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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-04-08

State Of Maine.
CouyrY ov YoKk, ss.-f p. llus.cy, Cashier OF
the North berwick National Bank, do rclemnly al.
my knowledge and belief. r. IIussEY.
Cashier.
ssh-sribed and affirmed 10 befsro me this oth day
" WILLIAM HOBBS, Notary Public.
Correct, stisst. WILLIAM HILL,
0RD. II. SNOW, Directors.
iwiS az CfiAs. X. SNOW,
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iWlts

yXyANTED-IT PLAINLY UNDERSTOOD !!
w Oakes' Laundry IL In NIL operation, and
that no Is now fully prepared 10 do hrstclas Wash
Ing Ironing and Polishing. at short notice, Tor lo-
tells, Boarding Houses, Families, anybody and cy-
erybtdy Regular family washing 4 ironing, 6O cts.
per dozen, called for and delivered. Once, room 8
iIariy's Block, City square, Biddeford. Branch
Onice, A. IIcdsdon's, n Factory Island. Saco. 5u
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Tn, 49,. - xsy-.-., - 1870.
e. ..s,:sss = .s' 4 20 q : =
&C. g, s.s 80, raSs 9 - -; &C., Co. , Us e.
Thessanas Of Promisisg Yedsks, q 18th
s.sos, 20 dom io usmr,y rrzves. isa sonesai dsov
ant .cskp-s, vho mxht be savci By ttiysns tes VS.
t~ms .ah irva. ne Peruvian syrup h an Iva fsste
gvysrc expsessly 70 supply ths WALKING seueu -
9th enly psvpsrsuea Il fsua III vm sanIhts - 60
with The b.ood. lule
H An ounce OF prevention 10 worth . pound o.
cure IL you give your llorscs and Cattle doe Of
STEVENS CosDfrios fowpERs once . week, 10 will
save them . good deal Of sickness. Sold evssy-
where. Evils
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I.-.. ID State OF Mainc.
CouyrY ~ YoRk.-I, q. Llttleleld, Cashier
OF the OcraB National Hank, ~ kcnnebunk, do ale
EMMY swear that the aboye statement true, IA tho
beet OF my knowlcslge and hclIcG
- - B. LrrrLBPIELD, CAsHirR.
Ruhscribed and sworn n heforo me this 9th day
Of March, 1870. JOSEPH DANE,
80 lItr Justico Of the Peace.
Correct, attest
T =, 2. E,, 5sRsi Directors.
iwi6 ANDREW WALKER, }
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VNO MISUNDERSTANDING Offices, by adj
i dressing 8. GARyIN, JouRSAL 0vyicx, hdds-
fort, No.. viii be supplied with recIpe 70 make .
compound for cleaning machinery and rollers, hr
superior to iyc or bcnfne, for Ices than six cents
gallon! By actual trial u ID found not Ia Injure
rollers, but preserves them son and pliabc, and Is
equal 10 soapsuds for cleaning type. rs
HORSE FOR sALE-l0 years old; sound
III and Kind, weighs nearly 1000 lh. A.
PIERCE. Biddcf6rd. i3u
DRESSED HAY FOR SALE, by SAMUEL
l. STlMPS0N, Diddeford. 3mir
TTOUsE AND LOT FOR SALE! The House
III and Lot of Samuel Lunt, being the nrst house
Tho lot contains about two acres Inquire OF TRisr-
RAN IlooPgR, Bddoford, Nc. 4w'i4
MOT yet found, March 25.-sO REWARD
IN Lost Friday, Feb. from the Iesidcnce OF Mrs.
Capt Stephen Lane In buxton, near lar Millsa large
siIc, full bloodcd BLACK AND TAN Dog, tno
other COLOR except q little grey about bis mouth.
and there may be very few white hairs On his
brca. g. tail and ears natural, weighs ab.ut II lbs,
answers 10 tho name OF prank" Whoever will
give information where the same may 10 iound,
shall receive the above reward. LEWIS u. GOOD-
WIN. p d. Address, BAR Mills, Nc.
March II, 1870. ewif
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" with stamp, ID. BREWER, Diddcford, Die.
iwlf
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Cambridge Cattle Mark9t.--April 8,

NUMBER PRONTHE SEVERAL srArns.
Eniiln Sheen a IanilN IlnIsce. HMin
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e Envelopes printed st this once.
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REFINED
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NANUFACT TEED By THE OROIDE,
az WATCH CO.,

Are all Of the best make, hunting cases. war
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The double extra refined, solid Oroide gold
No |, full jeweied levers, at $50 each
Sent by express anywhere within the United
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on delivery. No money is required in advance
only satisfactory assurance that the order is
made in good faith. Any package may DO
opened and examined before paid for. by pay
ing the express charges only
Persons can order Ivy mail with safety by
sending money in advance, in n registered
letter, and the goods will be sent as re,is
tered package, perpaid, ut our risk
An agent sending for six watches will re-
ccive an extra watch free-making seven S1z
watches for $50, or seven $50 watch es for Sl2u
Also elegant Orode gold chains Of latest
aud most costly styles, for Ladies' and Gentlc-
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Our watches are AID made. oil the genuine
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Of watch required. and order only Of
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Advises Relative to It.
From the Milwaukee Wisconsin.
Somebody who evidently does not I'd
mire " hat are called 'rouud-ddnces, SENDS
Us the following, which the writer says is {
bona tde report of professional in which
u young lady who danced tod her story
and was read lesson
Please tell me, Father, is it a SIN tc
dance the round dances?'
Nv hat am | to understand by round
dances?'
"WaItzes, polkas, galops, etc. -
Describe gaIop.
Why, 1t 8 something like waltz, only
swifter, and the steps are different, and
aud there are several changes as you make
The circuit OF the room
Alone? %
by no means; a partner, of course"
Gentleman, presumey
NV ell, yes: gentleman preferred.
Takes the lady by the hand 7"
''Not exactly; at least by one hand"
And how does he dispose Of the oJher?'
"Well, why, - blushing deepy-''you
know the lady has to be supported, and so
her partner just touches her waist lightly,
and
But that would afford no support"
=. well, she rests on his ar-hand just a
lied, Fathrs.
But then she must have supertiuous
hand if he takes but one"
''Oh, she rests her other hand upon bis
shoulder Just enough TO steady herself. >
More bushes
But, very matter of facts that
comfortable"
'Oh, yes, Father, re,y comfortable. "
IF many couple darcc at once, | should
think there would be danger of their com
ing in contact
Sometimes, hut they recover themselves
Immediately.
Aud the lady is not thrown away from
her partner?"
'Oh, not at all he holds her too close
ly."
II think, taking a pinch of snuff
understand now what you mean by a round
dance, which J presume you enjoy very
much.
1t is perfectly enchanting particularly
when the music is fine, and one has good
partne~"
Do you dance with any gentleman who
may be introduced? In society there must
be some bad men
"Well, | d rather dance with bad man
who is a good dancer than good man
who is a bad dancer. It don't make much
odds about the character of the gentleman,
so he is a good dancer. But then, t. be
sure, enjoy 1t a good deal more when |
know the gentleman and like him.
And you think this is proper aud mod
est ana maideuly, to so caIeering over
ball room floor in the arms of man whom
you might or might no. have known ten
minutes previously 2"
~ ell, no; but it is the custom"
Would you permit stranger entering
your father house to assume the position
of a gentleman in the round dance, and
conduct you through your parlors?"
"Ot course not; that would be shocking. "
My child, in the eyes Of God, it is the
same
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-02-17

CRAWLED Up -Once upon a time a gen
t!em4n found in his henroo>t a SIM PIE
minded soul in the vicinity, whoHyed with
out visible means Of support
v hat are you doing here, You rascal
Stealing my chickeus?''
No, Sir, was the response: Il ain t
thought OF 0oia' notLin OF tie sort
1t Is unfortunately happened THAI tthis
simple minded individua! wore a high
straw hat, of the dimensions OF a beehive,
and the crown thereof was dilapidated TO !,
serious extent Just as be had put in bis
denial, the head Of 4 half grown pu.iet was
seen to prosrgde from the aperture.
See there " said the gentleman; ''how
DID that chicken get IN your hat
w ell = exclaimed the simple minlei
individual, with an air o. honest surprise
AID embarrassment. 'shat Is the strangest
thing that ever happened TO me. | sup
pose the Garned enter aust have eraw ed
up my trowsers legs :"
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t-tNt-sEa LeaaGr. Il
An accident, which almost pro',d fatal
took place on the West SIDE yesterday. J
htile toy, ten years of ag> while Innocent
ly playing with laTge h-an IN his mouth.
accid- ntaly swallowed il aud Immediately
experienced the most intense pain The
boy was Immediately taken TO the operating
ROOMS OF DR.. Weber where the doctor pro-
ceeded 10 extract tire bean, A person not
pracllced i'll exa mining patients IN such
condition would taye believed the Ch;id TO
be dead
\ deadly ralor ovcrspresl his c3unte
nance, tie eyes w1re CLASSY and without tx
preston, the muscles al relaxed and the
Precipitation entirly Su>Vended. Every ap
pearance indicated that the grim King Of
terI0.s had impressed his iBetilcea5le sea.
upon the young boy. The actual presence
Of death would hardy have changed ih-
stitfcnci limbs and Hhitened features Of
tbs youth, who seemed TO have been
snatched away from his loving and tender
parents in moment OF idle play fuiuess.
During a minute and hat the child re-
manned wlthou, breathing. All the stu
dents surrounded the child in breat HESS
silence, and DR.. Weber proceeded 10 ex
tract the Troublesome bean. 1t had passed
down out of the windplpe into the opening
that leads into the lung and there stopped.
DIR. Weber began the operation BY maxi
ing longitudinal incisicn Ia the neck ju,t
below the p0nlum -I3a1sl, III val gar par
lance Adam apple. ills next step was to
pass an instrument down through the in
clslon, draw up the bean and pull 1t Out
with pair OF toIceps. Tbs cEi'd still pre-
scented every appearance OF h!cless corpse.
After the bean had been extracted the in
cislon was led open b. two hooks and By
pressing on the chili's chest the air in it
was driven out The blood at the opening
was sponged off, and IS relieving the PIES
sure on the breast and pressing on the
sides beneath the arms. air was drawn In
through the aperture by the ircislon.
\ mechanical passage OF air was thus es
tabhshcd and by continued efforts the child
began 10 breathe and show signs Of con
sclousness. The color returned, the eyes
received their wonted expression, and the
little Child whose fee. had almost touched
the black river Of death, besan to move.
There were about fifty students present
and the success Of the experiment brought
down the house with loud applause.
The parents OF the child sat in an az
joining room in GREATNESS expectation,
hopes OF the child $ recovery, and fears OF
his death conttnding in their bosoms. The
noise OF the students caused them TO make
q rush INTO the operating room, where the
child lay with every appearance of robust
health. Their JOY was 80 great that it be
came necessary to take the child away
from them to prevent HIN from being
smothered by Their caresseS. They over,
whelmed DR.. Weber with thanks, as we'll
they might do, for the precision, skill and
good judgment exhibited in the operation
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OrtnOr TaDhv.

Miss Sp;zfzzla's schoal is daily rising in
reputation for The refined morality iacu'ca.
ted by this excellent lady.
Mis- Martha Nuzzle, come up to
"P,illo-w."
"WAat Does ,hat spell T.
II spe!i-a-a hemi-it-a-pieea.'
No, Try again."
Wal now, Martha, where Jill you put
your head hast night %
"Oh, gracious, mum II don't Ike to
tell
la how modest the child is. Bat you
mus: tel cog i's accordjn to the laruin
system
20 dear-dont Ak me.
Fiddle | shall, and yoU StgU answer. !"
% M wal al mu~t-l-a-Oh me
-I-i,-was OH Bob Bellows shoulder
b,'t he my sweet heart, and ma knows all
about it. -
"Wh-a-a-a-t? Mis- Martha Mnz>
zle, you are dismissed rte out OF this ere
school. Such doiaCs would c'rupt every
gal III school one on EN-. never
should hear of noth n BUT shoQldeI apia.
d ute CUT, Miss, this minnie"
s-4Tha largest vineyard in California
has 5lGs 900 vines. covering i51 acres
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Lyons Periodical Drops
q =. E. ! -.LhauEREBEDI
I.2 LL[LINLTLEN


These Dro ps are scientifically compounded
fluid preparation. and better than any Pills
Powders or Nostrums. Being liquid, their
action is direct and positive, rendering them
a reliable speedy and perfect specific for the
cure Of all distractions and sjppressioBs of
nature. Thci-' popularity is indicated by the
fact that over 10000 bottles are annually
sold and consumed By the ladies of the United
States, every one Of whom speak in the
strongest terms of praise Of their great merits
They are rapidly taking the place Of every
other emnle Remedy. and arc considered by
al who know aught OF them, as the surest,
safest. and most infalliblr preparation in the
world, '.for the cure of all female complaints.
the removal Of all distractions of nature, and
the promotion of health, reg larity and
strength, Explicit directions Stating when
they may be used, and explaining when and
why they should not, nor could not be used
without producing effects contrary to nature
chosen laws wiz ne found ,arefully folded
around each bottle. with tIfe2wl+tten signature
OF JoHS L. LToN without which none are
genuine.
Prepared by Dr. JOHN L. LYON. 1876
Chapel Street. New Haven. Conn. who can
be consulted either personally, or by mail.
tenc,osiHg stamp,) concerning al! private
diseases and female weaknesses
Sold by Druggists everywhere
..,...... &C. CLARK & CO.,
Gent Agents for u s. and Canadas.
T & j Robinson. Agents. Manftowoc. Wis
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Livery and Sale Stable,
G II L T o II. WIS CON SIN

T He undersigned respectfully informs the
L public thst he has esta blished 4 LIVERY
and Sale Stable nj this place and hopes. By
strict attent!pn to business 0 merit the ubIic
patronage. lie viii furnish fast teams and
comfortable conveyances. and will keep horses.
carriages, wa. a and sleigAs for sale Par
ties from Fond ia Lac or Aian;:0w.c. wto wish
fast and fresh teams, upon their arrival here
to convey them to either Of the above points
viii be furnished or reasonable terms.
JOHN II. DOYLE
Chiffon, W., De- 16.h 1868. 23-tf
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S36,6OO


Total $50, SOC
These are simply salaries of attaches OF
the presidents household What other
expenses the people may be called upon to
pay cannot be aScertained at present. What
would have been thought Of such luxur-
lance in the president Of the republic forty
or even ten years ago? The disposition
manifested in the white house to ape the
IuxUrlousness Of the monlrchies Of Europe
cannot DC otherwise than disgusting to every
lover of republican simplicity This grow
lnE tendency to luxury is one of the worst
features Of the present administration, not
cn.y because OF It's actual cost 70 the PEG
pie, bat because it exhibits a reck lessness
81 the weight Of the burdens OF he peorA
that /, IN tie highest degree cen5urabie in
a ruler. -HItCaukoe NelcS
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J. e. BROWN, nj. ..
Physician, Surgeon and &C.
=. -couCheur.

ESPECIAL attent.on given, as Heretofore,
Il during a long experience. 70 din cplt
uBSTETRICS and SURGERY :; togs;her
with UTERINE diseases aud diseaSes or the
LUNGS.
o. NothiRg would be more gr.4ifyiHg than
to be abe . atteni 70 every call, aIj thereby
please al but a. this is impossible, day
pSgrfcs only is solicited
CfFte on York street, opposite Beer and
kern's store Residence corner Of Main and
Chicago streets, directly West oftha Episeo-
I'll .l4rch
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Advice to Girls.
BY JOSH BILLINGS.

My dear girls, keep cool. A blessed ia.
t9re await vi, enuy how. Take Lesson.
on the p!anna at onst; piannas are gettir
skase. 81 awl mean- larn tn pla the M
song that has inst cam cut ~ hen John
Brown is over we have Father Abraham
cumming with this kruei war several
strong. Tn, stanza tuck the first rre
mum at the s'alt tar. Don't he afraid tn
elt married; yurc ma want afraid BE
vartoous and putty. Eat salt pencils
they viii make yu spri at figures Eat
Malone water; that viii give WI good
smell Let yure peftykoats drag on the
sidewaiSs, and # emmy man step. on them
and tarcS oph the rim, slap his chops AT
onst. II yu have got small feet keen them
hd-SmaI feet ha> gone out Of fashion
Study travels; Tom Moors and Byronos
and GuIlvers. Is awl fust rate If YOU kan
spare the tine tie Iuviy and sweet. Re-
member one thing thar ain nothing in
this life worth living fur but rich nus
band. lfyu don b Ieve me, ak yure ma.
1t yu hay got red hair yu he'd better ex-
change il for black; black tha tell is going
to be worn muchly this year DON'T hav
emmy thing to du with hoys uG'es, tina mean
business. Il W don't know how 10 kate.
yu mite rs well jIne some travelling GQLcrv
At onst, for yure play d cut.
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81 The New Orleans PicGyunc Of the
Sth has the following local sketch: 4 lady.
escorted by a gentlemen, was walking down
Canal street ye.te-r!ay afternoon, when
suddenly ana unaccountabIy the lady stop
ped. She flashed, trembled violently and
Ihen resortcd to that happy female expedi
ent, crying.
Why, my dear madam, what is the mat
tor?' exclaimed the frightened escort.
Oh, sir, | cant tell you
The crowd surged by, looking in amaze
ment At the crying lady and the frightened
gentleman.
why, dear madam, what is the matter?
let u> move on.
"Oh, no, sir, | can't"
Tue escort evidently felt as did Ixion,
surrounded BY the divnities What was a
fellow to 30?
"Wo6tyou tel me?"
oh cam
\ little urch,n. however, who inst then
passed b., afforded the desired explanation.
i >ay,mum, YOU i better tasten up them
er reriIc0atsi
Something had given way.
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SCIENCE VS.. BEANS.

: Wonderful Medical Discovery
i Child Swallows q Large Bsaa
and Becomes Lifel1ss-E--x ia Z
ton OF the Bean by q Surgeon.
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The Faithful Low 5TS.
I'd been away from her three -ears-abou'

I'd been away from her three -ears-sbon'
And returned to find ny Macy true;
AM thought IL question Ter, did not douo:
1t VS. unnecessary SC to do.
Twas ~ the chimney corner we were sitting;
Mary said l, "have you been always
true 81
.-.Frankly.'' says she-just pausing in her
knitting
4 don't think I've been unfai5hful to you
But Tor three We rs past [ IL tell you what
I've done; then say if I've been true or not.
y When first you lets ny grief was vncontroll-
ablc:
Alone mourned NY miserable lot,
And all who saw me thought me inconsolable.
TIL Captain Clifford came from Aldershott
7 0 1iirt with him amused me while twas new;
don't count that unfaithfulness. Do you
The nezt-oh let me sae-was FrankiePhipps
met him Ut my uncle's Christmas tide,
And meath the mistletoe. where lips met lips,
lie gave me his first kiss and here she
sighed;
We STAYED sixweek at uncle show time lew
don't count that u. ithf 4lness. Do you
Lord Czech Fassmore. only twenty-one,
Lent me hi. horse Oh, how We rode and
raced
We secured the towns-Te rode TO hounds
such fun.
And often was his arm about my waist--
That was to lift me up or down. But who
Would count that unfaithfulness Do youi
DO you know Regcy We're On, how he sings
We met-'twas II picnic. Oh, such weather
He gave ne. lco!;, the first Of these two rings
When we were lost in Cliegdon woods together
All, what happy time We spent, we two
| don't count that unfaithfuness TO you.
I've got another ring from him. D'you see
ILn nL.in co,l circLet that Is .hin.ng here-
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Extravaganza at the White House.
When Mr. Dawes invcighed so veho-
mcnty the other day against the cxtrav-
aganca Of the other end of the avenue"
few had any idea of how near his strict
urcs applied to the president. Many sup
pv@N ''-"s '.ey,JrA ~ --i--.- 81 turant,. five
Thousand dollars per annum The president
is not allowed to draw upon the public
treasury. But such Is not the case. The
people are called uron for the expense Of
maintaining whatever degree of magnifi
cence the incumbent of The vi house may
choose to assume. UnGer democratic adj,
ministrations this expense was but a sma,l
item, consisting of he pay Of a private
secretary and clerk All IN in.onsii.rao.e
item for stationer, aud contingent expen
ses-the whole amount not exceeding
81 900 10 1000 annually. The first ' ear
OF Lincoln's administration these expenses
were increased to fraction over SO 600.
while Gen. Grant asks app oDris til, for
the presen; fiscal year to maintain he cx
travagance OF the white house Of $50, 6O0l
The items of expense are thus given:
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So ImpriSonment for Debt has been
abolished 81 qnietiy in England tina; the
ch1"ce has attracted bu. little attention
abroad. This reform, which went into
operation en- the Isl of January, emptiel
all 'he debtors prisoners AMI Spnncinr
ha0>es in London. At the White Cross
L. Prison taera ware ~ DEBTORS in coafine
meat Upon being informed that they
wIre atkoerty, oS asked 10 be allowed to
stay until the next day, as they had no
homes 10 20 10. The folly Of trying to
force men lwithout money! to pay their
debts by locking them up was never more
to7eclb'g illustrated. We suspect that this
great reform Is, partly ct least, one of Mr..
Dickens trium2hs-Ihs re,ul, Of hi, i'orcl-
he pictures OF prison abuses in The
I-cswick Paper, and Little DO-ri,."
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ea~ The famine in Raipootna, India.
ha> caused tie @taCh Ct hag ulilIioa per
kpsS
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One private secretary (Robert Donglas
at $500
One assistant private secretary $500
Two clerks of class i, at $500 $500
One steward 1900
one messenger $40
One furnace-keeper 40
Two policemen for special duty, at
$3.50 2,640
Two night watchmen, at 50 90 500
One doorkeeper In-chIef 1000
One assistant doorkeeper 600
One secretary to sign land patents NOW
stationed at internal Department. 1900
or stationary, etc. 5000
Pay Of maj and brevet brigadicr general
Porter, actual secretary military de-
tail. about . 500
Pay of general Babcock (actual assistant
secretary) military detail. about $500
Pay Of captain and brevet brigader gen.
eral Badeau historian military detail,
about . 00O
Pay Of major and brevet brigadier gem
eral Dent. military detail, chief usher
about $500
Pay of one secretary 10 Gen. Dent, mill
tary detail l,40O
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E@ \ widow IS usually a practical
creature, who mends lie c5.dltiuA by re-
l@Iung.
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I've got another ring from him. D'you see
The plain gold circet that IS shining here
/ took her hand. "0h Mary! Can it be
That you '-Quoth she, 'That am Mrs We're
| don't count that unfa.thfulness. Do you
No, replied, ron AN MARRIED TOO.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-02-17

Round Danoes-How a Catholic
Priest Looks at the Matter and
Advises ReIatiNa to Il.