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All styles of picture frames manufactured
at lis Superior street. je2S-526
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WATER TAkERs-Unfortunate ones whodo
not pay their water rent this week will have
the water leading to their residences turned
of and be charged 81 to have it again turn
ed on
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GExrLEMEx's WAroH CHA1ss-Of latest
pattern, for sale at Burt & Dare's, 40 Supe-
rior street. ~ lel9
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ORDER OF EXERCISES.


Addison Merle Oh spin, Spartansburgh, Pa.
The Lotus Eaters TenDyson.
Howard Royce Parmelee, Twinsburgh;
Monuments Of Human Grandeur Perish .COllyer.
Herbert Weston Bill, CGyah0ga Falls
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If you do not wish TO lose your postal
currency, call at Burt & Dsre's and get one
of their convenient porte-monnsies. jeI9
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RAILROAD AccIDEST.-There was a pretty
serious smash up on the Cleveland & Toledo
Road yesterday morning about n o'clock.
It occurred about eight miles this side of
Clay junction, aAd was caused by the
train running over a yoke of oxen and a
COW. The cattle were of course instantly
killed, and nine cars of the train thrown
into a side gutter and a creek. The express
ear was badly crushed: Mr.. Harris, ex-
press messenger, was in the car. 1t was
thrown into the creek and began filling
with water. Mr.. Harris was in a helpless
situation, wedged among the freight. The
greatest exertions were put forward to res
cue him, and proved successful just as the
water reached his lips. A minute longer
and he must have drowned. Several per.
sons were otherwise injured, but none Sc,
riously.
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WEDDELL HOUSE.

II n Wright, city DaBl Smith, Hubbard
l. W lie ry, 0ilCity Z NJ Mulbern, Portland
J RyArnes a u, Albany IL Jennings, Marion
o Monnett, Milan J McFste L !, Meadv
d L Feel a VT, Galveston h II Eaton, Pitts
P u Smith, AndoSer J FaTren, PhilR
+ Mcbride, Tiffu Mrs Welch, TifiE
L Tucker a VT, SAud'yM E Moser, st Louis
F " SIasson H Hammond, MY
Z r Pier & !, FOn du Lace A CoTcOran, Gin
II + Ford, Colorado JIM Window, Ind
r II d Berniek, 0olumbusH F Potter, Detroit
W W Byington, Detroit Mrs Buckner, Y
Geo G Weimer, Akron g Nelson, Ashtabula
Q W Fisher, Bucyrus " McCreen, Pitts
L r Cochrane, Youngst'nS r Snydsr, Rome
W A Russell, Memphis Geo KebeF a d, Sunddsky
L ? kilbourn J L Neare, Phila
+ DenAr, Franklin 81 Clifford q VT, Dunkirk
c W Nosson, Baltimore r Hunt & w.t. Springh'd
G l. Houghton, Columb'sMrs B r Durfee, Marion
J COIN, n Johnson & vi, NOrwaIk
Marx Ferris, Ny John, St wart. Toledo
Z P Corcoran, Gin CT Datueh, ny
Mrs NJ A Gaylord sr. r.r rEE
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.' CLARK & SANFORD,
Successor to Clark 4 EocksfeIler,l
Produce G0mntssian Nefehauts

AND DKALER In
Grain, Seeds, Flour, Fish, Water Line, Plaster,
90 Coarse, Fine, Ground Solar and
-9s D Dairy Salt.
Noa. SO, 81, q and 40 RiTar street. aud on the poek
- CLEVELAND, OHIO. y -
Property received by Railroad or Canal. for Sale
OF Shipment. Wil give personal attention to the
sale and purshaseo Of Produce AID herehan6fse On
Commission.
Beer TO Business Men and Bankers generally.
meh2sRe
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CLASS.

Frank Forrest Morrill,, Cleveland
NullidcatiOn Proclamation $500. President Jackson
George Lee, Hudson
Sergt. BuzIfuz in behalf Of Mrs. Bardell Dickens
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ssyr UF.-Judge Abbey yesterday sent up
to the Workhouse two Migrants, Catherine
Ashman and Annie MCGEE, the former for
80 days and tina latter for 90 days.
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ACADEMY of MUSIC.

John A. EllsIsr. Manager b. a. GsAry..Trsarrsr.
PRICES OF ADAIssIoE.-Dress Circle and Par
quette, so cents Reserved Seats to Dress Oirrle, Is
oeatsi Family Circle, so cents; Gallery, Is cents;
B lxes, 800.
Doors open at T:00. Curtain rises at 7:fb.
COiored persons will, under no circumstances, be
permitted to occupy seats in any ether ortion OF
the house, gave the Gallery. Admission IS cents.
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FOR SALE.

Brtise ssisf sfeA ri Hder sd i9ts s5yoE-,
, thiuy-bArrsl stills. Irquire of CRITCHLEY,
AwCEf 4 CO.. No 6 Atwat-r Block je2s.5Sn
DIANO FOR SALE good secondhand
L Piano For e 6 octave. IN excellent repair Price
sm0-a BARGAIN for any one who does not care for a
high priced instrument Address 70 Drawer 81
le26:3ss
DOR SALE.-A good Family Horse, seven years
old, fast ana kiad Va hit lid lbs. true aud
kind unlsr slddle and harness. Also, : good two
seated Rookaway, in good condition., and eighteen
Acres Of COED Moving Grass. Apply to &c,
Ion sAIE.-A millinery store at Raveqna, o.,
II doinE q business OF SlasOGJa year Adde'S A.
h PARSONS, Raysnna. e. JlleG5:3a6
Los sALB-oue Ten Hae Power Boiler. Of
L best Pittsburgh iron; ; inch fues. Inquire o.
J.B HOeKE, 5 aud 90 Merwin street is233s6
HOAL-HINB FOR sALR-Ths mon CITY
Oosi Mine Company offers Tor sale on liberal
terms, their Coal Mine, viii. 50 acres Of timIeEed
land, good bnildings and mining facilities, On Ohio
River, nea- Yellow Greek, with good pros sects for
oil Tbs Mine has been sueeessfuily worked 7 The
ductivenssA Apply % J. @. WhLTHER, 8 Dia-
mond-St SPits6urgh, or MUELLER, 10 AtEater
Blsck 0levslnd. J~une22:396
pom sALE-HOUsEA AND L0T-stuAted on
It seymour street, near the new Congregations
Church. University Heights, about one mile from the
Postofice. Ths House Z in sood condition; choice
enquire At the City Clerks ONCE, south side u TIE
PusleSasare. Gleyelad. may2822o
E0R sALE-A Five Octave, Piano styIe, Melo,
order, will b. sold very low Inquire a. Leader
EOR sALE-seyeng light Top BugFies, built in
Warranted at the Beech WOODS CtrrjSee FactorT-
two miles south Of Parknan VILLAGE, G-auga county,
Ohio, Call on or address E. W UPHAM, ParkmAn.
EOR sALR-oIL-A nne lot Of PetrolsuI5 barn.
ing on. - ths Factory Of K-L-GU1LD, on Cen
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OWNER WASrED.-An owner is wanted at
the Central Police Station for a light bay
horse, with a black name, legs and tail,
star in the forehead and striped to the nose,
hard lump On right hind leg, unshod,
rather poor, fifteen hands high and about
eight years old.
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o~orrOsAsseady. SIDES St s7essc for midding
uPlsuds.
only, with moderate business.
sales at s7,3S9s,5O for extra state s.. $4,000
foE extra round hoop Ohio, Slof69f'7 Is lOr trade
w~HIskr-Buiet. sales at s2.2sS2,27 for vest
wHrA--ouiet and 8rn for prins parcels, and
dull and heavy for inferior descriptions
RYE-Quiat. Sales OF western at s1,U7.
~CoES-Opened a hsds hrmer. and closed quiet
withou. aEy d-eidSi chang. bales al s699ce for
oiTs-steady and quiet. Sales at 55s5sO for
new western.
OorrEE-Dun.
suoAE-DuI sales Of Cuba at r19r14e.
MoLAssEs-puIi-
PETR0EEUa-bnlL.
Sales at i49esc for crude and 4s9iOe for
reduedSia boAd.
PoRE-0psned hrmsr and more active.
: Sales at s5i,5093i so for new mess, closing
! @2I.B Tor prime. Also $50 barrels new mess
BEEF-Steady.
saIes at si6.roa2l,5o for new plain mess and
S2l 5092l so for new extra mess
BEEE HAHs-Quiet- s4bs at s45,oaS4s,So.
Cur MEATs-FiTm
Sales at laLSl514c for shoulders, and HH9
16Ec for hams.
BAcoN-Dul.
LAaD-Heavy. Sales at Ig4@s2Ae.
BrrTEE-Q Quiet. sAlss at z0S33 lOr Ohio, and
SaSTsSEpul. Sales at sS2ie.
FEEIGHTs TO LIYERPOoL-Firm
Milwaukee MarkeI-June "a.
FLoVE-ruH.
HhhAI-No. 4 heV saw
G~oaS-AellSe- SOD
OArs-Steaay
REcEIPrs-Flour :, 100 bblsi wheat 1V,pvO brshj
corn |l,Wu bush; d7,Hoibu IL o-t7-
SuPTENrs-fi1Hr HOO bLb wheat 1900 bu
49,
Buffalo Markot-June "a.
WTEh-s,Ire-.
C9ES-DuL fcetiss apart Held at 7io, and
&c btd.
for chie-gE : 100
RYE-IttM Chicago at Soc; HAi|ankee Si'uo'
EnplEx-N otn=n.H
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MINsTEELs.-Skiff and Gsylord's Min
strels give entertainments at Brainard's
Hall on Friday and Saturday evenings of
this weak
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SOLDIERS TAXI NOTICE.-SOIdlers'
Claims collected Without charge. See
advertisement Of "Free Claim Agen-
CIV {" in another column. mayo
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HIGH SCHOOL CoNMENCEyENT.-The COM
mencement exercises of the Cleveland High
Schools take place in the Central High
School Hall on Friday evening of this week
The graduating class will be composed OF
Miss Maggie E. Tilden, Miss Julia Heisel
Miss Julia Sturtevant and Miss Minnie
Long, of the East High School; Miss Mary
L. Russell, Miss Emily Vial, Mr.. John
Buhrer and Miss Lottie Calkins OF the
West Side High School.
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LAUSCHED.-On Saturday last Captain A.
Bradley, of Vermillion, launced a vessel of
the largest class on our lakes. She is 500
tons measurement, was built by j.. W.
Nicholas, and is owned by Captain Bradley
and Captain George Stone, the latter of whom
is to command her. He is an experienced
sailor, 8 gentleman of the first water, and
we doubt not he will meet with abundant
success in navigating" our beautiful Erie
with his ~favorite craft. Vermillion, like
Black River, carries on quite an extensive
business in ship building, to the profit of
those engaged in it, and to the benefit of the
citizens of those villages. So says the
Ftvria Dcu0crat.
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DILLIARDSI BILLIARDSM Hill
ID ARDSfiH would call the attention Of buyers
20 my rev improved PATENT COMBINATION
CUSHIONS AND TABLES which caunot be sur
passed by any others an the world for elasticity, cor
rectness. Of angles, and durability, which IEeil at
reasonable prices, with a fine stock OF Cloths, Balls,
Cues, and everything connected with The trade.
Orders BY mail ATTENDED 70 at my factory. ls6 Fulton
street, New York city. W h GRIFFITH.
iunegaf6 H"H
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Alfred oratio Hubben, Columbus

Arbitrary Power
William Rufus Perkins, Msyside, Pa:
Demosthenes against
Philo Adams Otis, Chicago, ILL.,.
The Antiquity OF Freedom
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CLEVELAND Nal SEMINARY COMMENCE
NENT.-The interesting exercises of Gem
mencement took place at this popular edu-
cational institute, last evening. The Semi.
nary is enjoying unusual prosperity, and
during the last term has numbered over
one hundred and fifty students. The music
classes were never more prosperous than
now under the excellent guidance of Prof
Hamlen, including over eighty in vocal and
instrumental training besides a glee class
of one hundred.
The Seminary since its origin has never
enjoyed more encouraging prospects. We
append the exercises Of the graduating class
of the thirteenth annual commencement
Music.
Prayer.
Music.
Essay-Fetters..--...-..--..M Miss Emily A. Mum.
Essay-"No Fountain SO small but Heaven may
be MirrOredi in its Bosom. Miss Libbie 4. Myers
Music.
Essay-"There is Nothing new under the Sun
Virginia Barton.
Essay-A Cup Of Tea-----.-.Miss AnRie Hamilton.
Music.
Essay-The Day is Done.-Mis Belle E.. Connolly.
E-say-''That our Daughters may be as the Pol
ished Corners Of the Temple:
Miss Minnie A. Sprague.
Music.
Address--The Power Of Thought Rev. j. Rice Taylor
Music.
Comforting of DipI mas.
Music.
Benediction.
The exercises were conducted in the gym
nasium, which was crowded with a select in
vited auditory. Intcrspersed with the above
programme was 4 beautiful quartette by
Misses Johnson and Steel and Messrs. Ham.
lin and Hart. 1t was we'll rendered and
appropriate. Then followed a fine overture
from the Barber of Seville" indicating
careful drill and faithful study.
Invitation, a piano quartctte by Misses
Oviatt,C hamberlin, Beckwith and Connelley
was a charming performance.
Last Hope" q pleasing solo by Miss Will
Hanson, displayed rare skill and polished
culture.
The closing trio by Misses johnson and
Hamilton and Prof HamlCn was everywhere
beautiful.
Exceedingly impressive were the cere-
monies of comforting the diplomas.
BenedictiOn was pronounced by Chaplin
French of the Seminary.
The thirteenth Annual Commencement
will long be remembered as very pleasant
occasion.
The next term begins September 9Th.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.-The Board of Edu-
cation at their meeting IN Monday evening
last granted to Prof. Seager the use of the
Central High School Hall for vocal musical
purposes. Plans were also received for in
spection by the Board from the Committee
on New Schools relative to a school for the
Sixth Ward.
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WANTS.

DOARDERS wANTED-A few day Boardsrs
ID will find frst-class boarding by applying az ~
Chestnut street. JezlS21
WANTED-ROOMs-Near the Kennard House,
w furnished or unfurnished-fOrme Preferred-
Address &C Leader office Ie 7-53
HTANTED-Salesmen, Book kesPeTs, PnOfessiOn-
w al Men, aud others, to sell Sarfain'sRTeat
National Eneraung Of = Ha@oln and His fRmig.
copied from Waugh's celebrated ~paiutin-. Price
s. Is; Artist Proof $40. Sales immense. Refertn-
ces required Apply 10 or address G. l. A
NORTWlCk, over p Monument Square, Cleveland,
Ohio. je26:326
WANTED-A good Nurse to learn to attend
w Electric Baths and a gOoi kitehen girl. Annly
at 81 kinsma1 street. Je2632S
WANTED-AP Partner With 3. SOC or $3.50 cap
ital, 20 inve't in a well established and profit
able business, IN q good location. Call at Is Pitts
burgh--t. j-2h:76
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The prizes for excellence in English com
position in Sophomore class were awarded
to House and Wilson. The prizes for dec
lamation in Sophomore class were awarded
to Leo and Otis; in freshman class to Ju-
liam with special commentator to Gallup.
The Grafton of Mr.. Frank Morrill, of Clevc-
land is very highly spoken of both for man
ner and matter.
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WANTED.-A few frss-chass Agents to canvass
the Clty hnd state, lor a ne" ana beiutiul
IN the way o. saaU or commission offered TO ex-
perieuced Agents. Liberal inducements given to in
experienced men. This j. new, both in design and
execution. and energetic men can maks from - 70
sl2 per day On commission OF we Will pay sIOO per
month and expenses for "A few frst-sla.s travelling
Agents to canvass in Ohio. Address RON 4
SroNER, Room 6o-16 Atwater Building, Cieve-
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LADIES' GUARD CHAISs-0f exquisite dc
signs, at I4O Superior street.
ieI9 Burr & DARE.
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In this market prices of coin and govern.

compartments votes o4--Iu5GllZ llu9Ilo
Compound-int. Notes. '65-1Oi[9l07% lC6SlO9
On Monday next the government will
commence the payment of coin interest,
amounting to Sass, 100, in the following
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Get any ~engraving you wish at us su-
perior street. je23-S27
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LOCAL OTICEa,

wOstenholm Pocket eutlery-the best in
the world-ot every kind, at Burt & Dare's,
40 Superior street. jel9
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Get your pictures framed by Stone { Co.,
IFS Superior street. je23-S26
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GENTS WANTED-Male or Female. Can
" clear 50 psr week st their cwn home, in a light
and honerable business. Any person having g lew
hours daily 10 spend will find this q good paying bust
ness. Address, s-nding STAMP for full particulars,
r = LOCKWOOD, Detroit, aich- iesZ.s56 dtW
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Education at a special session on Tuesday
evening resolved "that the Secretary be
instructed to request the City Treasurer to
pay no salary to teachers unless
they present the certificate of the
Superintendent of Instruction show
ing that all reports due at his office have
been received and accepted.
STRAWBERRY FEsTIvALs.-There was a
strawberry festival at CARROTS Hall last
evening, for the benefit of the Freedmen's
Aid Society. 1t was well attended.
The festival of Tuesday evening at the
Hanover Street NJ. E. Church, was contin
ued to last evening.
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DROE. THOMAS would RESPECTFULLY inform
4 his friends aud patrons thai be n nov prepared
20 attend 10 Shaving, Hair Dressing and ShanpOOn-
ing, Hair toloringa &C, in the best style Also, Thai
he VIII give his attention to the cure Of Corns, Bun
ions, and Ingrowing Nsiis. shop ander the John
son Eousc- apiS1a
$5U,OUO IN M. mSS Z i1,,-s Ap \. IA s,.s5
End aell-knowB WAGNERiS LOAE OFFTCE,
Ga Sec1litioe OF every kind, viz Gold snd Silver
Watches Diamonds, Silver ware, ysEsi1 ,SGas
al Personal property sHdArticleS ofvNlue. on tie nosi
IAtstactoT terms. pusiness strtrtb IriVAte. Ks
Aatcbes, JeNslD. Guns, etc, for sRle at barEainB.I
ofsos-cSraer 81 v aLsr aot Sursrfcr strests, ever
Paws = PteHctto's EothiEg Store
Nr ETEgqNWKEPsER
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AGENTS. WANTRD-ro sell the largest And
n BEST work On Agriculture ever published. II Is
a : FsrmeTs lbIAl, complete in one volume
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FOUND,
aMEAgcsIaLNL2

AEQS
I OST-A Lady's Geld Watch, Wit leather string
l. and brass key attached Was lost on Tuesday
morning. June 18th, between ; and . O'Clock. A lib
eral reward will be given to the finder. at l6f Wet
River street, at the Office Of C. W. CHERRY 4 CO
je27.ss7 D
CTRAYED-From the Perkins Farm in Brook
- lvn. a L-Clt Bay Horsp, six or seven years olfs
white star IN the forehead; about L hands high. 40
A liberal reward viii he paid on his return 70 T. y.
DAVIS, 81 High-st- Clsvelani, je27s32.
r OSLO the night Of thu 25 inst, coming from
IL the Theatre, a Gold Walth-m Watch, hunteri
case; No. 7S772S; gold link chain attached chain
has a dog unon a log II center; Lincoln NE a. at
tachcd to hook Cue hun irei dollars will be pad
for it, recovery iflet at Herald Office, and no queS-
tom asked. le2h-32S
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MlScELLANEOuS

WANTED-Ageats 10 eel and put up Barton's
w Patent House Bell. Every Ouse-keeRer should
have il. Arlnts nptlimitei % any specihed territou.
. u. Gan'I Arent. Grnfton n nns- so
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WANFEB-RAKE GRANGE o AGENTe-
w Anat the PSc7s want. Complete HlssOy % lie
y 80, IN caefarge TOiame, splendidy Illustrated, With
over 70 hne poctrSsrs Of Generals and Battle Soenes.
The most o9ndi5 luoid, onRlete, authentioh and relss-
bic history p1bNshfd-l "a ~containE residing mater
Slusi 10 three barge volumes. send for circulars and
W. rnwrth II fN-~innaH
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afEuIg Gsw- .
EEHT0EE LU
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WANTRD-S2OO E MONTH paid to agents
W u introduce orr ueS SIS, SIS aud SO Sewing
Mactuues, hstrhuHzs Patsnt--A Address, with stamp,
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GrOceries-The continued high price for gold
causes a very firm market for Groceries, and pr ces
are fully maintsined, thoCgh without material
change. Trade is COED. We quote
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-09-20
Nj MEMPIiIS.." ENN.

MEMPHIS, TENN, September l. 1866.
We have this day associated with us in busi-
ness. Mr.. II. NJ. Bugher, under the name and
style of Anderson, Gay and Bugher.
ANDERSON 4 GAY.
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appetite-to the intense qualification OF
his landlady He looks upon bacon
and greens with ultra contempt, and
wants something more ethereal He
thinks about the honey-dew of Hybla
and wishes some of the drug stores in
town had supply. He studies Byron
and Moore, and quotes from each with
remarkable facility. Lalla Rookh be-
comes favorite, especially certain
portion of the Fire Worshippers
The disease is confined to no partcu-
lar age or station. We had an attack of
it when about fifteen. 1t was so severe
that our mother wanted to give us pare
goric. We told her the pain wasn't that
low down. We recovered in course Of
time Once it broke out fully in the
shape of a certain question to certain
lady. She answered in monosyllable
of two letters. 1t brought us to our
senses. 1t swept the mist from our
eyes like fog before a hurricane We
looked for the cloud, and saw a large
white bird sailing on a pond. Thought
we were very much the same kind of a
bird, with our wings clipped. A few
days after, we told our chum that we
didn't see anything in that Haunting
Dorothy Diddle to admire. And we
didn't.
The disease develops itself most sim
gularly in those who are advanced-in
years. Any one who has seen an old
man in love has seen natures harlequin.
The old dame gets up nothing more
ludicrous, or more inconsistent. Every
one feels like laughing at the poor old
fellows infrmi,y We once saw an old
man who was suffering from an attack
of it. He was we'll enough advanced in
life to have half dozen grandchildren.
We know him WELL He was the play
mate Of our illustrous grandsire who
wasn't quartermaster in the revolu-
tionary war. If he had been we would
have been better off than we are now.
We had noticed for sometime a singu-
larity in his conduct We saw him
several times with roses stuck in his
button hole. We caught him once read
ing Burns Highland Mary. We were
out with him once looking at his stock,
and we asked which was his favorite
heifer. He said Widow wilkins. y
The cat was out We knew what was the
matter; but when, several months after,
we saw him washing the dishes while the
was-nursed the baby, we
thought he was cured permanently
There is no preventive for this dis
ease. Like the whooping-cough and the
it comes to all mankind. But
it seldom kills. We have heard Of per
sons dying of it, but as We have never
seen case of that kind, We are not will
ing to record it as a fact All the cases
that ever came under our own observa-
ton, including our own promlscuous
cases, recovered in one way or other.
Most of the cures have been the result of
a wife and few children. Most any
preacher will help person to the former,
while the latter come-in time. The
more of them the sounder the cure.