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AN UxroarusArE CREATURE. large crowd

AN UNFoRTUNATE CREATURE.--A large crowd
gathered at the hotels yesterday. after the arrival Of
chs traing to crafty morbid curiosity to gaze ut
an unfortunate white man. by tho nane Of Smith,
fsom aeorRi', who lay ip awheelbarrow, expressly
snade for his conveyance. on o wagon. He was ut
early helpless from tho effects Of infammatory Fheu-
maisYn, which had deprived him Of his legs and
or the use Of HE limbs. Ho had o colored boy &C
oompanylng him, who pratiAes his wishes to go
hisher and thitlier, by rolling him shout ON tho
whselbarrow. He sought admittanoe to the differ
snt hotels in tho city. but hsviag no accornmoda-
lions adapted to him. they could not receive him.
FINALLY he was carried to the Guardhouse and from
thsnoe went to tho hospital. He excited NO little
sympathy smong the bystnnders.
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The GERMAN OPERA under the auspices of
Impressaro Grau is on it's way hither and will open
on Tuesday, the Goth instant with the grand opera
Of Robert te Diabe. which has not brought out
in Charleston for many yesrs.
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e@aafp GOODS Gtf.
BEAUTIFUL FANCY GOODS,
TO US, &C.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT, AT LOW PRICES
N conslsting In part Of:
CHINA TOILET GOODS ROCKING HORSES
Mantelpiece Ornaments Iwo, three ana Four
PhotoR raph Albums Wheeled Velocipedes
Ladcs' Workboxes Tin, Iron and Wood Toys
Writing Desks, Fans Toy Wagons, Wheelbar
Portemonaics. Purses rows
Cheap Family Soaps, Per- Dolls Marbles Toys
fumery. &c. Kites
German Pipes, Stems &c Games great variety for
Fancy Baskets Picnic in and out Of door use,
travelling and Flower such as
Baskets ,oQuet
Beautiful China Bouquet Base ana Rubber Balls
Holders BIttedors
China Cups and SauCers, Hoops and Graves
Vase, 20 kolling Hoops, &c.
Children's Carriages
have always On hand full line or Domestic
Fancy Goods and To, anS the latest styles of Wen.
Da, Offenbach and PlIls Goods, novelties of the
season. and offer thom at liberal discount to tho
tra'ie
meke q specially OF INDIA RUBBER GOODS,
such as Rubber Overcoats Capes, Leggings Caps,
Pillows, Hospital Cushions, Door MATS Rubber
Piano Covers, White and Black Nursery bheetiug
Rubber Toys. sc.
thank my patrons for past favors and earnestly
solicit contInuance of the same.
r. Won SANTEN.
No. 229 King two doors above Market.
Aprtl5 pAo mwtlmo
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Net Assets or this Department. Invested
I'm this Community,
THIS ASSOCIATION WAS ORGANIZED ON THE
22d Of June last, only nlno months ago. and has al.
ready secured I'D annual revenue from premiums DIN
existing policies Of nearly s500.OoO (Ftve Hun.
dred Thousand Dollars) Its new business for the
month Of December was $72.393 &c. insuring tho
amount Of S1.1b7,000. It's new business for the
month Of January was $8s,52A II, insuring the
amount Of $1,649.000.
One months business being greater than that done
By the largest and wealthiest Life Insurance Oompa
niea In the United States during che entire farsa
year o3 their existence.
The Association was first started by the most
wealthy and influential citizens OF st. Louis. for
the purpose Of changing the current Of Life Insur-
ance and Lise INSURANCE capital from the East to
the West aud Son,h. and as Its plan is liberal and
inst to every section State and DISTRICT the wealthy
men Of the West aud Sou generally are insuring
Their lives In It, the exclusion other companies
This 10 shown BY ths faot that the policies issued
during the months of December and January are of
an aserange snnount OF o. Se8 A. drawing nn aver
age annual premium OF $Ai8 50,
The iargeat average attained by any other oonapa-
ny in the United States s about 80 ia each poll.
Sy, while Ge average ezo OF oil policies existing in
this country ts only about e1bo0.
II These facts speak for themselves.
tt We OGfcors.
FL. g. Lopez. President foachier Peoples National
BenkI
W. aRO. GIDBRs. Vice. e-preeident Nv. G. whilden &
r. u. JENKINS. M. D.. Medical Examiner.
Directors.
JOHN D. STEILE loe North, Steele & WardelL)
g. IRWIN WALKER walker, Evans & CogswelL)
@. w. AIM ar, Druggist.
II, 4. PEAKE, General superintendent South Caro-.
lima Ratlroa1. gyrS
q. II. PANKNIN, DrugQiat. tfFFs*
Jas. u. SPEAR Jeweiler. 80
y. III. SILCOx. Wholesale and Retail Furniture.
.P. CARTER. Secretary end Agent
March % Tyr No. 40 Broad street.
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THE ALARM OF FIRE very early yesterday
morning caused by the burning of some papers
In the bedroom of Mr., Trouche. at the corner OF
East Bay and Broaa-streets. No damage done.
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lloattbss, e9ewslrp, Gte.
JAMES e. SPEAR.
No. 235 KING-STREET.

OPPOSITE SCI,
nEsIRFs TO CALL IHE ATTENTION OF HIS
friends aud tho public generally to his stock of
TlNE FL WATCHre, JEWEIRY, SILVER PLAIED
W AhE. AN ID FANCY GOODS which he has just
received OF OF the latest stylos and d.posing of at
very reasonable prices.
sPECl ACLhS AND tYE GLASSES of all kiuds
GLASSES Ref FED TO SUI ALL EYES
JEWELRY carefully repaired. Diamonds and
other precious stones set to order.
Mr.. q. w. JAl HO having returned is in charge
OF the WATCH DEPAR MrNT and all Watches tor
repairs will DO unoer his supervi .ioa.
April "a mwf1mo
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BUTTER AND FRESH GAoCERIEs.-F. G. Bor-
ner. at the corner # King and George Streets has
nov ON hand choice lot Of new butter and gene
raj assortment of fresh groceries, which he retas at
fair prices His stock is always ept complete in all
articles necessary to the family.
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ELEoTIoN.-At the regular quarterly meeting
Of the Charleston Library Society, held yesterday,
MIR. Arthur Mazyck was elected Librarian, uice VIM
G. Mazyck, resigned.
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EARLY Private letters received
in this city report that the unfavorabe weather in
the North has caused the market early vegetables
to break down. but that as the weather
changed for the better there would be good de-
mand at fair prices
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ARRESTED ON SuspIoIoN.-Mr. Moffett, who
resides at No. 10 Leg street. had his trunk broken
open day before yesterday, and S3a In currency
taken thererom. Officer Reed was put In charge OF
the case and arrested a colored IN, to whom sus.
picior points strongly. His is withheld for
the present
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WEEKLY BILL OF MORTALITY. Tho bill of
mortality tor the week ending the 10th instant
shows twenty-five deaths, OF which thirteen were
colored There Is larger numbsr Of deaths under
one year in the report than has occurred for some
time The rccapi,ulation shows ten under ono year;
three under Ave; two und = ten three under orty;
one between forty and ffy three between forty and
sixty, and one between eighty and ninety. There Ia
of death from neglect colored child The
general showing is favorable.
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CHEAP Observation-Disclosures men will do well
to inquire at The NEWS office the prices for doing
job work before giving out their orders elsewhere
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REPoRTERs' CRUMBS. new concern
Riecke & Schachte, gave house warming yester-
day to their trends.
The German Fire Company have been for some
time discussing the purchase Of f" steamer"
The tide. drain. fronting on Hayne.street, in
Meeting, been arranged foruse ON the 9Th inst
Is 1t not astonishing that there many cclorsd
persons idle on the streets and around the court.
house, when there sre always advertisements in
THE NEWS. calling for laborers3
The tidal drains in Smith and Queen streets
which now open to be cleaned are nearly choksd
mp TO the top Of the arch, and the wonder 10 that
Eney ever worked at all. @
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UsxNEsS uoTICEs.

EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SoC1Erx.-We
direct attention to the annual statement Of this
ourishing organization. which will be found in full
in another column.
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Estate Sale, dy order Of the Enecutors.
BY j. 7. HUMPHREYS,
jOncCr.

THIS DAY. tho 14'h April, et tho C'd Custom.
house, at IL O'Clock will offer,
All that certain PIE l. OR EARCtL o. LAND, in
the Town of summerve. imm diatrv opposite the
new ioTr Hail. and known the sidence of the late
captain VIM. Trout, measuring and containing ono
acre. moro or less; buttiDg and bounding to the
north on land OF Philip Gadsdcn, SO ; south on
main road. ard cast and west lands of late Capt
Trout; together with tho improvements thereon
consisting of comfortable Residence with four rooms
lathed and plastered. with wide double pazzas
store-room kitchen. carriage house and stable all
good repair.
There is also attached fine Vegetable and Flower
Carbon, and some very choice Fruit Trees.
ALSO,
he LOT adjoining the above on tho east measur-
ing and cont aiming ono half acr, more or less
Terms-One-haf cash; baan in ono year. Sc
cured by bond and mortgage Of the purchaser
purchaser to pay for pspt aud for stamps.
he above property be treated tor at private
sale ut No. ~ Broao street. m4wl April IA
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LOCAL MATTERS.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

r. Nj. MARSHALL g. BROTHER will sell at
10 O'Clock, before their Office, Broadsreet, horses,
mules &C.
MILES DRAKE viii sell ut 10 o'clock, in his store,
CORNER King aud Liberty sheets, clothing, dry
goods, &c.
JEFFoRDs 4 Co. will sell at ha f-past 10 O'Clock,
at the corner of Ashley and Mllstreets contents OF
q grocery store.
q. Mcbride SMITH will sell at 10 O'Clock. at his
sa!esroom, Broa is rec horecs mules, vehicles. &c.
d. I. HUMPHREYS will fell at IL O'Clock, at the old
Post office, q tract OF aud in Summervle.
N. HUNT Il Son will sell at ~ O'Clock, at thel
salesroom. Meeting street. boots, -oes sc
HOLMES Il MACBETH will soil Mt II o'clock, at
corner Boyce's wharf aud East Bay office tLrni-
ture, &c.
MEETINGS THIS DAP.
Charleston Steam Fire Company Of Axmen,
at P. NJ.
Phoenix Fire Company, at 8 p. NJ.
Germ Fire omplny, ut 8 z. M.
Etna Fire Company. at 8 P. NJ.
Nj. A. and p. A. =. u. No. l, at hafpast P. Nj.
First Baptist Church, at 8 p. M.
Franklin Lodge. at p, Nj.
Delta Lodge OF Perfection. at halfpast p. NJ.
South Carolina LodAe, at P. Nj.
d. \
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GENERAL sUPEKINTENDENT'SO OFFICE,
CHARLESTON. =. O., April o, 1869.
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY. APRIL l1rH, THE
~ PASSENGER TRAINS of the South Carolln,
Railroad will run as follows:
FOR AUGUSTA.
Leave Charleston. ...........S.30 A. N.
Connecting with trains for Monts omery Memphis
Nashville and New Orleans, via Montgomery
Grand Junction.
FOB COLUMBIA.
Leave Charleston. $40 A. Nj.
connectinn st t Wnnsoo and anchestor M M
road, ano Camden tram
FOX CHARLESTON
Leave Augusta. ........s.............,9.O0 A. M
Arrive at Charleston....- $500. ........h1 - T. Al
Leave Coiun pa. ...... .......1 45 a. NJ
AUGUSTA NIGHT ExpREss
tsUNDAYs EXCEPTED,
Leave Charleston. z. M,
Arrive Mt Augusta. g. ~ A. NJ.
Connecting with trnns tor Memphis Nashville
and New Orleans, Via Grand junction.
cave augusta. .4IO P.
COLUMBIA NIGHT ExPREss.
SUNDAYS RxcEPTED.)
Leave Charleeton. .6.05 p. N.
Arrive at Columbia. As A. NJ.
Connecting (sundays excapted) with Green9ille and
Columbia Railroad.
Leave leave, ooi1mo1a 20 o. P.
MMERvILLE TRAIN
Leave Charleston. 1855 P. M.
Leave summerville. ..7.1O A. NJ.
CAMDEN BRANoH.
Camden and tolumbt. PASSENGER Trat1s on MON.
DAYS, wELNEsDAYs and sATUnDAxs; connects with
up and down Day Passengers at Kingvlle.
Leave Camden. % 30 "A. Ds
Arri, at Columbia. ......,..........n. :. .n.nU A. M.
Leave columbia. - ~ ~ ;. -
Signed) a. r. PEAKr
April 10 General SUPERINTENDENT.
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ToRoK, of Sour House." tempts his friends
with dp-top lunch this forenoon. The bill of fare
includes oyster soup, boiled fish, clam ohowder.
boiled mutton with oaper sauce and other nioe
yiands.
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~ Nd w "A RD DAILY.
q aGENERAL CoMMrssIoN MERCHANT.
no. 80 waxren-ssroot.
a NEW YORK.

PERSONAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO TEN puR.
CHASE OF an kinds OF MERGHANDISE. Boots.
bhoes. HAsn, Caps ana Trunks, and Straw Goods q
speciality. 10 ~ e. HFNi fi7aE 80. IA -
Consignments Of ali kinds Of Staple ARTICLES ana
general Produce soltcited. -"
Prompt returns gnarasitesd. .aia-1
n y HOWARD DAILY.
VI tf3. Late Of Charleston. g. O.
January 40 nae Sspos
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THIS ESTABLISHMENT Is NOW FURNISHING
THE IMPROVED
MCCARTHY OOTTON GIN.
STEAM ENGINES AND BoILRRe. q various s,ses
ON hand .4
IMPROVED VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL CORN
MILLS. SUGAR MILLS. SUGAR ROLLERS
AND PANS OF aIl sizes
HORSE POWERS AND GIN GRARING, nom 8 to
10 feet In diameter
IMPROVED LEVER COTTON PRESSES for Hand i.
power. Saw and Rice Mills w
MACHINERY AND CASTINGS Of all descriptions
made to order
Particular attention paid to
HOUSE FRONTS AND CASTINGS FOR BUILD.
TEdss 0RATIg0S,
CISTERN COVERS SASH WEIGHTS, &c., DEC.
WILLIAM 8. HENEREY.
MAOHINT61 AND RIO UND Err
No. 8lA MRETIN0-sTREET.
CHARLEsTol, g. O.
AuGussS . 4. Mws
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CHARLESTON BRANCH
Ii r f. A SSOCIATION
OF AMERICA.

A PURELY MUTUAL WESTERN AMI
SOUTHEisN LIFE INSURANCE
w,,s SOCIETY.
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MEETING-STREET FOUNDRY.
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REPAIRS PROMPTLY ATTENDED 70.
February pAc
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Mafbinrrp, Castings, Gtf.

mafbintrp, Castings, Gte.
PHOENIX IRON WORKS.
JOHN f. TAYLOR g. CO..
y NJ E n o N & 4 o..
Engineers, BOilermakers, &C..
Nos. A, 8 and PRI1THARD-STRRE1.
(HRAR THE Dnz DooK).
I @ h rlest ton, s. G.
STEAM MENGlNEs AND BOILERS
STATIONERY AND PORTABLE.
RICE THREsHERs AND MILLS OF RvERY
sHAFTlNG. PULLEYs AND GEARING
IRON FRONTS FOB BUILDINGS,
CASTINGS OF EVERY KIND IN IRON on
BRASS. ,
We guarantee to furnish RN0INE5 ana BOILERS
Of as good quality and power. and as 10 rates 40
can be had In New York. Baltimore or Philadelphia
AGENTS FOR
AshcrOft's Low-water DetectOr,
TIE ONLY PERFECT sRcUR1TY AGAINST
DAMAGE FROM Low WATER IN
THE BOILER.
REPAIRS PROMPTLY ATTENDED ro.
February pao 3
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OFFICE OF CHARLESTON DEPARTMENT.
No. 40 BROAD-STREDT.

Net Assets OF this Department. Investe
I'm this Community,
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KNOX g. GILL,
@ u II n o N r G II q n .

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No. las SMITHS WHARF. BALTrMoRz,
Conaignrnents OF COTTON, RICE, &C, rsspecs.
fully solicited, and liberal advances made thereon.
Orders for CORN and BACON prompsly execussA
with care and attention.
G Anvil AZ s4ias AS N9moea
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-06-02
GUE GREAT NEW YORK FIRE IN

We clip from the columns OF the Philadelphia
Underwater, an interesting incident IN the
earlier experiences Of the -Etna Insurance
COMPANY. OF Hartford, Conn, showing the
value So well o. ti4e reward, which attaches
TO a faithful fGlfiIlnel.t OF obIigaii Ms AT time
when nerve was requisite, and individual sac
rificc probable.
After the great fire of ISIS, the '-Ena,' of
Hartford. now the largest, strongest, snd most
successful Fire In surance Company in Ameri-
ca. received notice of their losses, aud the
President called meeting OF The Board OF Di-
rec.ars ana M & few words told them that they
mad lost. probably, su their capital After "a
few moments silence, in which the President
brought from the IRE proof vault ALI the stocks
and bonds representing their capital, aud pla-
..s,i them before them, when one OF the Board
asked him what he shoald do Do, Saltt HE
President. go 10 New York and pay tie loss
=. il takes every dollar there, pointing 10
tbs. "a kage. .'and my own fortune besides -
Tbs anxious looks gave way 10 those OF set
ned teter1uin4lSr, end the Board unanimous
II said. s'Good asa Ne VII stand by You
s-5th sin our individual capital
The President went TO New York, assEsted
the losses. -spd in q years time the company,
50 bold 10 act aud raady To fuihl all its obliga-
t1ons. had their Capital more than returned by
nTeui.u.ns. and a better reistiailSn IN n any
in the United states
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-06-02

BRAN FOR MICH CowS.-One of
our best dairymen in this section re-
lies mainly on bran as feed for his
COWS, and finds it produces the most
milk. He gives them as much as
they will eat, and wants them to eat
all they can, as they return him a
vastly increased value in milk. The
quantity for COW must be reg ulated
by experiment and by sound judg-
ment, avoiding surfeiting. He gives
six to seven quarts of bran and two
quarts of Indian meal for the morn
ing feed, hay at noon, and bran and
meal again in the evening. Bran has
value for nlilch cows, as a milk
producer, which is not fully appreci-
ated or known, and seems &c. all
stock, but especially neat cattle, to
promote health and thrift. IN first
turning out to fresh pasture in the
spring, succulent grass is apt to pro
duce securing. This is often correct
ed by |. feed once day of bran, in
connection with free access always
to lump of rock salt. An analysis
of bran shows it abounds in phos
pilates, the very element of milk anc
bones.
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Political Character Of the Dis
patch.

The DISPATCH is an independent Democratic
paper. IL IL not the organ oil any political
clique, aud holds itself free to crIticiSG Impair
TALLY The say IngS ana dOIngs of the public men
and representative bodies uI both parties lis
allegiance Is given To principle, aot parties, on
lndlNluuals- Ii VIII continue 10 maintain the
supremacy OF the Constitution Of The United
States; to advocate The abrUgHtion OF all test
oafits ana DISTINGUISHING enaculncuts; 10 Oh
pose negro equality III ali Its forms. 1t Will
also continue to advocate the substitution of Il
free grandIsement OF The manufacturing and
banking interests OF the East. Relieving that
the pubic debt can be reduced, principal and
interest, without The imposition oi any more
taxes or the IntractIon OF the public faith It
VIII advocate earnestly all measures calculated
tn insure that dcsIrabl" result. Finally, 1t Will
urge the wisdom OF cementing the Union by the
binding force OF Il common sentiment OF patri-
otlsm, and IL application oil one law and one
stead OF the persistent subugation OF one see
ton by the other. This ii VIII endeavol- To do
without partzan bitterness appeals to see
tonal interests on feelings. The editors and
prOprIctorS uf the DISPATCH have been always
Union men. They believe that The Federal
Government should be AWAY S maintained in III
integrity and authority, but, they also believe
that The authority ana integrity uf each depart
i1s, nj oil The Government should be also main
tanned, and no one OF them should be permitted
10 usurp the power on exercise the functions OF
the other We furthermore believe that Con =
gresS ana tpe Federal Government should re
Spccf the reserved well as the guaranteed
rights OF the states and the people, and leave
the several state Governments free To act in
their legitimate sphere.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-06-02
RrDU CTIONIN PIANO PRICES

The most important step lately taken in the
piano trade il the great reduction Just made III
the prices OF their pianos by tn celebrated pi-
ano manufacturers, Chickeriag x sons, who
have reduced the price. from Sl25 10 $3.50 on
each piano, bringing them TO about the same
prices as they We're sold al before the war, al
lowing for the great and constant Improvement
made during that time. y hrst-Class square
piano can now be had from $40 TO 5000, and n
square grand from 500 to 8 25-the same Find
of pianos which before had been selling from
$3.50 10 / Goa This movement, as may be I'M
agincd has created no little sensation IN music
al circles, and Will, no doubt, result IN a large
increase in the sales OF these pianos, as they
are now within the means OF many " he did not
before feel able 10 pay the higher prices de-
handed. Reeds Temple OF Music, Nos. A. and
a. Dearborn street, Chicago, is the general
salesruom Tor the Northwest, and there these
instruments can be procured at exactly the
same prices a. they can be had in New York or
Boston AMI the eNpensa and cost OF transport
alton from the East saved To the customer.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-06-02
At a big blast in California recently
twelve hundred kegs of powder were
THE FOUNTIN w YOUTH.
a Movin TaIe-Warranted Purely yeeita-
BILE, and None Genuine Onless SigGed by
the Proprietor.

n
BILE, and None Genuine Onless sigred by
the Proprietor.
(By Petrolius Y Naskey, p. NJ. (Which is not
Postmaster.)
CHAP. L.
1t WIZ in the city Chicago, that gay ne
tropolis. the sect luxury and refinement
anu the home NV Long John and the Black
Crook.
Thither he'd come, aItSr how many days
| NV tlresome walkin ez the rear guard NV a drove
NV the cattle u a thousand hills NY northern
Missouri. | wuz IN Chicago, and on Clark
street wuz site The rumblin, jumblin, mass
| NV wagons and stages and coaches' the side
walks filled with a hurryin mass, the rich, the
poor, the high, the low, the proud, the. humble,
| the aged, the youthful
gazed into the winder NV No. 81 witch is Camp
BELLS great Hair Emporium. Fatal gael I'm
fortnt look! That lsok he'd an inflooence onto
| my fucher life Wat did see y card.
Thus it red. ''CampbelI's japanese Hair
Dye - with picter NV man with thin, gray
| lox afore usin it, and the same man with heavy
hair az black ez Poe's stately raven NV the
days NV yore, after usin it. Only this and
nothin more
II wuz enun. My hair wuz gray. L bought
a bottle and applied it ez by directions on the
wrapper.
CHAP. II
Home agin home agin from filrrin shore
1 wuz on the threshold NV my homesti,., witch
WIZ home to me, humble though it WIZ.
Looizer Jane, the wife my buZzum, wuz al
the gate IA gossi pin with her nahor e wuz her
wont.
"'Looizer Jane - shreektI /.
Sir - sed she, in a surprised tone.
"Ha, +" hist /, lis this the treatment Il fond
husband receives on his return To the buzzum
nv his family 80
Husband VOC is't possible? Where is
them gray IoX Hast grown young agln, ez
when in manhood prime thou wOOdst and won
me 2 1t cannot be,-and VT that breath Ii
| is il is - and she swoondid at my feet. The
children he'd more trouble with, but they fin
ally acknowledged me. The nose was the 'ea-
t.re they took holl uvi that WIZ unchanged.
CHAR. Ill.
Husband mine used she to me in her win
ninest tone, ''tEy ioX is black, while mine,
| alas is gray. Buy for me also Campbell :
| potCut cure, that may be q fust you knOwd
| me in loves young dream -
Good resist the entreaty Nary. bought
| a bottle, and lol in month she WIZ trans
4 formed. Her rusty gray HAIR become eZ black
| ez jet. new set NV custom made teeth, witch
| cost me fifty dollars, completed the metamor-
: phOse, and she young agln, her youth
| costin ffty-one dollars cash.
| Disastrous investment Four weeks from
| that date, she run on with yankee pe,ilar
/ who spoSed she wuZ but twenty-four
I Kin sue Campbell, and git Judgment Tor hel
| vayoo2 Ala-, no And so plOd wearily
| and alone, a HiZable object. 1 Good marry
| aSin young man, but this fond heart Kin
| never thump for anuther.
| False LoOIza Jane Too ehcashus Campbell
/ THE EEND.