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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-12-19

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In nine cases out OF ten, no mans life
will be success il he does not bear bur-
dens in his childhood. If the fondness or
the vanity of father or mother kept hiufrom
contact with hard work; if another, al
ways helped him out at the end Of bis row:
if, instead Of taking his turn at pitching
off, he moved away all the time-in short,
if what was light always fellto him, and
what was heavy about the same work to
some one else !; ii he has been permitted
to shirk till shirking has become q habit
unless miracle is wrought, his life will
be failure, and the blame will not be
half as much his as that Of weak, foolish
parents. eag efa ~ AxaHl
On the other hand. il a how has been
brought up to co his part never allowed
to shirk any legitimate responsibility, or
permitted to dodge work, whether or not
it made his back ache, or soiled his hands
until bearing heavy burdens become
matter OF pride, the heavy end of the wood
his from choice-parents, as they bid him
good-by may dismiss their fears. His
life viii not be u business failure. The ele-
ments Of success are his, and at some time
and in some way the world will recognize
his capacity, sl8 q sTes
Take another point. Money is the OBJ
lect OF the worlds pursuit. II Is legiti-
mate object. 1t gives bread, and clothing
and homes, and comfort. The world has
not judged wholly unwisely when it has
made the position a man occupies to hinge
comparatively more or less on his ability
to earn money, and somewhat upon the
amount OF his possessions. Ii he ID miser-
ably poor, it either argues some defect in
his expenditures, or q lack of fitness to
cope with men in the great battle for gold.
When a country-bred boy leaves home.
it is generally to enter upon some busi-
mess the end Of which is to acquire prop
erty, and he will succeed just in proportion
as he has been made to earn and save in
his childhood. sas.s sH
If all the money he has had has come
of planting little patch in the spring,
and selling its produce after weary months
OF watching and toll, in the fall, or from
killing woodchucks at six cents head, or
from trapping muskrats, and selling their
skins for shilling; setting snares in the
fall for game, and walking miles to see
them in the morning before the old folks
were up; husking corn fer neighbsr,
moonlight evenings, at two cents BUSH
ell; working out an occasional day that
hard work at home has made possible
he is good to make his pile in the world.
On the contrary, if the boy never earned
dollar; il parents and friends ALWAYS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-12-19

This is the most tho, ough blood purifier yet dis
covered, and cures all humors from the wort Scro-
fuia TO a common Eruption. Pimpies and Btotches
on the face, and scGly rough skin, which are such
annoying blemishes to many young persons, yield
10 the use of few bottles OF this wonderful medi-
line. From one to eight bottles cure Sat Rheam,
Erysireias Scatd Heed Ping Worms, Boiis, Scaly
Erupti0ns Of the SKIN, Scrofata Sores, Ulcers and
''Cdnker" In the Mouth and Stomach 1t is pure
medicinal extract OF native roots and plants, COM
bining IN harmony Natures most sovereign cura.
ave properties which God has instilled into the
vegetable kingdom for healing the sick. 1t is
great for the strength and vigor of the sys
tem Those who are languid sleepless, have ner-
apprekenssoas fears, any of the affections
symptomatic of Uedkaess, will lind convincing evil
ience OF its restorative power upon trial If you
feel dull, droacsg deJiidted and respondent, have
frequent Headache, mouth tastes badly in the morn
ing, irregular appetite and tongue coated, you are
suffering from Torpid Lirer or "Biiiousness." In
many cases of "Lirer Complaint" only part of
these symptoms experienced As II remedy for
all such cases, DIR. Pierces Golden Medical Discov-
cry has equal it effects perfect cures, leaving
the liver strengthened and healthy. For the cure of
Habtual Constipation of the Bowels il is never
failing remedy, and those who have used for this
purpose are loud In it, praise In bronchial, Throat
and Lung Diseases, it has produced many trlly re-
ma~kable cures, where other medicines had failed.
Sold by druggists at 90 per bottle. Prepared at
the Chemical Laboratory of X. V. PIERCE, N. d.,
sept26-t t&w3m Buffalo, N. Y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-12-19
A CAR D.

A Clergyman, while residing in South America
as a missionary, discovered safe and simple lem.
edy for the Cure of Nervous Weakness, Early De-
cay, Diseases of the Urinary and Seminal Organs,
and the whole train Of disorders brought ON by
baneful and vicious habits Great numbers have
been cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by q
desire to benefit the afflicted and unfortunate, will
send the recipe for preparing and using this med
icine, in sealed envelope, to any one who needs
it, Free Of charge. Address JOSEPH L. lNMAN,
Station %, Bible House, New York City.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-10-20
Livery and Sale Stable.

Livery and Sale Stable. l'e.
The undersigned has just erected ~
. lsr4e snd somm6aieus stable on the eer'-
ner 81 Lake, Street ana Perry Place, oppo'
site Clsrk's store, near tho Central House,
which he has filed withtfvery stock, COM
prisiin1.gg i1.gg;;..1H . number Of x,rs ,,
.ias" s FINE HORaEssao,s, ..,. ~
s4itabbll.effeeir either riding u r'dr3tAk; IA :
variety sfa is'b - ~ .%stA !sHrs ~
HANDsOME BUGG1Es
For single or double team.
Commodious, antcarrisges for pleas
ure parties always ready.
All orders for teams, for Excursions, Fu-
nersfS II s 3ourns3 wil1fbs aftandAdlta
promptly.
His stock is Of the best kind, and he
n''''' b'' 4t.'nt'.'es ' s''f, !, b!saab4yi
St. cloudssJaa. zsa.t1eess VYea.e4s
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-10-20
ha4 Grand 4 Millinery @44, ! St9qk SH9%{d1 !
Complete and Elegant AS
sortment Of Spring ~
aud Summer-s
= ' Goods. ~

IADlss! Now IS. Yoip Yooiunp q CuA;xscas ;sas!s !1sMrs: Ms
Ottensmey er desires to close out. entirely
Her .preseqa sfpqk of |mllline.y igood34 in
order to make room for very large new
stack TO be.ppt in this fall, and for the next
four weeks will sell any and all articles at
seest;L These goeds ere ar choice and deg
tnf Cfsps 'sad 4acss BoS1ets, n"S Nepolitan s,
Ris'} tsa St1s3 III sJ s:;at s;ytt:
hsess ef gall kinds, Thread, Cluny Smyrna
Valenoiennes edgings.
aDSfesas 81 1'2iih frimmin IS: 8: Il u
,sd..l11.AI AIaoLel.ie. in 81 TX
Gimps. Guipure Lace, Imitation Malta and
xale6eelz1ea lacAs TaHeta 9Hd E6rdet1ges
Ribbons, Cotton and Marseilles trimmings,
Blk lst,. hor6 Utesss Buttons, Rrnbroidsfy,i
Edgings and Insertions
Ladies' Furnishing Goods :
.dist Hpsp co,il.S4sY YsS?G,'r and Gu., rhrs.d is a.
and Malta Lace Collars, Neck Ribbons and
lows hinen . and Lace Hsndkerchiefs,
Stamped Yokes and Aprons, French WOW
en- Coraets, Imitation Hair Switches and
Chigndns, Cotton; Silk ahJ Gilt Nets.
.. A lsfga assoftnant1of Of 'Lsdisss and Gsht's
ALEXANDER KID GLOVES, Ladies' Cot
ton L1slEA AND BERLIN GLOVRS; 'Fans,s
Fancy Jewslry. All kinds Of Beads.
1r3D IL .s'eMKs.IMg tOTfEk6adBYER.
n. B.-Hats Bleached, and Made,
81: Glsad zpsiI saH 5. is76. ig:nss
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white with a light talloef snow, and the
Ky, v1s gray with the promise Of more,
rBush.ea'e hobp.iled shoes had :tzoddea
4 patho and broken branches Of myrtle
and cedar, With: fragments Of varuished
holly and cleaning red-berries, marked
bis homeward grogress=~ith the Christ
mas etes8s s'1 pioksl;up one Of the
shining; ftickly Isitep, ind is shaspest
thota' ratew dsblodd!drop from my
fne6f,a 2hiehhIz sutvsgsdnswlth tragic
ygoolsyovaa d3iw ho'o9agoo 02ei j:::d
" 'Besi non; oradosd" .Iss.ld.
aYou'ars nossoathamed7 10 Z show yesr
Kurt. But, when the proud hearta:is
Rt!ssaa 20 !saSe, st stf RI h'Ys tte rlshsF
to's!a aghBfs II hRf|seds s4ki7ah ,Is,aysi,uo9 al,
Ne7sEztlhslea'. zl ylsgi lPsids y - NJ sid n
= SpntaszBt +, me- tAfiealt - ,1sd NAP ny; n;
= self in i a gessnsoth s h bpa1 ii to eee % ee'.il
NY heart ye,rnsd afessg5u afessg5ughsess utghess aaNsetpes,
which had ssemsd-se asas-to me ! lit.
% @Ras aeo;' xxtsdN,iiag gnohly"fof me 70
44s.ckf CIT 'myl hahdasd' 9tstie.it in.
AID now it ~as gdns an gobss.o An
hi;SS'gKsSsfS gsBsfSA sa al 'e Il = 5en1theTf T
'h.od Rsaapedsit, and I txas sefis fabbed
IND :atsolats:s:';4Af a cold, damp, 1aiad'xtent
isobbing thsossh :thes treea;a ~ pines
made their melancholy mosn; Ill acrsa1
'tiop, and II ezi1tepse, YeFe areary .'ike
to- pJ dssl! dssspls!irilog rilolhbo tlhboqehtss,5s eas a,s &.
as "Dinoer-bells ring though passing
sbelh' toll,"a showsrer1oS Ny reflections
nopoo the !tr.!nrasitory nature of::human
bappiness were sharply and da suddenly
interrupted sby .Hpro,6nked tiatinu.bu
1htiop inl Il tAe e open air, and, looking bel.'
Eiveea tie @ @tree;7|iltem', Fl ,'| I ~ +, Bushrod
pSteudi1g on the lower terrace, swinging
|'tbe biggest bell in the house, with the
eoAbiaed sSssFgy ofa both hands: Esi-
Rdtnst1 heFh1dabsenl sent out!a6 ring ms
ID ped, to sa1ssmJ si.s;I responded. At
Folciito tls suumonsy and shossd my.
sele;isths opsaisg essB B1hrod paused
tfipm his labss and his % yiaosntaesin
Fdi'ptsyea y lFe''sshng eoa''asts ssA. q lvo1y q
fana fsB9pJ.ssd sesiI taai Ii .lEa71uK ;.
r Moughs saat woah ,fatehs ys,a Mis.
Marcy" with beaming expression,s =
4 came up the slope. q 4isi Ps -
pt aee,s We gepak 59s VA 1I!sl|e Il
dis Al ehils ihsn ansabsr ; aad ao 1ssa sss 's
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-10-20

- - s'Wbsaever you splssser rsI answered,
,formally.yt.'%a1 10 aoi!ji4 oft ,nods Z
'a% ''Ay pleasure isEyoufs;you msana to
say s"svith oneaof her apph looks; 4Ars
you getting amisblsiagsin a,sm h.a d
"You can think 20, if you CHOOSE y
81 "Well, I wish you'd give me cause
TO-" she exclaimed, i.ustiirgly: y" Mar
jorie, vh.t !. the matter With you ?
You ve y snapped q me ', al day long.
What have I done I" ~ - -. - -. >
! 8 ii believe I have only seen zen you about
40 hour today all told,' 1 said, 4 = cody
sand you have borne the burden Of the
conversation betxesu us." ri .osa a;:aH
mWhy didn't you tell me to. bold my
lpngae : Yoslooked .ah if you wanted
to. { Oh, EMarjorie, what: little goose
you are !Iaspn sid3 70 .zz:coJ 10 soNl
It:I'vesseen enough to hold 7.imyb bgoxn
tongue, at any, rate, and keep my own
{ 1ooubsel, antv1ered, t1 With soms init. st !.
49,. fs.ssss5.iiss sft ;sssfs gsbzouT sasii
! '.'rh.s.d /, ,s.y EVIDENT, skffsskI,gipxf skfsskI,gipf
b,r shoulders. s 81 81. Aon g svends ie.nds ,ii ssy
vbsAs No shall @, fes ;5Thel / Hollies,s i
wish you .10,tld .nama m .h0ur, though.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-10-20

This nsa.s he jsst beea rsss-i.tsd ssald
r.-fdtaiahsd , tAfo4ghout .sa M Offers 80
gassts e11sy 'copterl to be, odssitSd. fhs1
hin1h y ssssss ssEysd M Sptl AZ p.lats.sis
styas.f stseeSstaAt rom he Hshss 'adsli:.,
th1ran 80 ri l3xntntSagaS sn h&a .SsTaso MI "a
- f-~ .bnsat1asas l8a ssts & 80. nrt
4 4 Ell 4 ~.
~ trrus
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-10-20

i Two i new Billiard Tables, With The ,'esls.a
bs..ed Ks.aa.aeh 4 Decker a ,.Pa.sn, .ia., Gat,
@ bs the best in use, have recently been
!. Pit fsftisalar attention viii 10 p.id to the
aocommodstion and comfort Of patrons
L Opposite Central Itonse. -. W = !!
!, !, 1s, aTi1Sf. ri &ss.sa5 N a''sPaonr;st,or 8
g; s Cloud, 1s7o; .=.5 :::; is-as
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-10-20

PREMIUM CHESTER WHITE PIGS.
u IN. Ii.ad short Horn, [Du.hsny Dsvoa,.A'
soa Ooeswold .sesp, Cashmere doAts, Imported Suf
iolk, Hsssx, Bsrtshre eSltoa Rlss aAAtl Choice
Drseds Of Poultry for sale
-. .TsTss = sE9- 2 M P.D0YE1s4C0sSt1F r
"a - Pafksfsburg,' Chester Co.,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-10-20

r.r,I and pdGovernmenta auverslsemsIrts5 nI ~ ~
L. Tor the FL st insertion, and 81 cents psr
.sssre for each subsaqusnt insertion.
Attorneys ordering IN lss of ~ an
's!e tSsrs is special agreement TO charge tho ns
- s.other party Payment In sl e,ses to be MADE IN
ADVANCE w ~ or upon delivery ln1k299dtyhs 10 u
g. LEGAL Notices. Is cents per line to TRANSIENT ana
10 cents per line to regular ad'erH ab tlix
4. Noacs ofdeath isimple snnouncemsntl zoeen1 Nap
;:svs ~oticss esnts nor line; marriage notices
50 cents. sSulShUSIUI .atIs
s. A,lpolticaI, religious or other notices. e'n''
per line. ,,-.,,...,t.
q apacisl place and double column sdVsfs'''lAen"
20 Be- inserted at rates agreed upon
2. Yearly advsrtissrs to pay auarsers'
10, 1sf.rsncss. 10 Isois ym o, Ho!
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-10-20
THURSDAY, OCTOB ER' '9o, 1870 ,'T9l :' @ s.,..ea

Of tbe heirs.at-li1,, aof WHOM I .' IL gl|o
en- ohpfaasstntaa;e, sbiissssf .da.a,sf}''f
mdsEY Yds a~9htf Kg7ssudb tof 4m6ssgn ILL. 1tI'
vel PrsoSv' VtttoaagG2s5hsiid,ittfi .lp
ou+ pidnsF8fp1to to. .d.yylaa'Id sR9lf7hl s.
to psls't ls oae otaaeaof IF tsSn;,' thsstts qepa
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-10-20

JOB WORE AND RBPAIRINar asne
years. 6 he feels con6isnt 81 lis .bility to
please. He invites oil to give him = call
AID couvince' then1s Ives! that the shove
a3e facts. T. ]. BONHAM.
Isa Cloud, Noy.ll6. 1a69sa 3oa vl2-hln
FRANK R E M ELEY:
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-10-20

sstiC1s C5ss n sii5 VI q q ESQ saa
edit 10 eTad ylga III ii aoa s..ar OF
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-10-20

don't whit any u Jods sa3ied'.7h .a,'
,oi Hss' Hs'IvSs55tt'S Ivs55ott' Sa, dissbuds.d, Ind T has
teo ed Is tiS1a 1paHIt ID ID ny h.bit, With ridie.
ulousI ssennsss ssnnssssT Tof f. eagernpiess& and excite.
saeDt,,,,s # there ~aassrs any earthly objee.
10 view view 81 aniy going.lS Never = ride Nm.
dettsksn 'mdtg afmlessly,, ut my sprits
rose With *siith 1svysry 'bdttoa thst f'h.tso6d,,i'
and Wien r stood bsfost'eIthSg 1gsllis to ai:s
IA raa1Se 4; itha thas little spa1iyh Hat With lsits
sweeping p1une, I 1v3an,defsd' Il TIL 7ceod'::
81 81 lin my cheek and the sparkle If my y
eyes: s'''1''7 "2'0'''a t's"re''. III 10
"Is Pam 50 o',r much the prettis,s r 7
said, half aloud, aud then I blushed, and,
+ laughed 1t myself, and thought I Vi, :
fool !; yet on the whole felt; better thar,
u had done al dsy1: Perh.Ps-v.snt
it just. possible IT Nigh psi;ght have besp
making ! !; preciioa. d fool If # nyseH IN
day ! Imagining things that never 11lss-" "
ed anywhere any but in n, ny o-n es1oes
faneies. Only suppose, .5,s' =. 5
~ ~ BIT ,r.n away from he dangerous sea':
supposition and mounted Polly Who.
stood At the door in 2 fdget to be- Of
She went Ike an arrow Is soon, g I
gave ,heg the rsip, and nlIt Iths !, i.st thing
heard y INe SHOT 4 down the |e ayenue, W. e.,
aBas6ned's senhdsatial aside = Praa
esqss. yeprs b born, 81, Al ,lhsn y !.9's So HI
home Hd hsr pssh .:ls9l brots sonsv asvq ef De-. DE-
s ialiyhsd E NJ y A,s s's ehiS-.se 94S -.seniasrv 3,
e3 .st55s g q No ESQ q
sit TO efed Yfl1a sfs ii aoa .afn q
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-10-20

~"3s !ePIeocn1beAvo, " !oo~ 1uleIa3
mdseg g5s s%9htH kg7 g7ssudg to4 4m6sgn LII. I'll
vel y Ptog7ofiak, TttttoaaagG2aJhsiidsar .,P
OUT Yldn540fp1to to. d.yY:naIlId sRalf76lvo 8
to bslesF FottuRgqoF IF tssh,,' tksat1s ktsa1s 'itdsqihua
of 6eST ,be,a1tspII; lis CTS ',yaqa,aos
ed Bd'a S55ifdhss1H f5iS;as; S;s;siddii tdiog ogi,5s;a5 i,6sa5
lta prq0atest.a g aJsssph|Te wtaega Is fiio~t1 T.
kbp- 1esaAled axB5dE 'Byseay.d asNobody
fhe e~~% sak khsI7dxi|gatgga @ssy7;a @ssss7aI aInd
th4 ss.opsassgu sinsss'ahad aS SnakaN 3D.
sp3il Oh,dtuasusl Nh. eRsishx~ vkls
lttll of enseatsas aasd sonptomis j'PPa2H j''PPa2H
Pdeksr@ bAet!hfs1d tthenGp,sdtS.s
qDisdIha dsohred ahey' n'ighs eaeasa
hkT dssjsnU; shs'~ss1t { ,rdfsgultd Ths!
II 9lls1 in Bpartyrsef anptoasttsa wfG
'iRap shelt.eQ t VI .ss.utesf
81 II can find you an eses,e, I itskat's
IN p.sehizaestsaasA IakYtetebssaln, K
fe}haf4 at bssspsesh, 'psahaphst~Gsie
saoicagai ,agsiss12no amoaE,
ID ''MsFjerie hes potAieg1 toos,ys.boas,
it,Y with: = rspreeehf hfql se!.nest. ..t,me.s7
t'WJher!e there's nothing to.bs do,sj
there's nothing to be sale, z <ass.my re-,
ss9e,e = eFs 4nlear. ;.,a teav eAr ssed,
,s I:9 course thess' es'5hdiRg 70 b lk( ltslt
OF npeafhq np!eafhq .xssxvH,A sixiy<l edt rol e,I
He 81 pushed b d bis 1ehai5 lbass5, .ensdI q
'*alkea yto Tbs Greet eerisl,s 1AheFs, tthe
IVY sfroPRea ip TT Mtreihliing Nj ni vFsitthna giit y t qt
pagis g' 4sd gown ,vasEy vssgy sef
mdk3}gg sf2ee snta taken hasalf as fFgali goi
sspeh hd htime edtAhee age dthe osYofd Y d ths IN yA!iyls yAiqs
white lawn, with clumps of evergseep,
Using opt Of ,tAe snoH, - was upobstruct,,
ed t1d appesred to possess some unpsu. ID.
out tSsaardT q T!S ss,.:: .:sdt'Ha j. s"s''s''s5 ssa'
ys BIT ,'sjt9a TstRSt{df S{ dfls'
the yau harry h;2 1u}tBBHsish tBfoaeh
tid IT. i1.6at5sse4 i Yi1's H. .ad sst &
I'll bs H6lhI0 fol dbsM, u ,sast u re
'ailt bs too sggt!k !kvsssidtg' r. you as iaao*t
there at all" :: Isl aaaI sid'r .4edauun
Il RI might, possibly: ,sa.a, .a,iftf3 liaiag,' u
'be admitted. ayszx tTosasv,m
10 edo ride hard, then,' cried Pam,
sapcily, lifting heir i1 1oyelashess; xiiith SUD:
de p sweep, and flashing g iii the' tbaf'ight:
ne ss' Of tie Hde 'orBs upon upon is ls isd be
ttaur rhed r0hnd::s she VAS apbfhsstt3 as2a
picture, there was no denying it, and:
III re was something arch snd winsome
in: her every expression. .b2a1 i could not
Al.A C.>>t LJS,slT
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-06

xIyE HAVE FOR SALE AT THE GOLD
w Hin News ONCE half q ton Of superior
Minis, Hoisting Works, etc. Will be sold At re-
duesd prizes for essh.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-06
JOHN MOORE
HALL,

Etc, ETC., in short, comprising every,mnS Sr, !,
poses, to that splendid dro proof building KNOWN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-19
THE FASHIONS.
IFrom the Pail Mall Gazett . {,


Ladies were taking alarm the other day at
the thre atened suspension of the fashions. Cat
on from communication with Paris how were
they to know how to dress? The situation seems
serious Month after month to follow the same
modes would Of course be out OF the question;
but who was to take the responsibility of dicta-
ting change? Pending a solution of the prob
lem. II vas feareor that existing authority might
be under mined; that bonnets might take ad van
tage of the absence of rule to return To their
normal relations with coal-scuttles, which in-
deed, they are beginning to do on a small scale:
that skirts might insist upon sweeping Changes
and bodies rise-Or still worse, fall-in rebel
lion. IL seemed impossible to calculate what
such things a. ruches, volans, and bouillonnes
might do in the general demoralz ation and il
was feared In some quarters that even crinoline
might make an attempt TO regain its empire
Ihe Balloon post soon furnished the means
OF extrication from the difficulty; but il was
thought that the lady leaders who rem aimed i'm
Paris were too much occupied in making car
tridges and lint to deal with the question of
tOllettes. But the tickle Parisians, IL seems
were not content with efacing every allusion
to the Emperor in public palaces; their danes
have deter mined upon abOlishing ali marks of
the EMPRESS influence from their dress. Ac-
cording to a Bordeaux paper, which processes
TO have received q communication upon this
important subject by balloon, all the fashions
set or sustained by the once supreme Eugene
have received their final sentence of condem-
nation. Every style OF form or adornment
which has been prevalent under the Empire
notably the many details which were adopted
from Marie Antoionette or Mdme. de Pompa-
dour-is being ruthlessly abandoned, and a re-
form OF radical nature introduced.
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HUSBANDS ought Ito keep out of the
kitchen" A husband who did not writes thus
or the consequences: I" found fault some time
ago With Maria AIMS custard pie, and tried to
tell her how my mother made custard pie
Maria made the pie after my receipt. Ii last
ed longer than any other pie we ever had. Ma
ria set IT on the table every day for dinner, and
You see Il could not eat it because forgot to
tell her to put in any eggs or shortening. 1t was
economical, but in q fit OF generosity stole IL
from the pantry and gave it to poor little boy
IN the neighborhood. The boys funeral was
largely attended by his former playmstes. /
did not 90 myself."
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by VIM. l.. WALL & CO, Auctioneers,
- New Marble Building,
Corner Pennsylv anis avenue and 9th street
IKCsIE EE1a SALE OF RE REAL ESrAT IT, THE

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE
THIRD AND FOURTH WARDS
N By virtue OF . deed II trust to the subscriber
appearing date the 9Th day of August, 1861, aud
duly recorded in Liber r and 4, No. IL, folios
$50 &c. one of the land -orls, &c, and the writ
OF the promissory note, now overdue and unpaid,
secured by said deed shall offer for sale AT m bic
auction, on WEDNESDAY, this 30th dav of Nove,n
ber commencing at o clock m , in front of the
premises (commencing with the or psrty in s1u are
52lJ all the und yided interest Of ThonasZ Hoover
as one OF the heirs Of Samuel Hoover, deceased IN
and TO the following lots and parts Of lots of ground
bia, or 80 much as may be necessary, to wit
Lots numbered three go and twelve (l2l in sluste
numbered five hundred aud twenty one (52ll
Lots numbered two 90 and three t3j, in square
numbered four hundred and seventy eight 49,
And part OF lot numbered eleven uIl. in square
numbered five hundred and 81 xtesn (5l6D. commenc-
ing Tor the ssid part at the southwest Of said
lot and running east q feet inches, thence north
Is feet thence west q feet inches and thence south
rs feet to the beginning.
With the Improv ements thereon
The Indebtedness secured bv said deed il $50 with
interest from August 9th, 1869.
Terms Of sale One-third cash: the residue In and
" months, by two equal installments the purchaser
giving his notes for the deferred payments t'sfac
torily endorsed and bearing interest from day of
sale. deed given and Q deed Of trust taken. All
cSnveysncing and stamps at the cost Of the pur.
II the terms Of sale are not complied with within
hve days from the day Of esle Trustee reserves
the right to rese the said property At the risk AND
A deposit OF $40 will be required as soon o. the
property Is sold.
WILLIAM A. COOK, Trustee
noH eoGds WIN. l.. WALL & CO, Aucts
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llY THOS. 4. WAGGAMAN,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctfoneer,
SIS 7th street, op apostle Post O6lse
VALUABLE PROPERTY NEAR LAFAYETTE

VALUABLE PROPERTY NEAR LAFAYETTE
sQCARE,
- On TUESDAY, Nov. 22d, ct 4. 80 D m
E, shall sell, on the premises, House and Lot
- No. 1919 l. street N W The house ia of
PRICK, contains blk room., has neat and COW enent
front and side yards. The property is owned by
removed from the city ~"
:, Also, at the same time and place. two Fran,
Houses, tour rooms each, in the rear of the above
described premises, iron ting thirty foot alley
Terms: One THU ca III; balance in and IL m nths
properly secured. THOS. e. WAGGAMAS
hoio-~,tnsauit Auc'iOneerv