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CIGAR MAKERS PROTECTIV

" UNION, n, -. Of the City OF Detroit. Meet
nrst and third FRIDAY OF every month a. the u
ayetts Hall, 3rat'ot Detroit. John OCallagher
1resident ~ y WachA1 vice presid~hf- Thomas ii
Dolan recoP iins stcretarv. Anthony Krugrr. oman
ia s-wssaHy S'eDbeN y well, trsasnser. John
steiner, correspond DN SECRETARY, boz $50.
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BRICkLAYERS.
DRICKLAYERS' Union NO

- OF TnfianA- pe-ts verV "wednesday evening IL
VashingtoD RfF~t nPp sire are Onurt Home Indiana
'oIi-. I S'rckIer PRECEDENT; William Ksey,
resia mt: Michsrl LYNN, Eeeurdinx .ecreIaFy Geo
tesVer, financial aeer-tarV OliV.F KpeIy tre.su
liver uchsnSu, eondu~ror. Henry Eniss, doOr keeper
i"hu Fegar Charts RihI. q. .. Berry, trnsters. Nj
'hsei LYNCH recording seere airy, eeo North llinoh
Lr, et.
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A UBURN, N. Y.-Union No. 81
n meets ON the Ar.t Monday evening In sacn monil
No IL est 6eDeses street. Robert Burees.. prs
lent W. g. Hurlbnrt. vice Presi eHt. j. a. Las
eyes, recofdtnx and Goa eial secretary. WIN. Oh
bons eorr.-pus Hnx sesrstsry. Jaa hAloue tessrrer
o, boz go
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QEAD0UARTERs OF CTGAR MA

n KERs' UNION NJ. %, q Nos. 81 q 50 OrcharS
.treet, Rev York eity MeeinE nights nrst TO gS
JAY OF every month. Conrad p. Kuhn, President
Z Wohlhasen and lager. Vice. Presidents; 4. at
ais street: D. Huek. Pm Sec; v. Huck, Treasurer.
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HEADQUARTERS CIGAR MA

HEADQUARTERS CIGAR MA.
IL kess' Ins<rnzIissel Unep Of Amsrion OoInm boa
ohio. Adnres Of exeoutive Board.
Fred. Bile d, Prs dent. Lock bOx 1877, OSlanbus
Ohio. - ...f 90 4 49, ~
John W. Lavins, Is, Vice President. Drawer 20. o.
Thomas Chime, ID Vice President. 70 Seymour stres.
rn"@.s J. s,roh. Secretary lOis ,u.A ssh street,
ssnae Sol mon. rr.,.ur ,. sox 4D us"n ID N...
ROCK ISLAND, ILL.-UniopEI No.
-. O4 meet. on . r; ar. Monday sy.niSs q .ast
corresponding Secretary. 3. 3. Box 1. t.-a
TERSEY. CITY, N. J.-Union No.
~ 9st' a. O. sns .seooa u sysry month
@eo 1eiger, rreasursr Morrss 4us0O, Wee Pr dent,
Abe Living. on Sec Grseov'i's. Hudson 90. N y
BURLINGTON, IOWA - Union
- ~ nsstsOn tbe. nsst Monday Of evsry rsouIh ~
Ostrander Hall ~ Third and f-rson streets
Peter GuiBther, residsht Tone Jadd, vic president
On .ncial sscrsssry Henry 0Dland, tfessaff Coarsd
H. stella, cEserVOndina seeretAsys Box tl4l i3y.7t
DAYTON, OHIO.-Union No. SO
II meets on he nrst Monday evening Of evepy month
e No 20 JtfR ON RreeG{ 'sH.o. DeSRq-, pr@satn'
srnest Argus, vice presid"nt. henry Rtker, record
'ng secretsry. Henry Steiner. t.easareP. David An
orose. cnre-poDd NJ and financial secretary, No. s.
I0sss street
r LAFAYETTE, IND.-Union No. 90
- meets On the nrst sa urday Of each IN NTH H. all
~. Norrh Fou tn street H. O. johnson preAid~nt'
Henry WArk- ee presidrnr Woodro Porter, treas
qrer u. III Marley, recording. corresponding ana
rnAocial secretary. ...f,f.s-.. Il, ~.
CLEVELAND, O.-Union No. II
meets the a,ss Saturday in each mouth )
Jacobs, prsssdsnt J., y. Brand. rice president, VIM
Cannon, corresponding and recording iecretary box
IIas Henry esegk hamper, Ianctal secretary. VIM,
ayer-, treasurer. J. z. Brand, VIM. Breslioh, D. o.
nerk~ trustees lt -H r T4d rf tri
CNGAR Makers PROTECTIVE UNION
~ on CHICAGO, meets every other TsDHBsDAs
sVsnnes of Zach hoasA, ct eG 0saSgs's Han, aBs
5oush DIRK street.
fu IN wssKs. pr.a
cHAs. H. HSEKsH Cor secy Drawer 6OSs Chicago
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CIGAR MAKERS UNION NO. Sc

~ OF Montreal. oaaada, neees at Union Hall Flraie
greet ANTHONY Dansch, presid-nf Peter TinRsheim,
vice-preSident w J. Alstrom recording and Anancis'
ecretarv Isasc Hart, corresponding secretary. Boz
l6h1- Montreal. O
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DITTSBURGH, PA.-Union No. 81
L On ct on tnr 6rst Wedns~dsy Of every N
avid TIHInv PRESIDENT. Go. McSee, vice Sidept
euj.nIn HAlIArd, recording -ecrstary 9. LlDd-a
financial aud co. responding secretary. Fred sernin
treasurer.
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IOWA.-UniOD No
UNION. NO. Is

- H~ndquArt r. kerlyn House. - East Broadway
New Ylrk. Meets the nrst Tuesday In every month
Kelley Moses president Sc Monro- o., r. SYKES, vic
president. Norris Davis financial secretary Hsri
Jacobs, recording secretsrV. RaVaeu B.Pyn coFres
pc 9dng secretary, 40 East BrosdNav.
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NIGAR MAKERS UNION, NO. !

" Of MryI1d, meets N the nrst P9IDAV sT~niD
II every month af Central Hall, % North Gay stree
3aliImor-. Edwin Jpbnsn, pr~side-t Tho- Cullia,
t,n.-Eiee president I'd R-rd x. McOsiu, English re
d1nfsecrstsrs- Ia wig Kehne. asrnsn recotdi"'
srsasy. y u. Csafne. financial s-wessry. Geo
arS fq7 r. Lorbsrd %.
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nRIR. PENN. : Onion No. hos

CONGRATULATIONS No. 4 meets
~ a. Arbtiev Nah wslrut street. -bove Thirteen'h
As Ara and third 1us,d ys9 'ach monh % :
Ih-.tpr President '. Fink, Wee Pre- Went. NJ
Konp Tr-amr-P AdoIph EndP-a Corre-pr nn'ng an
'n0ii'h Recording secretary. 0hs~ Mes R'Uanei
ecreaar,.I CSss SeIgmsn, German Recording seere
.rv r. Oh $50.
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PATTERSON, N. J.-UniOn No. 4C
! meets on tte second Tuesday Of each
corner Of Broad and West j. B. Ball. pref
dent A. MaBeI, correspondents secretary
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yARPENTERS AND JDIyERS' UNION

very 'ueahay evening OTU0HRe-P OoLBmAH, Pre-
d.lent; rhcs Stevens. Vice President James Wren
a Vice Pressdr mt; james Lee, Treasurer; n oma'
Hne-n, Rec &c.,; Yhomas Larahs n, Pin Sec. jaime,
trolley. Assist mt John K. Finch, zeal Deputy Post
rSe box. 20, Albany, ". v.
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CLINTON. IOWA.-Union No. lis
~ meet the arst Monday Of each month - A.
Capp's restaurant. Ssh avr bet Isl and ID str
Jas. Hs wy, Prestd-nt Geo. Reeker. Recording anr
corresponding SECRETARY. He man Ia n-eAe, nOsncis
seeretAry. John Mis@lerstorf, rr s~sursr. o. >
ia.
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Wholesale Warerooms, Is MAIDEN LANE, N

L. E. CHITTENDEN, Lac Reg o. Q. w.
warct Va w. oes srrss Bsarng rAAeMA Mm5
States Watch 60. Mar.ou y. g., naauaetarsi ey " w.
Sat-s watch TO-, has rrie ny hFve Hp--rrt %
from onIy too thirds " .sccnd
May s. lsss. Jaagr CiIAS u. NOOFlils, HAsksasaes
wArcH M la0ia SrxN wI~nrR-Bearhg Trade Mr's gma9
States Watch o., NArioa y }, " nAluiAetarsd ~
watch CO. kns carsa ~ mouths - - 49,
from time being only twelve a-condS |EO btS
G-u'l Eastern PaIsf AZ I. Ioisao, wabAA HSa'n
srNpuHY Pa, Feb. ~ hs
Wares No IITs RrrB wrsBEnsApEin sSe M@t s
Ath-rton Co MARION Manufactured " The ubnea -.
Watch Co., AAa b-ea uarsdby three months X osA ~
being nniy rive srcon<1 diving Mni na
HENRY DE LANCEY, Engineer PhA Lns n
wA.cH ~ iiOs Srns BsR-B~aring Trn& Al.a -
Athsrspn Co. MArion D., aanaaeur BY ne Onh -
Watch Co. h4a been cHrried BY eleven rasntht ~
from being only sgcunds n ihe snnfs me
vie Prsst n. = Car sprne "
Ur,oa, Dob "a iMM
NAI.u 40 lsIT,-BsAring Trade Narh FEysk stsr - r..
on MANI BY The United Stalss 90 - ~
carried tv wtlvr month"; ia total variation IT,
EnRiDsrT y. Y. c. HI
Ursoa FM ~ lsm
Wsu,t No. q. l. beaing nd nSA ts.s1
ti1fio Y. III snafsetured by be Csitsa ~
20. ~ aired u sigl@sn uonIhi 10 p0sAi
'' I Ne 0'''4 nm ''''' 4 .. waIPPIE, Cen. V.IhAh
country l. EoOtI.d 70 Ggoid hapositOH Msse
rchose. sg.a s.s tAat ne cords kARI0N n y
z Other5 n.s 'pariOS.
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COLUMBUS, O.-Union No. "A
- me-t. on Me second Monday OF every nth T.
rick Ha J. No. Il south Front treer. Jrhn Ran
PRECEDENT. J. Johnson, vice pre-!irnt J. ~e-eIN, r.
Anc sfs ere.~1 sseDd, Is"nrer. Ale1snde
d al 075.
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NOUNCIL BLUFFS, iowa
J Union M 10 mee's On he last Saturday OF ssc
tonth ~ O ~ Hall, Bro 'av. Jss- McO-rthV, preri
lent. J,s~ph Morris vice president. E. y. Wslten
,iel recording and hnaEciAi 'eer-tsry A. Sehollp
.,surer J. p Nisbes, corresponding secretary. boz
88.
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X ANSAS CITY, MO.-Union No
n lol m-sts on tie last saturday evening OF each
month. at Turner's Hall
J"sSPH HUsnGS, PPetident.
H9WRY LsowARD Ren riding e-er@Ary.
HEERY SIR, Correspon ling secretarv Drawer 9c32
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HARRISBURG, PA.-Union No
ll6 NEE the st nesrav ~ eve month, at bal
ia', sev o'e'"ek. In Branf's Han. J H. KuTIau
enable. President; Frank Gembe, Vice Pres dent: c
innate Recording Sscs-tAEy; 3. ywsavsr, aar
ciAl s~eresa = }. 9. susssly, Treasurer; hAm Bence
Corresponding Secretary.
p. %. Box Pa.
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SPRINGFIELD. MASS-Union No

y a. meas enc Art rassdAy OF rEe month. q
he Sprinxa-li House. No. " West sts'e ChAs
~ 1lt8 president. Lawrence Samuel- recording c
ersr , nd tFeSsunee. 8. OuscAn, correspond ng IN
hnancial Sc cretSTy, lock hoX 4.
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Utica N Y.-UniOn No. z meet
" IN the third rue DAY of each month"; At their hall
Rrsrktn aaare Utica John PteG-r, presiieBt. N
pBrien wee Pre4dsnt. Charles Radeck, cor e-Pond
Ing s-crets-y, p o. box SIS. p. Let. rhOs, AnanctA
secretary, YIN. SouthWorth. treasurer
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DRCKLAYERS, PROTFCTTvF Union

Y hIV 4 La rlhS' PHU TEOTTVE UNTVN
- 81 Chicsgo, meets every TUESDAY, evening, o.
,alf-pasa Iclock, rs south CLARK Street. A
,ox pTesidenI, a. c. Graham vce.presd Dk J. J Me-
@n recording ecretary Peter CcKey 6n-ncial
ary J. kegle corresponding seeretAry Oharls DoIer
urer. eadon Smith vsrde, IOhn uPOonHeh con-
iuttog. william HarderqnsI. board Of directors
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OMAHA, NEB.-Uniou No. 90 meets

PROVIDENCE, r. Union No. 2t
L reefs rhs nrs Tuesd ~ Of eaeh ~oash 10 L-s
toys Esn rs crAn-roH re~t. Owen Z. Leaek Pr-si
teot, .. Fo~kr, Vice President I'm A. schrIpe
re surer Geo Je1nnh, Recording Secretary. r J
"eshea, Nn'ncaI and Or esponding Secretary, No
9I3 n gh street.
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DOU6HKEEPSIE.-Union No. 80
L meets on he nrst tdn. day OF mcnh
Ohm NesI.r, President. Lene h. GmAn, Vice Pr-ti
oent. ~iUi- Wolf. Treasurer. Jim Kaaer, ecora
ing Financial and Corresponding Secretary. p o. Loci
box a.
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UNION. NO. no

RRICKLAYERS' UNION, NO. 10
- OF Pen sylvanis meets 10 Oheseer every NON
DAY eveLing Garner Of Third ana Penn ssr~et.. WIN
IcDo-A n esidenk JET. Psir'ck vice sident. A.
stewart recording seci etsry. George D~Dnske cor
= Dutton treasurer, William ? 0allo~sy q. n Nc
Onnsd John Meehins trustees, @. A. Winfree sergent
Norge WI gand. Deputy.
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WINDSOR CONN-Union No. 2
W Tue. the Vcena. setarday OF each mourh
Number ~ me ubArs q Hiram annnu pre$iden
I-ury M-yer. vice president. samnsI ~ tr.asur'
&c rye Newrchater cOrrespOl ding and financial
Ay, p. %. bUx lSS. Mt
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A URORA, ILL.-UniOn No. Al, q
a nth, At M. B kouth KrDsdwa. Oha4 RnEe, pres
lent. J. L Springer, CORE 'nding secretary
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tNQI.nXATER- -IIainp- No
{ Mich Sout ern Hotel. August schvland, pres
MhDrOe VI. Pray, wee president. August Sche
AM, treas rr. bert kattrAy, correspond & see
re'ary, p. o. drawer -
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WEsTFIELD. MASs.-Uniop No.

SCHENECTADY, N. Y.-Uniol
~ NJ. 80 meets the nIst Monday Of eveRg 1sepi h
Henry c. RansleF, prrrident. Lo~ Gvu Y pre- ent
w. X, 'raigr" an, financial secretary. Simon Al Lird
recording and correspond Nc secretary. LOus Becker
treasurer. p. o. box $50
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o, injured shades of John Knox 5 !. Wy =.
you 20 c hos Of You, at the head Of
Huxley A little Of that choice .i language EaHy
you used against the ds fsa hi% .risis.
Queen of So0ts, wouid se.o III. sncfstv
~ ;nfiusntisi Protestants that they DO not
Selieve ali which they have thu%oed 90
ants cannot. With any show Of reason, mp
braid him, for we, favor individual 1Se .Ss
ment. Indeed lthis Is only h hI in our
own personsl infallibility than In that Of
Piu. TX. But what is still worse, Huxley
received great applause! When ouch lights
leave our ranks darkness is eure to set IN
iif we have not been in it already, ano
then what will become OF US; disciI Ms,s ~
Luther, Calvin, sweEen msni N"
".~ NAvILLUs.
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The GREAT AUcr1oNEER.,..The most
efficient auctioneer that ever nvea, proGsa o
blv. was George Robins, of London, whe
ficurished about thirty or forty years ago.
His advertisements were marvellous pieces
Of composition, which none of his success ses
sors in the same business have ever sue
ceeded in initiating. He was very 40
mirable Crichton," man OF UNIVERSE ;.h u
mower of magnifying the good qualities OF
ths sa before or since his day, has ever
nossessed. It was literary treat to see
and hear him selling library but tne
Mace best fitted for the display OF ms aoil'
tiles was the sale of fine country n0ISe
owned by the brilliant Beckford, came u
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AN AsEcporE OF EVERETT. In his
sneech at the Amherst semi centennial
Professor Park SAID -
have recalled this afternoon scene whIch
occurred thirty-six years ago, on the day
nreceding commencement. Edward E'e!S1C
then delivered the Grafton. In the MIDST
Of the grafton he uttered ono sentence
Which called forth bursts of applause. L
will read that sentence: Before the al !,
hiring student of nature has realized AZ
the Wonders of the world, let MN slt
down and know the universe in which ne
lives. by examining the races of animals aiso
nortinr themselves in their representative
ppceanea drop of water After That SEN
tence. it appeared as if all Amherst Coilege
.vonld not cease to clap their hands and
stamp their feet, and yet you seem TO oe
Tmmoved by the recital. Now the question
Comes. what is the reasonf The reason !.
found in the studied artlessness OF EDWARD
Tverett. While he was on the point o
sneak;np the words, drop of water ~
spprned carelessly and saw glass OF wave
ON the table. He put his finger in the glass
t on Qua In a dron of water was suspended there
tom. / have it on the best authority Una ina
, ~ or seven weeks before that grafton wa
s sa,; ~ Everett wrote letter to q frien
;n Roston. asking him whether so oold
t nasture would be proper"
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the hammer. That 1t would be knocked
down for quarter Of ita real value, seem
ed inevitable; but Robins was equei 70
the emergency. Taking advantage OF sue
great fame Of Beckford, and tho rumors
which described the house a. surpaesanS
the Rrandest palaces Of the East IN sumP-
tuous elegance, he announced thse no ono
would bc admitted to view the houses VINO
aid not purchase . catalogue,-pricco one
euipes. The result fully vindicated hts 80,
eecity. The fashionable world fc't oonud
10 zee these wonderful sights, aud rus',ed 10
crowds to buy the catalogues. Eight thou-
sand of them were sold, and people jour
neyed from oil parts Of the KINGDOM 70
feat their eyes on the marvellous Fonthiii.
In the height Of the Jarore, the sals began,
and lasted thirty-three days. The Aooey
was knocked down for ESQ, OOO,-a thiid
moro than it's worth. Pictures, furniturr,
etc., brought fabulous sums. Raphaeis
Saint Catherine sold for G525O and the
contents of the house realized the enor,
nous sum of E ], OOO, 600. Once r l'ius ha,
to sell among the effects OF deceaseo
m erchant, silver ware amounting to "vel
six hundred ounces. Duplicates OF th'
pieces had been made in Sheffield ware
for daily use, and by some accident tn'
real silver, on the first day Of the SALE Wa
Inocked down as plat< d. The next day
the Sheffield ware being put mp, ~ rSa
J character was at once discovered. An
purchasers of the silver had dieaPpeeres
! and Robins promptly paid the loss "os
his own pocket.
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Communicated
Thu Bihle az the Rule Of Faith.

-rh;. ;aea of individual infallibility as
xosnacta reiioious dogmas and doctrines Is
hacomipg q thing of tho past. our IT, ~,
testant friends have been wors "s onr able
thaoloeians and divines, with REGARD W
this Particular. Yet it would seem, noI
Considering the exceptional cases lwhioaa
are nany). that, heretofore, only one enu
of oratory was accomphsheu ,,.s;nnN;s os,
INIT now the other end-persuaslon-Ils, US
sert;no ;tself through the instrumentaiity
"A r. ia from such sources we woulo
,;ke 70 have our expectations reaiIeu, cu'
efforts crowned with success. .hat ~ a
fonet;c multitude. Their knowledge opens
the ewes previously closed by preJualce anu
In England (the Evangelical country mt the the
seat of sarans, We hear man nS the
walks of science, protesting against LIZ, GnS
;ainn,oms use made of the Bible. A chic
aan hardly lisp, then a clasped 4" pook Vi
Sooks y ia thrust into his hands. we revere
The Rible as much as our free-wlil otoIne ao
in Christ, and it is this very lese,e" nc
49, having it profaned by children VINO
~! ..ot to read, much less to under
''t This over reading of the Bible has re
o.;ved n merited rebuke from frol' nuNioS
at recent meeting OF the Aon Lon arnest II
ROarN. Inc TTOlCcSoA -
his onposition to the introduction Oh o is
R;ble "a a textbook in common SCHOOLS 10
tWb;ia sneakipg of the first chapter -!
Ganasis he said: "The reading OF .na
chanter would convey-whatever the cnap
fer was intended to conyey-that the Wo sa
vas made in six natural days. con SO =
,yhether that is the right interpretatlon =
not: but appeal to the common ., sen use,
the Board, whether that is not the lH. I.r
Ine which every child capable OF uI
Serstanding the English Language %c co,
naturally derive from the statem ned t tn,
ta;ned in the book of Genesis anu, ~ W
%ain9 the case, it is perfectly certain u
th;s etatement is erroneous, ana NO M at'
enable of being disputed than wnet u,
the earth stands still or NOT suomlS In
sanction the Installing. into the minus .
children statements which are noI1lue' g 3
which the instruction they receive
years later will most infalibly upse1. -. 1
will perceive that, in dealing with TINS qu
ton, 1 do not ask the Board to leave cav g
from the ordinary lessons OF the nloie "
which I, and the men who think WIN
- might consider not to be correct. 40
asF that. That would be asking TOO IN.
in the present state of affairs Bat egno
In ask. and schat kGce q right to dsN, {
srhat uou as honest men must grant, IS
that these tender children shall not De tag !,
that phich yOw yourselves 10 not oe''e0e'
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How HE WHIPPED H1M.-.A young John III,
Phmnix tells how it was ~ follows: III
tell YOU how it was. You see, Bill and me
went down to the wharf to fish and felt
in INV pocket and found my knife and 1t
was zone; aud I said Bill. you stole ny
Knife: and he said was another, and
said 20 there yourself; .nd be said IL vas
no such thing and I said he was . har,
and I could Whip him if was bigger'n him;
and he said he'd rock me to sleep mother
and said he was bigger one; ana ne
said 1 never Lad the measles; and said
for him to fork over that knife. or I'd NJ
him for tombstone at Laurel Hill ana
he said my grandmother was NO gentle
man and said he dersen't take It up ;
but he did, you bet ; you never.well you
never did then got up and said ne was
too much afraid to do it again and he
| tried to, but he didn't and grabbed him
and throwed him down on top OF me ike
several bricks; and tell you it beat all
and 40 did he and my little dog got be.
hind Bill and bit him and Bill kicked q,
the dog, and the dog ran, and ran ate,
the dog to fetch him back, and l didn !
catch him till got clear home; ana ~
whip him more yet. Is my eye yer!
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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-09-24
rAcrs AND fIauRHs:

Tn the year sGs sold, our readers wiz tememoo.'
ss "a, Mscb,p~. hut sold last year ue1O) isssS
nNn BUyDRED AND TWENTYSEvEN anOO
Sam RIGHT HUNDRED AND THIRTX-THkAA
M.ch,nes showing beyond the sAies Oh -
over FOR " THOUSAND. and. - shown oy .ns s.o's
below, own fORrY-FoUR THOUSAND A.0"A'
more tnAa any ether Company.
The rssdse nay naturally ask vhsthsr sns u nv
bs,stine In answsr which We have to sAy tnAs 49,
asvr<s and The sass given below. are from S"onS
RETURNS maas by hesnsess - The Recover s11nteo
~ ths swnscs Of the nest vsluahas Sowing As0eine
n.s.ps.. Who license tho Companies Of Lesser import
| ascs: 16scAi>sa.
-. sss<s. Ns..lAst.ying Company sold -
WIseIer Wilssa thanksgiving Company soao' q ~
a... ne1 Ss ssSia: sold
wed oswtne nesAans Cscgc.y 80 a sSt
w.. SiSs: s s:dSE. n csap:. SSS
i From the shove figures Win be seen that our .yA
An t,,as are lr bshipd -. and thss the popeisn5
Il what IL known our IS
l NEW FAMILY kACHiEE
I. steadily and largely Increasing. We arc nov % M
a 10 suppsps that tAsss large sales arc Que 70
bus.sss sapasity nscA - to Ne merits ~ y.
N.oAinea - veil - the obssrvstiop Of tnoss "ho ~
and u,s and are personally interested In W
-er,ts ef the different Machines before making se'o
ton. 49,. r.n,
No Family ahouid bs without one OF these Laoe
Saving Instruments.
ca, .,a .,.mine them, or send for Circular an
|. sample Of work.
WIN. z. COOPER & CO.. Agents,
.-ou,, and Camp stree