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.WHISKERS ,
AND '.,J - .&.'
M u ST ACHESI I

FORCED to grow upon the smoothest fact! IN
from three to five weeks by using DR. SEW
lGNE'S RESTAURATEUR CAPILLIAIRE.
the most wonderful discovery in modern
science, acting upon the Beard and Hair in
an elnoat miraculous manner. 1t has Been
used by the elite of Paris and London with
the most fattcring success. Names. of all
purchasers will be registered, and:if.nr1re
satisfaction is not given in era-5 Instance, the
money will be cheeuiany refunded. Price
by mail, sruir,lnhd postpaid, 81. Descrip-
tive circulars and testimonials mailed free.
Address BERGER, SHUTS & co., Chem
lists, No, 2S5 River S,feet, Troy, N. Y, Sole
agents for the Uuised States.
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The Commissioners
Of the Poor

W. III. meet in Camden on Saturday the
W 2Qlh Inst. Ministers of the Gospel,
Physicians Magistrates, ard Planters through
c'lt the Tuwn and District arc resp ,ctfully
requested 70 hand in lists. previous 10 that
time. Of all persons. both white and colYrcd,
whom they know to pc in destitute circum-
stances. AS the amount of ft'cstituion IL vary
great, and !he supplies ut the disposal of tic
Commissioners are limited it is exceedingly
Ilhnortant that the list should only contain
the nA,ncs of ti,oae persons who are absolute
ly suffering for bread and cannot otherwise
obtain It
iiy order Of the Buar,l.
}. \. SCiIROCk
Clerk,
tpril II. IT.
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New Barber Shop.

(iEORGE Mclean respectfully announ,
Vt ccs to the public that he has opened q
Shaving and Hair Dressing Saloon in the
sout!,cas: corner Of the Mansion House. Eit
respectfully solcits the patronage OF tho clll'
zcnS, and hopes, - pol:tc attention to The
wants of his pa!rcns, to merit liberal en-
cpura@cnent, jan t'--oh.
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BEA UTY 4 :
Au6m~, GQIzea, Wa%sa md t%lhc''


PRoprcEp by the Use nr Prof DEBREUH
FRl>EH LIE CHEEEUN. One application
warranted to curl the most straight and stub
born hair Of either sc% into waYy ringlcts, or
heavy massive curis. Has been useI'hv the
iushiunallcS Of Paris and London with thc
most gratifying results. Does no injury ~
the hair. Price by mail. sealed an'i. postiait..
81. Descriptive Circulars '-.Slicd free, ..L-
drass BERGER, SHIFTS & CO., Chemists,
No. 2so i,ivc' H., Troy, :. y, Sole Agents
iUr the ted States.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FREE TO EVERYBODY.

\ Largo PIP. Circular, giving informa-
tion Of thn greatest Importance to the young
Of both sexes.
1t teaches how the homely may become
beautiful the dcspiscd respected, and the
iursaken loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fail to
send their Address. uId receive copy post
paid, by return mail.
Address, p. o. Drawer. -.
Troy, \. !.
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Tho tobacco now on hand in the
counties Of Halifax, Pittsylvania,
Franklin and Henry in Virginia, ari
Rockingham an;l CaswclI, in North
Carolina, is estimated to he worth
$4,000, 1000. The crop OF Pittsyl-
vania alone is placed at $4,000, 200.
These estimates arc based on careful
researches.
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Prime Hams,

DACON SIDES and Lard. AlSo-NailS,
- Hoes, Spades, Plows Corn shcllcrs, C,l-
ting Knives. Pruning Shears, Axes, Garden
Flows, Forks, Rakcs, &c-Also best Teas
Spiccs, Gelatine, Extracts. Of Superior quail
ty, Yeast Powder, Mustard, Sozodon'' Sra'i,-
dinc's liquid Glue, Pomatuln Furniture roi-
ish. Refined So'la &c. 10 be '"""a "' 10"
= '''' IVA T.. ". B0NNgYS'.
March ri.
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Ey.ecutOr's Motice!!

IL PERSONS holding claims asainst,
~ DANL GASki.S, Decd late Of Kershaw
DIST viii present them, legally attcstc,l, and
those liiI!ehted. will make payment immcdi-
a;cly.-No I'D ,h,lgcncc will be given,
JNO. J. TR.tNTHAAT,
March 90 .h.--ll Exor.
s1ND"ARl i. CANTEY is my authorized
~ ugcr.t during ny absence from the State.
Mare, ,l.-.t. L. ". CANTET.
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ANOTHER IynLlN MASSACRE is an.

ANOTHER lynlAN MAS2acRE Is AT
nornccd. For t Nnfnrd, in Drkctu
Territory, al the r';int where the Vel
low Stone falls Into the Missouri river,
was garriSoncd by eighty soldiers,
under command nrCulu..~l E.s&l:.%.
Hostile Indians had for some time
been seen in the neigEl5orhood, and
Yecently a force Of from 2J99 70 $500
OF them surrounded the fart, and, after
a severe contest, in which tic !r'l;aus
were several times rcpul$e'l, lie gar
a'ison WAS ovcrpowerel and every man
put to the knife. Colonel RANKIN,
Ills wife and child arc among the VIC
tins. 1t is thought that tic Colonel
shot his w;fc to prevent her bring
captured. L is reported that 3QD
Indians were killed and nearly 1000
wounded. This. and the massacre
som time ago at Fort Phil k"arncy,
show that the $lvagns on Ike frontiers
arc thoroughly hostile.
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STRAXED

9TEOM the subscriber on the night of the
9th ult. one horse Mule. name and tail
reached. shod all round. color, between
brown and mouse. $500 reward will be
gvcn tur tho the recovery of said mule.
W. II. BURGESS.
Statchurg Sumter Dist. sc.
April II
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Tax Notice.

HEDEnED, That Tic Town Tax Books be
~ c'oScd on Saturday the 9th Inst. and
that after t!ia: time executions be issued
against all ici&ulI":s. Extracts from the
minutes,
J. \. S('HROCK,
April II, 2t elk. Of Council
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State of South Carolina,
RERSU.i u DISTRICT.


IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Mary f. Shaw, vs.. Il. L. Adamson-1'' sclarq-
ton ia Foreign -iHachm,~.t.
WHEREAS, The Plaiai"I., dill ~ thc 9th
day of january, 1867 file lcr dcclaration.a-
galhsi inc ucicn ant, WHO (as it is said) is
absent lroD' and without the limits of this
Ss't'c' Ind has neither wife nor attorney
kh" .cn within the same, upon whom II copy
O? The said declaration might be served il is
therefore ordered, that The said defendant
do appear, and plead to the said deelarati"n'
on or before the 10Th day OF january next,
which will be in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty eight. 9TH
crwisc final and absolute Judgment will then
be given and awarded against him.
". CLYDUHN, C.. .. =. 4 G. s.
Clerks Office, Kcrshaw District.
Jan lily.
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Notice,

( Ill persons having Claims against the
\ estate off,. Il. DOHi will present them
,'HIy aitcstcd. and those indebted will make
immcG:ntc payment (" J. Is. kERSIIAW, my
legal Attorney.
\. BREEiRD, Admir-
Apr. J. III.
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C2TSPEN COMA,

Tor tWzOlg Tie UaV Of ether Sec into
Wary a;sd Glossy Riaglsts or Heary
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ID can beauti!y themselves thousand fold.
1t is the only article in thc world that will
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delightfully."- pcrirmrri, and is the most COM
plcte article Ct The kind ever offered to the
American public. The Crispcr Coma will bic
sent to any address, sealed and postpaid lfor$1.
Address all orders TO
W. l.. CLARK & CO., Chemists,
70. 3 West Faye'te Street, SYRACUSE, N. Y.
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TaE .:%,SiiCe.

TVNlIE E"o;ls frr ?>$c' smcnt AMI RECEIVING
the .:%:.cs III: Ncgs;'nw Instruct; are now
omen a. the Store 81 Mcdonald x McCErry'
and will be X ?; pi,.n ill t'c first Of June,
ai Which tiI,a l:;y vii! lie closed, and all
,leraultvrs douhla-i"Xrd,
The books ~ Ike quarterly returns OF the
sulcs cl Mcr.':,an,:>c, &C.. &C open ut the
ann. ,,!.cc Ii,,: hr*; qr;.r:cr ends on tao
.,r.. n y.ar.s. ia.;. II. PATE,
,,.r,h ii T. G. K. Q.
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TIaia,ru.ia Z. y. L?-2.-2 Et*o.
CtHE reveals secrets 100 mortal crcr knew.
y She restores to happiness those wAo,
from rloeful crnn:s, ca,astl0pHc&. crosses III
love, less OF relations "::i i"icntS, loss oi
money. &C., have become desr9ndHft. She
brings together those long separated, gives
information concerning absent friends CT
lovers. restores lost CT ;;o.cn property, tells
,.o;, the business %JN arc best qualified TO
pursue and wi!;,t yi:i will be most successful,
cars.s .,,cly marriages aEd tells you the
very lav you will marry. gives you the EGmo,
l;l;enc:: unl characteristics Q! the person.
She reads your very thoughts, anu by hcr
almost supernatural powers unveils the dark
and hidden 1iSirrics Of the future. From
the stars we see in the tirimaMcnt- MGlchc
stars the overcome or prcdomlnatc In the
coufir,IiYtiuu--from The aspects and positions
of the nlanris nni the fixed stars III the ncnF-
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The greatest As;rolugist on earth. 1t costs
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scrt nv mail Oh rcceipt OF price above mcn-
,:nncl The s:::ciest sectc$y Will BE- main
ta;nr,I, and all correspondence RETAINED or
Irs,rnyc,, references Of the highest order
furnished i!lo$c desiring them. %rits splainIy
the day Of the month and year in which yoI'
were born, enclosing a small lock of hair.
Address, MADAME II. \. PERhIGO,
7. o. DRAWER 1G3, BUFFALO, y, \,
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SPRING GOODS, 1867.


T AM now receiving my sPRI2iG STOCK
Dress Goods, Laces and Embroidcrics
Calicocs, Ginghams and Hosiery
Bleached, brown and cold Domcstics
Cassimcrcs, Twccds and Drillings
Ready~made Clothing, Hats, &c.
Ladies', GcnSemen's and Children S
Shoes and CATERS, Of very supe-
rior quality.
The above Goods have been selected per-
sonally, since the recent decline in prices,
and will DC sold at Il very moderate advance
for cash
ROBERT N. KENNEDY, Agent.
Marce %. If
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Notice.

4! IL persons, white and black, nrc posi-
y lively prohibited from Hunting, Fishing
or rrcspassing upon any of my lands. Al
permits heretofore granted ale withdrawn
Against all hereafter trespassng, the law will
be risidly enforced.
JOHN 2URDELL.
Kcrshaw District, March II. IT.
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CRTSPER COMA.

Oh. she was beautiful and fair,
With starry eyes, and radiant hair,
Whose curling tendrils soft, cntwined, ,"
EnchGincd tho very heart and mind.
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FERTILIZER.

M APES NITROGENIZED SUPERP HOS
III pIATE OF LIME, for Cotton, Corn
Wheat, Vegetable Crops, sc.
All Of lis Phosphatcs are in condition to
becomeHuickly soluble in the soil, and avail
able to the crop. The animal matters, blood
and hesh, yielding ammonia, produce all ear
ly start and vigorous growth, enabling the
plant to appropriate phosphates and other
valuable ingredients of thc Fertilizer for the
complete dcyclupcmcnt Of tlc lint of Cotton
grain of Wheat, and crops generally.
Sold bg-----
KINSAIAN & HOWELL,
sole Agents. 1853 East Bay, Charleston, S. C.
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ANOTHER NiHGTlSG.-t,hc culorc;l
people of Charlotte, n. G., held Il
1nccting on last Saturday night, to
select delegates to Il convention to be
held in Raleigh. The G"%rsiias
says:
''.All spoke in u coacilatory man
her, s}rowinsa 4 strong disposition to
gain the aid and counsel aid good
feeling Of our white citizens. We
were struck with the remarkable good
logic and sound advice Of apmc Of the
speakers to their co!orcd friends, and
if they will but follow the advice civ,
en-, much good must result thcrcfrom
One speaker said he had worked hard,
cd since he has been free than he eycl
did while in slavery, aHd argued ;haj
it was the duty Of hi; race - work
that freedom did not give the right tt
be idle, but the right to provide fol
ones self by his own free will. Ii!
decd, all the speakers gave goot
advice
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TO Planters.

GJLOW STEEL, from 10 II inches wide
L IRON, from l 10 inches wide.
For sale low for cash. by
e. J. McDOWALL.
March II. If
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NOTICED!

T 70 here by f'oTcwarn all pr,rsons from
L tra.iingo Or tra:'icing with my wife Eliza
beth Sanders. VII no. t.,.y any ofkor con-
tracts or debts.
April t. RICHARD SANDERS
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SENTENCE OF Rev. Il. S. ARTHUR.
1t WAS mcMtioncd in our columns, Il
few weeks since, that all Ecclesiastical
Court had ccnvencA at this place, for
the trial of Rev. Il. S. ARTHUR,
formerly pastor of Christ Church,
Grccnvillc, for uan;nistcrial conduct.
The Court was in session several days,
and fcr both the prosecution and The
dcfcnccablc counsel appeared
We are informed there were zinc
specifications to ihe charge. Ofthesc
the accused was found guilty Of ore.
The sentence of the Court is-ivc
years suspension from ministerial Ia
hor. Mr.. ARTHUR has thus been
officially notified, as we are informed
by friend who saw the official t3c%-
mcnts.-GrccnriWc .IoaE,Gtiictr.
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in escaping, and the paymastcr WAS
cashicrcd for the deficiency in his
accounts. Since that event, the
Northern detectives have been stcadi-
ly engaged i'll tracking the thief; but
have only recently succeeded i'll spot
ting him. He had purchased Il plan
tation near E;listo, and was living i'll
the full enjoyment Of his ill-gottcn
wealth when surprised by the detcc-
tiyes.-CNars$toH .Tcgrs.
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ks;THOLOGY!
g,E;e gssowEs5 s2s5oaa6shs&

At TTE IyOHDERrCi. REVELATIONS
NAME pY mtt" GREAT !:STHOLOGIST,
TyGa E-.a Il a E22TCC.
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The most valuable and perfect preparation
in use, for giving The skin u beautiful pearl
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saI.lc leaving it white aE'' ciearas aialAsier,
Its use cannot be detected by the closest scru-
tiny. and being IL vegetable preparation is
perfectly harmless, 1t is the only arti".c Of
the kind use.l by the French, and sconsi' ,,.rcd
by the Parsian as iudinc cns3,hIc to q perfect
toilet. Upwa"'Ss 10000 bottles were SOLD
during re past v"...., suffieicntg uarantee Of
its ettlcarSv, Price only - cents. Sent by
M, postpaid on receipt of an order, b.
BERGEG. SHUTS & Co., Chemists,
2S5 River ST., Troy n. Y.
March II. ~.
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EXCItANGE HOTEL.

IL Bht9OMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
The undersigned having purchased this we'll
known ana centrally-locatedh house, the Exchange
Hotel, situate on MAIN STREET, in bloomsbury,
immediately opposite the Columbia County Court
House, respectfully informs his friends and the
public IN general that his house is now in order
who may he disposed to favor IL with their Gus
TOM lie has spared no expense ia preparing the
neither shall there be anything wanting 6on his
parO TO minister to their personal comfort His
house is spacious, and enjoys an excellent busi-
ness location.
Omnibusses run at all times between the Ex-
change Hotel and the vario sralroad depots, by
which travellers Will be pleasantly conveyed to
and from the respective stations in due time to
meet the cars. JOHN f. CASLOW.
Bloomsburg, March %, 1866.
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Choite 2oetru.
I'M LONELY SINCE MY MOTHER DIE,

I'M lonely since my mother died,
Though friends and kindreds gather near,
cannot check the rising sighs, ~
Or stay the silent heartfelt tear;
OF earthly friends she was the best,
My crring youthful steps to guide,
Oh! do not smile because weep,
I'm lonely since my mother died,
CHoRus-Tm lonely since my mother died,
Though friends and kindred gather near
cannot check the rising sigh,
Or stay the silent heartfelt tear,
You may not deem 1t brave or strong,
TO let those tears so often flow,
But those who've lost mothers love
Can tell the pain OF my sad woe,
Could but call her back again,
And kneel once more down By her side
ia love her better than before,
I'm loRcly since my mother died.
CHoEr5-I'm lonely since my mother died.
On, You who have u mother dear,
Let not n word or act give pain
But cherish, love her with your life,
You neer can have her back ag ain.
Then when she's called from you away,
Across deaths dark and troubled tide,
In pain with me you need not say,
I'm lonely since my mother died.
CHoRrs-I'm lonely since my mother died.
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DER GRENDED.

En- buh kumt ais vom Stetel raus
Und geth ans backestch Schulhaus:
FIR is en- glicd Won der string bend,
Er vert ais der grpndmd cement.
Err segt "Ich bin en- alte rat,
Nom spiele wer Ich gar net mat"
Er hot die best geik in der lot,
Sic hot ihn doch noch nix gebat.
Sic geik is gut, der spieler schlecht,
Dcs Spiele geht ais ME net recht:
Der Grmnd@d gleicht die med all gut,
Er lacht ais wan cr spiele dut.
Sci kopr is grosz, sci geili is gut,
Er hot ali INNER FISCHER NUT;
Der Grwndgd spielt bal tag und nacht,
Tn vert am end ust ausgelacht.
Ach, Griendwd heb del kopp doch grad,
Del halls wachst grum, sci wer jo schadt
En- spieler musz der kopp grad hewe,
Num spiele kan er sunst net lewe.
Mchner will ich doch net sage,
rs kumt noch raus in wenig tage:
Es gebt vieleicht en- hurte pill,
No mag cr lache vie or will.
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Executors and Administrators Notice $500; Au-
ditors Notice $3.50. Other advertisements inser-
ted according TO special contract.
Business notices, without advertisement, twenty
cents per line.
Transient advertisements payable in advance
all others due after the first insertion.
Re- 1t is in all cases, more likely to he satisiac-
tory, both to subscribers and to the Publishers
that remittances and all communications respect
ing the business of the paper be sent direct TO the
office of publication All letters, whether relating
to the editorial or business concerns Of the paper
ana all payments for subscriptions, advertising
or jobblng, are to be made to and addressed
BROCKWAY Il FREEZE,
"C5lunbian O0ce,"
BLooMsBURG, PA.
Printed at Robison's Buildings, near the Court
House, by CHAs. VI. NANDERsLICE,
FRANK H. SNYDER.
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lT is estimated that there are thirty
two and one-half millions of sheep in
the loyal twenty States and two terrific
rics. 1t is Supposed thattheannual num-
Der of lambs will be over twenty-iour
millions,
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EORK'S HOTEL,
L GEORGE w. MAUGER, Proprietor.

The above wcl-known hotel has recently under
gone radical changes in its internal arrangements
and its proprietor announces to his former custom
and the travelling public that his accommodations
for the comfort of his guests are second TO none IN
The country. His table will always De found sup,
Diird not 6nly with substantial food, but with all
The delicacics of the season. His wines and IL
quors Except that popular beverage linown as
"lE,IfeuTy"j purchased direct from the importing
houses are entirely pure, and free from all poi
,nnous drugs. He is thankful fora liberal patron
we in the past and will continue to deserve Il IN
The future. tEOR6E W. MAuHfh'
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HOTELS AND SALOONS.


ON G pom HOTEL
'IiE undersigned having leased ana re. furnish
Ell in good style the above well-known House.
situate
AMONG THE MOUNTAINS
IN the borders of Columbia and Sullivan counties
IN one of the most beautiful and henlthful regions
in the state; is fully prepared to accommodate
visitors and sojourners
WITH THEIR FAMILIES.
The Pond and streams are well stocked with
delicious fish of many kinds including
T II 10 L I \ y ID PIKE
and boats in good order will be kent for fine me-
cOmmOdatiOn and amusement of quests either
for fishing or pleasure excursions upun this bpnti-
tiful sheet of water Which is
SEVERAL MILES IN EXTENT
surrounded by an extensive Forest there is for
dcd to the huntsmnn splendid field for his own
peculiar sports, and exercise with his
BOG AND GUN
His l.ardcr will be always provided with the
dcltcuclcs of tine season and lis Bar stocked with
PURE LIQUuRS. The House is large and commo-
dous the Stabling extensive and safe
The House Is reached from several points on
no bloomsburg Il Laciawanna Railroad; and is
splendid place TO pass the hot months of sum
mch - b. II. HANIIURST.
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JOSH BILLINGS ON CoURTsHIp.-
Courtin is luxury, it is ice water, it is
the pla spell of the sole. The man who
has never courted has lived in vain. He
has been blind man among landscapes,
hehas been II def man in the land of hand
organs and by the side of murmurin
canals. Courtin is like two little springs
OF water that start out from under a
rock at the foot of the mountain. and
run down hill, side by side, singin,
dancin, spatterin each other, eddyin,
and frothin, kasladin, now hidden un-
der the bank, now full of shadder, by
emby they jine, and then go slow.
am in favor of long courtin il gives the
party chance to find each Others trump
cards. 1t is good exercise, and is just as
innocent as merino lambs.
Courtin is like strawberries and cream;
wants to be did slow, and then you have
got the flavor have seen folks get
acquainted, fall in love,get married, set
tie down, and go to work in three weeks
from date.
This is the way that some folks larn
trade, and akOunts for the great number
of almity mean mechanics and poor job,
they turn out.
Perhaps it is best shouli state sum
good advice to yong roen who are about
to court with vic~ of matrimony, as it
was.
In the drst place, young men, you
want 10 get your system awful right,
then find young woman who is willing
to be courted on the square.
The next thing is to find out how old
she is, which you can do by asking her,
and she will sa she is 10 years old, and
this you will find will not be far out of
the way.
The next thing is to begin moderate,
50 once every mite in the week for the
fust six months, increasing the dose at
the pashens seems to require.
1t is fust rate way to court the girls
mother little on the start, for there is
one thing woman never despises, and
that is a little good courtin, if it is done
on the square.
Alter the nrst year you VIII begin to
like the dizziness.
There is one thing l always advise,
that is not to swop photographs oftener
than wunst every l6 daze, unless you
forget how the gal looks.
Occasionally you want to look sorry
and draw in your wind as tho you had
a pain; this will set the gal tn teezin
you to find out what ails you.
Evenin meetins are good thing to
tend. 1t will keep yurereigion in tune,
and if yure gal happens to be there, bi
accident, she can ask you to go home
with her.
Az general thing, wouldn't brag
ON other girls much when was courtin.
1t might look rs though you knew too
much.
fyu court three weeks in this way,
all the time on the square, if you d. vt
sa it is the slvekest time Of yure life VA
can go to the cheap store and get u.a-
sured for plug hat at my expense and
pay for it,