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ling not named, So zA
Premiums were awarded as follows 81
For the greatest number of varieties (10)
G best variety, all things considered,
WILSON'S Aibany,) Charles Gable
I" I'd best, Golden Queen =. g, Woods,
g Largest fruit of any variety, lAgflcgl-
turist,) 7ff5 11 II. Is. Hlnsdale.
/" best amateur berry, all things consid-
3 5s2 cred, brooklyn Scarlet D. h..ulns a,a
Best Seeding, .. .19s1cHe gsa DIG! Smith
Best at Wilson'S Albany, g De- otto S.cGalB!
g .Triomph de}gapd, q 4: B: H I'm
g Agriculturlst Eathrop Burgess.
.s4stS Rnssel's Prolific, D. G. Smith.
" Col. Eiiworth,,o et.' g Fl. B. H1nsdale
Naomi. t..3 l1s D. G.. Smith,
+" Brook yn Scarlet, Fl. B. Hinsdale.
IS Bayberry, g. : Brande,
" Ida, ef4 80 ID. q. Smith.
Jennings White, J;C.Woodis.
- Buffalo, ID. g. Smith,
/" Fillmore, ~ Lathrop Burgess.
CLASS B.-VEGETABLEs. .4rI.l i. /
The whole numberof entries in this class,
was eighteen. Premiums were awarded as
follows: 0~
For best two punches onions, not less than
"a dozen each, 4. ii. y; Curtis.
Z" six heads lettuce, Mark Dresser.
half peck peas in pod, early Kent5,)
I'd best DO [McLean's Little Gem,D
Mark Dresser.
Best half peck of potatoes current seas
on's growth, Carly Rose,l Hska.
I'd I" 40 Cash Leaf,) LathFop Burgess.
The following articles were deemed worthy
of special notice by the committee. although
not exhibited in sufficient quantities to en-
title to premium: Is III aF..fls'a
Sample Cucumbers, II. +. Phelps
9 Winter Radish Linus W2 IS iyE
e-" CaulifoWer, III. +. Phelps
Corn, P.S. Curtis.
GLASS C.-FLowERs.
In this class there were eighty-three entries
embracing a great variety of choice and
beautiful plants and flowers, some of which
are rarely seen even in the most extensive
greenhouses. The most attractive feature
in this department., was the collection
exhibited by Fl. T. Phelps, which was so
complete in varieties, and which comprised
such fine specimens, as to almost defy com
petition. Great credit is due Mr.. Phelps for
his enterprise in obtaining the most rare and
beautiful novelties of the floral world ,as well
as for the interest in the success of the exib-
ition, which prompted him to place so many
OF Jnem WAere Inelr DeauJIeS CouIu ue ENJOY
ed by the public. We trust that in the fu-
ture his example. may be followed by other
members of the society Such laurels as he
has won of this exhibition should be striven
for. With the exceptions mentioned hereaf-
ter, all of the first premiums were awarded
to him.
Best Aquarium, stocked, Miss Inez Rice.
Largest collection of cut flowers in variety,
Mrs. Fl. F. Phelps.
Best basket of cut flowers Mrs.lS Gait
g floral wreath, s. 7. Brande,
" hard boquet, FL. B. Phelps.
I'd do S. Y. Brande.
Best table floral ornament sly. Brande.
CLASS D.-LADIEs' DEPARTMENT.
In this class but few entries were made
Premiums were awarded a follows:
Best Ottoman, floral design, Miss M Fl Allen
&c Case wax pond lilies, Miss. F. Furman
'' Basket wax flowers, & 8
" Floral cross, {wax,)
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ReDR0vaI.
A. BURG.

A. BURG.
Has removed his Barber Shop to No. Main ST.,
second door North OF ]. =. Bailey's Grocery which
building he has thoroughly renovated and fitted up
in the best possible manner and where he will be
happy to meet his old customers, all who require
his services in the art tonsorial
Kenosha, June o. 1862 1y1144tf .
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ASK your Doctor or Druggist for
EHTlQUlNINE--it equals (bitt3r) Quinine.
Is madeo only by F. STEARNS, Chemist, Detroit.
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EMPLOY ENT thai pays. For particulars,
- address 8. n. SPENCER & o., BrattleboEo, Vt.
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Vim Strong-Blk "a 6 az
G L SpekeT--Lot 8 blk 90. ErNe 90 3 OF
L Y DdUis-Lot 3 blk TO- ss 80 3 or

| Vim Strong-.Blk "a ga
G. i SpekeT--Lot 8 blk % %FNga 30
! L Y DGuis-Lot blk 49, w 80 A@ O.
HOLMES AND NICHOLS DpITIoS.
w S Strong-Lot.2 blk 5, "a
| Unenown--Lot blk 5, ~. 81 sss.t9 q O
Vim Goffe-Lot blk 5, SOS Abs@ D d
F Harrison-Lot4 Blk 5, 90
I O Harrison-Lot blk s. Ok
L III Phillips-Lot blk r. A
L Butler[Lot 4 blk IA, 4fN ga o.
do Lot blk a. is 0:
do Lot blk IA, 5 s.
- do Lot7blk IA, 81. Ll}ea ~ ia l2lO
Josiah Bond Com &c rodse of II cor of sd
or sec, and 2 rods of n line of same, thence
es rods, thence 25 rods, thence W s rods, 81
thence 25 rods to beg, g-<Nt45 .sr Sc 3
" W Or, Sec 6, TT, e %
Hale and Bond-Com on line of n e or of
the W or of said or sec, and 20 rods Of
line of same, thence to W cor of qrn
W al of said sec, thence "a rods, thence
60 rods, thence W 81 rods to beg, Is O.
N. ERLt's SUBDIVISION OF SIX ACRES.
N EhleLAll of said lots lying within subdi-
vision lots i ard blk 10, A.
do do AIl All ing Within subdivision. lot BLK
do ALL lying within subdiy'n lot Ii blk 26, ID;
- Fourth Ward.
SEQr Sec 81, To, RS
p Kelley-Com on line of blk rods ofsw
cor, thence rods, theneee 81 #, thence
w Evans4zW u wqr blk 79Yad 3V .ss.4 e
r s shepherd-Eot blk - IS OF
NJ Washbish--Lot Is blk 13 43
E w Eyans-All that part lying OF Main st,
not taken by railroad track, lois llsand ~, "
~ s # D., 58B Sec Z 81, r., 4 % |
Estate Of Fnilef-Iots blk 70 90
q G Runals-Com 9 rods and ~ rods Of n
b Cur oflsaid or sec, THENCE W % rods thence M
ex 2 tJda track ac Of R&RIRR % q
Estate of G X Watkins--Com rods W and 30
rods 8 of Q cor Of said or sec, thence W is
rods. thence 16 rods, tlence-e is rods,
thence 10 rods, except railroad track, 10 30
Anb Block &c Ffancke--Lot IL Dix q - 81 ~
JENNE's ADDITION
JAS Maloney-Lot1 blk1 'aios 3oA .edsoaa 50 So
II III Campton-Eot IA blk 3 ..4e4-a 2 90
TH " EEQ's. SeeS1, e, eR2Sa
Jas NJ Stryker-Corh - rods W and rods
of cor of said or Sec thence n IS rods, oA
thence rods, thence IS rods, thence e j.
Srods to beg, AvUgTTT TEur 81
4MEQr, SEQ 81 T 2R23 r~1a
HUDSON Bacen-7Except, Al # in width off
end lot Blk So N'ess 291
@ A Murray-Iot7 blk 81 3F 3iis1 55l6
s Fisk77s u lot4 biz 90 rEq fLTJ2T0g Us
Washington island.
NWQr,,See 80, T2, res
Il f Merris-Lot "a BLK l IA ~ W
C Dorance-I.o t % blk :" y - - - u %
Sfoan-Lot IS bfk1 rs @zs@9 T@gAsf Al
Dated at Kenosha. the 18th day of August, A. D.
1880 ERN EST, g. FTIMME.a .~-.,f SOD r,
Clerkof the County Board offs supervisors Of Keno
shafGounty, Wisconsin.stg9ail1- 4 l3W12 4
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butchers Dead Shot for Bed-Bugs
Butchers lightning Fly killer.
Sold by Druggists Everywhere.
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90 Day for all. Address A. ]. FULLAM, N. Y
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HORTICULTURAL.

Award of Premiums at the Summer Exhi-
bition Of the Kenosha Horticultural Society,
held at Simmons Hall, July 5th, 1869.
CLASS A.-STRAWBERRIEs.
The whole numberof entries in this class,
was twenty-nine, embracing the following
varieties: Fillmore, Longworth's Prolific,
Agriculturist, Wizard of the North, LEM
ning's White, Golden Queen, Bayberry, Rus
sel's Prolific, Downer's Prolific, Ada, Met!
calf's Early, Juconda, Col. Ellsworth, Til
onph de Gand, Green Prolific, Ida. Buffalo,
French, Wilson'S Albany, Naomi, and a seed
ling not named. 49, A
Premiums were awarded as follows 81 al
For the greatest number of varieties (I00
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" r. 4r, Sec 3, II, e %
John Ho0an-Com rod and 229 ftw ofne
cor OF said or sec, thence Al S-12 #. thence
8 s rods, thence W Al S-12 #, thence s rods
to beg, 4
e II RIdd-Com 220 # of W cor of lot II
thence e to G line of lot IS, thence eouther.
ly on said e line a #, thence to Kenosha
street, thence a it to beg, pa
P z Wood-Com rods of cor of lot Is.
thence e Is rods, thence rods and Z #.
thence W to Kenosha g.. thence n to beg. 100
e II WhtppLe-Com 80 rods of ecor of lot
Is, thence to line of the or sec, thence W
to old Chicago road, thence to point 80
rods of W cor of lot 16, thence e to beg.
except part conveyed for cemetery, 200
Stephen F0rbsr-Com ~ rods of cor of
lot II, and 155k rods W Of the centre OF Chi
cago st, thence rods, thence W 6K rods.
thence n 8 rods, thence 81 rods to beg.
W Adams-Com 10 rods Of 8 e cor of lot
IL, and 81 rods W of the centre of Chicago
st, thence W to W line Of g n Of said or sec.
thence a rods, thence e to beg,
BOND AND Strokes ADDITION
Rn StroHg-Lot blk IL.
g L H0tcdrd-Lot blkM.
do Lot blk 30
do Lot 3 blk 20.
do Lot blk 20,
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The following is list of unredeemed lots, pieces
County CO Of Kerosha and state Of Wisconsin, which
were sold oths 14th day Of May 4 D 1857 for
she gfEaxes charges and interest calculat-
ed thereon to the last day redemption due on
each parcel Now, therefore, notice IS hereby glvi
fore the 18th day of May a. ID. 1870, they vail be
conveyed to the purchasers thereof, acconingto
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4 LcVt"LoTN ma 1Aex'z K8npIon.
Firm fhA A1NS,~ Y..-t

~ ono OF those orrors which At times hap
pm 70 the best regulated Post Onlcp Depart.
Mtnt, the sutJofned letter has fallen into onr
Possession. Nc would gladly put il in il
proper direction. had We tho means or doIuV
70. Fer, ASIDE from tho question Of stu pje
lnatlee. We would rejoice Ia making happy
tho losed swR!n for whom 1t was Intended.
But tho want OF N addrtls, or, at least
tneh one ~ We could decEpher, wholly pre-
eludes u from carrying out such guod pur.
Pose. Tho least We can do, therefore, Il TO
RISe the world the benefit Of the letter. It
may DO tt come good, and be.ides, as part Of
me unlvere, the young gallant whose
merlts awakened the lnsptratloa that garc i
TO zee It. We nssuro thn*c who vii! take the
trouble 70 read 1t uudts*taudiuE1y, that II
embodles sentiments OF ralu+, particularly TO
such rs are ln The pursrLt Of wedlock under
pccnnIary circumstances
Dear ne1d GIN how GLAD an hers from
ycw kInee yrv gnk btke hodm and w1l glad ! &C
1ez uhen Jew was ot hes. AZ Easd yev ~ vel
nIg: trsse ooLt 10 afs 1eH do o. not bat hop Jcw
dew yew ced Jcw cid oetau1a Jex csd nked
J4ck lit Jew eed yewes hatt NE tedy 3 ef1k 9oot
1T 1t uak On htze akxours beeluze dors kare
crxx on h,zc stkouEs sza cca b.fo7e wsnt nli
yeHef x1tc1jons n.yteHi ih1nk my thots afp abopt
rev the Eeit TINS Joa eed jew hant got rnonY
e1of4 pay tic raxr.g= lee IA Eaze aloud ua cel
enan. nsy cent Ct It ma ted / kould cei f1ust IN
Jewer a1rcuIs 10 eh1l b pruuud : ts1nf / heanf
Il. rev q ne nafTtd We vii % bapy sFteT7l ~
iAk NJ u1d town "a haz. aest bot . yo1ke Of kst.
;le Ts taa tsfs .tde s7ts7 Nc ct nsErtd vont
hnm fos ie teze ysv kan kus ta:rnps nd iesos
md sich sozts Of etuf for the kstlIe "a cuIk ard
KUN aeHe1 Anuy ElLL1
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A CapfSkt Jo4e-Ihe Resalt OF Ret-x
OINI.CQutkeauk.

From the kokouo tlnd-) Tdbure.
Hend OF OUTS, resident at this place,
goes to Chicago occattoually. On his hast
trip, good thing occurred, which be tried
rom the neiGhborhood OF Crown Point. We
should like to give the rame, but he plead5
so hard that VIC haEo decided to suporess It,
on the mad be got into conversation with
agtntlemsp, who bad his wife and baby with
MIN. The baby Eas sound asleep and the
parents concluded to fortgo tha pleasure of
nfeaklhst rather thsn wake up their babe.
Our Trend, alwaYs courteous, aaid le only
wanted cup Of coffee, which be would ri
9t1y aa9.1.leaiy md then be would sit
breakfast. He got out 1t Grown Point. toos
his eotlec, q biscuit md an egg and then hur-
ned into the car. The parents went out 10
breakfast aud before thcy returned tho tr1!n
started. Our friend plead with the conduc-
tos TO stop, but ha would not do It. On
went the train. The mother, upon learning
her babe had gone, almost went lato spasta
aEd euspicioned pFeasrxuged plot. Our
irlend "a equally alarmed. What was he
70 DO! How WAS tha child to 10 uurselY
Snpposs It was necessary se echange = certain,
Parasnlar sa part Of It's garments, what would
there ia basket. but ho had Fever nut one
on In his lfc. We wlil not tell all that hap
pened. The telegraph was used. Our freud
reached Chlcasn, took the babe In one pFu
end family basket In the other and went 10
= hotel For niue hour he t.sot D." there
rocking that baby or walking up aud down
Win IL. The parents cane In on freight
tsain and ruAhed t-Anllcslly for their child.
Our i1end gave 1t up Without weeping aud
sVcars ne will never agaia speak to Auy mau
g - woman on \ train who has charge OF :
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K1eptousnia is q very Convenient disease,
Hcar what the Brooklyn Union nas 10 say
al outn:
The success Of insanity rs defence asssn.s
Indictment for murder Is inducing The adop-
lion Of kitptotnania as detncc In Al, kinds
of otssesling> As Pertons who kin arc sup
postdt to be Unlisted with IN if7cs asfbic
nhAla uhscur4ug their reasoning powers,
which drives them 10 murder, those who
steal are pleading that they art overeaueEn
ou one Is continued E14tidc4tton TIL ha
stcsls al the time, and everything he eau lay
bis hands on. There are cnses on rcco.d OF
real mental weakness In this respect, which
hAvo afforded pain to the sudtrrrs hy It End
amusement to those who havc bcea tempo
rar5 victims to 1t.
4 degree tn the progress OF k1cptomaaia
towards becoming N ordinary disease OF
mankind WAS marked when " re- spectAblc"
etealcrs were detected bciorc they had re-
covered. 1tiswas first instance, OF their
standing was high or purses wei! 61led, 1t
Vas tasY to plead lit or the stealing insanity
and aver that the recovery Of the mcutsl fac-
would have been siinnltaneou. and sure to
iekc placc 4 Uorc time had been allowed.
Like most things which At fsst arc precious,
aud a1e dnal]y produced IN quSut.tles to sup
PLY the demand, k3eptomanla Is being cheap
ened. Hs now quite commcn com ola:nt,
LGu1EA% A41S AAG A4AilET 1CxaGWS, IL E43 n0s
yet Affected the clas=ca who hare no money
and nos much tociai poatiou. Hahs,ral
1lep,omaniaes are discovered every few days,
generally alter some person has lost some
Thing valuable, aad To- kcd IN the righ: p:ace
for IT, and frequently In possession ol con.
siderable quantities cf goods which
had mJstcrlousiy disappeared. SeyeIal
Instances have occustd OF kicptom. MA
affecting pertons for tho1t tins AID" al
rM &c intervals. This form ol the di.casc Is
marked by the transportation Of vain able
property and aftcr forrctfu!ness OF the man.
ncr in which It WAS acquired. The ncxt
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stage IN the development Of the disease will
probably correspond With the Cola ioaaatty,
10 b4 described asa spasm die dlsease. be-
Efnrfng st the instant OF discovering tempt
frr article ard ihst no one will sco II taken,
ard CT dirg with its safe coucealm=at At
home, Il will cot be lorg I'll klepIom.nss
will be dis=ostrcd to prompt to ior gerry, the
appropriation Of stocks, and the leakage OF
bank tills, mlsfo1,unes for which no excuse
astlalacto1y to the public has teen ds,i.ea
hs Jet. In fact E!nts haYe been fuggested al
ready that lne or two poor fcllows who arc
suffering h The state Prison for ludI.cretlons
81 this sort, may hare been victims OF this
To be 40 euleaeious remedy for hcp.ounnla.
nor acmonltlon, nor restoration o. the good
oplnlon OF friends, Public opinion directed
to social exclusion would probably not be
Without effect. but We h1Yc most faith In
confinement sinil.r to that which Is award
Cd for. ordinary theft. It Hiu be we'll 70
try Il.
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" SLIPPED UP.n
a L~vsf ObtnaEa Llctnae-MeApkize
ths freaeher's Brother Wins the
f.1fb

Il L1vsr Obsalks = Llctnae-Meap1lae
ths Preachers Hfpsher Vans ths
GlEi.
From tho Davenport Iowa) Gazcttc. Js,. -,
Un Monday last yoou. man entered the
oslcc OF the Clerk Of the Circuit Court, lis
face olushipG red. lis eyes bright with q
lussrc which told OF joy Ia h!s som. hi. forn
manly orc, his gait umid, shulflIup on,
as though he bore ttdircs OF such burden.
some import as seemed TO bend the supple
sna sEEe5 shi.nld E. ns ses lie sded Up to soyde
certificates that allowed fellow to get mar
RED ehyder referred him to Sudtow, and
that gentleman asked him his name and that
Of the interested lady. The young man III.
tered big own name In bold, lord
tone, hnt lowered bis lips TO sudlor's ea1s,
i afraid that another soul would know tnat
he had Won her. Hc obtstned his license.
planted Ills Il. 50, aud E.iriy ran out Of the
conri House and TO Ills saddle horse In front.
>, That Young man returned to the Court
q blush in his FACET wss hageard. Thele
was no lus1ro In his eyes-they were red with
weeping. Hts form was still manly. His
gait WAS not tfmld, nor WAS bis step ehuf.
nlog, for he trod with firm step. II walked
!: 70 sna.ow W. desk; Wen, slr said sqalow,
you like smother license :" "No,H was The
reply, almost Interrupted By sobs which werc
ready TO burt forth, r. doa't want smother
license i ehall neyer use this enc t(showiug
the one be hsd obtained) Il shall never want
another one u Tho tones were full OF IN.
gnsh' gu sGa;n ssydeF stepped wiring and looked
aud with pity IN hts voice, asked
ehsir,'' he added ia l'A.s a tecoua' trSs
thinking the young man needed rest.
" This Is tho matter. took the license out
psraches had arothcr, who had largo
fas1n. Don't you think, sir. thtt be went
over and proposed to Miss while / vas
IN here alter The certificate to marry her my
self She told him no, at nrst, but She asked
her father, md her father told her that be
him, md Ill that, and she accepted
him. That Was the talcA.sct man IN hero
this morning, snydcr," said SudloW. II
thought It strange when be esvc the samc
name that wrote on this persons License"
les. Anu they a.e to oc married tonight"
nc 10 s'and up With them loo III
see 'em Cursed H..t!" Sue said. when I
asked her Why ste hsd used me 10, that she
didn't want 10 make me nAelabls, for va
w,frn't c9pEeptai! rs al csn.e ! haven't
1T s1n i an,d n,d ss 5is arm "a ee eonse-
Was 50 smart trd prcttyi ueie's The Ger.
tihcatc-" He handed ovcr the paper, stood
awhllc - II waiting for the teiurn ol bis
$50 foolish tcll ~. and then leaycd
great sigh, sud went away! WA The stsa
tor the money or The girl! VIC ncyc, SAW 4
more sadIcrcd couutGnaocc than hls-he waa
tie pcrsonl1catiou Of nlsesJ. Our reporter
learned from / mercantile friend that the
poor fellow took The traln for tht Wess last
evening, With tho Intention cf guia- to Nc.
yada- Hen not be at the wedding tonight,
HIS "fslsc ane' will be there. VIII he bn
happy! We tsow not.
, 1869-02-07

mons reserved for " elect lad1t.n In Paradise.
Is It desirable, We ask, that here below a.
brunette should ba absolutely abolished. And
became, even az the dodo and the mcenthe-
RAM, creature o. memoirs and Of lnuscums1
The hoary head Is crown Of glory but
what can be SAID In praise Of chrysoplo-
kanie youuc women t.a. may not BE- bal
anced by as good a word In behalf Of their
more eoter-hued sisterss Ono good ch'8nou,
as we'll 90 one good custom, may corrupt the
world. II black be the deT1ls livery, the
tailhfnl nightingale is brown aud though
thee "too brown ior \ talr praise" yet
he has warned us. ii "Roneo snd
Juliet" against the perfz VI " saiat6edue:ns
gola' Is ominonsIy as he mAkes the friends
Of Romeo warn tha. amo7ous youth against
the n.Achfef hidden IN "white uc1ch's
Most m mullerosc of morta1a, after an extended
II not wholly creditable experience Of the
sex, scems 10 hare paid tribute to certxin
moral superiority Of the darker types Of
beauty. IePofe11o tells US that the atmIra-
bic Don preferred
"NelIA blondA Il grnuf1erza
Feila tyuna "a eos,arz1-"
Now, grace and beauty ar good things /;
bnt constancy, al.o, II rot pushed too far, ,hss
,ls merits. Golden Etrls, md even gfldcd
girls, may endure for 4 moment aud seine
like flies in the SIN; hut 1t will be q bl.ek
NNj "a b0N AANE " LIN AII Aa4 a 44A44 Gu y QL4tu
are driven 10 the alternative OF taklng ar
senic externally or internally, by tho over
riynls. -
:, The style may be, rs Butlou fasd It was,
the man. But the halr Is not necessarily the
woman, and stiil less fitting that the woman
should te sacrificed to the hair. 10 die I.
human-bat why spell It with :" The
London papers are tust now as full Of the
deadly ELECTS Of popular cosmetics for The
hair as Is the HarM Of fusel-o,1 and other
"hanltefies Of art" In respect OF what we eat
md drink. True p71iaa mora respects uclth-
CT the wlE1 ct nature nor those Of art,
Gnlcen lfdf md tasses must
Like ehinnsyAwtep4r1, CONS 10 dust.~
But why precinltate the catastrophe by
chemical sotutsonss Let Us appeal ftum
Bened1ck ous Of love to Benedlck IN lore,
and with him consent that woman's hair
shall be "as heaven pleases."
Lss every true ph'1anthEopsst among US,
It the risk Of temporarily losing his social in
nucneo as pesson Of taste, ste1nly resolve
that hc will stand like man BY every vo-
mau. no matter how dark her tsesses, who In
these trying ttmes has the courage Of her
own halr.-Aes1 York World.
, 1869-02-07

ever been IN custody bt1trz. and. sa the,r
dscss denoted, they must ot uecess,tT bc a
eeedmR1y Poor 1 inquired OF woman, who ap.
Ptsscd ln great distress, the habits Of tho
boss. can op1y,' she said, 'sspe1k fcrmy
6oy, tk. He esrns me sig shilltnss week.
res good lad; haven't money enough
comes ou1 Of Stafford, don'l know. Hecan't
WAX the twenty miles homc.' Fortunately.
t"o gentlemen appeared On the sceue, md IN.
. qutred particulsIs. which were soon forth
coming: .scandalons + said one. tMpn-
stEons ts!d The. other. L. sid, any
0ne, the boys shall be liberstej.' Two esn-
tlemsn did join the writer OF his; tha due
wss psid. md ihe boJs unclaimed. and. a.
though the Tickets were taken from Willen.
hall to Stafford, Tho boys did not 90 10 tall, u
, 1869-02-07
Cofo0Atlou.

IT a. II.
Atthe ktc2'a kLIe Tho enbtle npoa
Wost flR7 }elIoE nets OF sun,
Caught In the dEo1Sy STARE TOO soo1
The guards slept oEc BY onc.
through the ksnsta gaia, uaquesdoasd then
- A nccEss went, ano 1I1ehed. "Thls hi1ugI
He chaEtr. Ht lss', 10 tre II ncu
Fals oeuEt, being k1nSs.''
Tie EicE rat howod beneath hts csogp.
fTtpttnk bis fsec With nsttess hant;
Watching The hour-Rlass sitting down
Too tIo1 II. aktnIEg sand.
- Poor u1r, what woaidtt thoo hare Of me- r
IT'S mftr tnr1cd. snd ptt3lnc,
Repfied. lskc otc IN crrars, ~OE thee
Nothing. ~anl the king."
Cpso+s Tie Krr, snd non bis hcad
ehook Oh tas doAu, and threw II BY;
" q nan. thon m1aS h4yn knoHn," b Ratd,
~ greater htnR than l."
7hnaeh 81 tss r,ttt. nneue. toned thea,
Wh's;esed tie KtrF, shan Know Vhcn
Btfosr ais thfnEe sttne r
Hc.s w.plnV iron tie k:usa eot brow
Tha c1thton ilIeA tte crown h4d t1Aeed.
"1t's II his presence Iow.''
Ak tnc hluE Ealft lee ff2I1y noon
CEwove Its yoIlou cts OF sun;
Ont IL theif sieap IN terror aoun
The guards 1Sk.d cna By enc.
" Hn Effct Ho thtyei u4s Eo man secn
The hrclN Tic CIT tan 10 arn no.
BeEzu aEo kfne, they lauehe1, Neeu,
The lauSh that fiee men know.
On tie k.n1'a gate The lac4a grew eray;
rne K,rE e11 not 1hty ealied lin deaa ;
AID 4 ate hAs eicest scn, ono eaJ,
Slave In k!a tathet's stead.
--1fi1nltc 4AonGAly,
, 1869-02-07

teMlona1 advice aa-execpt hitrseli-op,r The
WsalshJ cao summon to their cases, hut be
FL s t9e ssa snxsse casEsed out for him BY .ys-
many Duke Is unable 10 secure. In crer7
Town. almett crcfy surgeon Or physisi1n,
famous Tor h!s skill N treating sny riTin f,r:a
ot disease, slts at tome hos sp!;a, or Glspcas,rT
ns cettain hours to p1osctbc g.atuitou lv tor
the poor who come TO him.
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