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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-07

MAYORS Court, January 5-Dayid Brown, a gay
and festive s'cullud gemman, 3 who had imbibed
such quantity of the real sknock knee . that in
Staggering along the street, he sfotched up"
A sailor, who was found lying down on the
wharf, and looking upwards for the Boston boat,
was made to pay S. for being taken care OF.
John Drbose, q dark complexioned youth, who
had been sent to the Guard House for attempting
to steal bale Of cotton from the South Carolina
Railroad, was about being turned over I'VE to ~ a
ce;SaS message from an officer of the company
DESIRING that the prisoner be discharged and allow
ed to 20 on to Florida to which State he WAS pro-
ceeding when he committed the act. His Honor,
after some reflection, acqniesced IN the request,
bnt WAS Of the opinion that such course OF pro
ceedine did NOT aid him much in putting down
offences oil this nature.
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AUCTION SALES.

Damaged Corn and Oats.
By r.. & A. p. CALDWELL.
THIS DAY. the Tth inst, will be sold at II O'Clock In
tho warehouse No IS Queen street, near Meeting, on
account Of the Underwriters and whom 1t may con.
Sacks Damaged CORN
Sacks Damaged Oata.
Damaged on board schooner LoYet Pesoook ON her
voyage from Baltimore 10 Charleston.
Conditions cash. January
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FIRE LOAN.

FIRE LOAN.
MAYORALTY OF CHARLESTON
CITY HALL. November 8, 1865
A LII PERSONS DESTROYS OF REBUILDING IN TaH
n Burnt Districts and Waste Places Of the City, un-
der "An Act OF the General Assembly, giving authority
to the City Council OF Charleston to proceed In the mat
ter OF Fire Loan with view to MD In building up the
City arew" hereby notified that the form of spph-
cation for loans can be obtained ut the Office Of tho Clerk
Of Council batwcen the hours of A. n. and P. NJ.
All applications must be filed In the above mentioned
Office tie Committee will meet every Monday to con.
slider the same.
BY order of the Mayor. W. q. SMITH,
November 10 Clerk OF Council.
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Our THANKS arc duo Mr.. DE- LACEY, the enter
nrisns nows dealer of tho Mills House, for late
number of the Rauer,y Magazine. Mr.: De l..
has always on hand full supply of periodicals, &c
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CoRoNrR's MoUEsr.-Magistra: kANAPAuK was
called upon yesterday to hold an inquest over the
body Of Guy Ingis colored aged q years. on Tae
Of the fury was that he came to his death from old
o,a ond General liability.
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Fipe Lots and Houses in Prioate Court, in Ward
No.

No. 8.
BYI. 8. K. BENNETT.
On THURSDAY next 10th inst, near the old Exchange
corner Of Broad and East Bay streets at O'Clock,
will sell, .e .,,.,,
located In Privnte Court In Ward No. g. near the west
end Of Spring street. Lots measure feet Tont ny
- feet In depth, an high and dry -Four houses con-
tain two rooms each; the fifth House Ia a tenement build
ing containing siI AL In good order. and at pre-
sent bringing fair rents.
Conditions third cash; balance IN one ana t%o
years secured by bond and mortgage Of the property
With interest payable seianpuay; buildings to be In.
sured and policy assigned Purchasers to pay for oil ne
ceasarY papers. - Ienuary :
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Estate Sale of Valuable Property at AUCTION.
BY JOHN 8 RIGGS.
TUESDAY the 18th inst, at IL O'clock win be sold, ct
the corner of Broad and East Bay streets,
That commodious BRICK TENEMENT THRER-
STORY HOUSE, Nos. % and 25 south aide Of Tradd
street, opposite the old Carolina Coffee House. The
Tenements contain twelve rooms, six In each, with
capacous cstern and well Of water on the premises The
Lot measures thirty feet on Tfadd street and one hun
dred feet In depth, more or less. .zas&
ALSO, .s+5.5.z g.
The VACANT LOT in the Of ths above, and 'front.'
inq on Longitude Lane measuring thirty feet font and
forty feet deep, moro or less. -.
Conditions cash; balance In ons and two
years. secured by bond and mortgages; the buildings TO
be insured policy assigned and the purchaser to pay for
papera. mwA tu1 SsEusrF, z
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BUSINESS NOTICES

Auction Sales This Day.
Bowers suco1 win sell this day. in their store, No.
1877 Meeting street. opposite Market street. at hspast 10
o'clock an assortment Of furniture, chairs stoves &c
A. P. CALDWELL viii sell this day, IN the ware
house No ss Queen street, at II O'Clock, quantity OF
damaged corn and oats.
&W. KNOX will sell this day. at their sales rooms,
No. 1873 Meeting street. opposite the Pavilion HOTEL at 10
o'clock large assortment of dry goods fancy goods,
small wares &c.
BAoKus will sell this day. at his store No. lS6 Meot-
ing street. opposite Pavilion Hotel at ~ ooock piano.
furniture, dry goods. hosieiy, &C.
DuRpEc Co. will sell this day, at their sales-room.
No. 5ss King street. at hap:st % o'clock furniture,
groceries, crockery, dry goods, &C.
A-A-A-A-A-#
Tho hest nvanentic Btters now in use are PAsRNIN's
Henatc Bitters They never fail to give relief Try
hottie. and be convinced For sale by all Druggists
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CHARLESTON ORPHAN HOUSE.
CONTRACTS WANTED TO SUPPLY THE ABOVE
" Institution with BEEF, PORK, VEAL, BREAD and
MILK for the ensuing year.
Scaled proposals must be left with tho Steward prior to
the Sd January next. December 25
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GhR 99al19 Menus.
MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY 7, 1867.
LOCAL MATTERS.

To OUR supsoR1BEns.-We would call the atten-
ton Of those who are indebted to us 'hEousloaS
the country that the old year is closing anu tne'i
accounts ara not yet settled. The price Q, SUI
scription is not large, and will not be mssea non
their plethoric pockets. The first OF January mas
long been celebrated as day sot apart Tor closing
old accounts. and wo would not have our tfsenas
depart from this time-honored custom Monoy IS
the 1,otiro power of every enterprise and news
Ioncrs are no exception. and We respectfully ask
our mr. country sul>acg bers to cash Up and commence
The now voar with clear record.
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FYue Lots and Houses in Wier's Court, Ward

No. 6.
By I. 8. K. BENNETT.
On THURSDAY next the 10th instant near the Old E1-
change st OF Broad and East Bay streets, VIII
sell, at II o'clock,
Those FIVE LOTS, with comfortable HOUSES thereon,
located In Wers Court In Ward No. g. fronting on Lu
cos street Lots measure feet front, by = feet in
depth The Eouses all in good repair and bringing
good rents. Two contain four rooms eaoh and three
contain three rooms each.
Conditions -One-third cash; balance In one and two
years. secured by bond and mortgage Of the property
with interest payable semi.annunily. Hudings 70 De
Ill necessary papers. Janualy y
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THe Noa-1EAsr PAssAGE.-The section of our
CITY lying towards that point Of the compass is at
present in deplorable plight; and if the locality
of The various fords is not known, it is hazardous
experiment to essay crossing. Unless speedy ac1
tian is taken the little ground left Will be swept
away. and it Will be necessary to charter terry.
Boat In order to communicate with the different
payements (P) This is especially tho case at the
corner OF Reid and Hanover and In tho neigh
borhood Of Amherst streets. CHR1sTIAN,ss Slough
of Despond was mere trife to the bog that; huge,
darf and shiny, everywhere meets the eye.
Traditicn: states that there was once drain IN
that neighborhood, but it is only from the records
of the -Aoorigines that wo receive any authendc
account OF such an institution has long: been
lost IN the ocean of mud that now covers the spot
hnt research and exhumation would not only re-
ioice the antiquarian, but would benefit the com
munty. In addition to other evils, the tide which
has been said to wait for no man, acts up TO the
proyerb, and marches in boldly twice day; but
said tide we're taken at the ebb, determined body
of men could soon put stop to his triumphant
progress, and, by little judicious labor, restore
fhis neglected region to q passsbe condition
At the present time, and during the continuance
OF the late deluge the inhabitants OF that section
have hung their backing brushes on the poison
berry trees, for shine soon becomes Of the earth
earthly, and passes quickly away. In their distress
and perplexty they have lifted up their VOICES, and
have requested the City Fathers to rescue them
from muddy grave, and to save their shoes from
reproach. And their petitioners will ever pray, &C.
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CITY TAXES.
nGIHnE nE TIE CITY ASQESSG

By the Mayor.
JanuaryS ". q. SMITH, Clerk OF Council
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lie Plantation near Btublon and House IN
Btufl0n, n

On TUESDAY 22d January ut II o'clock at the north Of
the Exchange. viii be sold,
comfortable two-story DWELLING and OUTBUuD-
Nas, on one C) acre lot, In the town Of Blutfton.
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Fu,nstIre, Plated Ware, DC.
ny N. HUNT & SON.


Commissioners Office November 2ar 1855.
Isnn,rv thm4
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-02-28

@srne8 sluns. - 6srr R...... fubr NIT
isiner 6rau unc SOatsr an stnsm IhSnen SOmmet.
aeene auf einsm 8ausrupaaen BON etnsm bsnaIs
tartsn Gcrfs tpisbsr mad Berlin Suria. Ssns
frau tatts ein gaar @Gnis ssfauft; and bic Ia
sen auf Dem gsassn. 2lls i's ans Sbor famen,
trat ber 3scribrsttsr, benz Setr 81. tsfannt mar,
an BEN Wasen eeran unb iase:
v6absn fe stmas Ascsbares BET flh ?"
vg8ie ct fisbt," antmcttets Ssrr g., sein Yaas
8inis."
Ser S6cri8rsitsr tatts bic nirfltfen 9anis nid
aeieten, er slautte alfc, ss ni ben bic tslbsn rau
snsmmsr camit aemetnt uno iaste laaslno:
vSabren Sis nnr In Gsttss Hamen, iclse SAM
eeten fstne Acdie."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-02-28
sSn oen Gaienlatteu Wlasoeburss.
Bon eepin sdadtn8.

C8prtiesune.)
.9s 1T triher bas @tsleusnt,' faste Der Inter,
pffeisr etmas neinlaut
.@i mas &eslsnentl Wenn man mih hieanirt
gum Dante hafiir, ea6 ih mit tisr nit ben genet.
men @efansensn BASE In cine Gafematte iperrfn laf
fen, 10 fnmmere ih mid nisht mebr um nas, mas RI
trstSen. Sbr mSst bamn Isbsn, ris ibr bisr nit
Der 9oroe fertia rtrbetl~
Ser unterofiieier fhriss absr er fam iekt lans.
fam ndtsr beran; 6robn batte nur mod 2eit, Gfber
bafs fifferno 5u fraeen:
.6aif Du ibsr ben Ssfan8ensn bort brl6en niRss
Ha9eres teraussetrabt?"
Ste fhntslte ben 8cpf rgS 1T, ale Of Biz
Seute nidt germ bapcn rebeten" rerlese Re ebsn fc
Id1e.
Ser untercfiieisr mar i,st tei ibnen. CT a6er,
5eu9te Rb, tpie @nter bas Msiier uno Bic Gabsl ,u
ben leeren Geihirren misher In itrsn Rorb pa6te.
Das iunse MioHen natm bann NIT einem Rummen
&crfniden Ablhieo BON Dem @etan8enen.
Drcbn rief ttr ein freunbliHss: vMuf g8ieber.
ieten = bis morsenl /" mad, unb nab ments Nu.
ssnbliden mar Ct einiam unb einselhlc7en mie por.
ber.
GRbsr tssab iit aus ben fssRunssmsrfsn In bic
@taet III BEN Sraiteur surIf, tei welhem fs
Otenfe 8encmnen 6ate. i'm itrem auf etnen Be,
fiji bes SSntes mad Mtasesburs sslanhtsn uno
oQte 0ermSsenS nurh Equalization beraubten
Water nate letn 81 tDnnen. Dtsieni8en sefansenen
OfEeisre, tpelde Die Dlistsl ba3u bsiabsn, batten
bic Grlautnta i1b aus ben 8ihen pcn Spsiieutr.
tben i6re Mabljeiten brtnsen Su laifsn; unb Of,
mebl oa3u tn Der @esel 2aufburiAen Der Wir,bs
setrau&t uuroen, 70 lief bod Gifber es fib nia,t
nebmen. an ben Sassn, no He ibrsn Brsunb atlein
wubte, islser NIT Dem 6enfsltOrb am arm su ibm
3u Seben nahbem fie einmal auf bte Bitte ibres
Dienfterrn iiatt fstuss srfranftsn Buriaen hislsn
gDes semabt batte. Dieie erhe 8ssesnura stpt.
fAen @fbsr uno bem Dferreihifhsn Sffetsr batts
binsereiAt, um swfaen Beioen pas ernlaafts
SHus' uno Srusbanbni6 entiteben gu laiien, In
bas MIR eben eingemeibt murbea.
Ser Sffetsr nabm, als nas Wabtben iih entfsrnt
Bate, bas 3errsiiene Staf papier, wsldes lie ibm
setraHt, aus Der 8ruRtaihe, uuo naAbsm ct Ft
pteber auf feline Matrase nisSersslaiin, botts Ct
Bic anbern 9apisrfdde, uslae irtr In ietnem Dsf7s
iaben, berpcr, crbnee fe unb filte cine Der 9dden
NIT benz eben erbaltsnen fragment, bas pprtreiflih
binetn pa6te. Damn nabm er bic frabsre 9rbeit
uieoer auf unb cuitdneiste bic TN eebsrfutter
ietner Wsase ansebra4te 3eiAnuus.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-02-28

9aris. Sir mirb bsfanntlih Der Strass
8cts perpabtst unp tetrus Der Yahtstns tn
lsstsn Sasren BON 400. 600 bis 600 600 SSranfe
Die gGAter laiisn ben Sirabsneotb In bslcnes
nafir sinaeriatsts @aume cine ssttlans aufssihte
tst liesm unb faulsn unb perfaufen itn bann
9mnasrne.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-02-28

3u beaGten. Sen. Grunt fat Elm @ireul
psrSifsntlidt, eaB In 3ufunft blos unssrhsiratb'
eeate, bic niat untsr S5ub 3Oa srcs fnS,
bic Ser. ct. Mrmee aufsencmmsn rernen icns
aussr In bas @stsransn. 8ssrps. @prps unb UNI
bic Multfer.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-02-28

- Sm 9aSen hss utrmaasrs Nstter in 0fiir
&en 1T cine ubr aufssitsat bic rcbl su ben fIsi'
fen Der Mslt ssbSrt, na He sinen silterfreuasr
SrSse niht iiberttifft. Sis I6uft auf sebn Jtat
nsn unb 1T als @bsu,ilsttenfncpf Su 6snussn.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-02-28

Gin labmsr Sclbat murbs BON einem
feisr ssfrast, rarum sr nitt 3u 6anle sstlisi
tpare, er fSnnte ia niht iaufen, rcrauf Der Yat,
ertpinsrts: SD mures gclsat, UNI 3u fshtsn, nj
I'm su laufen."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-02-28
= Sn Sannpssr rar oisi.r Sage fOlssnbss pla.

= Sn Sannsper mar bisiir Gage fOlSenees Yla
cat anssialassn:
gSarts, tparte, trarte,
Sc fcn,mt Der 8oneparte -
Ser riro uns nisosr bclen,
a8as ptsubsn uns ssfctlen;
GO eibt uur n Gaiisritaot,
. sitt nur Elm gSten,
go aibt nur Elm 8Guternsf,
ltno nas III Berlin.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-02-28

g. 8. Barnum, Der Tirft bes 6umbuSs,
pon Der rsputlitaniihsn partsi I" Gcnnseticat 8
gpuaresataecrnnetsn ncminirt pcrben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-02-28

Ole 2anbmlisen paren eine fhpn unt,r bem grp
fillten pDrfOmmenee art 2auewebr.
(5srtiesung fDlst.l
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-05-30
For the Lancaster Gazette.
A IseDly

To the Rev. Washington GLADDEN., on tho pro.
prety of Christians indugng in what he
calls "innoccnt aniusemebts," such as games
atchcss, checkers, billiards, whist, and dane
Ing.
When wc debate moral subjects,
our arguments must all be founded
on thus saith the Lord" and St.
Paul says, (Gal. and lG,) 1hough
we or an angel from Heaven preach
any other gospel unto yon than
that which We have preached unto
you, let him be accursed." 1t ap.
pears very presumptuous to bring
up the opinions Of men and women
in competition with the teachings OF
the Holy Ghost. Fifty study
of the Bib has brought me to tho
conclusion that tho biblo teaches
man his whole duty. But | have
not found where gambling and
dancing are enjoined on Christians,
or even allowed, Rom. IL ch.
says, "be di!igent in business fer
vent in spi it, serving the Lord, but
nothing about gambling and dane.
ing. Gal. 5 and "a "They that
are Christ's have crucifod the
flesh with the affections and lusts, :"
but | think that cannot be done by
gambling and dancing, Again /;
(Col. 3 and ID; "And whatsoever
ye do in word or deed, do all in
the name of the Lord Jesus" +"
Now, 10 act as consistent Christ.
ians, we should open and close our
exercises by singing and making
melody in our hearts to the Lord,
and by fcryent prayer imploring
Christ's presence and blessing on
all our exercises for tho time be-
ing. humbly reminding him OF his
promise that where "two or three
are met in my name | am in tho
midst" And should Christ honor
tho circle with his holy presence,
in such a case it would be very
profitable to spend somo time in
the relation ofChristirn experience.
Should the Rov. GLADDEN. be pres
ent think it would be nothing out
of order TO commemorate the dying
sorrows of our blessed Redeomor
for the great things he has done
for us, in granting us the Kingdom
of Heaven and the pleasures Of this
world, by repeating the injunction
Of self denial.
"Tell it not in Gath publish it
not in tho streets of Ashkelon =
lest the daughters of tho uncir-
cumcisod" should laugh. First
Psalm; "Blesscd is tho man that
walketh not in the counsel of the
ungodly." :
DIR. II. FINK.
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Jryy. DAVIS For PRrsIpENr.-As

JEFF. DAVIS FOR PREsIDENT.-As
we supposed would be the case, the
Democracy are seriously consider
ing the idea of nominatingG Jeff.
Davis for President in 1868. The
New York Day Book of last week
indicates its choice as follows:
Mr.. Davis Imprisonment has been
cruel and infamous, but on the
whole, its result has been great
triumph to. himself personally. lie
has vindi&ted hniPosition most
nobly and heroically. and comes
out Of his prison Without stain
upon his honor. III he will now
come out tor a restoration of the
Union uponthe white basis, we do
not see how the Democratic party
could do better than to nominate
him for President. in 1868. Put on
Edgar Cowan of Pennsylvania, for
Vice President, and we do not see
why this would not make a White
Mans ticket that would sweep the
North, restore the Union, and at
once inaugurate "the era Of good
feeling" Tho idea of nominating
Grant and Lee has been suggested in
some quarters, but Davis and Cow.
an would be innitely more ap'
propriate.
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Lost and Found.

The Cincinnati Commercial of
the 23d inst has the following:
Last thursday morning two,
children-one two years Of age
daughter of Mr.. REM, living at Six
mile Switch, near New Albany,
Indiana, the other four years old,
the child OF man who works for
Mr.. RENN-s rayed from the house
into the woods, and were not found
until Saturday evening, having
been lost for fifty,five hours. When
discovered they were sitting hear a
little rivulet, four miles from their
home, engaged in throwing peb-
bles into the stream. The Oldest
child says that all they had to eat
during their wanderings was green
leaves that choy plucked from the
bushes. Both children complained
ofbeing tired and hungry, but were
quite well, with the exception Of
colds they had taken. They lodged
both nights they were out in the
woods, lying down close together
beside q log.
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Extract from q letter OF S. G.
Chandler, Professor of Geology
and Mineralogy, East Middlebury
Vt. +" Mcssrs. r. P. Hall \ Co.
Nashua, N. H. Gentlemen Some
time since whom l was in your city
delivering a course of Geological
Lectures, l procured bottle o
your Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re
newer for tho usO of myself ant
family, and | am happy to state, it
use has proved all that you have
claimed for it. / have recommend
ed it to my friends and noighbors
and in every instance has it giver
perfect satisfaction. This l rOgarC
as due to you and the public"
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Earl Derbv's officiallv exnrossa,

Earl Derby's officially expressed
opinion that the difficulties still
pending between England and the
United States will be amicably ad-
iusted, although proposition made
some time since to arbitrate has
beon rejected, has a significance
more than meets the eye. 1t is
understood that Mr.. Seward, since
obtaining the Russian Possessions,
has been laboring with England to
ret British Columbia, and fill the
gap on our Pacific coast. The
proposition is substantially that we
will abandon the pressure of our
Alabama claims, II England will
cede to US her possessions between
Washington Territory and Wal
Russia. England is anxious to
better her record in the Alabama
matter. She can do it only by
settling the Alabama claims. Civ
ing up q remote and useless colony
would not be regarded by the
British Government as a hardship,
while the settlement ofthe Alabama
claims upon such q basis, that her
commerce will not undcr'her own
precedents be destroyed by any
belligerent, however Insignificant,
whom she may have occasion to
chastise, would be a grateful re-
lief. Therefore it is not improba.
BILE that Mr.. Seward will effect his
obiect.-Gn. Com.
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SPRING FEvER.-Corry O'Lanus,
Of the Brooklyn Eagle, has expert
enccd an attack of tho Spring Fever.
He describes the symptoms as fol-
lows:
Did you ever catch the spring
fever2
1t has caught me slightly, and
l think of reporting myself to the
Board of Health as a case for
quarantine.
If they would send me somewhere
for week or two, where l would
have nothing to do and no board to
pay, | think | should feel better.
Tho symptoms of the spring
fever are vigorous inclination &c
do nothing.
You feel as though you could
stand any amount OF repose.
The spring fever is bad com
plant when you haven't time K
attend to it.
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DTThe Boston Transcript
makes the following parable:
| said in my heart, sail in now,
and have o bully time with the
girls.
But the girls wagged their heads
at me, for l was poor, and did not
dance.
Neither loved l kissing, nor loo.
cream.
l, the Preacher, had seen dane.
ing, and say unto you, young
men, dance and turn away from
wisdom ; so shall yo find favor
among the women.
But cursed is he who hath under.
standing in aday when fools veS
the earth.
For q light foot Is more esteemed
than q well filed head, and o glib
tongue better than silence and
much learning.
A foolis 10 be envied, for he
receiveth favor among women
But woe unto you, wise men
that speak wisdom to the women
for they shall shun you like q toad
And / considered these things
and saw that all was vanity 30
loinef Icnnie Linen n 4 Scotch reel
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What Eyeryhndy Saws

Must be true, is an old proverb.
And it a is fact beyond dispute that
all tell one story about the almost
miraculous cures performed by
Goes Dyspepsia Cure. Chronic
and obstinate cases of Dyspepsia Of
long standing will surely give way
to its curative powers. Indiges-
ton, sick headache, heartburn,
cramps, pains and collie, in either
stomach or bowels, souring and
rising of food, constipation, general
debility, fatulcncy, cannot exist
when Goes Dyspepsia Cure is used
We beg of the afflicted to make the
experiment it can be found at all
drug stories,