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How is that for High, ,


"A few days since, "a waggish gentle
man was walking down Broadway,
when opposite Trinity Ghuroh,1swhose
spire top is FIVE hundred aud sixty feet
from the ground, he met a German and
the following dialogue ensUeds al sar1
Good morning, Schneider
we gechts den.' ----, ,-...-.--
DO you know what church that is?'
'Yaw, dos is der Drinity Church,
You see the steeple and that little
cross, w-a-a-a-y up theFee ..
'Yaw, l saw him. .Ir
We'll how is that for high?' ..-.
The German looked pleased, scratched
his head and said.
Dot is gootl Der best hear desc six
weeks, yaw, dot is very gootu
The wag went his way, leaving tn,
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TOWNSHIP
CIT 7
Church Directory

lrr PRESBYTERIAN CHURoH-west Court Street. eth,
Rev. ]. A, P. Mceisw, Hastor. Services every ~ SUI
hath Hourgs Il, A. n, u P. n.
sabbath School az 2 ?. \. ,1,,5-os5ov
Tesfure and social Prayer Meeting on wednesday
sTening, at Z O'Clock
Fv. LUTHERAN CHURCH.-South-eas corner l Cotl'
and Walnut Streets. Rev. J. Imhon' faslei'
SsTviees every other Sabbath. Hours IL, A. NJ T.
sabbath school every Sabbath 2:l5 N.
lsr METH. E. CHuEcz-Eouth-west corner Church
and North Main Streets. Rev. - stephenson I Gs
tor. Services every ssboala. ho'Es' AZ = - -
GeheTal Class Meeting, Monday evening al =
fsT Regular Prayer Meeting wednesday evening at T.
O'Clock.
sDMrra CHURCH,-East wster Street Rey. -
Furgerson. Pastor. Services every saoOAln' iA'I
II a r., X, p y,
sabbath School at . r. v,,,o
0epersI Glass Meeting, Sundays at A. X tOSng 5ll
Mems Prayer meeting 5lssesy H.9,esf yoTse oEseiNs
Prsyer Meeting, Wednesday evening" a. CAui'h'
49, c,,,7vou-Bs.t Court Street Rev. B. T.
reyIor Pastor. Services every Sabbath Houfs' H.
sebbasb school At 8, A. n. ,.,.-,.
Prayer lEeeting, "Wednesday evening" = . oiO0A'
E,,,ooPAI. cuuRoH.-COrner sciOtO and Kenton,
Streets Rev. ". d. BrQl1aoo, sleS.oi' 90 s
S9Sbsth. Hours; a, a. M x, ?. p
w. rrp7s,1.r,r CRuRcH-S -SwEDENBEReIN.- -
~ ,.-f roT1G-sorth Main and Reynolds streets
Rev. frank SeWaI, Pastor, Services every saooaln'
sabhafh sahool st8p. N.
r,,-,,o7ro ,l1.oH.-Joha Street. Rey. J. a. Kear-
ney. Priest Services every Sa5bath, HoHr; Il a. H.
ASSOCIATE REroE1ED cHURCH.-Fest Market St,
Rev. II. h. Thompson Pastor. eeftiess every 0@o-
bath, Hours II a. n.
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70 take anything else that he may say Just as good,
because he makes larger proht on Il. These remea
dies viii be gsnt by express to any locality upon ap
plicaton TO the
PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
AT THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
no. 681 IRON STREET, Philadelphia,
CHAS. M. EVANS, Proprietor;
FOrmerly c. NJ. JACKSON & Col
Thess r.medes are for sale by Druggists StorekesP
or9, and Medicine Dealers everywhere.
~ Do not forget to examine well kho article yOl
say N order to get the genuine,
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THE vILLAeE RLACKsMITm.
BY LoSGFEBLOw.

Under a spreading chestnut tree N
The village snithy stands ri i+sa
The snith-a mighty man is be
With large and sinewy hands;
And the muscles Of his browny arms
Are strong as irOE bands.
His hair ise crisp, and black. and long:
His face is like the tan;
His brow is wet with honest sweat
He earns whate'er he can;
And looks the whole world IN the face.
For he owes not any man. .Er
Week in, week out, nom morn tin night
You can hear his bellows blow;
You eansee him swing his heavy sledge
With measured beat and slow sa-a
Like a sexton ringing the village bell D
es ere When the evening sun is low, *.
And children coming home from school
Look in at the. open door; ~
+ They Isve to see the flaming forge, fT
-7F And hear the bellows roar, ae-- --.5=
And catch the burning sparks, that ay-
Like chaf from a threshing door.
Ho goes on Sunday to the church,
And sits among the boys:
He hears the parson pray and preaeh4-
He hears his daughters voice s-4
Singing in the village choir,
Andit makes his heart rejoice,
II sounds to biTn like his mothers voice..
Singing in ParBdisei --.
He needs must think OF her once more,
How I'm the grave she lies
And with his hard, rough hand ne wipes
A tear out Of his eyes. a
Toiling, rejoicing sorTowing- a-
o. Onward through life he goes;
Each morning sees some task begun,
Each evening sees It close =
Something attempted, something done,
He earned a nights repose.
( Thanks, thanks to thee, my worthy friend
For the lesson thou hast taught!
Thus at the flaming forge Of life
Our fortunes must be wrought
Thus on its sounding anvil shaped
Each burning deed and thought!
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HON. WIN. 2. ROGERS,

Mayor Of the city o. B11aIo, n. =.
e----- MAYORS Office, BUFFALO, June q, 1859.
have used "HOohands German Bitterl and Tonic"
In my family during the past year, and can recon.
mend them as an excellent tonic, impartng tone and
YROr TO the system. Their use has been productive
nf decidedlV beneleiGl efects. WIN. u ROGERS,
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Price OF Ghe BItters, SI.OO per bottle ;
Price OF tile Tonic, S1.6O per bottle
or, a half dozen for $3.50
The Tonic Is l1lst itD IN Quart B0ttiees
RecoIlect that It is Dr.. Hoo6Rnd'S German Rene
dies that universally used and 20 highly recon-
mended and do not allow the druggistSto indue5 you
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e y
Hooland's German Ionic

Is combination OF all the ingredients Of the Bilors
with PURE Santa Cruz Iim, 0range, etc. 1t is used
for he same disease as the Btters, in cases where
some pure alcoholic stimulus is required 1ou vii
bear in mind that these remedies are entirety diner
nt from auv others advertised for the cure OF the DIS
cases nanied these being scientific preparations o.
medical extracts while the others arc mere aecoc
lions Of rum in some form. The TONIC 1s deciueut5
ne of The most pleasant and agreeable remedies ever
offered 10 The public Its taste is exquisite IL H
pleasure 10 take it. while its legiving, exhilalatng
and medicinal qualities have caused &c TO De Known a.
the greatest of all tOnics.
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y Oourago m EveTy nay LIfs,


Have the oourage to Discharge n debt
while you have the money in YOUR
pocket. r1 alI17 lra. IrIl H
Have the courage to speak. your mind
When i is Necessary for you 10 do so,
and to hold your tongue when it is pru-
dent you should do So. Eu l
Have the courage to speak 10 a friend
I IN a. .'seedyf coat, even though YOU are
i'm company with the rich ana richly at
tired. EIF e'1 r lop.
p Have the7eouFage to make a will, and
Have the courage to tell a man why
7 you do not lend him your money.
! Have the courage 70 cut the most
! agreeable acquaintance you have when
| you are convinced be lacks principle.
! "A friend should bear with a friends in
/ drmiHes, but not his vices,
Have the courage to show that YOU
respect honesty i'm whatever guise it
appears; and your contempt for dishon-
est duplieity by whOmsOever exhibited.
Have the courage to wear your old
! clothes until you pay for yOu new ones
Have the courage 70 obey your Maker
at the risk of being ridiculed by men.
i1ave the courage to prefer comfort
and prosperity to fashion in all things.
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Married "Fun Up%

400. rraE r.r"
In Virginia, where the law fixes the
marriage at one dollar, there is a rem
inlscence of s couple who many wears
ago called Oh a parson and requested
him to marry them, rara -.a el1f.-l
Where is my fee said the old fune-
tIonarYstie adf sauEsl af as Gua as .lt-
The parties who were to unite their
fortunes counted their cash on hand,
AID found the joint amount b be tWen-
ty-ssYen cents, EEz.z i-s 9TEd saf-i-
i can't marry you for that sum- said
the irate old gentleman. lts
a little bit Of service viii 90 a long
way suggested the male appiieanU.
'Oh, no, said the paFson; You don't
pay for the size Of the pill but for the
good you hope it will do you.' f-.-..
The lass intent ON marriage, BEGAN to
weep, but the parsOn Was ineNorable.
aud the couple turned sadly to depart
Just then a happy thought seemed to
strike the forlOGR maiden, and she turn
ed and cried through her tears. 80.
Please sir, If you can't marry US full
up won't You marry US twenry-seven
cents worths We can come for the rest
some other time.' ~ .-r-- -
. This was too much for the parson. He
married them full up, and they went
on their way reiOicing. 4.
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Dyspepsia. Ihad the Dyspepsia so badly 1t was i'm
possible to keep any food on my stomach, and be
kame 60 weak as not TO be able to walk half nile
Two bottles of Tonic effected o perfect cure.
g JAMES ~. WOOD.
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CAUTION.

Hooaand's German Remedies are colnleEleited.
me Genuine have the signature Of O. NJ j ackson
on the front OF the outside wrapper OF eacn DOIIg
and the name OF the article blown In each bottle. Ali
Otllers are.cOunterfeit,
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That was so different from what l ex-
pected that I could not reply, and mere
iy bowed my head. As we entered the
breazfast room the following morning,
Mrs. Gordon took the head of the table,
Foolish girl that ] was, felt the angry
blood rush to my face, I had occupied
that place six months, ever since / had
donned long dresses-and thought 'she
takes mammals place and mine too.
I need not mention every little act of
hers that slowly undermined the predju-
dice against step-motheTs, which I had
inbibed from early childhood. Shortly
after she became member OfOur house
hold, she tapped at my chamber door,
after coming in and sitting few mo-
ments, which were passed in pleasant
conversation, she said to me: a.I-..g..
WAS not one of those portraits of your
mother taken from the parlor, Nellie p
THE one over the table was Ireplied
4 hung it there a, few weeks ago. .7-
well if you are willingI will replace
IT, she continued, $50 that all the family
can have the same pleasure you do. I
think your fprehead resembles hers
very much,} she added, as she stepped
into chair and took it down.
Il had not a word to utter. / felt that
was killed by kindness; and yet after
this / en6eavored to maintain that re-
serve of manner that had determined
should ever characterize my department
toward her The time for the closing of
school arrived, and asked papa to get
me an expensive set of coral and gold
ornaments to wear,
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A8p
HoN. eFORGF sHARsWOop.

Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Peunsyfyania
PHILADELPHIA, June ], 1858.
have found by experience that :. .Hooha1ds Ger
man Bttersi Is very good tonic relieving oySpeptiC
symptoms almost ois''g GEORGE sHARsWooD.
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II


HON. GEORGE W. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court Of Peunsyvsniai
writes = -
PHILADELPHIA, March 16 1901.
I And - taoohand's German BtterSn Is good tonic
useful in diseases Of the digestive organs, and ol great
benefit in cases Of debility and want Of nervous action
- - = --''I'' ' GiEo. ". WOODWARD.
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HON. JAMES THOMSON,

AO4N' O01AA4AS A4ASAA--0O~'A
Justice Of The Supreme court Of Pennsylvania.
PHuApELEHIA, April 2s, 1886.
consider - Hoohand'B German Bitteus'' valuable
medicinC IN cases Of attacks Of Indigestion or Dys
pepsia can certify this from my experience Of t.
Yours, with respect, JAMES THOMPSON.
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DEBILITY.

There il no medicine equal TO Hoohgnd's German
Bitters or Tonic in cases Of Debility They imparl
snDetite cause an enjoyment Of the food. enable the
stomach TO digest it, purify the bood,,give good,
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AROmantic story.


An. ers t6itioq of True Lore Gen Rous-
to5a,s .Wead5ng Seerst- Wy He. Desert
~ - r41'e 42' 42't tOs,s GeeB sigr-s std 1l
The most singular instance in the
eventfuL life Of Sam Houston; and one
never hitherto explained, was his aban-
donment of the gOvernOrship Of Tennes-
see only three days after marrying q.
young wife. He became a voluntary
exile among the Indians Of the plains
for years thereafter. was made a great
chief and only Teappsared in public
life when Texas was struggling for inde-
pendence, The Galveston News lifts
the vel from the secret chamber Of
HOustOn's heart by this strange nara
tlons What we know about this matter
is so honorable to him that we shall for
the first time put It in print. We may
promise that our information is GlepriV-
ed Indirectly from one now deceased,
who, during her life, had right to
know what caused that stnange episode
! IN the life of the great man. Governor
HOustOn's first. bride was a Tennessee
belle OF surprising beauty and Of eOnsid-
erable social rank. She was, if not the
afdanced bride, at least the sweetheart
ola neighbOring gentleman, when Gov.
1 Houston sought her hand. Her family
LIA+4A al AHt4ol1f AoACoA blb uL1goAAy duu
she was married. After retiring to her
bridal chamber, her conduct was such
as to cause him to suspect that while
her hand was his, her heart was anOth-
er's. She confessed the truth, when in
terrOgated, and while promising wifely
! duty, declared herself unable to love.
! he at once retired from the house,
I leaving his bride as pure and spOtless as
/ ever. He then resigned his position
\ and went among the Camanches. In
4 due time the lady sought and obtained
u q diYorce, - Missouri Republican.
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vouWe AMEElr6 FIRE CO., NO. D.

YOUNG AMERICA FIRE CO., NO. !.
~ s,-f wednesday evening in each month at
fbeiT IIaT overG. c. Coulson's GroeeIy
'NslI L. G. HONEG- Pres't.
JAMES MURPHY, ,see'y-
MoLUNKEE FIRE Coz NO. 2
,r..s aqeosd Tuesday evening IN each month AZ
ifeI- fIaTi In ftar Of Court HO1se. ,-,..,. -.
HORACE g. HAPPERsETF, see'y.
RESCUE NOOK AND LADDER CO., NO. l.
Net hTa Wednesday evening IN each month. al iheiI
yfSii IN Eaufman Nelson's GOTHIC Block.
- ROYAL j. WTNDER, Foreman.
GFoRGE r PENCE, see'y-
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HON TAMFS M WOOD.


Ex-Mayor Of Wiuiamgport, PennGylVanis.
I take great pleasure IN recommending " "HoonRnds
German Tonic to any one who may be afflicted with
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lws7 NIEEs IS sH0RrR HOUTE


IN ard afser Monday, Deer sta ou4s lSII VIZ
viii leave Urbana, at Use ~ - H
GOING wEsE
- T,r-vsFxPREss. daily, Mondays .l e11
E'' .d1-''le5 f1r Cincinnati ano ~ I1ifII fhe
South; t Sissssippi and Louisville 01Sf5 shSI,
T4ss yrny, for s.. Louls ana ''iS
'ane SCUM 1--,,1T 1rx PRESS, daily for Cincin,
- 5-,iS - ~ the West and SOUTH e2nss el225nsiss5TnI
tsncinnah with the Ohlq O1e aLE FsafIy-ayF for
ano 20. ~ ,iI the south and sOuth- Ne-tI
ai.o sf01jr al principal stations eiiN Oo
- ,.Cfr4ts. along main line. -, l. .,,sr, AZ
s ~ coach Is attached to .{,Jllti tnls tL55lt /.
New fos9; o5s5;re1I lSlitobATI0N, sundays exeep
~ SeP. 2. N way FREIGHT Sundays e1'eP'su'
GOING EAST
ls5 A. Il. IIfIiLls lis ~ F 5o4 BOSTON and ali New
Te5rd cities and stopping AZ 7stiba ti points
interlneSetl n cIle TO this train az IN
7gnaii running tl1rougl % "a ~ H,rne neIlsviIie
1leel-le ss5s.,.b 80, v-ithout ehangei 70 Ai7ahE.
~ CINClNNATI EXPRESS, S9uIOISss lle,I,;ts
eTcepted, stopping as AZ aa.,i1l1 IN. al New York
9 q H5Sto5 and NeW England, eitleso eSoin from
a Sleeping Coach accom- ~, AZ
- NJ RECOMMENDATION sunday = s1N0'F
- II Way FREIsHT, sundays excepted
- ana New England RasseRgg3s1Ts, N 31, -1s win IN
t,,sir f,arrape are transierren Fie1 u
NsS s ri Ventilated and MOI ~ % 1i accom-
- AA@-tecci,,s fsI-IN THE sstlIsl1D si = 49,
Ane .-S-l,f trains on this ttalll " ,,o5 q
she Ere Iilyay 1924aI, SoI p55i CIV Depot to the
rea - New York, thus ena9llLl57 ,,-itF
& "a reach the upper portion ol ~ 4 sTs, ~ ear OF
III ne expense and annoy anoe y :
T5s scenery along the enSltS l,S,I5qeS5ue and
H1a 80 ftaflv-ay IS Of the nosS eSs1-,-eS I,eau.
-- rle n4s4 - ci,sraeter Admirers Of ~ - vii
- i1 8 daylight journey oSs oSs,,sI subjects O
7a ~ 5r, ia ever changing tal-l11-
-,-tirrsi admiration ana iilleie2'-
BAGGAGE CHECKED Ital.o 49,. -
-Tg,,-- A low As BY any other route.
Asx FOR TICKETS via ERIE H.Allt -, 3 = :
-, -, ~, o,,tefned e the prinelPal AloAe
6ls5oaS IN tie West and SOUTH "esl'
BB RUKER p " - $500 - TaTSir Aa't
CENT Gupats
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lions when in Lying Posture, Dimness OF Vision,
Dots or Webs before the Sight, Dull Pain IN the
Head, Deficiency Of PerspiEntion, 4el3Wnesa
Of the Skin and Eyes, Pain III the Side
Back, Chest, Limbs, etc, Sudden
Flashes OF Heat, Burning IN the kleShs
Constant Imaglnings OF EVIL and Great Deprea-
sion OF Spirits.
IN fEsss iudic7fs Dfss1ss Of the LiUsr or Dfgssirs
- Oraans. c1Rllias{ ggtLt LLgplle AlQ09.
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sound bgaEy complexion. eradicate The !eiin" 'ihss
from NE eve iiupuu q lluam 10 the chceks, and
clan,,e Inc p1icni from shufi hrea he'd. emaciaied
weak. and ncryuns invalid, 70 lu faced. >lopt Fnf
vigorous person
Weak and Delicate Children are Made stTons
By usiag tae Rittsys OF Tonic.
THESE EEsEDIEs ARE TIE
Best Blood Purifiers
ever known and will cure all diseases resulting from
bad blood, Keep your blood pure; keep you liver ~
order; keep your digestive organs IN sound, healthT
colditiop BY the Of these remedies and no dis
esse will ever asssl YOU. The best men in the eoun-
Try recommend them. II years Of honest reputation
TE9TTREoHI
Like the following was never before offered in beha
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Thanks, thanks to thee, my worthy fl
For the lesson thou hast taught!
Thus at the flaming forge Of life
Our fortunes must be wrought
Thus on its sounding anvil shaped
Each burning deed and thought!
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German smiling, scratching his head,
and gazing abstraetedly at the little
cross so high in the air. While thus
standing; smile over his face, friend
came along, and be thought to give him
the same good thing, and have another
( laugh, and said: " eai
sHoHO, -Fritz-hOw you was, eh?'
'GOot. How was it going to be NIT
'Goot an der Vile. Do you know what
am -deFe?T Aig 8
rYaw-deFe- am der -Drinity; I know
dere church more as dozen years al
ready
You see dem stheeples,- -und der Iced
I die cross on. der top of dem stheeples
wa-a-a-a-y most init der glOuds?'
asHaw, / see der leeddle cross,
! d 5 You see -him2 Vell--I shust ask you,
hon high IS dOtP --1 .t1---1
Then he laughed, and laughed, while
/ the other man replied:
Il don't know; but what for YOU make
50 much laugh?' s5a i.a -
! gs It's the schoke--dOn you 1see him
me Ile.; schokeE-yen I ask you ho1O high is
Pc No, I don't see der sehoke?,
Z fVelly dot is funny. A man lust told
dot to NE, ind I make laugh all ter vile.
Und you. no, see ter schOke2 I dinks
| you peen a jumming aroud all night,
und yOu can't see nothinkp PomerOg
! Deu2O0rat " ea1 ct s1 -1=-ir
II .--.-a-T. Has-.-. 81 .r-a4r .ar.r
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&c. r. NJ

Urbana Lodge, No. g, meets Friday evenings.
CJbsmuaiqn Eneampmeut, No. y meets 2nd
and 4ih Monday evenings.
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j. Os X NJ
riuurola rrfbe, No 81, meet every Tuesday evening
IN fhird STORY Of WoaveT's huildingNoTtheast COZ
Of Public Square
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Hooaand's German Bitterg

Is entirely vegetable and contains no liquor u as
acompOund OF Fluid Extracts, The Roots, Herbs
gathered from Germany. All the Medical virtues are
Extracted from them BY scientific chemist These
rtract arc then forwarded TO this country to be used
expressly for the manufacture OF these Btters There
Is no alcoholic substance OF any kind used IN eqnl-
nOanding the Btters, hence it is the only Buffers tn
uOt advisable,
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The light from the western sky stream
ed like food of fiery radiance into the
room; the draft, whirling through,
caught up newspapers, huttered the
leaves of books, and even upset Uncle
Joseph's pet bottle of medieine.Hi rss.
20 w-w-wp rOaTed the sick men with
vehemence, that proved his lungs at
least to be quiet free from disease; do
YOU want to blind me-tO blow me
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'Of course do, Theo - "a.
And he did mean it. The cure had
/ been effected; and Theodore mentally
I Congratulated herself on the success of
i her plan Of treatment. And Uncle Jo-
f fseph never alIudad to the day on which
his niece had taken him so implicitly at
his word. -s-F 1cEl
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You told me to do it, Uncle Joseph ?
Shut the windows quick-draw the
eurtafnsv gFOaned Uncle Joseph
WHO'S that batteFing down the door,
It's only very gentle knocking, un7
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: u 1-7AAOW yOu WdSg Sas
How was it going to be NIT
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An exhibition of True Gen. Rous-
to,l's Wedding Seeret- Wky He. Desert
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Under a spreading chestnut trep
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ANECDOTE OF BURKE.

Our fathers, in the troublous days
Of the Revolution. had no warmer nor
truer friend than was Edmund Burke,
the British statesman before whose
eloquent thunder the proudest mag
mates quailed. On April 10, 1774, he
delivered in Parliament his celebrated
speech against the unjust taxation of
the American Colonies. He had al
ready, by his scathing reviews of the
East India efairs, become the acknowl-
edged champion Of Right against Tyr
amy; and the ire of the royal favorites
was raised against him.. On March.
Odd, ITS, he delivered anotherpower-
f,ii and eloquent speech in behalf of
the Americans, wherein he handled
the policy Of the government rather
severely; nor had he spared the king.
Upon taking his seat on this occasion
one of his Majesty's ministers of finan-
ce arose to take him to task for having
cast contempt upon the king, fancying,
no doubt, that if he could divert the
attention of the. Commons from tne
administration to the ns0harch, he
might break the force of Burke strong
philippics. Burke listened until the
gentleman had concluded, and then ad-
dressing the Speakerin very quiet and
subdued manner, as though the op-
position he had called up was Of but
slight consequence, he said,-
"Sir, the honorable gentleman
has exhited much larder, though
but very little discrimination. He
should know that, however I may
reverence the King, I am not at all
inclined to extend that reverence to
his ministers ! may honor his
Majesty: but, sir, I can see no pos
sible reason for honoring "a glance
at the treasury bepch) his Majesty
man-servant his maid-servant, no,
his OF, Ia particular glance at hif
opponent nor his ass" .ss'a'
It is needless to add that the
venturesoms defender Of royalty m
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continently subsidized behind .hii
tingling ears. O.