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necessary on my part. have been oblig-
ed to acknowledge thatmy fallen nature got
the better Of me. In making that humil-
iating confession Iget the better of my
fallen nature. The moral balance is re-
stored; the spiritual atmosphere feels clear
once more. Dear friends. we may SO on
aCain,
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French peasants tell tho story, ., i'
How once In sweet accord -..
The greatest modern warrior -.
Tailed with man Of God.
They talked like loving brothers,
OF great men live and dead,
Until the good man weeping, iH H
Unto the warrior said, IN. -t....
"Brothsr, you say tho Russisns, .r I
Though nothing doth provoke, -.I
Must, like al other nations,
Bow 10 the Gallo yoke. .i 1000 4. ''l
There is . God that ruleth
i-' The nations great and small, .'ih
- The righteous, lie exsltsth, .,.HI.E,
Tho wicked ones must fall, t.,. ....
And dost thou never tsembls, s..7., rb'
Lest Ne frown on thy vay, ,.
Causing Thy might and glory
TO vanish In day" m. i..' ...h
Tho warrior said, GOOD father,
Lctothefs write and tell tl .' H
Whether In three scoro battles .r.f
I've acted III or well. 'S r1 r..
but this I've always noticed, I. .nrt /.
90 God doiA Ais Asip befos ,L......r......
On ksapissf baftafions,
That braresf m,st ns foe" .iii i.'' I
rr,7sgf = . q. u'rnri' "a. .H.
On gloomy 81. Helena, slf .f,l. .,.rr
The Imprisoned warrior learned
The wisdom Of the good man,
Whose counsel he had spurned. F
Hc learned that God Wa mighty, DO
whenc'er Ills will inclined, H" '"f
To scatter brave battalions ....
Like chan before the wind.
That though tho wicked flourish,
And triumph hand In hand,
Their power Is unstable,
Their houses built on sand. .H.
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A Detroit paper ciss an instance of succss
inbasipss sbr the encouragement Of young men
Twenty ysan sso. Henry Thompson wasn't
worth cent. To-day be owns . basdeart. and
dos hauling NJ tAirsy esats pr iosd.'
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-12-17

Entered, according 10 .ct Of Congrc-- In the year
iaS7, by HAaPER a BRorHERs, In the Cierk's Once
of tho District Court Of the United States for the
Southern District of New York;
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Misfrllanenus.
THE MOONSTONE
BY wILKIE COLLINS,

AUTHOR Oy "ARNApALE" "No NAME" ''rHs
WOMAN IN WHITE" "ASroSiSA," "ouEES
or HEARrs," ETC.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-04

I I have esomewheFe seen the story
of 8 man who went one evening TO
steal corn froIad his nelgh hbor's field
He took his little SON With him to
sit on the fence and keep a lockout
and give warning in case any one
should come aIong@Theim man Jump
ed over the fence with a large bag
on his arm, and Before commencing
TO take the corn he looked sllaround
and not sealing any Ones he nWas just
about to fiji his bag Then the liz
tie fellow, his son2g good little
fellow he was too-eried out - -
tssFather, there IS one way you
haven't looked yefls,7-
aBhe father was startled, ana sup
posed some one was coming. He
asked his son which way he Inent.
ssWhy; ''said the little boy you
forgot to look uPi,la9 aaalass545d
The father was conscious striekea;
he caheover the fence. took his lit
tie boya by the hand, and hurried
quietly home, without the corn he
had designed to take. = - s.ss.5a
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-04

Decay Of N Gsreat Chinese CITY.
Rev. John E. ENeVius writes to
the New York OBSERVER: Chang
Chow has long -had-the~ reputation.
both among natives and foreigners.
OF being one of the most beautiful
cities IN China, and Marco Polo de
scrIDed it, in his time, as one of the
finest in ths world tits said to have
been. a few hundred years ago more
than thirty miles in circumference:
and Chinese records represents its
wallis during former dynasties as
enclosing several high hills beyond
the southern limits of the present
city The wall is now about twelve
miles In circumference. Ten years ago
when j spent several months there.
the space within the walls was almost
entirly occupied with buildings, and
closeIy built suburbs extended from
these TO four miles in opposite direc-
tions, north and south. About nine
years ago it was taken by the TAI
Ping insurgents, who held itronly a
few days AT that time it is siIppo-
sed that about twenty thousand ct
the Inhabitants of Hang Chow per..
ished, the whole number being one
A few years later. when Hang
Chow was again attacked by, the
rebels, 1T offered determined resis-
tanee. IT was for q long time in a
state of siege, All the provisions in
the city were exhausted, Even bum
ehes Of fresh grass were sold for food
at eXhorbitant prices. The leather
of shoes and trunks was boiled and
eaten, and the flesh of those who had
died from want not unfreqHenJly. be-
came the food OF. the survivors, The
city was finally taken, and the. Tar
tar city included within It's walls
was utterly demolished, nOtJa single
house being left standing Large
portions of the, main city were also
burned, and now present q scene of
of blackened walls and shameless ru-
ms. All with, whom I have eonver-
sed on the subject concur in the test
imOny that no more than,one fifth of
the city were included among its ia
habitants ten years ago. 1t is more
than enough to make the heart sick
.tOWande through its desolated streets
and imagine the scenes of horror and
which they have witnessed. y - ri
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-04

LiGmT FROM ELECTRICITY M.
A1vergniat, d French electrician, has
made an Improvement first suggest
ed to .himf when, using the tubes. in.
vented by Giessler, which are cylin-I
ders or tubes of glass flied with
rarefied gas that becomes luminods
in the dark when a current of
electricity is passed through it. The
Improvement consists in filing e
glass cylinder or phia1, etrically
sealed, with 8 substance which be
comes phosphorescent by the. action
of frictional or static eleetrieitYs- A
tube of this kind may be of, some
service to those on night. duty, for
all that Is requisite to produce a
feeble and ephemeral light is to.rub
the tube briskiy With,a silk haadz
kerchiel. II soaL.ll - a-a-I laa
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now barrasszinfg the Industrial olasses and
| dispoiling theni Of all their subsIance.I SCI
-REsulEn, That e. IS essential tol tho
pr0sphzity md happiness of the people and
/ stability Of Our Government thar the pub
lie domain be distributed as widely rs pns-
sible sniOng thB people, and ihs public
/ lands should be scld In, reasonable duanti-
ties, snds 20 none but actual settlers. and
to them at the minimum price fixed by the
goYeFnment And that when grants of
public lands are deemeds necessary 10 pro-
mole any important pablic Improvement
the fee simple should not, be granted, but
only the proceeds of th e sale there 1a
These doctrines are eminently Just
and practical and we ieatn the
movements is progressing rapidly in
Michigan. The labor folks3 claim
they hold the balance of power in
this State and that they intend to
use it against Bond holding monopo-
ly and deYiltry. zitl5 aili tsai a. q Z &
Ilwas surprised to learn that this.
region is not Infested with rats,
none having been seen heareabouts.
Mice however are very troubsome
and we have found the truth of the
song here, 'fskeeters do bite. % .'e
The Inhabitants here every evening
treat the animals to a ''smudge,'p
which merely means smoking them
out, and then by means OF mosquito
bars In the windows and closing the
doors, &C., they manage to keep the
"skeetersY ontside, 50 as TO get their
requisite sleep.oi e-slt2 sl D-il el15sss
The winter here IS a great business
season. Large forces; OF laboripg
men pass up. TO the pineries every
winter, take mp their abode and get
out pine logs The sleighing In win
ter is excellent and makes IocoIno-
ton easy Their proximity to the
pineries gives farmers here a good |
market for potatoesy oats and other
products. The lumber business in
this region pnts money In circulation |
and is doing much for the rapid set
tlement and development of the
country in building railways. &C.
The Detroit and Milwaukee rail- |
way is in excellent condition and |
seems to be doing athriving business
1t Is only some twelve years since
bears and wolves foamed this regioa
in large numbers. fAboutten years
agoahunter in Oneiwinter killed At /
wolves when the bounty on each was i
four dollars Starvation drove them /
down from the north only some
three years ago. when several were
killed. The Chippewa tribe of In
dians are located north OF this some
80 miles. Occasionally parties of
them camp in this nelGhborhood
and pass a portion of the summer
making and se1ling baskets.
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\ Canoe moe Voyage Down 1he Jor-

! NA--AAa
. Mr.. MacgregoE who is ssdoinDg,, some of
the rivers of the East, thus describes Yoy-
age down the Jordan; --s5T -.--T -
1afI brought my canoe from Damascus
round the sppr. of Heron by very rugged
-roadss, with the ice cracking under our
feet, and The snow beside our path The
Rob Roy was then launched on the paren-
ltal source Of Jordan near Hasbeya, and
padded down, until she was Transferred TO
Ihe pool of Dan, where from out of The
moist earth there gnshes the largest single
spring in the Worlc.5 The third source is
at Banias, The aneient Cnsarea 5Rhiippi,
where q torrent rushes ont of the rock, and
then these three rivers, each born full
grown, The Hasbany, the Leden, and the
BaniAs, converge in the plain Of Huleh,
and unite In 3 small lake, ssthe waters Of
Merom."r To. trace the course of water
through this marsh, eight miles long and
four miles wide, was my object; the Rob
Roy was carried TO the furthest point
where, a horse could take her, and then
launched her Alone. The plain is flat. =
The people are very black In color The
houses are little red huts, and great buffa-
sloes-the ''Sulis OF Bashans ns'-plash thro'
the morass or swim the numerous streams.
~ The natives ran from the fields to see
thecanoe. They shouted sloud for ssbuck
'sheesh, " and threW llmud a an6 stones 70
sop me for this excitement Soon they
waded out 70 Intercept me, but I eluded
them Then they stripped and SWAN TO
me, butf j distanced them every one. Men
now Joined with. gums, and roared out to
me to come ashore. & Women and children
Joined the chorus, ..baroda, baroda, 2
(guns, gunsl unlil at last one man fired at
me quite close still padded on, laugh.
Ing ana trying . keep = bold front, until
at- The Village of Salbyed q dozen naked
men, just Ike sayages. with faces tsttooed
and only long. twisted top knots of hair on
their heads, were waiting in midstreaIn
with poles and bl1dgeons. It was impos-,
sible to paddle past without striking these
men, and one. Of them, waving a huge
shank bone Of q buffalo in one hand, seiz-
ed my canoe. The Others soon closed, and
they dragged me ashore. I refused to GET
oUt as / knew they would rifle her, and
my pistol st any rate would have disap-
peaTed, 30 they hoisted the canoe on their
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-04

slgsM MARK tEBAIN

sa CURSES, ike chickens, come home
to roOst 4l'yT THEoWELoW, who taught
negroes ,hoW 70 abuse WlTfte Iheh. and
registrars how to cheat Is nov being
n1er Instruments And WELLS, the
eaRpet-bag Governpr of Xirgfnla,
of civil officers In that State by the
AIiIItarv. lis now. since his over.
whel ming defeat for re election, be-
ing threatened with removal by Gen.
CANBX. 4 Rhe sins Of the Radicals
are coming back fast enough to
plague them si3itf q
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-04
Je wTIIIARD.

(NOUNTY SURVEYOR--Ol1ce in
~ the County Recorders once tn tho
Wikidals Buildings where he can be
found Whom IN The city5 ifnots any bu-
Keplinger. ECO. Couuty Recorder, wks
win give due notice-t0 me,isLslll ~
The Law authorizns the Con MY Survey.
or to take the aoknpW Judgment OF any
instrument of writing hei will therefors
write and ne<noWie(iea aAgr,-6naenls &
Mortgages, Deeds, 40. cEcs Rtfaii prices
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ValJiaEIOllI OF ohio RaIIroa
ilW Property.


ValJia1IOakI OF Ohio RaIIroas.
1 Property .ssssg
Thestate board lOr rtheequaEizatiOn
of the assessments made last SPEing
of the property of rail road compan-
les in Ohio, concluded its labofs on
Saturday. 5In many eases additions
were made to the valuation as.made
ibE the local boardes and in other
eases deductions: The following are
the valuations Of the property OF the
81. different companies as fxea sbp,
the State board !; Lake Shore, 81 1885,
331;i Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chi,
cago. Sc, ,502 g32; Cleveland, Columbus
Cincinnati & &Indianopolis, 81, 694, 72S;
cleveland and Pittsburgh "a, OI412f
Eittle Miami. and lColumb bus and
Xenia, So, ,O93, ,2l5; Atlantic and
Great Western, So, ,7S5. .116; Cincinnati
Hamilton and Dayton, 81, ,255, 1855
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and st. Louis,
50, ,240s IVA; MarietH and Cincinnati,
50, ,059, $40; Cleveland aud Mahoning;
81, ,66T, oeS;s Central Ohio. 81, ,66I 500, g
Columbus, Chicago and IHdlaHa
Central, 81, as, 206; Cincinnati, San
dusky and cleveland 1861, $40;
Cincinnati and Indinia. and Indian
opOlisy Cincinnati and Lafayette,
1866, $40; Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana, 1921, 0S0,- Zanesr
vile and Cincinnati, $3S8, ,321; Gin
cinnati. 1Sfcbmond and Chicago,
$209, 745; Cinelnnati and ndianopOlis
Junction, 500, 1858; Cincinnati and
ZanesYille, $500, 900; Cincinnati, SAM
dusky and Cleyeland, 1857, ,188; Day.
ton and Unions $1es, ,442; Isawreuees
$l05, 5000; Lake. Erie s Louisviliei
So, ,679; New Lisbon, $50, 400. San
dusky, Man sfield and Newark,
$500, $50; Salineville Branch, S12, 600,
Foledo, Wabash and Western, 1888.
313; Columbus aud Hooking Valley;
$352, $50; Iron Railroad, $50, 253,,
Ohib'a and Mississippi, s584, ] u; and
Dayton and Michigan, 81, 147, ISL
Total valuation, $49, 9I1 1897 --ei5ii.i'-l
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-04

4 "A CRAZY. man having get into The gallery al
Iof the United States Senate during Famb-
ling debate, was taken out the Sergeant
place in the gallery. lItIhat's 30, said saa
The lpaatic, Il O1ghtto be- on the floor s1a ).
among me SENATORS. 4ror sIatFo eiaasfsur3 9r
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JOgFPH CREVOIsIR.. Jr.,

NOTARY PUBLIC-Omee north
will attend % wing deeds. mortgages
powers % attoIuey, &C. In addition 70
the EnglisJ-, be else epoaks tbe German.
and French Languages He wiz also
procure passports for persons wishing
to 90 20 EuroDe- Sl-1
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-04

a1 BUTCHERYa IN DEFEANCE.--r'Se
have q Shocking report nom Deli
anee that two butchers frona WEest-.
ling got to fghting. One was knock
ed down, kicked and stamped Re-,
covering his feet he seized butcher
knife and horribly muti.ated his an
tagonist. It is thought both win
de North West.Ios iiJ3 s-Af 81 bros
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-04

B IT Is q poor rule that won't work
both ways GRANT Is forcing negro
journeymen and negro apprentices
Into the Government workshops, and
forcing white men 70 associate with
them, On resign heir asl1Aat1Bus.=z7
Why don't be put 3 negro or two in.
70 the Oabine6 4 and thus aSsooiatBt
with them himself, and enforce his
doctrines BY his ezamp PIE ? ID can
hOnihes that We have had Snuths'
thataOae cannOtebslf0 found affgtoi e.
into q Radical Cabineo y " acre are
Fred. Douglas and John n. Lan2s-
ton -, <raur, r4r,a Errr--,I .
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-04

3 a farmer ct Fort smith, Afkensas, -l.s
recently plowed III aikeg eohtaiAings i'af
$500 10 Spanish silver lccllars Of adI
he.date. Of about 1860, and American sf
hair dollars or old date. The keg
was probably buried twenty or
tllIfty years ago % slt7 cd sloldfs r8l esasll
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-04
aRFAF RAfLkoApl LIE oVFR

= GREAT RAfLRoAB BRfDGE OVER
THE MfssoU RIVER. 1.-The author
titles and people Of Kansas City have
determined to-. celebrate the com,
-6sStsr tIls AIiss6Iirf ri YER Il thaf SilaseE
on the third day OF July. ThiS
bridge Is q triumph Of engineefifig, !
eeniOn and skill, and eon1pl letes the
last link ia the iron highway that
now spans q Continent. -, .slS
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-04
u 0AeEMIsaHAnIE1aLLJ
A GENTS WANTED 10 SELL
-1oZ Am. hLRKE's omo2
Patent 5SPringSaz =

~ A s 81 AND NCoMFORT
u CON RIN 30 ~ the use Of
only One Dollar. They make a Spring.
Osolllatiag-os-Ileol1ing Shair-out.0
Comgnon- Chair. and that most tntelera--
BILE Hisahes .Eof ~, err s'a,lr ~
4 chiid- 30 simple are thsy ID lhsir con-,
strnod6u- They are. pade % Che tost
STEEL. from the 1goli-known EAsletod
AfanIi1acturinS,Co 81 SohR street. NY,
and 1ussess rsmApkshle elAsticityl They
make dns finisbyo thet chair. aHd are
not the least In the way when applied TO
-tiia fafslr. d irlisy ia mot tltlca any extra
rooIn aud each aud every one that has
used isheip are1BrniEhens ~ tlts,s HraisA
for u y-9nal1s ln.,, esslsst cnA,r sSsr 10
iysnfsa,, Ths ladlss.o eng end al, pre-
chair. 9f6ey make decidedly the pleas
nntsG,taulIT ElIilir o. illa lwofidi Tllsy
are a ispe asibls &iIer8 comfort Is cDn-
s4lssd. .Blsks polss5l DO E cRelE sPrleEs
tells, Court Houses, Cars gnd Steam boats.
fPatbilp1- by "A. AG, Rlaks 4 prll 29tihs
1868 D They VIII last hfe time They
are sure to eoIns IL gen Sfal use and
people will dis, ara all other rocking
chalra, For economy and comfort, it Is
luG ullaL NA-Au1IAc any SANtDu " tn0 o5o.
~ Five Hun5lred rDollafz Reward
Will ~ paid f0r inlDrnation-u ID pon oons
viction or any person, or .psrsona that
shRll In 0ny mauxi6r inirlnge upon
Blake'R Patent Chair Spripga. nherHfore
All emptOyees IN ny fActory Or fDundry
where Hlch springs are made without
the clnaant q GcodWin q Blake Nllf
give uR such inforEnadon that wifi lead
to the acnviorioni or such sIlArtlas. and
upon thair cpax xictiOns shall recpiEe the.
a6oVs 6oVsisiEiirh-EIVElHUHDREDDOL DOL
" I f1J Cil .G0oDWTN &.BKAKEl ~
wPartlss arisAldg spEings, ,1t Aeenz
eies fox Ono, ,AIichiean, 1hdiana, Ills
noig 10 onsin. rennessee West y r.
gial1. Canada, and Oh tsrfifory west of
fhS 1iaeltt tppl river. nidst buy lfom Sbs
underidgD edsn as ! have establiAhed q
An BLA56E.. ~ 80
4iN~ -ilI Box b48 Cahton3 o.
Parties wanting agencies for any 9TH
r. iteFrItory " ilf address the SprNpriator.
y-,li GEORGE & GOODWIN Z
mar3tr 6l2 Broadway NJ Y. n
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--r (AT THIRTY.
Five hundred dollars I have saYed-.
A rather moderate store.
No matter I shall be content
When I've little more. s9l ia
AT FORTY,
Vel, / can count ten thousand now
That's better than before;
And may be well satisfied aiEtlE
When I've a little more. j f7st "a
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-04

la SEcRETzRY Cox expresses unOfieialIS and.
yeFy privately, ,sbut Withexpletixe addinons;
the apprehension- that General Rosecrans
viii defeat General Hayes IN Ohio by a
,najority whereof the express win require
more than four figures. A-' & ziE4 p
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Facetiae.n. - -.

{ a sKY-LARISs==0fo1ng up in g
balIoonssaoE s0sssE II u an
The Foot Gaards4Boots and
Shoes. -
AaEconoRddlReult to oses1Blind.
mans bHff. ls6ll44sf 2iseSaiae-E ii sziIi1 :
a93p| summer resort for inisSss77- 81 =
jtr'0S ~ = e. iSl1Sf3dH faEhao3 ~ gliaas
b GURIosIr1Es for "a nuseumA
Wings of a flying visit. a. 10 s2Bdn
THE most suitable iaboTeFs for
warm weather Coolies. - - s. 8
V WHIuH is the most prof fable
business aEqShoemakihg3 sbecansc
every pairof shoes is sold before &c
IS finished. .Zdqof5saia9 3 aaus -
A BORE meeting. DoughIss 5erroId.
said: q Well, what, S going on to-day?s'
fe1 am excl dmed Jerrold, darling
past the inquirer. - Z. -.
CAN YOU steer the main mast down
the fureeastle-stairs said sea cap,
tain to a new hand. "Yes, sir, If
you will stand below and coli itupsl'
KISSES are like4ereatIen, because
they are made out OF nothing, and
are very good, They are also, like
serrmonys requiring tive. heads and
an appIleatlon.r rr,l olaf 3 ssf.5 90 a.
q Dee here, minister, p said a lad Of
seven summers, who was driven up
a tree by a ferocIous dog, eff yeal
don't take that dog away III eat up
all your apples.''i I9a5t 1890 gne II
4, y ij'WHAT shall I do to keep warIlaPF alPF,s
asked q shiveriDg, slightly dressed
lady , 81 don't know, said asolemn
Quaker unless thee puts on another
pprIestplnss3assg a Il ,slog .a5 5iisiI
CA ALAGIsBRATE asked a prisoneriif
be were married. ~ 'ssNo, rapIied
the man, o'"Then, said his worship,
amid Peals Of laughter. aft's q good
thing for your wife" s.-ii' o.E ''i-.
A CHicAeoSls n while On anniFsa55tSs,5 an iF,sa5s5tasl,b5
visit, was asked how he liked TIE
water outfWest. - Really1 said he,
after 8 moments reflection. 81 never
'iiouss NJ " Try IT, Ell sEIl
A BOY having =couupiasued@ his
father that Bill had thr0En the Bible
at him, and hurt him on the head.
the father replied ssWeIl. YOU are
the only member Of my family on
whom the Bible ever made the least
lmpresslon8sas - 5agaaIa son
THE wife of "a modern Cfoesns,a
having returned from abroad with
nnmberless objects OF art rather
prOmiscuousIy chosen, stood one day
deSpairingly <eontem plating her
Pafian groups % Jack N exclalnlli u
ed .shelsta last, "What shall we do 2
There are no enicks for cur seatiOn-
cry ~ -
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a LIsPEHG conunderun ist ssled
the following HWhy doth 8 dog
Waggle hith tail Give It up2 I think
moth lelath will give, e uD.-,-Y Yen
thee, the dog. Wae eth his tai j be-
cause the dog ith stronger than the
tall If he1gathn't, ths tail would
WaggIe the dofIsS 1890 4t-
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nEALER IN AMERICAN AND
IL Foreign Walchez. iClooka. SflFdr-
ware and Fancy Guoda-- EorthN oorS
nor OF Public Square, Reuairing neatly,
peditioualy aud nati1factorIlp dona.i
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: A man in Omaha has been chal--'- .
Ienged BY another in Saeranaento, 20 N
a four months, duck shooting match slae-
for $4,000. .nzi
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POETRY RUN MAD.

There something very curious in the
Manner in which you can twist words INTO
Rhymes single and double =
To see how one thing with another chimes
That Is, if you have not wit enough 10
Plan story, or something else TO write
About without -
Much trouble.
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TTORNEY AT Law and Gen
n eral Collection Agent, Alliapces o.
Business entrusted to his care, viii re-
.csIve prompt tattentiOn.rEols ~ 25tf Il
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= From Packard's Monthly, for July.l
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=, A eRocRk, IL 1liddIet0Wn, ONO. sehtto,Co
Cincinnati fozlsens smoked llslibut geAl =
Gently. z A box came marked, &c. Cd -rF s.
sRhereupon ne grew. protane, saying that
he had ordered halibut and not .ced. ~,
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pH HYS4CLA4 A1D1SURGFON-
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OTOGRAPHER, &c. = PartIcu-
lar attention given "a copying and
Snlarginn pictures. Oval Frames and
Albunp -snatantly on hand, Rooms IN
MatheWs'a Block, south Market street
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