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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1871-04-20
News Summary.

New Orleans has given about $780, =
600 francs towards the relief of suffering
in France
Young Prince Alexander of Rus
sia, will give us a call in June.
Little Rock, Ark, persists in calling
a one-story building "high school,
From adviccs from Indiana, it APP
pears that the inhabitants of that section
are rcvcling in the luxury Of "dandclion
greens,
1t is stated that Theodore Porter,
son of the admiral, who stood at the foot
of his class in the naval academy, has
been promoted to be ensign over sixty
three midshipmen Of his class, on his
fathers account If this be true it is a
shameful fact, alike diSgraccluI to admiral
Porter, and to the navy department.
The most remarkable election split
of late years is that in Michigan, where,
through a large part Of the State the
homeopathists boted Systematically, --
Some of the defeated candidates are no
likely to say again that homeopathic pei,
lets have no effect
The first place where the narrow
gauge railway is likely to be tried in this
country for passenger use, is between
PittSburg and Economy Pa, where ,
company is forming, Roads of this sor
have been extensively used in and neal
the mines in this vicinity, however, car
rying coal and iron.
Governor Geay has struck at the
root Of the coal conspiracy in Pennsyl
yania, He has sued out writs Of 2m
7cWydHto againStS the railroads to show
cause why their charters should not BE-
forfeited, They violated them by rails
ing the price of frcightagc from two tC
six dollars per ton, and it is very insult
cient cause they can show why the,
should not be forfeited after so gross
disregard of their provisions.
---Nicksburg fears that the Mississippi
is going to leave her twelve miles inland
The funeral of Hon. Samuel p
Ihrasher, late democratic State senate
elect, was held in Claremont with Ma
sonic honorS the 18th. The deceased wa.
a member Of Hiram Lodge and Webb
Chapter, a contractor for stone masonr,
by trade, born in Cornish, aged abou
$, and leaves a widow and thirteen chill
dren,
The centennial anniversary of the
birth of Rev. Hosea Blllou will be Oh
served blythe UniyerSaliss of Portsmouth
n. H., together with other churches O
the same denomination throughout the
land on the goth inst.
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NTURTEVANT BROTHERS would announce
y to the people of Woodstock and vicinity that
thoy have purchas ed the entire Stock of Goods
formerly owned by II. Sturtevant d Son, and
hope by fair dealing and strict attention to bust
ness, to merit end receive liberal portion of
Public Patronage.
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FOREIGN.

Matters al Paris remain about the same.
The Versailles army, under Gen. Nc
Mahon, have invested Paris and thrown
shells into the city. There has been
considerable hard fighting with no al
parent advantage to either side. Cen
McMahon evidently intends to concen-
trate large army and in the meantime
time act simply on the defensive, know
ing that the red republicans must in the
meantime lose strength. They are al
ready reSoning to horses for food. We
shall look for the surrender or destruction
of the Communists, after McNIahon COM
menceS operations with vigor.
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BY WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT
Uundcr whose critical supervision the volume
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1871-04-20

The Board Of Uanvas,cys Of that
State met last week at Hartford, and
postponed the canvass of votes for Gov
eraor, state officers, and members Of
Congress till the 2l,t. Il Jewell i,
fairly elected Governor a. the Radicals
claim, why adjourn the oouorioy Of
votes? That's ,uo qn.s'i"n,
Un.oGioial certificates wtrc issued 10
Co1gressmAn c,ett, Stroug, rta;kwc Hh.
err and Barnnm, but owing to the close
vote in the Second District none was
given to Mr. Kellogg. Chances are that
Democrat may have been elected from
that District. We claim that Mr.. Eng
fish is the honestly elected Governor of
Connecticut for the coming year aud
will be SO declared if justice is done
him
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$50 GO Id / 0 A N
OF THE
Northern PACIFIC RAILROAD.
p1pTD ppOGpFSS or TvF TvOpE

The building of the Northern Pacific Railroad
(begun July lastl, is being pushed forward witt
! great energy from both cXuemitie7 of tho line
Several thousand men are employed in Min,
nesota and on tho Pacific coast. Tho grade i,
nearly completed PCS miles westward from Lake
| Superior trains are running over 1870 miles Of
| finished road, and Thanksgiving is rapidly
| progressing toward the eastern border Of Da.
| kota. Including its purchase of the st. Paul &
Pacific Road. the Northern Pacific Company
now has 4l3 miles of completed road, and by
September next this will be increased TO at least
| $50.
A Coon INvEsTMENr.-Jay Cooke & Co. are
now selling, and unhesitatingly recommend, as
Profitable and perfectly Safe investment, the
First Mortgage Land Grant Gold Bonds of the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company. They
have 80 years to run, bear Seven and Three
Tenths per cent. gold interest (more than per
cent. currency and are secured by first and
only mortgage on the entire road and its equip
ne,ttS and also as fast as the Road is COM
pleted on
$4,000 ACRES OF LAND to every mile of track,
or 500 Acres for each $1,000 Bond. They are
exempt from IT, S. Tax; Principal and Interest
are payable in Gold Denominatlins Coupons,
800 to 81 600 Registered, 500 to $4,000
LANDS FOR BoNDs.-Northem Pacific 1905
are ut all times receivable al ten pei, cent. dbOCe
par, in exchange for the Companys Lands. at
their lowest cash price. This renders them
practically interest bearing j1nd r0}TdHtS.
SINKING FUND.-The proceeds of all sales of
Lands are required to be devoted to the re-
purchase and cancellation of the First Mortgage
Bonds of the Company. The Land Grant OF the
Road exceeds Fifty Million Acres. This i'm
mense Sinking Fund will undoubtedly cancel
the principal of the companys bonded debt be-
fore it falls due. With their ample security and
high rate of interest, there is no investment,
accessible to the people, which is more prQftabIe
or safe.
EXCHANGING U. s. 5-2O's.-The success of the
New Government per cent. Loan will compel
the early surrender of U. s. 6 per cents. Many
holders of Fivc-Twenties are now exchanging
them for Northern Pacific 7-30,s. thus realizing
a handsome profit, and greatly increasing their
yearly income.
OTHER SEcURITIEs.-A marketable Stocks &
Bonds will be received at their highest current
price in exchange for Northern Pacific 1905.
Express charges on Money or Bonds received,
and on 1905 sent i'll return, will be paid by the
Financial Agents. Full information maps,
pamphlets etc.. can he obtained on application
at any agency, or from the undersigned
FOR SALE BY
Jay COOKE G CO.,
PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK, WASHINGTON.
Financial Agents Northern Pacific r. Il. Co.
BY BANKS and BANKERS generally through
out the country,
For sale in Woodstock at the National Bank,
L. johnson, Cashier.
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Chicago boasts the greatest lumber
market in the country il not in the world
Her wharyes for this indispensable COM
modify stretch for more than IS miles.
Thousands of carloads are constantly
leaving for the west and south and east
and the railroads and lake are as con-
Stantly bearing in their great burdens to
supply the increasing demand. With all
this array of almost endless piles OF Jun
Der and timber, it is almost impossible
10 furnish it in sufficient quantities dry
enough for use.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1871-04-20

WILD CHERRY BALsAM.-The memo
ry Of DR.. Wistar is embalmed in the
hearts of thousands who this Balsam of
Wild Cherry has cured of coughs, colds,
consumption, or some other form OF
Pulmonary disease. Ii is now over for
ty years since this preparation was
brought before the public, and yet the
demand for it is constantly increasing.
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GNtlu Establishments,
1t Pays to raise Hair |!

TT pays to raise hair. CHARLES b. Wentworth,
L (Old Dukc) IS now paying the highest price
for locks, curled or uncurIcd from maid or
matron, at his shop ON Central st. Switches,
curls, etc made to order.
Woodstock, VI, April 10th, 1871.
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OVER $4,000 CURES
Fowle's Pile, and HumOr Cure.
FRAGRANt SAP0LIENE

Cleans Kid Gloves and all kinds of Cloths and
Clothing; removes Paint, nrease, Tar, 70,
Instantly, without the lcOs. injury to The finest
fabric. Sold by Drngg IS and Fancy Goods
Dealers. FRAGRANT SAPOLlENE CO.,
SO Barclay St., N Y, l6 In Sale 81, Chicago.
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HOUSEKEEPERS send for cironars OF
Ill English Crockery Agency,
Box 1852 Boston, Mass.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1871-04-20
Jay COOKE dc co..

PHILADELPHIA, New York, WASHINGTON.
Financial Agents Northern Pacific r. Il. Co.
BY BANKS and BANKERS generally through
out the country,
For sale in Woodstock at the National Bank,
L. johnson, Cashier.
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THE CARNIVAL SEASON.
The Carnival.

The Committee on Divers Deviltriesf will "a.
Cssye entries for the following sports ard psstmes
IA ONE MILE FOOT RACE-Prize n hand
ttne soiid silver Goblet; second m N to receive .
silver CCP. Five OF more 70 start.
One HUNDRED YAID FOOT RACE
rri7e, handsome SILVER Goblet second rri1e, sill
cup. f.veOT more 20 Ssrt.
, GRAND SACK RACE, OF twenty or more 70
siaTt dist rec two squares over hurdles and ropes
kTst prize, $50, second 50.
BLISDFOLD WREELBARR0W RACE, dis
S-ee 80 wards prize, barrel OF -four Five or more
b. star.
:. GRAND MULE RACE-PJiTe, s75. No enc
10 ne their ms - Last mgts 10 take the prize.
Tive more 20 start
GRAND VELOOIPEDE RACE-0ne mile;
Prize, f25. Five CT more TO START.
AL persons desiring 10 enter Tor any Of the above
viii sTpiy TO b. d. GAsSAWAY,
Chairman C-mmittee on t. Divers DeviItries,,
First National Bank.
TIE equiv Slent OF the piles in the TIVE rst te az
oil lie pad !. cash, u preferred.
sssks Tor tie Sack X see Will be furuish by the
asHHttse~ fell If
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O. a nd @ arniw al
AND
NJ a . Il ne + q al Q u all
ATTHE
NITIDN.1L THEiTFR,
ICEsDAY EVENING, Feb. II, 1871.

The Committee take pleasure in Announcing that
they have made arrangements with the prOprietors
s the AatlCna Theater to convert the entire Guild
az. from the PARQJETTE TO TIE RDAB OF
Thb STAGE. into one immense BALL Room.
The Dress Circle Parquette. and Private Boxes
Will shOrd me opportunity 10 witness the dancing
by thOse who Do not wish to participate.
The SUFFER- ROOM will be in the JENNFsS
BOUsE. adjoining the ThesteT. ara entered from
ihe Bsll Room.
Tickets- admitting gentleman an ladies, IS
LADIES Z ARDS OF INVITATION can be pro-
cured by applying TO the Executive Committee
Phllp SOlOmOns. Blanchard Mohun, " q
setzeTott Co., 1T nj the National Thsater.
MANAGERS:
General Giles A. emith. II g. FAINT, ESQ,
General VIM A. Terrell, Gustaye Ian sburyh. ESn
G-utrel a. Il. Dyer, Gel. q. u. Alexander,
Colonel J ames McCOv. John yOgt, Hsq.
Lewis Clsphane, Esq, Colonel 3 w Owen
Simon Wolf, Esq, L.. Waldecker
Or. ID. >. Eyans. Colonel " i'll am Wall
Ms.Or A. q. Richards. A Biscbof. Esg
u. :. smOOt, E-4.. B. VIII Fs1
John y. XMAS, Esq. a.. n stansbery, ESQ
p. N Dubsnt. EsI.. A Hart. Eco.
Sol. !. N Baron, Robert ii Graham, Ssq
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
AlsN. shepheTd, A 3. solsmons
HCn. N G Emery, Adolf Ciuss
General ". MIchl@r, RM Hall,
Nm. . Huntington. Hailet kilbOurn,
GEUHGE s. GIDEON,
tIsto General Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
percy DAVIS PAIN KILLER
THE CHEAT EAMIL MEHTCIN
FlRpH rnr.n..y

TAhBN lNTBRNaLLY,
II cures sudden Colds. Coughs, &c, and Weak S,om.
aGn, deneis, DEBILITY, Nursing Sore Mouth, Banker,
or Pain in the stomach, Bowel mIiaint. Painters
Colo, Asiatic Cholera, eiarrhea and Dy sentery
APPLIED INTERNALLY,
lures felons, Boils, and Old Sores, Severe Barns,
Scalds, Snts, Bruises and Spiains, Swelling Of the
Jmnts. King Worm and letter, Broken Breasts,
Frosted Feet and Chill Toofhache Pain in the
race, Neuralgia and Rheumatism. IL 10 Q sure
remedy Tor Age4, Chl,s and Fever.
PAIN KHLRR,
Taken Internally should Be adultera.ed with milk
or water, or made into syrup with molasses. For
a Cough, q few drops sugar, eaten, will be more
elective than anything else.
See printed directions, which accompany each
bottle.
Sold by all Druggists. fe3 eokw I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-17

THEsl fAUTs DEMAND INN BDIATE OOn
SIDERATION.-Diseas should be guarded against
or Il must be cured. The alternatives are death
such consequences as render life burden. Combat
oruE, regulate the female system, promote the sp-
Sstises Danish every sign Of dy dyspepsia or rheums,
relieve the children Of summer complaints. All this
ness By Charles Gautier's Native Wine Biftors; 80
avs popular opinion, endorsed BY many Of the most
eminent ply sicisns, who assure N OF the complete
victory OF these over all other Bitters II has sbso
iutely driven them ont Of the market where il has
may be had Of all druggists. os1-tF
fHURSTONS IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW
DE- is the best article for cleansing and preserving
teeth. Ssld by all druggists Price Is and 50 cents
JOUVEN'S NOTORIOUS GLOVE CLEANER re.
stores soled gloves equal to Sold by all drug
gists and fancy goods dealers Price, - cents. de5y
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.
BIR1HDAT.
This sCHUETzEN VEREIN GERMANIA will
elrbrats Washington birthday by Civ ing "A
GRAND MASQUERADE BALL
on the night OF the
22U OF FEBRUARY, AT CARUsIS HALL,

S2b VI FEBRJ ARf, AT CARUSiS HALL,
1lth street, near Penna avenue.
he above Assoc alton has made the most sxten
sise GIL angemens to make this festiyity brilliant
one.
LIST. Grand March will commence at9pm
Grans TAbleAns viyant will bs performed after IL
here before
l. George Washington.
3 Frederick the Great.
J. LIE err r-r-rand Nation Invading Germany.
4 Germapia Corouatng King " lillian Of Prussia
ssEnperor of United Germany
s. Grand Ballet. Ne, &c.
Tickets will be for sale ~ Ellis Music Store, 921
Pennsylvania avenue; j. Shll'ngton O., Corner ut ~,
street and Pennsy ], anis enue. VI aufman, cor
n.r OF sth and q streets, Nav Yard A. Ditterich,
1th street. W Hey gster. Hercules Hail. All 18th
sttset, and by all the members u the Association.
The Schuttzsn Yerein Germapis W nit u, siace its
reorganization. has on all occasions had the sympa
thy Of the public hopes for the same this occs.
sion. fsl7-5t
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TELEGRAMS no TIE Star:
This Afternoons Dispatches.
THE WAR IN EUROPE.
I,lesrspAed EsolHsirels 70 ne Er>aiss sdr
The French Assembly.

Tne French Asse@bIy.
boRnsArx, Feb. IA letter ga read 70 he
assembly from Gen. FAiiheroe. Declining to
accept . membership. The assembly confirmed
TIE election Of thirty three Par.s depaties.
koehefort, Victor Hugo. and Frosae, we're
present to-day. The chamber va thorouchIy
guarded by troops placed outside the builliSr
At to-days session OF the national assembly
Louis JOSEPH Msrtel, BenOsst d. -. luio,I.
vitel, and Leon De Maleville. A res5iu,ion -
introduced proposing rhiers FOR chief ele,u-
tive. with authority % nominate q ministry hat
providing that the powers Of the epablie .hAa
be exercised under the control Of the assemhN.
The resolution bears the signatures OF nafOur,
Maleville, Nitel, and ST. Heloise. deputy
censured manifestation made yesterday oIt-
eide the chamber, and adjured the Psris depn-
ties so 20 act ~ 20 preserve the liberty Of lis-
cnssion. Violent recrtminstion ensued between
the conservative and republican depaties.
The Blash See Ceufer~uee.
LONDON, Feb. E.-NO meet ~ OF the Rlark
Sea conference vas held yeeser1sN-the meai-
bers sre sdy sn London being Disposed % satt
the arrival OF representative from France.
now daily expected
Prince Sapeieou's oeni.I.
leoer nom Prime Napoleon eTpilci.'y &c
mics that .nc prince ever shsred 4 aitelr "a b.
msrck o. successor 90 the Emperor.
what the German Emperev PROPOSE
60 do.
LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE special correspondent
VI Nut LOhtoh AAFtrt NJ btlith sltltf ~
II peace Is not conelu led prior 90 the ss.ess ia.
oi the German Diet, the Emperor . m prob.h
remain ~ Versailles aud the meeting o. P.rlis
nent be postponed.
The Versailles correspondent of the Lend.
Telegraph says The EIareror luism .s,aGs.-
ING IRON . severe attach " rbeumat,sin.
War Notes from London.
IoNDor, Feb E.-lt Is said that the Germat.
troops are concentrating IN large numbers
the Loire. The announcement Is made tia, IA
case the occupation OF Paris by the German
troops should be necessary General Faikenste n
viii he designated governor. The PrussiAus
have demanded 10000 francs from the tosr e.
Bernay, department OF Eure, under threat -
bombardment The Germans continue % lxNL
contributions in Normandy, despite TIE az
mistics.
R0Wmonfa Loyal to Prince Charlie.
BCCHAREsT. Feb. 16y-rhe Roumsuis Seus
has voted a resolution expressive OF comnl..
devotion towards Prince Charles, and 81,
cooperation In the acts 81 the sovernmen'
New Grecisn War Mfsister
ATHENS, Feb, l6-Cunoleusky las been a.
pointed Greek Minister 81 War.
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LOOK AT THE ARRAY OF TALENT:
Miss ELIZA KENYON. the Graceful and bash
ING Epuestnenne. whose wonderful performances
s G a,Ises ~ ne Kqune Ar Will ass"pi.h and
only 10 be seen TO be admired. EDwARD GARD
NIB, the Dasking and Daring Equestrian Of the
age whose startling and sensational eats will over
IN IA With cstOnlshment and bewiler with delight.
DEF eDgased expressly for this establishment at
enormous sxpense. JOHN SAUNDERS, two ard
iOcr morse Rider. Le8Ier, Tumbler and General
Prfsrmer. Hn1LE and BuRDEAU, the great
EQkp. champion Gymnasts Of the world. ADOLPH
SOnZALEs, the n An Of One Hundred Somerrs ults
Bhbf JOHNSON, champion Leaper OF the United
states w SPARES. the Americ an Hercules and
MAR, tins shaksperian Jester; WIN. PORTER
clown ana Comic Vocalist. W II. BURDEAU Trick
tlown and Comic Silt Performer. Mr. FRANK
WHlfTAkE R, the unriv alled Equestrian Manager
and Master Of Circle Besides The foregoin will be
= Mammoth Cembinstion Of other prominent per
formers including q full Troupe Of Riders, Gym
na4ts, Jngglers. Acrobats, Equestrian Clowns. Vol
ugu. r., NecrOmsBcers Trick Riders. and an ngxre
Stton 81 far in advance OF any other such
Enterta nInent in the country An efficient Orehes
VIII enifven the exercises OF each evening by choice
and appropriate selections OF music, including On
eratc, National, Sentimental Aud other airs and
IN werd. the Bstablishment will be the To visit
BlLLf POTTER will Introduce his Comic Mules.
Pete and Barney.
AdmissiOn, so cents; Children under ten years Of
CARD TO THE PUBLIC.-Mr. TOM KING beg,
leasetO announce that he has engaged the above
talent at enormous pense, in order 10 exhibit
TO the citizens of his native city nrst class rcus
Entertainment The Company. the Stud of Horse,
for the patronage Of tho W ashi ston public
fel6-3t- r. A. PAYNE, Bus n snspAr
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49, THE CARNIVAL 80
PREMIUMS FOB TRorTING HORSES.

~ Ss-
PREMIUMS FOB TRoTTING HORSES.
FIRST DAi.-hONDAY, February ~, Isl.
TERMS S'rsh Do>A. OHs Mo, Hoses 20 20 20
teH'l.RGsHS Road W0KON.
6rst premigm--All horses. Fine Road Wagon
secOEd Premium All horsss owned in thu Dis
Gold mounted HErness. eN
Third Premium Horses in the District Of Column.
he inc Kobe for first, ana Pair Of Blankets for
Mhlch " ms IN the nrst race ST. Cold mounted
HSrness-sInale.
Fifth Prenium--Doub.s teams, botk horses owned
togeIheT as team from January 1, lSsl Double a..
6old mounted Harness 20 first, and, TO ond hand
some Robe and Blankets.
SECOND DAY.-TUEsDAY, February Il.
TTOfftHy One HtS.
husIesie q frst day. except hne whip i. given
II hand. Handsome Six iu hand Whip.
ssSond.-Bssi four IN hand. Handsome -Four in
~Thirt.-Best tandem team. Handsome Tandem
p Sourth -Bo'r private family carriage. Handsome
pf it,h Beat gentlemen saddle horse. sAddi. and
SIXTH ~ mBes, public hack and team Handsome
ssssnIh-Esstest trottipg horse under saddle,
q H. ALEXANDER, CLaiTDaaa Of Coan9itt.s
rr-mIrnS 20 be seen At the store of y. A. LuTz
AZ "A BRO Pennsy snis ~ enue, between IA and
tHL soTsssng SSG. =; TO 70 reaor, to col ALg1
tpss 9th ..r-et nesr 2 a. nsIbie Build
giving name, description, and owner Of horsea
- IA Ao~T 'r'H ., SCI apart dotaS tas day for
refsoAS 81 rsts'S dHf On 0TSe5dcS appear OF tae
see ""I o> asreaJfU azHONac.d for sacA of "a,
go fesu
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1ArCURIOR,s Ian nYR

8AIOAkLO80 3AAK1 DXBs
Ihie splendid Hair Dye II the best in the world
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does not contain
Iced, nor any ettac poison 10 produce paralysis OF
Ss.th Avoid the Wanted and delusive Ireparations
". A. Batchelors Hair Dye has had tAsYiy ysays'
Intarntshed reputation TO uIsold its integrity %
y Al DruSGists. Applied 1t 10, Bond street, New
Hofk. fo9-tP
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~"Going out with the tied"-accompany.
ing the bridal party out Of church.
The young Duke Of Bavaria has been
shof near Brogie BY franc-tireuf.
Hartford employs two or its policemen to
seethst idle children in that city are st school.
Looks like an immense frosted cste stueS V snmy
.hrstpas trees.
Kentucky girls ceiling ink" upon their
tor, sitriol.
Nrs. s~isshelm told . Chicago audience
ny lying Vas chATacteristic oil woman"
"ut then. Of course, it Was all the fault Of nan.
TThe Telegraph lines in Russia are ainest
enpreiy worried by female operators.
"a Missouri woman stopped . railway
uatn By waving red Dag and asked the engi-
IL sr Tor "chew Of tobacco for her old man,
An indianapolis girls dossn't, allow the
lose OF one leg 70 prevent her dancing the Viz
eiiha reel on crutchss.
The wild geese are said TO be beginning
their fight northward.-
EIhe Phii.delrhia High School was ad,sr-
-. .r ~ me snsI,n % be sold last week for
"Piuperhm, says Herr wschenhuse..
o. pe cologne Gazette. will on the conclusion
Of ReAcs prevail in ene-half Of France and will
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