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SIC RIT pIsEAsls.
sAMARIfnN eIFfi
SAhARIfATS 0IFn
THE MOST C1RTAIS BEMEBY EVER UsEB.
.o,opr STss, fSsjIys essIrssjo irE
Contains no Mineral, no Bssam, no Mercury.
O.ly Ten Psa, 20 % Take. % Efsa q Owe.
Rs sa y "
Cures in from two 70 four days, and recent esses
SSs 81 Ss q e. ns
eminent n Doctor and Chenille Of the present dsy;
ssc.: ,s e - sssns
Who have been s0rssd 9Th Bsl,sT eOg9yis or her
prio.-M.s ,ao a o. Isasis. n o. sr''i'''
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sOR9FULA UL0ERsi s0REs. spots,
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Iss't e sss's io'llsi "a.
skMARlTANs BOOT AND HIKE JUICE 4. .
scTibed reaches and srdisstes every particle Of
the venereal poison, 90 that the cure is thorough
sag .nd Be healed and do not rassmit Il 70 yo1r
posterfty that for which YOU may repent In afpsr
se>" DO Eer DKsPAIRt
soST AND aEss o
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In many directions with when numeers OF p
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rhss, In besrins down, Falling q the Womb, de-
0s s1a .sSr:ss PHOs Sin Ss1 Sos ne ga.
sAMARITANs WASH
L. In easss q Hyphilis used In connection with the
Boot snd He!b juices:
The sfncscy q these fsmsdis. /. alike soknsv,-
:s;ss y ssis: and patients. rh'' are used
WHAT TIE ff4Y zss Ess shH n rH.sA.As
l. ..s4 ss X.
Tor Venersl diseases In its most customary forms;
iStieip ations promptly and enectuaIly. Known
ssr sess use q sSs% sssssa =
"A....... Hs1 .4.sa.o g. g T. so y vsi..
eslA p .. Q. 1oRp. e.rnsr nth ssrsss ana Penn.
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Is rHE 0 1v Ssy 0oUEF. THIS ora DAY
gesn report q ale: a.ds ~ !: B. Adams,
TSss the ss,: al. ssn . sts %
April NEXT ana il I: luther Ordered that ne :sid
g q IKE .:s nss ss ss e.: sss
modified az thai the said Gutchell pay one thou
in . 4. iSs ss Of the
% the dsss f sI
weeks before said 9Th ARM. RIM: y puRorLI.
Judge Of the Orphans Court.
ss res.;-JAs. 3 o o Din.
TNHIs is TO GIVE notice, IThss the slbsoz.
v..SinstOn CoSsfy, in he bissTies q ooiunb,S..
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
a UCTION SALE OF GOyRRNMENT BUILD.

"A INGS.
HEADQUARTERS P Ses q csi q .sss.ss:
Wa,hington. D. C.. April 8, 1851.
the Of Sao s sITs g.Ss.
Giesson, A, z. M. Vols. on MONDAY, Apriis
ines, situated on Virgins arenus 5etsee Ss an
and 9Th streets, near Maryland avenue, (IsIsnd, >
ONE FKAME BUILDING, tive stories, ssx2t
'1i ssaIh d,n.n
sions.
Bpildisss will be sold siDgly, and purchasers
Terms: Cash, in Goyernment funds.
Major and Q. NJ, Q. s. hhO A.. ohisf g. H.
aps4t Department of Wsshinztonn.
nHsSESF o sEHIR R4 At
CA,sfQrartermaste,'s Ofce, Depot of WasAisr,oa,
r,. oo,., wass'r sag,, O.. April I, 1851.
Oonvslescent. situated between the Long BTidgee
and Alex sndria, will be sold at public Auction on
sdsald aunssf iss UtrHfrE0a Of
Acting Assistant Quartermsster. Sale to son,
These buildings consis, of 81 barracks. .btngls
% officers quarters and other buildings, shingIe
q buildings, felt roof; 2 offices. officers, quar-.
and fence eomprisinS Ios bndines p s sink'
Buildings will be sold sinaly. and sale will be
Terms cash, in Government unas. 'P0Seo o.
The United States reIinquishes the care OF these
O. TOMPKINs,
apa.llt Byt. Brig. Cen, Depot Q. NJ,
CevERNMENY BUILDINGs AT ALEXAN.
VI DRIA AT AUCfION,
CAsV o~srtm.sstn'.o ns., Ds,o. Of wa,As.sts.,,
washington, ID. C., March 80, 1877 Z
By order OF the Quartermaster General. the
buildings known as the Construction Corps Bar.
racks, at AIexaBd ria, Virginia. will be cold AZ
the supervision of Lieutenant Inward Hunter
18th United States infantry, Acting Assistant
Quartermsster, United States Army Sale 70
commence at IL clock noon. "
These Barracks comprise thirteen bufIdinos
ranging from TO u feet in width by frsm TO 81
feet In length Also, Portable Building 10 by IL
feet. Alter which the following at Battery Rodg-
There will slse be sold at the same time the fol-
60 feet finch Lead Pipe.
So feet 2. inch Iron Pipe
$50 feet ]. inch Iron Pine.
$50 feet IL inch Iron Pipe.
s Brass Stop. cocks
Stocking Ranges, incomplete.
Steam Boiler inches by foot 10 inches.
Terms-Cssh, in Government funds:
o. ii. ToMPKINS,
Brig. Gen. and Depot Qusrtermsster.
A EMORY FOB SALE.
CAisf Qua,fsrnaste,'s Onoe. Depstof WasAfsston.l
Wdshsneton, ID. C.. March 90 1851 Z
BY order Of the Quartermaster General. the Gov
and Twenty second, will be sold at public auction
g. Me- ON April 70, Il il rst q
This building is 200 feet By IS feet single roof
CHARLES b. T0MPKINs,
svt Brig ssn S6ssR sf "a Ss.
nh gilt Depot of Washington
lNuRFAU on ORnU NOE
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1907 GRAND EXCURSION 1867
TO IHK -.
PARIS EXPOSITION.
The new and hrst-class ocean -goin g iron Steam.
ship 6ans
HAvA ANA. 2f09G
100 tons burthen. STEPHEN WHITMAN, Dom
mander, win make an EXCURSION from New
York to Hsvre and back, sailing from Pier 40,
North River, on .ff .-.
WEDNESDAY. April 18th. at IL O'Clock m
Taking passengers for Paris, London ana Bremen.
ing passengers holding Excursion Tickets about
six weeks IN Europe.
This magnificent Steamship is divided into
water tight compartments, and has bean newly
furnished and elegantly fitted up expressly for
this voyage. at II.
The HAVANA will only carry first. class pas.
~ A FIJI Band of Music rfl be attached to ii
SHIP. rsr -
Price Of passage, In currency. to Havre $50
and Sl76, according to size Of state room TO
Hayrs and return. $3.50 and $500, according 70
For further particulars and passage apply to
the Agents, 80 ~
MURRAY, FIRRIs 4 CO.,
SO South street, New York.
Or to Moo. Y. BABRY, the Merchants, Union
Lxpfees OompAny, 400 Pennsylvania, avenue,
Mssnlngton. - ~ - NH S0t
o. . EPIANO0. - = =
ON1 Bs,on Raven Piano. Tor Gin. -.
one elnost new l;ecta!s large round mn
corner Socromsn . Srsy eisnS: e216.
AL. g: h1fzlROTT 8 90.
AAeon = Ranlins Oablnet OTeonS. - ~ Nd
WHsx INDIA QlAlllQ. AID ; Z . 2
M. - Z WI AALA9A1 ,SHtI19A
1l--Stfst $50 ffl - FtFft A1&V 8AAVA
-Fses ,sasise =. svaala5s q IS SIS ssfs@ p
,assl - i 80 "a - rlrEsY, .tlH .sss.s q
'Nie .ssr!3azs .
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BOOTS AND sHODs.
n = " s T o = 4.

w HEw sToRE.
The underlined bess leave to inform hi, friend.
M 1w me Ripple generally that he has opened the
nnt1sW GhEAP STORE, No. 500 7th street. n der
oi eiows Hall. where he has on hand gem
"a sssorsmsnt Of Ladies' and Gentlemen ., Boy'a
BOOTS AND SHOES.
a. HeWe nbef the number, 5O2 Ten STRAIT. nna..
USq slows Hall The New Cheap store. 1 fos.
Del ages store aaro,o,
RI .So9PKR LArIMIR, Auctiooeer,
- eou'nWess corner Of Penn. svenue 4 IA i,,b :,
At PRIVATE SALE ssso
pHuTTSoSI OF nrIs class PRIYAPu puaI
O.IOEc, IN central localities o1SA'
Ago; ~ small brfck and Frame Uauepo -th
ttA1W, oesw3en " aehington ana Sis.Sa
large frame HOUSE, With lot "a ~ xAnons
nh is.in o sseSSiisi ss2' EZSc4f1mlR 49,.
inform S!s pa H. wILs0a Beg leave 10
sss, iess sss n.: OK rns;oIsnsd her Dress assins
",1 namehs % ASo issh street, between = and
-. NH l6.lms
NOLOR1D TOY BOOKS, ffoa L0a1o.. -
SSHySoURgce Si10oS Rom fo!le; Lahoulsv-s
- ~ IL Isss -. Isrssly i1as6sas1, ~
6sN SRA1ox 1AYLor
~ - br's ff- .s-fsi e.rss tslf = ~
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DANCING.
"' DANCING.
DR0T6. J. ". B h. p. KRBIS'
DANCING ACADEMY, -
P'nn''l'.ol. avenue. bet. 9Th and 1.h st..

DANCING ACADEMY, -
fsnnsylvania avenue. bet. 9Th and It'll st.,
Opposite Metropolitan Hetel.
-,EEx Uiasses FORMING every evening" Those de-.
sslvass 70 20 sntsr our CLASSES should avail them.
oar S BE- made in this quar- ter for
~Ctrsular, can be had d J. =. Ellis and ". G..
ASssefott 90. y Music Stores W. -
The Hall can be rented for 6oirees, 10,
Days aRd HoWys af Ikision:
Ior Ladies, Misses and Masters, Tuesday and
Saturday sfternosns, from to O'Clock :
Gentlemen , GLASSES, Tuesday and Friday eve.
n1ngs, from to 10 o'clock.
fof further Information, apply during tho hours
etuluon, or address . note to the Academy,
Quarter commencing with the FIRST lesson jas
NJ ARINI'0 FASHIONABLE DANCING
AV4 ACADEMY, AT =
MARlNIB ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
y, between Sth and leth streets,
The last quarter Of this season, prepare
tory e the May Ball, will commence on 6atur.
DAY, march 2. Glasses fer the German are now
N;B.-Priyate instruction given to suit the con-
so1Ioaeo vi tne paHn. SOS
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eEORIT DIsIAsRs-

eAMAlI1AN's 0IyTfs the NEST certain, sase and
eoectual renedy-indeed, the only vegetable RENE
dy ever discovered. Cures IN two 10 four day And
recent cases In twenty four hours. No mineral, no
10 the soldter's hope, and friend to those who do
male, o.. = s-'
eAhAIifANs RooI AND HERB Jurcrs-A yositi Va
sna permanent cure fer Syphilis, Scrofaa, Ulcers,
so ,S SPOT. letters 90. Price e. per bette
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DROPOsALs FOR CATTLE ron INDIAN
l. SERVICE
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTER

Proposals viii be received MP 20 the 18Th day of
tendent OF Indian Ana 70 fer tho Northern su per
intendency, 81 Omaha City. Nebraska, for the
delivery at Omaha City Of the following Stock
800 head Of Milk Cows for the wipnebsso In.
dians. occupytng q reservation in Nebrsska
800 head OF Milk Cows for the 0antee Sioux In
dams, occupying reservation ct the mouth
500 head Of MILK Cows for the Yancton Sioux In
1OO head OF MILK Cows for the Omaha Indians,
- occupying reser walton in Nebraska,
go head Of young American Bulls
SO head Of Beef Cattle, (steers)
The Cows must be OF good quality. American
breed, not less than three more than seven
years Old; Cows with young calves or csWs with
calf, will be preferred. Bry cows viii not be re
years OLD, and the Beef Cattle net less than four
Superintendent Denman will have the right TO
reject any all the bids also, the right to reject
any or oil the cattle IL he deems that the cattle
delivered are not OF the required character.
superintendent Oenman will be authorized te
receive the said cattle and to give vouchers to the
parties delivering the cattle, 70 be paid at the
once OF the Commissioner Of Indians Affairs In
The time Of the delivery of the cattle will be de.
ternfHed by Superintendent Denman who will also
have the power to change the place of delivery
with the consent Of the contractor.
. Good and sufBcient bends will be required for
the faithful fulfllment of the contract.
. Bfds will not be received for q less number thu
the teal number of cows and bulls called for.
the beef cattle. o. II. BROWNING,
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RY NAGLE b CO, Apctioneers.
- Salesroom No. 293 Penn, avenue,
Between 9Th and 10th SITS.
HA0LE co will give their personal attention
70 the sale Of Real Estate and Household Furud.
ture. Also, to the sales OF stocks Of Groceries
Wines, Liquors, ard Merchandise Of every de-
seriptfon, Horses, Carriages, Harness, &c.
Liberal cash advances made on consi gnments.
Regular Sales at our salesroom every TUES
DAY, THURSDAY; and SATURDAY, at 10
O'Clock: NAGLE 90,
Jall-u Auctioneers.
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RY COOPER 4 LATIMER, Auctioneers,
II Late clerks with j. q. McGuire a 90 \
Southwest corner Of Penn'a avenue and nth NJ .
Star Office Building.
TRUSTEES SALE.
LEAsIHOLD AND VALUABLE WHARF
PROPERTY FOOT OF 10TH STREET, THE
W udAtdu ITSELF, GOAL SCALES, &C., AT
Under and BY virtue Of deed of trust, bearing
recorded I'm Liber 4: M. H., No 8, foiios sli ct
seq, will sell. at public auction to the highest
bidder and bidders, en- TIL URSDAY, the lIth day
of April, A. b 1867 at 10 O'Clock m at the Goal
Yard lately occupied by o. W. Palmer, situate at
or %, the m Of ndsns and
Mare, Cart and Harness; one Black Horse, Cart
and Harness; one Straw Cutter and Stable Tools:
one Baggy and Harness; enc Iron Safe Office Fur
niture, Desks, Pigeon Holes, Stove, Crowbars,
Axes, Saws. Coal Screens 6hevels, Signs, Scales,
Zone set of Fairbanks Scales) one Goal Office all
Plank and Lumber I'm the place; one Stable Lime
House, Wood Shed, Timber and Gates,
AT clock .. m, on the same day, the prem
fses the W hart known as " Planners Wharf, sit.
nate at the feet of 10th street west said city of
Washington. together with three tsl Coal Tubs.
l1b Coal Barrews, one set Fairbanks Scales one
Coal Screen, Rak es and shovels.
TIE interest of one Orson W. Palmer Of in and
to the unexpred leasehold of said Wharf Prom
erty situate at the foot of said 10th street in the
city OF Washing ton, under and BY virtue Of a
lease heretofore executed by William A. Bradley
and William A. Bradley, Jr:, in favor of said o.
Terms Of sale Cash. ......
A THOs. BRADLEY, Trustee.
NH 2O-ee&dS C0OPER LATIMER. Auots.
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HALL 4 PLANT,
PLANTS BUILDING,

HALL PLANT,
..t. PLANTS BUILDING,
Corner New York avenue and I5tn street,
entrance on New York avenus3
Dealers in fine FAMILY GROCERIES, TEAS,
WINES, IMPORTED LUXURIEs, &C., &C.
would respectfully notify their friends and the
public that they have Just opened their New Gro
Gerry Store, where can be obtained any article usa
ally kept in . first class Grocery. Without at.
tempting to enumerste our large, fresh and well.
selected stock, we cordially in wife the public to
examine our stere and stock, believing We shall
not fail to give entire satisfaction to ali who may
favor us with their patronage.
We call especial attention to our assor tment Of
TEAS and CoFFEEs, which have been elected
with great care for purity. Dealers will find
fine assortment to select FROM and our prices to
suit.
Goods delivered promptly in any part Of the city.
jan ssm
sSs a4 NlGHr e cow .Da
here, q the newest and most beautiful designs rs
and sale GS SsS5
ths ,srss:s ~anCisetsEsr here Of sh: kind
and price, ana are determined, at whatevsr cost.
to aa as sTaM H0f Is f. %S
Oar rspu,sen a. .1 III. Only Practical s..mp.r
here insured ladies' that no injariOus
work in the hands Of those who buy . few blocks
and prssi H,a,t sheM'syss sss%gs5s st:mpins,
'ss IT. sS::.s s:s 81 Ss
WANTHD.10.0O0L LADIES to know that At
w the New stamping Rooms, l39 9th street, o ..
Sssortment Of Patterns ever onsrsd here Tor
Gioaks, Sales. Alrons, Joesys. weists, Yokss,
talg. Also. designs for Pillow Gases, Ottoman
CHAIR Covers, Pianos, and. in short, every varisfv
Frtsoh naehins end Prsctisai ptsuDsr, and
have rsdo sfy e; d REtHf . pnR wrnr.
We make md stamp any pattern brought M.
Brsads, Sfik and Working Cotton very low. 81
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

0B01H 0HnDUl0 ANDINRLAMNAroRY
6afSEs aR ss EEfiSg ssslY spf;s
sp lseaW - - 3. G. FORD, Agent. =
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DOR1ABLn
STEAM lNaIHrs.

OonbininS To maximum Of e@cienoy. dueahluey.
and economy, with the minimum Of veleht ~
price. They ere widely md lhvorahly knovn,
nero AAA 500 being II usS. Al vaRrantsd satas.
faetosy, o. - seas. Descriptive sirsllas ssns q
application. a0drOe - ehf AK
,. o. 10ApLuY 3 co.. has
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RY C00PBR LATIMBR, Auctioneers,
u Late clerks with Jas. o. Mcclure Do ,
Southwest corner Penn q avenue and II tn st Star
Office Building,
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- il.lsS sew -aafTff sstsfrts fffl ere n
-hh h-sfs e. nfrf'Fa ie azaE .5iasT .ee sn =
C d nas csffg satSelgss e q g :.
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RlMKDIAL IHs7ITUTn ROE SPECIAL
u OASIS.
H. IA Bond street Hsv Vast

a., No. II Bond street. New York.
~Tun Information, with the kirks,t ta,tis.o-
staLy Also. Book on Special Diseases, IN sealed
eavetope, ssntfree. ~ Be- sSys asd send for them,
80 toN ntU rot ,eer0 u: for. - advertising ply
neians are generally snnpostors, Without yet,escss
no esrenger should be trusted. Enclose . stamp
IL Bond street. New York no Is. DkWIy
~ nARR!A 0D AID OELIBAOY, AND THE
HsDDiness OF True Manhood.-An Essay for
Young Men on the Crime Of solitude, And the
Pathological Mirrors, Abuses and Disc ses which
CT eate pedments to Marriage, with 90 re- m ans
Of Belief. Sent in sealed letter envelopes free Of
charge. Address DR.. J. SKILLIN HOUG1TON,
HOWARD Association, Philadelphia, Pa. Ja II -m
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nm s mi ne o cs1R
AHossS o. So = h1i,.S:Ess;: ssssFs,Iy;
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WHAT tn. ffQQ zsg Ess EAT n rHnsAnAE

Ma, FEB. %, iss4...I have great seiasfsotisn IN
Tor Veneral diseases In Its most customary forns:
thst have used them with Judgment, discretion
and properly, and, have found them respond 20 INV
~ ticip ations promptly and e{ectuaIly. Known
their composition have the fullest oonnde noe fn
IFSSo1nsnd shsn strongiZ, , .ow-
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RY COOPER 4 LATIMER, Auctioneers
ID Late clerks with J. q. Mcclure a 90 \
Southwest corner Of Penn'a avenue and nth Ut
Star Office Building
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-01-30

since, slcigh-liding
We were 'ollicbing party. you'd have said
had you seen us,
That started for -, all rampant for fun /;
And we'd have collared him instant the grave
ignoramus,
Who'd have dared to approach us with ought
but pun.
Laughing girls, the bells music, snow dancing
and whirling,
Gave zcst to our feelings as fast we sped on !;
But we soon sought for comlort-the wind 1t
blew stnging-
Meath the robes. the warm coats and the fold
of the arm.
"Git out now, you bet !" had "tall tines
for one
And might have had longer had our luck but
held on;
Was ever an accident half so provoking p
The sled overturned and we were plunged in
''run"
Oh glory departed! vain sighs ofregret
Slight screams S Of terror garments oil wet
"What nice pickle" ga5ped out poor
"Tom."
"Come, pick up the dry goods and let's get
along!"
A half mile between us and the hearth-stones
warm glow
Was quickly passed over on the soft, yielding
snow;
Cavalier-lke we tgudged it, the girls in the
sled,
Alas for the romance !--none there-it had
fled
Round the old-lashioncd fre-side, the lure of
itsflamc,
Drew moisture from garments. revived spitirs
again
The smiles OF our hostess to our enjoyment
was lent,
But the 'tear" i'll my feelings proved too great
aren't.
Now, you 'Iizzies" and "Lidics' and "Alol-
lies" and all,
tom, " Fred Dos, Harry respond to
my call;
Hear what tell you, don't urge me to ride
For I'm sick of the sport--have no care to
slide
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-01-30

am sn engineer. Ever since the
road was laid, I've travelled over it
every day, or nearly every day of my
life.
For good while I've had the same
engine in charge-the San Francisco
The prettest engine on the road, and as
well managed, if say it, as the best.
1t was south western road, running
we'll say, from A. to z. AT A. my
good old mother lived, at u, had the
sweetest little wife under the sun, and a
baby and I always had dollar or two
to put by for rainy day. Twas an odd
kind of a man. Being shut up with
the engine, watching with all your eyes
and heart and, inside and out, don't
make man talkatlve.
My wile's name was Josephine, and l
called her 10. Some people called me
unsoclable, and couldn't understand
how man could feel friendly without
saying ten words an hour So, though
had few old triends--dear ones, too
i had not as many acquaintances as
most people, and did not care to have.
The house that held my wife and ba-
bies was the dearest place on earth to
me, except the other house that held my
old mother up at A.
I'd never belonged to club or mix.
cd myself up with strangers in any
such way, and never shonld ifit hadn't
been for CRANKY. You see CRANKY
was one of the shareholders, q hand-
some, snowy fellow l liked to talk to
him and we were friends. He often
rode from T. to A, and back again with
me, and once he said:
You ought to belong to the Scientific
Club, Guelden.'
Never heard of it, said l.
Il am a MEMBER, said he.
'We meet once a fortnight, and have
ajolly good time. We want thinking
men like you We have some amongst
us now. III propose you if you like
Twas fond Of such things. and I had
an idea that l fancied ! might be worth
something. But then an engineer don't
have nights or days to himself, and the
club would take one evening fort.
night from 10. l SAID:
III ask her. II she likes IL, yes.'
ASK whomT SAID he
'Jo,' said I.
If every man had asked his wife
every mans wife would have said, cam
spare you my DEAR and we should have
had no CLUB at ALL said CRANKY.
| But l made no answer. AT home
J told 10. She said:
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-01-30

We, in the North, who are accustom-
cd to repeated snow storms every WIN
ter, find it difficult to co nceive of a
place where winter comes without snow.
In New Orleans snow storms are rare
visitors, and the New Orleans P,cayune
has published record Of them during
the present century 1t states that in
December, 1860, snow fell for the first
time IN twenty years. Snow again fell
in 1917, and again on New Year day,
1922. The next snow storm was on
February 9th, 1881, after which twenty.
ono years elapsed before the next snow
storm occurred, 1859. Since that 70.
riod no snow has fallen in Louisiana
these five snow storms being the tota
number recorded in elghty-saYen years
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-01-30
A MOTHERS LOVE.

Happily, mothers love is something
upon which the great majority of man,
kind can look back-reverently and
fondly look back-ior an objective rep
resentation of its main characteristics.
On, the unselfshness OF it! How,
months before it can be returned by anv.
thing beyond a momentary dance Of
light in her childs eyes, or curvature
OF its toothless mouth into smile, or q
crow, or fling of the limbs, expressive
OF enjoyment, 1t pours itself on in SEEM
ingly wasteful superabundance, intent
upon giving rather than receiving, re-
,joicihg to minister rather than be minis
tered to, accepting without murmur
days OF care sometimes flecked with pain
and nights of broken rest, and rendering
without stint unnumbered services which
to others would be self denial, but the
irksomeness OF which her ever gushing
affection, without a moments pause Of
self-consciousness, ceanses away, and
renders Invisible And then the patti
ence and long suffering Of 1.-THE faults
it will cover over with its ever.rea adv
mantle. the negligence it will drop tears
over in secret and openly forgive. the
atfronts it will survive, the disappoint-
ments 1t will endure and conceal, the
ingenuity it will display In devising
plausible excuses and even satisfying
reasons for manifest wrongs, and the
eagerness with which it will take upon
itself, II possible, the consequences OF
transgression.
There is nothing quite like it in this
world Of ours-nothing so morally beau
tiful; a settled, selt,sustaining love,
which can traverse wide deserts, and,
like the camel, keep itself alive upon its
little boards Of remembered joy, when
all other love iails-the one human love
that spends itself wholly upon its objects,
and the roots of which even ingra,itude
cannot entirely kill. But, when re-
turned, as in some measure it mostly
will be, 10 what strength and beauty of
self-sacrlfce will it not grow!-yet. under
any circumstances, chiefly sorrow
bearing love, of which the joys are cares,
the duties are inhictlons of pain upon
itself, the pride is nourished to be be-
slowed elsewhere, and the fondest gain
Is the sorest loss. About every true
mother there is the sanctity OF martyr
dom-and when she is no more in the
body, her children see her with the ring
of light around her head.