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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-06
BALMORAlS. %

In the department Of womena, misses and
enilurong goods we defy comp petition.
OF our best work, any size they may want:
thus enabling them 70 flt mp and work OF
clean their broken stock. This Ia an In
ducement offered by very few dealers, and
II VIII 20 appreciated % q very great adj
Bools and Shoes. I,0. 01 III y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-06
: AGAIN
EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF MERcU.
,,ImNs RIAL, nIsRAaE . L..- ~

RIAL DHEAsE.a ~ IVA
DEAA DocroR:==You know what VIVA nv.
eondltion when I called upon YOU. / waa
sores AZ over, literally covered win nasty
oiack scabs, and 20 pained IN my ioInts N
n sISia may aleep or rest Waa utterly impos.
hsas,::, ~ ~ consutuuon seemed entirely
n ns Gown, and was almost IN io1pair
~ eveE being cured, having tried many DIV.
ac!A and used numerous Preparation
hnLpo1ng 70 DO remedies, Without the
i ~ mgn Of success. But / am now nanny
H y ~ tnat eiier u1ing those I'VE bottles Of
we boxes OF tho Pills, became MANI
[hestoLea. nave returned 70 my poSt on me
poat and 1eel Of this time a. Stonf m ever r
o ond ~ ha, my lte. Please accept my thanks,
and peueye me ever yours.
To DE-. RRzHrL1xousss AM. MAYS I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-06
GOODS EQUAL 70 9AlIPLE9

Buyers cannot generally devote the time
necessary 70 examine beyond the samples
rejection, buyer8 are protected from reeeiv.
Ing goods Inferior 70 samples, Aside nom
the recognized duty Of dealing aS We would
DO dealt by, We regard It ~ pecuninriiy our
Interest % 70 act ~ 70 secure and retnln the
confidence Of Nil who may fRyor nS with
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-06
AIT OF UMIFORMITY, AND HOW
WE PREvEnF IT.

The want or uniformity in Boots and
Shoes, Il d well known; equals II not ex.
ceeds that OF any other kind Of manuiac-
tured goods. In order 10 protect ourselV yea
and customers, we make Il q rule NOT 10 re-
celye or place on sale any goods not regular
and UNIFORM, except they DO too low I'M
price 70 allow Of uniformity. To insure this
every pair or Boots and shoes that enters
our store Is carefully examined and Rejected
unless found correct In size, fre0 from DIM.
age and uniform IN quality. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-06
ALL mn Mnnr
MEMS THICK q KTp BOOTs.

70 made anu selected mainly with a viev To
SERVICE and REAL VALUE, securing for
them 81 the style we can withouta sacrifice
OI QuhlltY. '------.-. IN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-06

30 LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
As all good merchants will seek ana ind
the Cheapest Houses 70 trade with, Wo ahallI
yell our goods ct the very lowest market
rates.
0IfW. RID RS. W
All ordela roceive the prompt aad careful
attention Of one OF Our hrm. ~ J GI-I--''
auG6 Il MoLELLAN q KNOX.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04
SHERIEE,a SALE.


THs SrArR OF Iowa,
Scott County.
In the District Court Of Scott County. State Of
Iowa
By virtue Of . general execution issued from
the Once of the Clerk Of the District Court OF
Scott County, State Of lswa, in favor 81
Marks Manheimsr, and against d. b. Nash, dated
the Sd day Of Nov. 1858. and - ne directed
commanding me that Of the goods. chst.
tells. stock or interest in any company. debts
due. property in the: hands, Of Third persons,
lands and teasmsnts (Which are not exempt BY
Law from executon) Of the said u. h. Nash,
make, or cause TO b made The Of sum Thirty
eight $500 dollars, with interests and costs. !
levied upon the following described Real Estate
lying and being situated in the Cousty Of Sect
and state Of lswa, viz: The sast half (1<) o.
lot seven ~ in Block ninety (so) in the city o.
Davenport, Scott County Isws.
And l hereby give public notice that I shall
offer 70, sale n public outssy. q the Court
House door in shs City Of Davenport, County
of Scett and Stsss Of lswa. - Saturday the al
day Of March. 1869. bstsssn the hears Of .
o'clock .. m. and osassk ?. q. efsaiA day. sals
- commence sttAs hsur II t0s s'eleek, p. -, o
said day, end will ell 10 tAs higAsss al bss
bidder therefss. in cash. Ne shove descsibst
property. Or saAsisnt thereof 70 satisfy thu
ABOVE debt. with iAlsss6t - eosts.
Dated shis "a day u Fytpas,, 1859.
uuS9Avt4)D6aA1T0gR,
ohsvQ u 0sstt County.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04
SHEnlrgS SALE.

OAA10AE1 - OAA0s
Tas SsArs o. Iowa,
Scott County.
In the District Court Of Scott county. State Of
lows.
~ virtue Of general execution issued from
the Office Of the Clerk Of the District Cssrt Of
Scott County, State Of Iswa, in favor Of Robert
Mclssssh. ssd against SandfsTd Dixee, dated
the 10th day Of December. 1888, sad 70 ns d.
rectsd Commanding ne that Of the goods, chat
tells. stock or interest in any company, debts
due. property In the hands Of third persons, lands
and tsnsments (Which ere not exempt By Law
from Exscution) Of the said Sanford Dixon,
make or cause to BE- made the sum Of I've Hun
died 600 and Eighty-Avs ens.hssdrsths {. s5)
Dollars. with interests asd costs. levied upen
the following described Real Essats. lying sad
being situated in the County Of Sestt end ststs
Of Iesa, viz: The east half % Of the north
west quarter Of Section thirty -fsur (si). Town
saip seventy nine C7sh Range four ~. Also.
the north thirty one (sl) acres Of The sast half
20 Of the southwest quarter Of Section thirty.
four ga, Township sevssty-siss cV. Range
four a., Alss, The west half % Of the south
west quaetsr u Ssetisa swsnty-six (ssl Tsv.-
ship ssvsaty aiss (7sA Rsaes Gsss ~ Alss.
the west talfU<) fths northeast quarter Of See.
ten thirty four (Sla TsWsshio ssvsetgsains( CO.,
Range fsur ~. Also, The nesthsast quarter ~
the seutA West qaarssr Of Section twsnty six (3s)
Township ssvsssy. nine (7s,. Rssss fssr a.; all
east Of the5th p. n.
And hereby give public notice that shall
offer for sale At public cutlery. At the Court
House deer in the City Of Davsspest, County of
Scott asd State Of Iowa, On Saturday, the eth
day u March. 1851. betwssn The Asars Of siss
o'eissk, a. n. and four o'eleck, r. n. fsssd day.
sale 70 commence At the hour Of two o'clock, p.
~ Of ssid day. and will ell to the highest sd
best bidder therefor in eash. the shove described
property. or sucisns thereof - satisfy the above
debt. with interest aud costs.
Dated this 3rd day Of February. 1859.
0U0fAvUS 0OHulf0HR,
SAssiG si esstt Csuaty, lswA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04
q . n EFT III No N + "
- Three in One
Iaglish's and Patent Combined Twessers. knifs D
BARS POON!

TAislittle iastYumens combines within the space
coupled BY the ordinary pocket rwssssr. . Nail
Knife and Fila, aud Ear Spoon. and pair Of Twee-
SEN. II 10 simple In Its contraction being made
ofthree simple pieces Of steel and in the most du-
able ana workmsnlike manner making one OF the
most useful and convenient articles for the pocket
ever presented to the public.
Lades VII, md this article TO Be very useful and
convenient adjunct to the Sowing Machine.
Retail Pr1ce, - cents each.
For sale BY Eealers in Hardware, Netions. a
Fancy Articles generally.
II NORRIS CO., Wholesale Agents, Springfield
Mas aprl0-deodlY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04

pnALoNp "Papaian Lotion" fer Identifying IN
Skin and Complexion. Removes all eYnptions
rockies. piuplee moth b.otches. tan ETC.. aud rem.
dersthe skin sot, fair and blooming. Fer ladies
In the nursery II 10 Invaluable.
Fer genslemen after shaving |; has no eqnai.
"Paphisn Lotion is the on y reliable remedy for
diseases and slemikhes Of the skin.
Phalon's "Paphisn Soap for Tie toilet. nursery
and bath. will not chap the rkin.
"rlor De Mayo"
"F'lor dc Mayo
new perfume for the Handkerchief.
Exquisite. delcste, lasting fragrance.
Pbslon b Sen, New York Sold bv ali arugctsss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04

YoQ CON oaA fully onosn01f -
oosAs dsfsbility sf yeus Harnsss ~ ee4eps.
with little care aaa ssrilins sspsnss. and % save
IN enormous waste Of property. This you eas ess
taialy - By the tinsly uss u
Freak Ni1Der's Prepared Mar.
~ on Daeaisg. which u equally valuable for Boom
and shoes whsn only sofseaing nd psesssvingesal-
itss are required; bat IL y not - snsetsay wsssf
pssefas
Rronk N1l1leP'S 1lcttboF ErooeFe
vatlve 90 watef-pfs0f Oil Baeking. desle I'd *
pfeeely foe Dsots ans shess.
Thlrty Years In Market ana
sseh has bees the constant Increasing dsDanl tAat
thsss articles cannsw hssasily - shsapH eetalnsa
alneet svuywAegs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04

During the Spring months Il IL one Of the regular
household duties torsnova,e. and in the multiplicity
Of other dnties ones self TO- In great measure,
svsslosksd: Thousands OF VARIABLE lives might -
prolonged. and many doubtless saved from prsma-
turs graves BY thoroughly renovating the y stem
with Dr.. Robscks Blood Pills. Stomach Bittsrs and
Blood Pariner.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04
A MUSICAL GEM.
Just Published beautiful collection q Vocal anl
lnstrunental Music. entitled

Compfisins the choicest lp,eces from OlaAhaeh's
celsbrssed Operas Of
IN Grande Ouchesse. La Belle
Helene, 1Darbo nSleue (Blus Baird)
Orpneus. Geneviove do ADrahane.
Boaris. 81. Cloth. $50; Cloth, fun aNs, -.
Sent poet-paid on receip Of price.
A'ss n prees. new book. entitled "WRBAIH
or GEMS, comprising nearly 100 OF The choicest
Songs, Dsllsp. and Iudte Of the day. Priee. sane
e "THB OrERA 0OUFpB. OlIvm DIIseu =
co., PuelieAeSs. NJ WaeAingtca o., Dooteo. Q. u.
pssoeu d Co., I'll Broadway, n. Z.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04
EVERYBODY

Should keep Constantly within their reach. those
Invaluable remedIcs to successfully combat disease
Robac.'s Bood Pills. Roback's stomach Bitters. and
Roback's Blood Puraer. they are infallIblc In the
diseases for which they are recommended
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04

We do not wish to infOrm ron. reader. that Dr..
Wonderful. Or any other man. hes discovered
remedy that cuSee Consumption, when the iunGD
whether Of mind. body or eetats; make men live for
ever and leave death to play for want Of work and
nafediee to which Heaven iteeH sha{I s. but eide
chow. You have heard snsrgh Of that kind Of hum
t1seery. and We Dc net wonder that you have By
he time become dhgusted with II. But whom we
vsy cnre the worst case Of Catafrh Ne only asssft
that which thoussnds can testify to, Try II and yes
viii be conyfnced. We viii pay eds reward for
most 0ru9Kists everywhere Price only % cents.
sent BY nail poet paid for 60 cents; four .ckaess
for DR.. 0aes's pamphlet on Catasrh. Address The
proprietor. \. Y. PIERCE, 4. D., DuAAlo, y. 7.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04

- know that reliable fs1sly 10 wiaAla he rsseh
sfsvMyb edy for he radical ears Of Dyspepsia or
Indigestion Snsh remedy ID Roback's stomach
Ditfers. Sold BY all Drug giets.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04

Can afford to be without sneh valuable msaleines -
Robask'e Blood Pills. Stomach Bittsn and Blood
Pusi1er.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04
DR.. BtgelOW,

w, DR.. Btgel0W.
lsthe emily Physician. - . Specialist,
now In Chicago that can no ENTIRELY
- relied upon. 90 TO nin, and not sci
~ fer that horrible disease ~ remain II
yosr system. disnguring your faes
and body. besides destroying yoni
80 happiness and future prospects ollie
He has made PRIVATE DISEASE
..fa and NERVOUS DEBILITY his stud,
sNWlAh for tho past - years. and is therefore
the person whom all afflicted shouid consult. No on.
heard Of patient Of his not being cured since b.
has been In this city HIS rcputation has vouchers II
all the city papers his patients and the MEDICAL pro
fesson, both here and abroad being the most sl
led specialists here, and thorough master Of all sex
him call. Itis only comaon ocessrsnes withhl.
70 care sueA eass0 Ms sooAs ase sspasaae for o1ss
and gentlemen, an1 ~ NEST co0pN1e h the chg.
You've Me-. Take Particular Notice.-Doctos BID.
Glow dsvotss nacA Of bic tine 70 ~ tssatnsAtvl
those cases c:sesd b secret habit. which rsns ksh
Tor either bssissss socisv TIE cad eject Of ths
early habits the u ripsf yeaSo We1k
On the deblitate the consttution dsasroy the phyb
cal and mental powsro. diminish aul snloe6Io ~
natural isslinae amt exhalse The vital ener9se. u
Of marriage frustrated, and osisspce itself readers6
torn 81 unceasing misery andrsgret. Such perecns
especially those c01tsn pleung nasnaee shoala lqee
90 time In making immsdiate apEAcatIon, - Dr.. ,.
BY mis- new treatment, ID en1ble1 % fnsufs epee1y
and perm an snt cure.
Consultations free and nAlsntial. Ones. Ne. ~
south Clark street. cor. Of Monroe half beck feo
the Post Once. Post ohtoo Reg 16l, O1ieasO, ILL.,
Once hours from , A. II. % ~. =.
send lor he 0sids 70 Health, " pabl'she1 meath
.B-Ledies, ssaA for lssesivGivs slssalw 81
Psssade Rsmsdie. The best peevsutve - csoseptoo
enown. semitic anv aAdraoo me- . aA0seo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04
TEMPERANCE.

There Il, psrhaps. no one thing that has 1sas -
much 70 prooote the es1se q temDoeoAeo = tAae
gsnasssam uatins tonic, Robeck's StemasA 0ittess.
thsy stssagtsen and iavisseass without peoGaeisg
the III s6eets Of alcoholic stinuiants.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04

A country paper in noticing the death Of
. worthy citizen, says: "As neighbor, he
Was kind !; IS miller. upright, HE vir
tues were beyond all price, and his -four
was always sold ct ten per cent. advance"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04

Mae, Gaps and Aars.
VWkkf. DIN PSI EN- q %, Hats. caps. Fur
= Buck Gloves and Aittsns, ios aud 10, Michig N
Avenue, Chicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04
IRON assss steel,


NALL. K1NBARK 4 CO., Importers anu Dealer.iL
Iron, Steel. Nails and Heavy Hardware, ~, nd
~ Michlgan Avenue.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04

RTiLkA. COLBY q McNAhAN, Commission Nc
4 chants and Wholesale Provision Dealers, $50
Water street. Chicago.
0l.Allt. DkNtMOAa = 90. Cornmissisu 81.
" eeants. les Arlington etrcst-fioar. Grain. rro
visiOAs. &c.
.1NBKWW OUD \ co. Commission Merchants IL
y Flour, Drain, Sseds, Pork, Lard, beef, rAilow
etc. once les " aehingtun street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04
DEN IT'S TS.

- DENTIST. Once doors east ofeer
u ner Of Brady and Second streets,
UYyvD Has had over IL years practice In
D this city. Has the complete appars-
&c ios manufacturing and administering Nitrous
oxids o. 0as, for painless operation In extracting
sesth. jan12-iy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04
HOWE = srEVRNU,
FAMILY
Dra Cor.eas /,
CAUTION.

Allpsrsens VIE keep 1e~G
D SfEvHHs' FAMIlY OTn Coz
ons for sale can b relied 81
for their fair dealing, Tor ths
reason that they eeSt the r.
taller tWontv-nvo oonto poR
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-29
Holding VanderbiIt,s Horse.

A young man from an adjoining State, who
has recently been rescued from a score OF
hungry creditors, and who still has a credit
at his bankers of 100000, but who, not long
ago, was in reduced circumstances, aud oblig-
ed to live in retirement on Staten Island,
makes the following ISOLATION OF his sudden
acquisition of competency. fhe gentleman
Holt by name-was residing in one OF the
fashionable hotels on Staten Island. This
was the reason of his low spirits: About two
years ago he had married a very handsome
woman, on whom he fairly dotted. At that
time he had $25,000 ia cash. Soon after the
nuptial ceremony, Holt removed to New
York, and became a broker on Wall street.
lie was too honest to succeed there 49, n
The bulls and bears gored and tore him :
fnancialy-and in less than twelyernonth b
he had not dollar left Diseusted he retir-
ed with as good grace as possible, leaving
his cash to fulfill its mission. With vile and
child he went To- the country, and finally as
before stated, settled down in d hoteIoil Staten
Island His wife had some means, and she
gave it freely for the support Of the family.
About two weeks ago, late in one hot alter
noon, gentleman drove up to the hotel
where Holt was living, and gruflly asked
whether there was a boy there who wonH
hold his horse. as.sal., 81 ,ttesss Fl .sss.s
Il will do it, sir" said Mr.. Holt, and he did
hold the animal during the time consumed by
the elderly gentleman in obtaining his din
ner.
A few days later, the same gentleman, driy-
ing the same horse, stopped at the same hotel,
and hunted for a boy again to hold his horse.
No boy being present, Holt again volunteered.
He held the horse until the hostler came to
take the animal to thestable, and then rtiif-
ed within The hotel to dress for dinner. Mrs.
Holt had away OF making her husband get
himself up very respectfully at least once d
day, and that was for the dinner hour. Usd-
ally he had been rather negligent OF his COS
3 tune, and since his financial .fasco had really
become seedy. ~ saaas
When Mr.. and Mrs. uolt entered the,hotel
dining-ro0m that tesenlng, Mrs. Holt was re-
spiandent. Her husband was at least dressed
IN gentlemanly style. At an adjoining table
sat the elderly man whose h- rse Mr.. Holt
had on two different occasions had the pleas
ure OF holding. The eyes of the elderly indi-
viduai were observed 20 dilale considerably
in TACT, he stared at Mr.sand Mrs. Holt. But
he said nothing at that time. After dinner,
however, he sought out Mr.. Holt and bluntIy
asked his name. - -
Holt, sir, at your service"
And who do You think / am 7nmmeu
ou are old Vanderbilt know You, and
me morse have held is Mountain Boy, an
animal any man might be- proud to- draw p
rem over gla1 ss's4 ngii7eA
instead OF taking offence at the cpithet
'old," Mr.. Vanderbilt-f0r it was the Comno-
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-29
@ A Ii FiQK Ma

- III Exchange ssrees, Psrslnsd.is
. ) 8 xW. sD.LITTLE6 CO., ! - =
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-29
The New-Bern Baby.

The first question that nurses usually. ask
In regard to the newborn infant is: what
shall give the baby ?" This question is ask
ed in obedience to an old and very prevalent
custom OF giving the infant something to cal.
ny off the accumnlations in the S omach anil
bowels incident to fnetal life. A very common
remedy is teaspconfui of molasses; Others
give butter; some prefer olive or sweet oil
the Irish generally give s'eoose-greese. y The
nurse presumes that each physician has his
special remedy, and always asks for it. The
tenacity with which nurses cling to this alb.
surd and most perniciou8 custom is truI,
surprising. In vain the physician protests
against the administration of any physic: bic
will surely find that the nauseous dose has
been given in his absence, and, viii probably
recognize the fact by the evil consequences
which soon appear. In reply to this question
OF the nurse, always take great pains to ex.
guarding the child against the use of ali tile
popular remedies of the kind above mention
ed, much as follows: ~ 49, et4e
The natural food Of the infant is. its moth
ers milk. Human ingenuity, aided by tile
subtlest forces OF chemistry, has failed to pre-
pareia substitute. And, what Is more iInpof-
tant, the mothers milk changes in its chemi-
cal and vital conditions daily in precise adap-
tatlons to the daily changes in the digestive
powers ol tue nurslinSS'S stomach. The first
secretion is not very nutritive, and is design
ed TO cleanse the stomach and bowels. II IS
not only precisely adapted to the condition Of
child's digestive organs at birth, but to the
special condition. of the offspring of the indi-
vidual mother. For the stOmachs of children
vary considerably in digestive power, and the
milk OF one mother often does not agree ,witl
6 the child of another. From month 10 month
the changes in the milk indicate the progress
i've changes in the stomach Of the Young. TIle
only rational treatment of the infant, there
fore, is to en.rust il entirely to its own moth.
er, from the moment of its birth. 1t is often
alleged that she has no milk. and hence the
child must be fed. This is Illogical; the child
does not at first require food when the ne.
cessity for food arises, the, supply Of mill
equals the demand, and ever aailer demand
and supply are equal in the healthy mother
and child. The result of violation Of this
rule, BY giving the newborn child crude and
indigestible articles, is often excessive irrita.
tion oi the stomach and bowels, attended by
vomiting and purging, and general disturb
ance OF the system. The irritability thus in
duced IS frequently long continued, and occa-
slonaily terminates in commissions or othe,
serious infantile maladiss. = Hearth and
Home. ss .,-s- ~
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-29


He asked me for the choicest gilt
Twas in my power to give; s.r
/ could not say my lover nay,
And SO / bade him live ey
Within my heart, 544Aq
o. loving heart
Thy faith on faith was stayed; sse LIZA
On bended knee he promised me r N o.if
A price he has not padi no
he n,eloed bis honor, and his truth,
To love till death should part a -
with love be bought the prize lie sought,
And thus obtained my heart. 2att
o, happy fimei
81 happy cline,
Throngh viii b we idly strayedi atn5si
WhatjOy was ours, as through Inc flowers
A fragrant ath we madel
sAtst ~ ttE
But soon we reached tho outer edge s
OF this our Eden land; ..s,.s ,
Where love had reigned. and haply feigned
To do the Kings command .59f ...
Q, loving hearti f-aslas.
U, trusttul hearth
How was thy trust betrayed
With love he bought the heart be sought, ~
Dut mas tne price been pad2 B4Ts}
IT should live q Thousand years,
| ne'er again should know ist4 n
Inc same regret; or could iorget ~
Those days of long ago es.s
When first my heart, 7..sii
This foolish heart! ~ iIsff
ITS choicest wealth displayed; titI
With love twas sought, with love twas bought
But has the price been paid?
The careless lone The unkind word
The changed and chilling mood, sssas
Are these the things affection brings, eoa
To prove Its promise good? rs8f
O, foolish heart! 0t
Be 10th to part
With love, though love entiee; ,ts
So sharp trade with hearts is made,
That lew will pay their price!
Hours at Home
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-29
Limited Circle

When the celebrated Lord Castlereaeh was
at one time stopping to change horses at some
poverty-stricken post station in Ireland, his
carriage was surrounded by beggars, who i'm.
plored him in all the eager accents of native
entreaty for charity. Taking no notice oftheir
appeals, he sat cold and unmoYed till the
horses were ready to start, when very miser-
able looking fellow approached the carriage
a ana said in voice Of persuasive entreaty:
one sixpence, my Lord-only one sixpence,
ano itwlii treat all your friends in Ireland"
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-29

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