCoilum were at the
wsinst street theatre, Philadelphia, March q
Senior bItz was In Philadsphia and after Easter in
his magic and mystery
Mr. Allyne, 'the Wizard" had benent from the
citizens Of New Haven, Conn. April T.
The exhibition Of Gay's Mirror Of the World Ia very
pleasing To the people Of Savannah, Ca
Robert Heller, the great ''somasic conjuros, was In
Providence, r. l., April 2
Mr. vandenhon gave a second nne reading, from the
Rivals. In Providence, r. L, Aprii3
Mr. John 4. McDonough IN the last nights Of q
profitable engagement at tho Mobile ALA theatre, April
a Hs played In the drama Of cufcs tbe Reliable Con
traband and In the Seven Sisters; or the Birth OF CUPID
In the Bower Of Ferns
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Police Intelligence.

CHANGE OF FALSE PkErENCES.
On the 9Th inst. a giving his name as J @ Town
send went 70 the store Of Mr. L. r. Amsinck 4 Co. 81
Broad street. and represented 10 Mr. Thomas Rayner,
Of the salcsmen that he broker and wished 10
purchase quantity Of cigars for Southern house He
e however, without buying but entered the next day
and purchased ZOO cigars valued at esos co. and asked
Mr. Rayncr 10 deliver the goods 70 J. s Miner 70 Old
slip who would give him check for tho amount Mr.
Ryncr accordingly sent the goods 10 Old slip In charge
of Samuel e. stephens, where man now known ~
James Woods received The egars and drew check for
order OF Mcssrs. I. Amsnck Co., 70 which he sgned
the OF Miner Mr. stephens received The check
and delivered the cigars after which be proceeded 70 the
bank ON which the check drawn have ccrtined
stephens there informed BY the paying teller that
credI, 10 cover The smoan ana refused 70 certify the
check He then returned and Informed his employer OF
the fact In the utantme the owner OF the cigars 70
the safe side Richard Middleton 20 watch tho
property and see whore taken He saw the cigars
placed on and driven 10 pier 50 North river whore
they unioaded and another carman employed He
was followed 70 ssi and $50 wash ngton street. vhers
Middleton the OF cigars unoaded and taken
inside. Subsequently, third carman was employed
who conveyed the goods 10 Q pawnbroker's chce IN
Grand street These three carmen we're employed and
paid BY j. 8. Miner, alias Woods i u nov charged BY
Mr. RAyner that Townsend and woods, ny means
OF false and fraudulent representations, and With
fclonious intent I'D cheat and defraud him out 81 nine
az o a cashier y NE B"1e @
tionnl B.nk, that the 12th OF February last j. =
Miner opened account In this bank by depositins
$500; ihsi the day he drew out t$e5. since
which time hr has made no additional deposiu HIS de-
posit therefore, amounts 70 only ~ woods sA5
arrested by occr Doyle Of the First precinct and Jus.
Hogan committed him 10 the Tombs for examnaion
The prisoner was once very wealthy and doing hour.h
ing business In this city, but misfortune overlook hin
and he IA now reduced circumstance he has very
wealthy and highly respectable relatives IN New York
Towns nd has not yet been arrested
an oppIcKR IN TROUBLE.
Yesterday afternoon oricer Foser'y, Of thl Eighth
precinct called into The Ruby saloon. Mercer street
20 ares, man giving his A. William Walton, o.
the charge u being grossly intoxicated and very dsor
driy On tie way 10 tbc station house the pIsone
saf ho was an officer IN syra,uss, thop be wW Metro
roilnn policeman attached 70 ths fweny ninth pfcInet
and Lastly Walton stated ~ member u tho fhii
precinct police Captain Mis- scnt W po'ic h~hqnsr
ters and on making sqarss. learned that The pfs1ne
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depot as Broadway
Herrfng's Patent Champion safes.
IN THE RECENT
EXTENSIVE yrREs.
BURNING or BANGS BUILDING.
BOOKS, PAPERS AND MONEY.
ALL PRESERVED usuAnMEpin
Nrv YonK. April O. issd
GssrtHsss~Tbs Herring. Patent SAT. bought Of yoa
Ore sornsr q ssosG~sy bsrr.y street
wa. sSsIy ds.uoysd and y. ssa barely irns % escape
with our i've. ne SAT. va. sspe..s e an:s s.ss s
books. paper. and nonsv-sre AZ as sOe?sa a, new.
zsi Broadway
rooms. s,o.awsy sa several o.isI. fresh from h'
HERRING 4 co. Isl Broadway
corner Murray ssest, Nss York
FARRELL. HERRING co,
HEhnIsG 4 wy.
Hemorrhoids Radically Cared with
knife, oaus,e sci Attention % AZ disease. q ihs
EFSRY 4. biSiEIs Y. D.. coSsulilas sna opsr.iv,
Surgeon. Union sqaArc
Howe Sewing Machine Company
ELIAS HOWE, Jr.. President s@ Broadway. Ag'n"
New Bermada Tomstoes-Juss arrived,
ana ''' -" " ''' ''' = ~ sfRsGDG rRoDucE co.
On Monday, Aprsi ., 1890. msek's Fur
ni,arc w.rerooms ~iii be open, eas Broadway
Orr q Mae.ssghrs spool Cotton, for
sewing masslns "a n.ns rs ~ ed.
Royal Havana Lottery.-Prixss Paid
IN r1d Information furnished ne highest rates psd ff
TxTL6R 4 co. Banfsr.. 70 wall ar,st NJ
B. sraPsox, osnsrsi assa,, " Ss...u .ssss Nc.
seis-Betraysd.
a. sozo os sIHss .s % ' - s9s .
the fact that ,ha prssevsuss prop, 80 90 hs gaf
as.. i ss .1.,s. Al '
Try Ose OF the Ps'.n, a-sss, s..h
TIE. Bsssssaiss Zoe ssis by JOHN " rEHRf' h-'sf'
y" Df"@H~sJ -
Tns Improved Eiifpsie sewisg Ma
ohines.--A ~ surLEK T broadway. arsne .snssd
TsrwsIiigsr's Improved saIssnsndsv
s.s.s.s an u ssogaa had safes 90 ssi- .,
ia0 Nsidsn kns.
The Qsseks OF New rork.
s.s "a, rsivIHsrIr sgrEs.f; oy nEAi:Tn 20 J.
u 'p p.ss r.'si.'ss TsI@ss ~ r.ss
1 orns 81 "a essass.s. ss1 s.. h.s osss AZ. ss
WIGS Towpees sna Ovnsmssssi Hair.
vrs sssltr Mar Dye ssd nsr Dyas ssArCHnL0H q
whistler n wtison's Lssk ssissh sewing
xs1llas sa1 sstlo.hols naesins. en Broadway.
sss Bre.aw.y.-ns.h's v-raissrs
wsrsrso-s III ~ ops % sena.y. hrvl o 100
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All Legal Lottery Prizes Caahed.-
Drawings, circulars and information sent,
J. r. CLAYTON, 10 Wall street, N. Y.
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Batchclor's Hair Dyc--Tbe Best I'm tho
world the only perfect Dye harmless. reliable ina,anta
Factory 81 Barclay street
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Cenvietssn and Sentence % Powell, the
Erie Railroad Robbsr.

Alexander Powell, The leader Of The sans cf robbsn
who recently aoIs extensive amount Of freight &c,
from the cars Of The ESis Railway, was tried In The
Court Of Oyer and rermner today He y. convicted
and Sentenced 70 imprisonment In the sasis Prison a
Auburn, 81 hard labor, for three yeax
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was . member OF police department Justice Dodge
committed the prisoner dsordery conduct default
OF three hundred dollars bail
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open the reception guests newly and elegantly fur
nlshed throughout II the most desirable comforts
and u, proprietOrs VIII pains
to merit the patronage Of the travelling community -
NJ. ID. MANN 90.
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Pedessrianisn.
o. TorLEv AND hILgs.

Prom the London IRA, March 1871
There Q very large attendance 81 Wef London
Ground Brompton, last Monday Afternoon the sffrscton
being the walking match Of lventy.one miles between
The above named celebrated men, for $50 They we're
both In sp1sodid condiiion, and Topley was made the
favorte a. six " four All being IN readiness the signal
vasxven about three O'Clock Tor The proceed
their Journey when Topley took the lead great psos
and on the nnish OF The hrSs lap "a quarter Of q ms)
MILES twenty i've yards In the Topiey cont
usd 10 increase bs advantage throughout overlapping
Mics the end of The seventh mile and again AZ thr
ts~n miles and half when Nils was much srbxnsisd
that fell into The of his trainer lem Hsfe thus
leaving Topiey m easy winner The xstrv compfrtef
this distance the unprccedentcd time ~ one hour
forty three minutes three seconds Mr. ". A. Reed
referee We must not omit 10 mention that both men
walked In the fsffs-t pr~sbs throughout TITO
following IL tho ofhsisl tina fos each mile
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All Prizes in the Kentucky. Shelby and
Royal Havana Lotteries cashed. Information given.
y. GAGE. Broker. 73S broadway.
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A.--JnpRucse Hair stain CClOrs a Natu-
raj black Brown. Only preparation. Fifty centsa
box, al BARNES 81 Park row and h g. wELlAs& CO.'S
lis Franklin street
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THE FENIANS.

The Bermuda Rumors FAN 10 Frig hten
the Canadians-ISiilinn Denounced ms
Traitor 10 the Feninn BrotnerhOod-
No Invasion or Campo Relic Island.
OUR TORONTO DESPATCH.
TORONTO C. W., April !, 1866
The Fenian Bermuda hoax failed TO scarce Canada
this tlme and the strength Of the frontier force being
reduced
prominent city editor here declares that b. Doran
Kllian furnishes tho Canadian government with informa
ton Of Fenan designs through Thomas darcy MCGEE,
aud that James Ryan, clerk in tho department who
dvulged the fact, has been dismissed.
OUR FREDERICTON DESPATCH.
FREDERIcKros, N. D., April O. 1900.
The government here Is In possession OF nforma-
ton OF an attack on Campo Beo II Is certain that up
to this time Fenan Of that island has taken
place Very little apprehension Is felt hero concerning
the reports from New York Of the departure Of Fenan
troops
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A.-Fines Ready Made Clothing In
Arer,s -osnis Ygsihs. BoJs sad chiiifsns AZ qsi's
s4asl ~ rusi0n uEs.
HRoKAw BROS o. fsf,yst. rlsc.,
Anf "a Ysurth srsnas. opposiis Cogy<f tnign
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A.-R0yaI Havana aud All Legal Lot
terry orders aled J. CLuTE. Broker, 40 Broadway
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ChevaIicr'. Life for the Hair Restore

gray original color g,hena aud he
growth OF the weakeet hair stops rs ng out knnps tho
head clean cool healthy be used freely, contains
nothing furious unparalleled hardressug, recon-
m.nded and used by best physicians Sold by an drug
gi.ts Office LIS broadway, New YORK. who're
Information of the hair VIII b. freely given
from 20 p NJ. SARAH A. CHENAIIER, NJ. ID.
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Death OF Jsags Harvey.

coscosp, n VI, April y 1893
Matthew Harvey, Justice Of the United STATES District
Court for New Hampshire, died here today, assd IS
years
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mend BurnctH Flayorng Extracts the best. The refer
legion. See "foral Handbook containing the
Language OF Flowers distributed grtuiousy by druggists
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A.-uphhs@'s MsrsehsiIs Cs..ss the
ShSRsss' "a Pa ss-. az T. q wELLs 90. iai
pr.nkin srsst
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Addrcss-PoIlak ~ Son, Mcerschnum
6 Broadway, Fourth Pipes
to order, mounted and repaired.
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rowrAss. Nc. April T. iso6
, The acsnship norAvss sailed for Liverpool ID hall
past sis O'Clock this evening
m. steamship 81 o.esss ..asa f~ s,v voss ,a,s
" siae
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April s, by the Rev. A. l. Kramer, WILLIAM srxvrss Of
Now York, 20 Miss LOrTiK A. HKRMAs, OF Lancaster,
daughter OF the late Rev. y. A. Herman.
SwHBuks-GAsBIE-On Thursday, April 8, at tho
chapel Of the Ascension church, by the Rev John W.
Trmbe, THOMAS SwsnuRS 10 Miss MARY A. gamble, both
OF Scarborough Yorkshire, England
English papers please copy.
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BOon.-Wnrd's Ladies' Paper Collars
and Cuff Also Gents Wholesale aud retail wholesale
price list with drawing different styles. free tho
trade \. ". H. WARD. ~ Broadway, n. Y
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A.-popuInr Hotel. All Use and Recon

A.-A.-A Charm That Never Falls IL
CUTTERS English Btters Depot y Broadway.
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Grover 4 Bakers First Premium Elias
tic stitch and Lock su.ch Sewing Machines 40 Broadway
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Fire Proof safes.-wtider's Patent saia-
mander for sale, at No. CortlAndt street
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Einc Gold Watcher

for des and gentlemen Gold Hunting spnes and Levers,
fun jcwclled, thirty nve aud foryye 10 two hundred dol
lars each: Ladies' Diamond and Easmel Watches Gold
Hunting American Levers, low eighty dollars each
Canal street.
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AND NORFOLK VIA CHESAPEAKE BAY.
Cheapest and most inerusting route OF the ssaaon.
The elegant and steamers Of the
NEW LINE
pop uarly know leave Baltimore from spears
at O'Clock every evening for Norfolk foreas Monroa
City Point aud Richmond The steamer. arr the GEORGE
LEARY. JAMES r. BRADY, CITY POINT and JOHN
SYLVESTER They navigate tho James river entirely In
tho thus giving travellers ample opportunity 10 sea AL
objects rendered interesting by the late war, 80
The above steamers all new. very last with gentle
manly ohliging clerks The O'Clock A. NJ
train from New York make. close connection with this Inc
Passengers be careful ~ ask nj the dopos for ckeia
by the New Line aud To take no other. -
No effort will be spared TO merit continuance OF the
liberal patronage already bestowed.
JAMES BIRCKHRAD, in, Agent.
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sweeny FenIan MEETING In Hoboken.

Tho sweeny wing of the Fenian Brotherhood held
mass meeting at Odd Fellows Hail. Hobolen last even.
ing which largely attended. Senator Abbot pro.
sided Stirring speeches made by General sweeny
Mr. O'Sullivan Major Tnscallan and p j. Mehan of the
Ii1 american The meeting very enthusiastic, and
at its close the the contributions poured ia literally in aid
of the cause
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A.-Thc 'sDupIcx Elliptic" L. the Great
eat Improvement In hoop skirta-New York Timea
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an the old stereoyped remefcs. but Enccnmba 70 HOH
TETIKRS BTTERs. The disease only he expelled By
powerful effort ~ the stomach and It's auxiliary organs,
and that effort ey be stimulated IN make by per
sstent OF this resblo vegetable tome Nothing else
will 90 H.
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una sem Skth boots aHu
Shoes for spring We onerto customers a new
article kangaroo SKIM imported only by house
L0KIN. BROOKS a SONS, asa Broadway,
Howard street
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April %, 1896, SsO broadway, Meek's
Furniture warerooms. new store. VIII be open.
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Gouraud's Oriental Cream, Pr MagleG
Besuther Merctriciousu crtiheal.S Needless. 0qC'
RACDs ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP cures pmples,
frecke cruptons moth, tan and all skin blemshes AZ A'
depot, as broadway
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PornvrLrs Pa, April 7. 1893
Tho Forty eighth regiment Of Veterans nred ono hun
drsd guns here last night In. honor Of ths sisoon Of
General Burnsde Governor Of Rhods Island and Mr.
Hawisy q Governor Of Connecticut
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The virgi.ia Canal Company Charter
Accepted ~ the FrencA Company.

HcHnosp, Va, April 7, 100
The French Company has formally sgnined ne accept
ance Of the charter OF the Virginia Canal Company, -
amended by the Lssisssurss Of Virginia and wsss vir
xiniA
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A.-The Improvement Through tho
"DUPLEN ELLIPTIC" great that other styles fast
falling into disnse.-New York Commercial Advertiser
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A.-Of the General Merits or the Duplcx
ELLIPTIC SKIRTS all other claimants 10 the ladies'
favor II Ia useless To speak-Frank Lese's Magazine.
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blel sPRINu Skirt Is wanted by every LADY 10 me
LAND, and SHE WILL HAVE 1T They will not BEND
BREAK Ike the single SPRING. They the BEST and
CHEAPEST the most DU RABLE and ECONOMICAL as
well AZ the most GRACEFUL and ELEGANT SKIRT, over
made
The latest novelty In the DUPLEX EMPRESS TRAIL"
ItisADMIRED AY ALL and WANTED by EVERYBODY
AT WHOLESALE by the exclusive msnnlactnrers
VESTS BRADLEY CARY VI Chambers and ~ and 81
Reade New York Also at wholesale by the prin
clpal JOBBERS In the United States.
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A.-The Celebrated Duplex Elliptic
SKIRTS preferred ladies all others and they
very superior articleGodey's LAdys Book April
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The Damp of Cortina 1t San Fernando
Broken up. &c.
NEW ORLEANS, April T. 1854
The camp Of Cortina at San Fernando is broken up.
The imperiaists possess Monterey, Loredo pisdras.
Negros and other towns
The British steamer sphynx had arrived at Basdad.
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New BERN uda Tomatoes-Just arrived,
-"~ wv " BTRNuDA PRODUCE Co
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Tho Report that Gen. Dragon Had Pro
claimed Himself President or Mexic.
Denied.
SAN FRAxcrsco. April Z

INC hoerai Mexican Consul Cooley contradicts tho
report that General Dragon has proclaimed himself Pre-
s'dent Oh Mexico, and confirms the account that he
sanctioned the decree of November g. extending Presi-
dent JuaEez' term of Office
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Hemorrhoids Radically Cared with
knife, causo Or aci Aenton % AL diseases q The
pelvic vsccra dsfornes ~ the and fare
HENRY A. DANIELs, N. D.. Consultiag sni Operative
~ Union
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white, Lsts % sio Bresdwsy. viii
meet q csau.ssss.. sna ss.., h..s osSs a. n
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On Monday, Aprti y, 1890, Msek's Fur
nitnre w.regooHs xili bc open. cs Broadway
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Howe Sewing Machine Company
ELIAS HOWE, Jr. President, ca broadway. Agents
wanted.
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Orr q Maensaghrs spool Cotton, for
sewing machine and hand unsurrAssed.
ALEXANDER KNOX. No. Pine srest N. Y.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-07-04
Pointed Preaching.

Father Moody was an eccentric man.
He had in his congregation Colonel H.
graham, q wealthy farmer, who had kept
back his large stock of corn from the mac.
ket in hopes of raising the price. Tie
pastor heard oft, and resolved to make
public attack upon the transgrcssor.
One Sabbath he read for his text, "He
that withhodeth the corn, the people shall
curse him; but blessings shall be upon
the head of him that selleth it," Prov. X.
25. Colonel Ingraham could not but
know to whom reference was made, but
he held up his head, and faced his pastor
with alook ofstolid unconsciousness. Faith.
er NJ. went on with very strong remarks,
became still wafmer, and touched the colo.
mel still more closely, who, however, still
held up his head, apparently determined
not to feel. At laut the preacher lost all
patience and cried out, Colonel Mgra-
ham, yon knosc that / mean you; mia
don't you hang t'owe yoar head9"
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Eeom the Me,c Yorh Observer.

awe have had in use for months past one oc Vests
numps which has given satisfaction force
and lifting pump than any We have ever used. tits one
OF great power and well adapted for ships decks mines
factories, greenhouses, graperes, etc The Mining
Chronicle and Rdii,r0y journal says II is recnmmen
ded for its extreme simplicity of construction great
strength and consequent durability and cheapness OF re-
pair There is stufng box-lhe pressure being held
by a cup-packing like upon the workng-plston working
In cylinder fitted for the purpose within the upper air
chamber-wlch We think great movement, as stuflng
IS soiabe be deranged and leak under strong pressure
10 say nothing OF the loss by friction incident thereto II
has also two air chambersthus the action OF the valve
is cushioned upon both sides by ar-prevenng water
hammer and vacuum-thump. The valves nre very ac-
cessble and simply and cheapy repaired. They work
easier than any pump We have ever seen the inch cy-
Under being worked by children in wells hundred
feet deep, and as they are extremely cheap as well q
simple and strong, we freely recommend thom."
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Torn FSoRers.

VIII AO"SS
From dawn till dark we followed up
The reapers through tho wheat,
And tied the rustling corn that lay
Like sunshine at our feet.
Kate laughed with Willie all day long,
And Kate sang msrrily;
He said she sang like any bird,
And then she laughed to me.
For Kate he roaped the poppies red
That nodded in tho corn;
For me he broke pale sweet rose,
And pulled away the thorn.
He said the flowers were like her cheek;
Ny heart was sore ali day;
And when he held the rose to me,
turned my face away.
The blue shades fell and by the stile
Atdusk VIZ sat to rest;
Through tears watched the angels wings
Tha. fickersd in tho West.
They gossipped and I heard them soy,
Uh, she Is never seen
When Kxte is near : She slight and pale,
And Kato is likea queen"
And they went gaily by the fields;
And I, to hide my pain,
Slipped from them at the dusky stile,
And went home by the lane.
heard his step-I would not stay
Aud when he came so near,
Felt him breathe-I would not look,
And dried silly tear.
Then bitterly he spoke. He held
The rose would not wear;
And said: "Givo it Kate; che twined
Thcpospies in her hair"
ooh, hear me now, below the moon
That watches from above!
jest wita merry Kate" he said,
But neter speak Of love-"
"And what is Kate between US two?
love but you alone;
Oh tale the sign, and take my heart;
Since, Love, it is your own"
| 'o"& the rosc-a little bird
Sruy ont song for me;
Aud broadly smiled the harvest moon,
Our happy looks to see.