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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-22

fhsss b sew living. 10 . cskis
stasAiag - . sssrsv sllsy 10 . Psss
quarter II Ds>rsis, AieA. nss W.
kas sslsAsoasA his oss Aas1rs1 sd
sAistssasA bistA dsy.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-22

Privals advises ftsa Chis.gs ssr-
rsssss Nm. Lissels - esssss3sss.
Ny Insane.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-22

The ssgsoss u Teas, Il = ssid,
have gsns ssd lssd, Bot ltasls ~ -
povSss. II tAs whites ssll then
powder, hey viii assssvs 70 ~ the
Issd 81 H. ssSross - psynsss In
fsll.--ltw~iics.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-22

The Boston Sunday Courier has a
special disp.,ch from New York
Herald has bsen offered for sale With
p = day or two, and tina. certain
parties IN the Tribune Association
are negotiating for tho purchase
The price Is understood to be u 900.
900, exclusive Of the new baiIding,
which cost $500, 900, This sale Is
not on account Of the trouble Of the
Associated Press, but II rsmor can
bs believed. ia caused BY certain
family psrplssitiss Of tho senior ed
tor, which have for soms time been
tbs subject of gossip
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-22

We return our heartfelt. thanks TO our
old friends and patrons for favors snown
W fos The Last twsnty-thres yesr !"
business al this place.
Ne recommend our sacccssoFs 'ssot,
.blv 70 our Old friends and pss:ons, ana
hone. by strict attention % business, n y.
ss1ritv and honor, that they viii merit
10 confidence and patronage that hss
hitherto been bestowed upon us
Very respectfully, cn
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-22

ROLAND IOx ". 49,. J. riNckNkf hahhis.
HOMES 4 HARRIS, Attorneys and
u COUNSELLOR u Law, Office on Market
street. Shreveport, L.. will practice in the
parishes oil Csddo, DeSotO, and Bosssef'
and will attend to cases in the District,
sapv~u,s and Federal courts,
Jan. 10, &C. Z-y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-22
Misrellanruus.
MAMMOTH
LIVERY ST A Is l. r..
Hor,as noueht and Sold.

HoT0oo bouSut Nu0 Oo'u'
THIS splendid Stable, located on An.
lin strect, North OF the Court lioase,
IL nov open and we'll stocked with saddle
and harness Horsrs, Buggies, Hacks, &C.
oil Of which will b. hired on ressooa ole
tos,uu Horses boarded by the month
week, day, or single feed
Horses and Mules bought mud sold on
commission.
WIN. BRADFlEGD, Proprietor
Marshall. Feb. %, 1906. 20"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-22

toIIN BURKE, Attorney and Coun'
d sellor at Law. Marshall, Texas
having resumed the practice Of his pro
Iession, will practice in all the eoaf's
| Of the Sixth Judicia! District.
Bus,uess intrusted TO bis care Will re-
relsc strict and prompt attention.
Oct. 20, IS. nov
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-22

MARsiAaE PREAiuAs.-Deaths
and marriages. are ~ essential 10 a
newspaper, Of the common sort, Is a
keel to . ship. To obtain full sup
ply Of this necessary kind Of news
wsros, a hoss;ss editor makes the fol
lowing muniaceot o6en. He ssys-'
say. hs--" Any oAcisting clergy.
man, or other oMcial, who will send
us . club Of ten marriage notices at
one time may retain twenty per cent
Of the cash. For . club OF twonty
We will give the o6casine clergy man
. copy Of the Gazette one year, and
nj each bride with = gutts psv
cha rattle boz. For club Of forty
we viii send an elegantly sst Of
81 Barnes's Notes., and have tho pho
,osrsph Of the arst. born Of each
couple hung up Ia our ssnctam ii
our own sxpsnss. For club Of
ATTY, married Al one time, aad war
ranted not to apply for divorce foI
three years thereafter. Chicago il
included 10 this oGss, the minister
sh.il receive. - . premium, . good
horss aud carriage, aud each bird.
shall have . cradle ~ soon ~ N,
Aas any uss for the sans tThss,
articles wilt not b. naas satil order
I'd, - some psrsSns may prstsI
asotAsr Pr nisn.) For . eIub o
one handrsd marriage sosiess, sea
herr II one tine, ssy clergy nas nsj
keep oil the money, Esd " will sss(
to sssh happy pair = sPlsndid sses
plats esersvisg Of tAss ehsrsetsris
lie picture sssiSlsd Who's pis hsr'
sisss liz pis gess :"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-22

ssos Of ths wssAisgsoa cores
pssAsss. By writing for > ssatss ef
psesss. b. lossyisg, &c., naks ~
Assassd dcllass . ysas, - sllss
0oee.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-22

The ignorancc Of rsdicaiism on
constitutional questions i veil rep.
rssea.ed in senator Mortoas ohjec
ton TO some Of the SoutAssn cos.
ssstasion--th.t they were not sab
nittsd TO the people, n that wsrs
a. argument seainst their validity,
tho constitution of the Uaitsd States
would be---whst the radicals general.
y seem 10 regard i,--so much waists
paper. And Senator Morton 10 pu,
forward - the great defender d
radical policy Nsms
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-22

Sousp ADVICE. The ~. Louis
Democrat says that the Senate has
" done no mors than justice " in re-.
iosrasing Stanton, but addsi
Al the same time, he can gain
nothing by remaining q member Of
Mr.. Johnson's Cabinet Vindieaisd
in his course by the action OF the
Senate, he can noe rssign tbs posi-.
ton from which the President sought
- force him, in danger Of being used
to bring shout that soleut revolution
which wss once with reason feared 3
Whether the Radicals need = spy
any longer or no. Is question.
That function csrtAiiy suits S'Anton's
taste sxsctly .-~- Nob'L Adwvfi~r.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-22

!. rorr, -. WV. srgphAr, - " rorH'
Have formed . copsrtoership IN the
j practice Of law. under The nrm name
3 PORK, STEDAAN, I PORE I"ey
lar NO. Rssk, Pans,A, aud Up;,ha,,, Of
le 9th, and Marion Of the s'n '"'''
District s,t
September 10, 1906. ""
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-22

ALBANIA 10 ~ IN rur u,,os
Soon The Washington eorrc,rond,
Ont Of the New York Times x,i,e.
Virorou. effort. ar, maxim he,.
to secure tho ratification of The con.
s,i,ution and tho success, of the marty
ia tho Alabama e,.,,,oo ~h;.L a
ours on the lth prorimo A ,,g,
sum Of money and thousand, Of doe.
umcn,s have been forwarded "a Tia,
State. and he je,crm;n.,,o, az On
gre.. is to have il admitted into n.
Uniop bcTo,, Tho cin.. ~ r.l.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-22

In /. uluHTUWEis, Atlesosy ~
n. law. kl,sisa Fields, lissrsse', 70,
|ex.s, will psseticc In The Coefe ~ . ,.'
Exlh j udicis, District All business ~.
..,rJ 10 him will receive prompt AT
'o' W., ~ ,ss6 sty'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-22

IOuN Y. WILLIAMS, Attorney at
Id Law, Marshall, Texas, hos resumed
.hc practice Of bic profession In the court"
b tie sixth Judicial District, and IN the
county Of Marion Of .ac Eighth Judicial
district. Careful attention wiz BIZ gwen
10 the collection Of claims. and settlement
bi old Debts.
Marshall, Nov. II, 1856. ni2''y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-22

The Philsdslphia Sssasy Tran
script, 40 original 6raas Papsr, in
spsskisx Of 0sa. Grsss, says that he
has fortified 81 elain 70 respect As
. EsatlsGss o. ceaAdsses - sold
~" asd that b hes ssGsrsd his
LIST fov e0ss 10 over vsds his nss.
heed" ard fssshsrmoss xAys, 80
eaadiasts Via coaacscss bis career
10 deceit will sot fell 10 lad sAAws,
II soshisg vosss 10 The esd
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-22

Dsring = recsst psrfornsnes Of
Romeo asd Jalsst" 1t MssblsAesd,
Mass., tho fair JslIsss qssstios in
her soliloqay bsfoss tskisg tbs sleep
isg drssght, whst II this mixture
doss nos work veil 7" vss answered
BY n srehis IL the pit, "Thss taks
. dose Of pills ~ s9sst spoa
the sudisaes ca h inAgias1.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-22

A man in Chillicoths, Ohio, Assrd
. comuotion 10 hh hes hosss ths
other night asd called ou. " Who's
there ?" received no ssswsr, and 2red
into the darkness. The nsxs morn
lax = dead negro was found with =
chicken under bis arn.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-22

A CuRioslTY.-Wben the Patent
Office was robbed, some years ago, OF
the Government jewels and other
property, there was raken flask Of
pure otta Of rose, a present to the
Government from the Sultan Of Tur-
key. Tho theft Of this perfume, Il
may be remembered, led TO the de.
lection of the robber. In his vanity
he had perfumsd with it his hand.
kerchief. He didn't know that at
that time the article never came
through commercial channels una
duIterated. From this clue the owl
dence that consigned the thieves to Il
long term of imprisonment was sue
cessfully worked up. Since then,
says the Philadelphia North Amer'-
can, the same o,ta has been brought
to Philadelphia direct, and not
through English operators, by whom
il is adul,era,ed. At the Drug Elk
change, yesterday, We were shown by
the firm Of William W. Wilson, i'm :
porters in this city, one Of the orig
insl packages, which = snuh manu-
facturer purchased at cost Of nearly
nine hundred dollars.
The packages are metal Tasks, al
most identical in shape, snd very lit
Ito larger than an army csnsoen
They are tightly covered with felt
cloth, and sealed with wsI, A lesth'
crn liable, written with pencil brush,
in Arabic--s trade mark--whose In
tegrity passs. current beyond .ll
question, IL affixed to the seal. II
comes direct from Constantinople'
Five tasks shown 10 US represent
market value Of more than i've thou
sand dollars in currency. II comes
direct to Philadelphia, and cannot
by any possibility be tempered with
il any way. Its diiIasivsness Is 70,
mark.bIc. A single flask Of Il will
bear dilution many thoussnd times
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-22

I,EonGE LANE. Attorney and Coun
II rjlos 81 Law, Marshall, Texas,
vii u,ye prompt attention to oil pro
,rssiouAl business entrusted 70 MIN
Aug. ~. 60 "'o'""'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-22

Marshall. Texas.
COLLECT consignment. Of all kinds Of
- N,yrhasdise for sale on very res'
soaabls tsrns. .r,,f
Jss. !, 1855.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-22
Ttgal Caths.

r, r GREGG, Atlos~sy u Law,
h. NsssAalL Texas, viii Pssesics In
n. Cour,, of ~ SixtA Jsdisial District.
All busiuess entrusted 70 hin will re-
esys pronp. and careful attention.
Oct 5, 81. nio-u
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-09

IT is said that London has . Mormon
church whh I,tO0 members . - ,.a,,,,.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-09
4 Bachelor OF s,e;gs,:ns..

| Things matrimonial, are sour grape, to
'6ld !,l"hrlor'l"ln seighing i a matrimonial
kind Of thing; at leas, a gool dea! Of mat
rilnony has always followed closely on the
heels Of . good deal Of >leirbing. An old
died Nv, sl,riveled up, bard W. old chaII
whose heart hever1expc,ienced the divine
atYi..tu. thar comes With 1--we, this talks Of
s!eiehing. !'iA ''. .'
If YOU meet a couple one Of whom is a
female and the other amt and tie one HAT
ain is trying to make figure IS on tn" SNOW
with u whip. and squirting tobocco juice in
to the circles, while the woman looks strairh,
ahead or leans a little tOther way. il n'av
be safely set d,,wn ~ saau aud wife o's"me
standing. II two youIhIul hra lsnre bent
down over some pretended c'iri,sityon the
robe, while the horse ha, the getting a.ung
lett wholly 10 his di c:eilon, his Indicate.
,ile first symptoms Of a softenins VI the heart
and generally Of the Train I..r. .. ,
When YOU NEE, darhine pair, with a
team that is equally on the dash, rial"n-
twisted all around the divers arms, with Il
very lon. viii !, in the socket. they nny be
SET doan a, soinei.oly el.es wife taking an
aiing with so,nchoIy else : husband
y hcu YOU sce bl"o,uinp young widow
smuggling up 10 "A beaver ove,c c lat like a sick
kitten To- |; h II brick. hiS means q ~e.i'liug
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-09
slow 10 UiiIize VfEOrU ~ EXcr.
else,

The number Of persons with scdcn'ar,
oca,iya,ioD ha. become very large. Occa
-iopal'y they break away for days active
cserc.se. a large nunher 70 nt' the c"nn
Try Tor month during the summer Omt
@, the oil h,meaeaJ, or in the mountains
they plpngc int, the hayf;ld " climb the
hill Must Of them ure I'D TO doubt tn.
value ot exercise bccaase o! the eject which
follow there exertions. W;thon. doub., the
labor is generally cxces i've tor such persons.
but if'hcy would mana 20 ,I,eir table habits
rightly, tn. results wsall generally be more
than sati factory. .si .s s.ly-a sst Z
When - imam il tired. he i. tired all
through. the stomach n"t les than the ler'.
Now what is the usu ! Gust .Atsr walk
Of twenty miles, or y day nj having. wheI,
every iioer OF tn, holy is exhau ted, the
st1uach is stuffed with hearty fool. Tnm
man g,e, to be with flashed iac, and rapid
pulse, an awaken, in the morning with IA
bal taste iu his ,noaih. loss Of appetite anil
a sense Of laneuor. If he had taken cup
Of tea aud -licc Of toast Instead, h, would
Gni himself the. next morning n,nc the
worse for the prevou, days work and per
s!ira'i'n. %. .y.,.r .. .-. -.
We nj nndcr.innl well when thu body is
weak fnm iavpr. that III, ,tom ,ch p,.'ake,
il The general weakness, AMI NUT not b.
"vs,l,alcd. BIZ when he boiy j. exhani.
.Iel f"m lnsor. aud every part j. rl..a,linv
fr rest, then We crowd 'h, s'oDnch ful! of
beef pulling, pies. an fruit, mud pend
ih next ,!ay 10 dec airing in III: frien !. tina;
.exerci.c is ,i.t wha, it i. cracked ~ to h..
When we are tired ", should sees rrs,or.
alton in s!ccp; MT in calling upn the legs.
the ara~, the, back, the stomach, Or any
iieg part to un!eta.e hard consecutive
iahu! ......
III" la'oinc men woud full HIN elf
,.lch lctier in thc n.prinhs II th: :hirI
p.Cal wcTr lnlie on, s'ua'! u qn,n'i'y and
ca y Of digestion. Nh Lqci;, w. y.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-09
s s BIOOAISBURG PA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMB
Deautitilil Extracts.

The following waif aa,a' on the sea oi
rea ling, We clip from nm exchange We
Il not know 'it+ .pat.nlty. hut !; contains
some whole .ons ,r,,.h-, beautifully 80
forth:
Men sc,.ion, abink ~ the great event It
dyail until the shadow falls nc 'nSs their
avn path. hiding f,reycr from their eyes
the traces of, the i"vcl on". whre living
smile. were the .u,lieh. nf ,hoir existence.
Death i. tn" great antagonists life. and th'
c'!d thought q: the tomb i. the skenion"f
AL io,ats,sd We'd, not want to go through
the dark valley, although It's lr,ssagt my
head 70 parad,,r; anl viii Charles Lm.
We d,, Mt want t, iie d,wn in the muddy
grave, cvcn With king. arl prime, ibro
bel c,.iw, Bat III A.. Ut n,tu.. is i,.ey
mab.. There is u, aprc,l " relief fr,nn
,he great law Which lonu- nsto dust. We
flourish IN We f,le as the leaves Of the
forest and the flower tha. bloom. AMI with.
or, in u day lbs u It frazier hold ap'n lille
than The n,irh'i:>t monarch that ever shnDk
the earth with hi. f'"tieps Generations
o men appear an vanish ~ the g'a's. and
the countless mutirnde that ,hr'ncs the
wont! to dry will to m,rr,s disappear AZ
tl. f'p,ete;, On the .herc. o. uwn.' u
II tho beaaii..Il drama Of Ion. the in
s,inct Of imm rsa'i'y, 50 "lll,ptIy utcre'!
by tn. ,da,ti,.leso.ci Greek. i'rl, II deep
m'pon.c in every thougaiiil soul. Wnon
about 20 y..'d ais young exis,ciae ria sa,'.
ri!ice To fate, hi, beloved Cieulan,he ak. If
they ,ha!l not meet as,in. IN which ha re.
pies: Il have asked that dsa 'tn; 1'.'s'i'n
ni tt. hills iha, n,k er-inal-a: The ccar
stream tina, A,ws i..rvcr-n, the star. n'nng
whose lid, ~ azurl my raised >pirit hath
wa,ke'i in glory. Ill we're dunb ~ Er:
while snsu upon tn living fs,4, 'ieti
t'lat they j, spna,jiine in thrlvathat r'an
ties ,hroush It's beauty that cannot wholly
perish. W ,hal! NEE; asaiu Clsman,he,' y
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-09
The Death or the Flowers
EY WILLIAM q. BRYANT.

EY WILLIAM q. BRYANT.
The melancholy da.s aic come, .,... ,.
The saddle I Of the year, -...
Oi wai!iEg wind,. and rakol woods,
Anh meadow, brown and sesc. ..,.
llea Cd IN the ho!lrws 81 the rr We,
The ai,Icrei leaves 10 dead ,-
They rG,iIc tn the I'd, ly;n. gust, .,,, ~.
Aud 70, The ia',ii ; trcaI. .c r...
The ,u:,in aud tie wren ire flown, ..,,,
Aud !rom the sllrui the jay. ..r.rf
Aud tr.m the l.toI' calls the crow,
Through all lie gloomy day. ~ >.
whe,e are, the a,weft the tair yonn,
Tia, lately sprang and s,n,l ,. .nl
lItriGhter light aud sn.ier airs, .... =.
q beautiful sislu, Irn,d p? r.,..,...
Alas ! dizzy ail are in their graves
The genie race "f flowers ...
Are lying in their luwIy beds, I..
With the fair anl good Of ours.
The ram is falling where they lie; i,
Bu; III. cola November rain
Calls not .ron out The GO NY earth -,l-.
The lovely ones again. .-,.,
The zi.d flower ana the violet. -.,l -
They leii.atd l,ng axo.
Aud b. Wild ~ 9 .ni he orc'I; died,
Amid the suu:n!ar CLAW.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-09
Marry ksVE EirSs.

years ago IN wla. l. nov flour,l'.
ii,e city ljve a i>talwa.L Diacssihi;h. l"nd
q. hi, pipe, anl hi, j'ke. Ill., Va, ai'oi'nd oi
his Iloo,n;rg d,ugnler, wins. lnany grAce'
had c,suarc,l 'ne atiectiu,is Ofa young irlii'
ter The couple aflera seas'n ni blIi,nu
AM coo,uv Engaged themselves, a"d
lulh'ne bui the, consent ui ,hv !o,npG ilij
puren,s leyeh,cd ,heii ul.i,n. 10 uJtaiu
This an interview was arranged. aud thc 'yI"l
arranged little pecrh IL u iii 'ni>l' and
convince thc oil man, who "a, enjoyins Ills
,.ipe III perfect co. .cut,i,el,t," =" The tyiod. u
ted ~. The fact Of th.ir i"ng friendship, the
mutual attachment, their hnlic> for their iu
tue aud like topics aud taking the daush'
TT hy the hant: | ani now sir, To ask youi
eFr,issi,,n To transliu,, this lovely flower
from its I,.irvnt bed but his itelugi over.
cauic him, aud he :;argot the re'naini1r Of
hi, o. a,o.i a; flourish, stam,.,ered AMI inll.
iy w,unt ui', ''tr'm It's pa e:aal led int
my nwa. y The father kecniy reli lie! thiS
discontinue ii the s'.itor, ana removing N,
pi,e aud blnwlng clou I, raphe'i: ''"el
young u.an, I don know as have a',y III
jyct;nnsi provided you mary the girl first.
EsialvAdlVCE.-r -rl,r. are lo:'of you !!
men with whom the spending oi n'H"el
j. apo itiys disease. Taey c'n,,an,iy den'
W ,ra,a The truih OF the familiar p,oyeri>
There is sort 5f taal prvfu' ION in ,heil
hab.;s. Women are accused very unfairly
Of Icing oytr. ex;r,vasant.. A. q rule men
ne far more -, aud the account asa'n' :,
;aymis nintipsliy. due to th'se%h' tritts'
yyrlytEiug siiey gain or sell in numberless
aud na,ncless .,ifle.. A woman has u nat
u,aI title to being we'll clai, to hei"g in lse'i
clad -, II. to make the most Of her appear.
ance. She has sense tor jnwc'ry. IL
,leny her ornaments is to stihe q genuine
AID reasonable instinct. But mrn wht
PARTS with considerable porticn Of his IN
come in order tu comply witlilevery freak "l
hi. tailor, and who really seems TO have on
| u used lii t,aiu> uIon the patterns OF neck
lies, is one Of the most pisiable creature
alive. seiim on d. y q q. .--,'i''as 2.
IT is said that London has . Mormon
4 & " u.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-09
sIis: rits:".Ty E'EEC.

Two gentlemen were luiuging aE B'ea'!-
way, one fine epIlIs atirvnonn. SaiicHly
| one of .hcm ,Uioed to his cuiupanion and
exclaimed :"."' -
'Egad! liai, look there Who is
| she 7? .t'u
o., Be Till, sieil hesr you
And Nict I,ali gave his freud an i'm.
4 tonrr,u de w!'h III, ,ltos, rs an tr;oindcr
Tor Si.tnce. H'i.
Il lady vas approaching 'heni-a slender,
coluc,tsh little 6surc- clad in grey walk.
ins suit, cut sufficiently short to expose 4
pair o, fee, Cinderella herself might have
'Ni,G; black beaver hat and blue veil
concca!cd hal ai and tac,. And she ac.
lusily carried her !Iands in her pockets.
Whew calculated Dick. 'iainlire her
audacl,yr ..'. u.. 49,
The wind played hide anl seek with the
vc.i, and at last, a.;er several unsuccessful
attempts, oole i, prouniy a!oit, aud it dis.
Appeared .roa, v,ew in he distance.
'Wha; p.ctty feet mui,cred Ton,
Gtan,e, uncruScinU.ly. aloud.
The owners OF the Objects Of his adnii.a.
ton turned her face towards him, ana flash.
cd an in iignant gauce from her dark grey
eyes, and her face reidcncl to the roots oi
her hair. -.'-N 90. 300 .'-
There, stupid critl Dick, angrily
You've put your foot III il n"w.' 20. .,,
Bat it was altogether too late 70 rcrcnt
now. She had evidently heard the remark,
for she wa'ked haughtiiy past them, her
head erect, hcrcyes blaziny. i,l the pref.
~ feet rnmingo down upon tho l,avenen,
with an indignant ring. ~ 4.
Tom drew himself up to his fall height,
and exclaimed: 1-,-
Hereafter, Dick Hal. please to rcmeui, :
that at home, AIN Thnuls Grame, anil
am decidedly aycrse to ret uan,es You
will address :ne Iy thu. coan,mnn =,
The dlucc! was the COO! 'e.!y Na
DO you know wh" she ~ qseriei To,n
a visltor at the Adam, ! believe; II
| SOL W c''uitry cot SIN. ..-..
And jrcale'iiy tine Irei,at. sauces,
piece oi'tiry louds iiibeiInlle:' ..ied Ton
en'lu in .tic"ly. ..,., ....,. ,,,-..,,...
Can't YOU r,t ,r me introduced By some
means r other ? 3...
| Dick shook his head dabiouslr, and re.
piled:
4 think It would lie impossible. The
family leayc ,he town this week. under.
stood they Were enng to sail tor Europe.
Thursday, IN the - .'-
Bother ,jSeuiltea Tom. i .a..
Aud, linking his arm t.!rough that Of hi
friend they sauu,e,yt hack to h,s,ho,el.
"A few week, after thu, aud rom had d,
parted ior Fairfield, little ronn,ry vlllag'.
wherein resides Il maiden aunt, wl,o had de
snred him to Lc her heir prospective.
After the first greetings were over b
tween fnn snrl his Worthy aunt, Sic, ,ashea
% Amt married YETI. 'i - '"' .'''
'w">n, he last accounts Lhod, was ,hr
lcs;in' ieriy. sSai 'S' % ~ Ia s,','S;, ''j,'S; 4,
Any sigm?'a aqueried theinqnisi'iyc SIN
Irr. ,ol-J 1-n. H..f e't q.ts, a
4 don't know wha. yon mean by signs. II
II you mean that gaa a, the moon, siph
| b.ctuy, aud make general '1oi OF myself.
why I Think not.t &GEf ~ SfE.4;E
Tom set his foot maiiciouslS on the tail cI
an unoAendpp kitten, then calwly sleeping
on the rug before the fire. Fdr t.i,.
yYor Andx~N;nuS INV n rkriNixod kia aunt
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-09
Oace a Week says: here il row Of ordi.
nary, y,cap;'ol letters snd figures IN. q, ..-
. SSC WV nm 900 q q

"a SSS Xxx ZZZ 333sss
They are ,uch as are made up Of ,~o rsrts
Of equa! shapes. Look carefully at these
nnl ycu will freceivc that the urper halves
It the .chsruc.c's are very lite smaller
han the luwcr-haiv"s--'o little that an or.
dinsry eve will declare tLem to lie Of equal
,ise Now ,u,n the puse upside down, and
without any careful looking, you will .ee
that This difference in size is very much ex.
ase'atel that the rcal top half Of the let.
ter Is vc'y much smaller than the bottom
hiI. 1t will he seen from this that there i;
tendency in the eye II enlarge the upper
pa't o? any o'jct upon which il look..-
We might draw two circles Of unequal size,
and so place them ths, they would appear
equal.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-09

KINDER Is the lmking. glass than the
wine.glass for the former reveals our Do
feo,s to ourselves ouly-she Latter 70 our
ftiends. ). ...uL.....,