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New and Most Direct Route to the q
Regions.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
On and After MONDAY MAY 80 Cli ~,
trains will run rs follows:

On and After MONDAY MAY 30Qli 'Tt
trains will run rs follows:
LEAVE CORR;
600 A. NJ. EXPRESS-Spartaus
6.2s; Tryonville Hydetown "a N.
tusville arrive 7.20, depart 7.27 NIuet
Farm 7,j0: Pioneer S.07 Petroleum C.i.
tire arr. $40, Tvs. S.l7, Columbia 1928, lar,
Farm S26, Rynd Farm RonseeilIe
s,Ssi Oil CITY 800 Tvs 300. Rockwool
Walnut bend Oleopolis D.29, couoeot
ing with train for Pithole y Henry ro.lj
Eagle Rock, Tionesta 1901 Isf-
ory White Oaks 1924, arr. Tiliaute
arrives 10 81, lv. 1886, Thompson's
arriving ut Irvingtof az H35 a. M
IL. 20 A, NJ, MA1Is-Spartansbu j. J. 81.
Centreville, ". p. IN. Tryonvillc
lIydetown 1920, arrives at TtusviH 1880
Tvs. l2.45, Miller Farm l.04, Pioneer 85 F.
arr. Pet. Centre La, Tvs I.27, Coiumht
l,SS, Tarr Farm 1.3d, Rynd Farm
housewife l.47, arr. Oil City 2.05, Tvs. 1li
lis 2.4O(connect with train for PiA.ai,
lienry's Bend Eagle Rock tou.
esta 3.lG Hickory White Oals...e
arr. Tidioute 4.O2, Tvs, 4.O7, Thonpsoa
arrives at Irvineton $50 p. m.
COS j NJ ACCOMMODATE, Spartausl ....
6.36, Centrevllle ZOO, Tryonvillo a
llydetown 7,25, arr TitusVil1e 7.35 Tvs 49,
Miller Farm sos, Pioneer $50, arr at I.f
Centre S.2S, Tvs S.35, Columbia S.4i, Itrr
Farm S.44, Rynd Farm ,Rouseyille 30
biItNtS ~ VII OltN S.lu u. M
LEAVES iRvINEToN.
l1.45 A. NJ. MAII.-Thompson's nrr..
Tidoutc 1886 Tvs 1898, White Ooisa Il. sa
Hickory, Tionesta 100, EAGLE kocN
,Henry's Bend oleopolis 2.o5 lcr--
meets with train for Pithole) Walnut Bono
2.42, Housewife 2.5s, Rynd Farm
rarr Farm $40 arr at Pet. Centre $40
Tvs. 3.23, Pioneer $780, Miller Farm 81,
arr. Titusvile 4oi, Tvs IL Hydotouu
4.2i p. M, Tryonville Centre,i los
4.5O, Spartansburg 5.li, arr at CORY 5.45
p. m.
500 p. NJ. EXPREsS-Thompsons Al
arr at Tidioute 5.5O,levs 5.52, White
oaks 6.07, Hickory Tionosa 6a1.
Eagle Rock Ienry's Bend Olc.
arr Oil City 7.4O I've 7,47, housewife
umbia SIS, arr Pet. Centre s.25 ly : 2s. III
oneer S.35, Miller Farm S.I5, arr. TitusviiIu
0.lO. Tvs 9.l5, Hydetown 9.2S, TRY onvIlie
Spartansburg, l0.7, arr ut Cory lQ35
pm.
LEAVE OIL CITY.
200 AM. ACCOMMODATION Rouse
vile 7.l5, Rynd Farm Tarr Farm 7.2j
Columia 7.29, arr Pet. Centre 7.35 I've Z. So.
Pioneer 7.45, Miller Farm 500, arr Titus
vile SIS, Tvs. S.23, Hydetown S.3l, Tryon-
vile Centerville $50, Spartansbur9
9,l0, arr, Cory 9.35 n m,
All trains connect at Cory with trains
! on Phila. y Erie Railroad and A. \ O.. w.
East and West for New York, Phiiadel-
phia, Harrisburg Erie & Cleveland, and
with Buffalo, Cory Il Pittsburgh Railway
for Buffalo and all points on the n, v. Cen
trail Railway. At Oil City with trans sn
Allegheny Valley Railroad, and franklin
Branch A. & q. w. AT 1rvineton with
trains on Phila. & L. Railroad east and
west.
C.J. HEPBURN JNo. PITCAIRN,
SuDarintaudant (,onl NJ ,vo.-S-
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ERIE RAILWAY (!
1,4O0 Miles under one management.
500 Miles without change of Coaches,
The BROAD GUAGE DOUBLE
TRACK ROUTE.
nETwEEN THE
ATLANTIC CITIES
AND THE
INST AND S]JTHN EST !

New and improved coaches are run from
Cincinnati, Dayton, Urbana, Marian,
Gallon, Mansfield, Ashland, Akron,
Cleveland, Warren, Meadville, Dunkirk,
Buffalo and Rochester to New York,
without change, only one change to Bos-
ton.
On and after Monday, Dec. 9th, 1870,
Trains will leave CoRRY ut the following
hours, viz:
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These Organs and Melodeons are consid-
cred by good judges to be the best Reed
Instrument made. Should other makes
be preferred. / will furnish them as low
as can be bought from any one.
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iTgetable SiCiIian Hair RGneWeT

IIds stood the test of seven gears
before the public; and no rrep0r-
gtiOH for tie hair has net been dis
toUercd tRat iUiU produce the same
beneficial results. 1T Is an entirely
fietO scientific discovery, cOntbiII-
ing manY Of the most pOtCeIttik aud
TeStOrdtiUe agents tIl the VECET-
ABLE kiACDoM. 10 restores GREY
HAIR TO IT'S oRlo.hAL YOUTH
tCI.ise and clean; cures dnnttrhR
and hWInOFs, aud falling out of
the hair; and aUiU make IL GrOtU
Wpon bald heads, ccccpt in UcrU
aged persons, as 10 furnishes the
nutI'iiice principle IN sUhicIt the
hOir is HOHPisjiett diid supported.
1T makes the hair moist, soft, aud
giOsSY. 0iih Is unsurpassed as q
H1iR ESSIN g. 1t is the
cheapest preparation erer offered
10 the Dublic, as one OOitle aOlu dc-
com DIish more and last longer
ftdL Mieo Jo:e.c; Of any other
preparations.
II ~ OHInnended ami used Jy
Eie First Medical Authority.
YHe 'fOHdcI1ui results prOtiHccd
by oar SiciQGH Hair ReneUerhdUe
induced MANY to HidHhJaCtWre
preparations for the Hair, uHtter
tndace the trade and the public to
purchase their compounds, they
hare resOPtcd to fdLsehOod, by
claiming they acre former part
SleFs, or had some connection tCith
our 1fr. H0I[, and their pPeDdrG-
fion tO0s siBtiidr to oars. DO not
be deceiVed 6U them. Purchase the
original: it has neUer pet been
e3Hatied. Oar Treatise on the
HIT. mia ao,.ffaDrJas,
bU mail. See that e6tch bottle has
OuP lFtUdte ReCenHe Stamp 0Cer
the top of the bottle. All others
are limitations.
R.P. Hall & Co., Props, Nashua, NH.
Sold BY all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-20
The wasdsring Jew.

The story Of the Jew, who had Wit.
messed the Cruei6xion and had bsen COO.
demned to live snd wander over the cafth
until shs time Of Chfist's second coming,
10 one Of the most curious lsgssds Of
the middle ages. In 1928 il 10 said .
cert tain srohbishop Of Armenia came 70
Eogland sud stated that hs had oftsn
entertsinsd the Wandering Jew, Who had
told his story ~ fellows: Az the time
Of the suffering Of Jesus Christ, whsn the
Jews we're dragging him forth, and had
reached the door Chsrtiphilas, . porter
10 the hall 10 Pilates service struck
Jesus on the back with bic hand, % he
vas going out, and said, "Go quictsr,
Why do you loitsrY' and the Savior LOOK.
ing back at him, with severe counte-
nance, said to him, II am goiog and you
will wait until I return." Ard accord.
ingly % IL wss said this Cartiphllas 10
still awaiting bis return. At the time
our Lord suffered be vas thirty years
old, and when he attained the age Of .
hundred yess he always returned to the
same age - when our Lord suffered.
After Christ's death be wss baptised by
Annauias and called Joseph, He dwslIs
10 Armenia. or other eastern countries, 10
man Of few words, and does not speak
unless questioned BY bishops and relig.
ious men and then be talks Of old times,
Of vhat occurred at the resurrection, and
Of the Apostles, their preaching aud
creeds. He never smiles while talking,
and looks forward with fesr to the com.
ing Of Christ, lest be should 6nd hin iu
anger. He refuses oil gifts that arc
offered to him, aud 10 content With simple
food and clothing He was supposed to
be wandering about the world, but was
not seen again until be made his appear.
ance 10 Hamburg 10 she winter Of l4l2.
He had now changed his name to Ahss-
uerus, and had modified his story some.
what. He said bis original occupation
was that Of shoemaker, and that the
savior said to him when he spoke to him
so rudeDy, II shall stop and repose, but
thou shalt go on" upon which the jew
Was seized with an irresistible desire to
wander, and had left his wife aud chill.
drep, whom he had never seen since, and
had travelled from one country to another
till he came TO Germany. .2 ..r..'.
% this occasion the Jew spoke good
German, but when he or another person
under the same character, appeaaed in tho
Netherlands, in 1915, he spoke Spanish.
A few years later he arrived 10 Stras-
bourg, and presenting himself before the
magistrates, Informed them that be had
visited their city just two hundred years
before, which proved to be true by ref.
ereuce to the registers, and returned
thence to France. where he made his
appearance IN 1904, and caused a consid.
ersble sensation. As during the time he
was there the county was visited by hur.
ricaues, il 10 beloved to the present day
that these visitstions accompany the Jew
in all bis wauderings. In April, l764,
the wandering Jew, or some person who
person.ted him. appeared in Brussels,
whers hs told his story, but changed bis
name to Isaac Laquedem. The Wan.
derer has not since been heard of, but il
supposed to be travelling in some nm
known part Of the world. t''
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-20
tFrom The Atlantic Monthly.l
"NO RlNC.0

ALICE GAYS LAST POEM.
What 10 II that doth spoil the fair sdornins
With which hsr bsdy sAs wosld disnify,
When from her bed she rises in the morning
70 comb, and plait, and tie
Her hair with ribhoas colorsd like the skyf
What is Il that hsr pleasure dissomposss
when she would cit and sing the sun away
Making her sss dead roses In red roses,
Aad In the dswfsil gray
A blight that seems the world to ovsriayf
What 10 u makes the trsnbliag look Of trouble,
About her tender mouth and cyslids fairf
All me ah me she feels her heart beat double,
Without the mothers prayer,
And her wild fears are more than she can bear
To the poor sightless lark new powers are given,
Not only with golden tongue TO sing,
But still to make her wavsring way toward heaven
With undisssrning wing,
But what 10 her doth her sisk sorrow bringi
Her days she turns, and yet Keeps ovsrturning,
And her hesh shrinks, a. II she felt the rod
For, 'gainst her will, she thinks hard things con
cerning
The everlasting God,
And longs to DO inssnsats, like the olod.
Sweet Heaven, b pitffali rain down upon her
The sanity charities ordained for suohJ
She was SO poor in every thing but honor,
And che loved much-loved nuchi
Would, Lord, she had thy garments hem to touch
HAPPY, it vas the hungry heart within hor,
The woman's heart denied its natural right,
Made her to be the thing men call sinner,
Even in her own despite.
Lord, that her judges might receive thoir sight
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-20

rial Aedrlings Who have been "licenssd
to sxhort." ."Ir Vixen old Jsnkins heard the
rumof be went lor che sxhorter and or.
tvactsd from him the horrible fact that he
was not really authorised TO unite couples
in holy matrimony, bat he had oficistsd
on this occasion because be thought IL
was all right and nobody would know the
difference. Jenkins Aew around hts Q
boy with . humble bee 10 bis coat
sleeve be kicked the unhappy exhorter
out Of doors, and went up the ladder like
. monkey climbing window. blind. !.
Here you. git up, git upr he
shouted "you ain't married at all. Git
Up this minute. Git up and come down
quick" of rta' I'd 2a
The voice Of Preston was heard to
drawl out that he wouldn't get up. and
that If HE respected father.in.law did not
clear out and mind bic business he would
get his nose busted. ~, .l
Jenkins explained tho situation, and
the couple arose. In few minutes they
came down tho ladder, looking very
sheepish and the bride blushing like Z
red wagon. There was . justice Of the
peace in the party. and he performed the
ceremony, which. unfortunately for
Preston, took bis only remaining silver
dollar. There were more drinks, and
then the couple again sscended the
ladder to their bridal apartment Preston
muttered, ~ he climbed tho ladder, that
if he ever found that parson he would
hurt his face 80 that his friends could
not identify him without magnifyine
glass.
Of course the party down stairs. who
we're making . night Of IL, talked ovel
the peeuliarities Of the wedding, and
their talk developed the fact that the
Justice of the peace lived in Iowa, while
the house of jenkins was 10 Minuesota
Jenkins was informed of the situation
aud away he weut once more for the
ladder. He was louder in his tones than
before, and his 6rst words met promp,
auswer from Preston. .-f -. -.
"Now look here, old man." sait
Preston as he bounded out Of bed, "ther,
has been fooling enough around this yers
ladder tonight, and if you don't git, III
bust yer head"
He picked up covhide boot, as h
spoke, and advanced menacingly. A
shrill voice from the bed, urged him no
to hurt "pa." ~-,--- 49,,
"Don't shoot, DON'T" said Jenkins, q
he retreated down the ladder, till hi
head was level with the garrett floor
There be paused aud explained the nev
state Of affairs to the enragod bridegroom
who stood over him with tho boot up
lifted, and ready for blow.
Preston accepted tho explanation, snt
the result Was that the couple rose ant
I. dressed and descended the ladder. Then
with Mr.. and Mrs. jenkins, and all th,
rest of the guests who we're sober enougl
to stand, they walked half a mile dow
!. the road to the iowa line, and cntere
the Badger State. There the justic
again united them. "And this time,
= said he. as he concluded the ceremony
"you are married, sartin, sure"
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-20

Ecllpse Chsss asd Hand Csrs Shelter
W 4 CURTIN, Patentes, Carlyle, ".
Send fsr Circulars.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-20

ercise au important influence over the
political aud commercial career Of the
United States are, upon the whole, favor
able, slthough they indicate an unsettled
condition Of the financial system Of the
country. Money will bs plenty, but there
will be general indisposition to invest
largely 10 new enterprises. be prioea
Of The staples Of life will decline.
The theatrical world will lose one Of
its favorites, either BY retirement o'
death. ....g. s
Europe will be greatly distributed By
the plots sad intriguss Of rival govern
ments, and. much dissatisfaction with
their rulers will be manifested by ths
people. iu Western Europe . malignant
epidsm,c will run its course. In th'
! United States health, pesce, aud sil
measure Of prosperity are assured BY
the silvery oracles of the armament,
The stars which rule the destiuiss o
somc Of the principal nations Of Eu
rope have never daring the present cen
tury worn . more malign aspect thai
they do now. -Wsr. revolution, and [
scarcity Of the poessssries Of lite ar'
! foreshsdowed By the, relative positions o
Jupitsr, saturn and Mars 70 The North
ern constsllatiess. There 10 one exosp
tiou, however, to VAsss eninots 90.
msuacing astrological sigss, The con,
stslIstion Of Aquilla. Of "The Esgle,'
which exercises a powerful occult In
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-20

An Irish schoolma.ier recently 10.
formed his puIils that the feminine gen
ass should DO applied TO ell lships ssi
vssssls aaost, except wsoil s..sas,s and
sses Of var. IL. ..s .-,.e,. 49,,
We thisk It no more thsa right that
men shosid seiss time BY the foreloct, for
the rude old fellow, sooner or later, pulls
all their hair ost. ets2E
Al Irish magistrate, censuring some
boys for ioitesing In the street, slid. "If
every body we're 10 staHa in the streets,
hos cosld snyboAy get byf" @i
Horse Greeley, L is said BY . pro.
miasnt gentleman Of St Louis, has Of.
fersd 10 furnish t4O, ,008 to b met With
BY = lie san By citissss sf 81. Louis,
70 start paper similar 70 the Nsu York
Tribune, 10 that city.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-20
The GalIows In tho Sandwich Islands

Among the proofs Of advancing civil.
ration in the Sandwich Islands, the erec.
tion of temporary gallows may bs men.
toned. The OCCASION 10 worth relating.
The crime of murder had been committed
BY two of the natives on the person of q
Spsnisrd, and merely for the sake Of the
clothes he wore. They we're tsksn i'm
med;ateiy sfter, and confined to the fort,
whence one Of them coutrived to escape.
They we're At Rrst st loss how 70 deal
With the remaining culprit. bat we're per.
suaded BY the oonsuls and the nissioosry
70 proceed according to the European
law. A gallows Was in the 6rst instance
constructed. It consisted of q rope OK.
tended from one cocosnut tree TO another,
sighseen feet from The groand, asd 70 the
centre was attached : block, through
which vac run the halter BY which
the criminal was to be drawn sp By the
natives. The man Was brought to tvi,l
Under THE gallows, where the chiefs
and native missionaries were assembled.
While these we're dsliberatipg aud doubt.
ing the propriety Of hanging him, the
natives, anxious psPhaps to Witsess so
novel . spectacle, pus the moose over his
head, and saved the judges oil farther
trouble on this subject by ruanisy him
up, Some time altar this, his sccouplice
thinking that ell was forl often, ventured
to return from bis place Of concealucns
to bis own homo. He was, however, sp-
pretended. and again confasd 10 tie fort
where he reuainei during our stay. Az
the chiefs cannot 10 msdo to understaud
Why two men should suffer for the aur.
der Of one. |. seemed more than probable
that this man would ultimately ts sss st
lllDerty, ~ ~ --.n --l-- L.- --.-Ln---
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-20

Jeremy rsylors picture Of good wife
reads thus: "A good wife i. heavens
last, best gin TO man-his angel and
misister Of graoes innumersbls. biz. gem
Of many virtues, bic esskst Of jewels.
Her yoieA ia sweet mpMc, her smiles bic
brishtsst Day, hsss hiss The guardian Of
bic Innocence, her arms the pale Of bic
safety. the balm Of bic hsslta, the bal
can Of Bic lifs, her isdsstsy bic suvsst
wealth, her soosomy bio ssisss reward,
her lips bic fsitbfal coupsslors, her bo.
som the softsst pillow Of his care. and
her prayers the sblssl advocate Of Hsa.
vsn's blsssipgp % bio hsad.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-20

WHAT REAL LOVE Is.-Many sup.
pose that they love their husbands, when,
unfortunately, they have not the tegin
ming Of an idea Of what love is. Let me
explain to you, dear lady. Loving to
be admired by aman, loving to be petted
by him, is not loving . man. All these
may be when woman has no power of
loving at I'll they may be simply because
she loves herself, and loves to be aattered,
praised, earessed, eoaxed 40 . cat likes to
be coaxed and stroked, and ted with
cream, and have warm corner.
But all this 10 not love. 1t may exist,
TO 30 sure, where there 10 love; il gsoer-
ally does. But it may also exist where
there 10 not love. Love, my dear ladies,
10 self sacrifice /; it is life out Of self 10
smother. Its very essence is the prefer
ring Of the ssse, the wishes Of smother
to ones own, for the love we bear them
Love 10 giving and not receiving. Love
is not . sheet of blotting paper or q
sponge sucking in erything to itself i,
Is an out-springing fountain, giving from
itself. 7'
Loves motto has been dropped in thil
world - choice gem Of great price, b,
the loveliest, the fairsst, the purest, tha
strongest Of Lovers that ever trod THU
mortal earth, Of whom it is recorded tha
be said, u. is more pleased to give than
Now, 10 love, there ara ton receiver,
to one givsr. There are ten persons il
this. world. who like to be loved, and love
where 10 there one who knows how h
love. That, oh my dear lsdies, is
pobier attainment than al your French
aud music, and dancing. You may los
the power Of it BY smothering it uude
early self Indulgence it6ll3
by living just % you oil are wantin,
to 'hvs-living TO be pettsd, to bs fat
tered, TO be admired, to b praised, 4
have your own way, and to do tha
which 10 only ossy and agreesble-yo,
may lose the power Of self. denial AM
self. sacrifice you may lose the power o
loving uobly and worihily. and beoom
. mere sheet Of blotting paper oil you
lifs.TlOld snA New ~
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-20

Hence over the CeoCueo OF tie U0ttcu
States, is far remote, and 10 fact 10 direct
opposition 70 the conjunction Of doleiul
stars which threaten the governments Of
the Old World. 'N''' '.7 s't +"
Daring che whole Of the years 1871
snd 1872 the movements Of the heavenly
bodies will bs highly favorable to the
general prosperity Of the Union, There
will be fierce and bitter controversies 10
Congress, aud occasional disagreemsots
between the Legislative and Executive
branches Of the government, but gthese
difficulties will not interrupt the material
progress Of the country to which bounti
iul crops Of bresd etufFs aud an immense
yield Of cotton will largely contribute
About December Of tho present year, aud
the position Of the planet Mercury with
respect to the Sun toward the close Of
that month, points unmistakably to
speedy resumption of specie payments
The Canadian Fishery question and the
Alabama Claim viii be satisfactorily ad-
.justed, either this year, or 10 1872.
Strong efforts will be made to add new
Territory to the republic, but they will
not prove sacceesful at present.
A reduction Of taxation and Of the
expenditure Of the government will be
loudly demanded by the people and
prominent members Of oil political par
ties will upite iu this demsnd.
10 Europe the death BY violence of one
crowned heads, and the general revolt Of
his subjects against andthcr, are events
which the silent language OF the stars
declares to be imminent. Warl War!
War is written over oil that portion Of
the siderial system which overarches the
continent of Europe and . portion Of
Western Asia, aud bloody strife, in.
volving enormous expenditures Of blood
and treasure, may be anticipated. In
spite Of oil this, republican princiles will
everywhere gain ground, and even the
cong lerors in the struggle between IN
tagonistio despotisms will bo compelled
to make vast concessions to tho people
A distinguished statesman. now figuring
prominently in European diplomacy, will
probably die before the year closes
Bread riots Of . formidable character
will occur in Western Europe, and the
expectation Of the staples Of life from
America to the trans Atlantic regions
desolated by war, and anything in the
clutch Of famine, will be unprecedented
10 our commercial history. e.- =
From the horrors with which the stars
menace the nations Of the Uld World,
the land We live in will be almost exempt.
The shining eyes Of Heaven look kindly
down upon the laud Of freedom, aud
while tyrants fall and despotisms crum
BILE, its course, - prefgurcd in the
worlds horoscope, 10 upward and on
ward '-
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-20
TERMS or ADvEa rlssSc..l

One squars no iines) less. ems isssrtios..>i 70
Each sddi,ieAal iissftiSn.,.1!.M... ~. ..i.a..
Administrators Notice. ""..". .......... 90
Final Ssttlsnsst Netisss.; ;,....y .-...".".-" %
Stray Notices tsinS strsy syt....y....,.".,. 4 90
Each additional stray 10 ssns n6,ice....... 40
~ A Literal Dsdsssion will ~ nsds to
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-20

A TALMUDIo LENEND. Prince
once said to Rabbi Gsmaliel: "Your God
is thief; He once surprised Adam in
sleep. and stole rib from him"
The Rsbbl's daughter overheard the
speech and whispered . word or two in
her fathers ear, asking his permission ia
snswer this singular opinion herself He
gave bis consent. tu Y.i..ita.r..
The girl stepped forward. and, fslgu.
ing terror and dismay, threw her arm,
sloft in supplication and cried out, MY
liege, my liegel Justice Revenge
"What has happeued9" asked the
Prince.
"A wicked theft has taken place." she
replied. "A robber has crept secretly
into our house, carried away 4 silver
goblet, and left gold one 10 its stead
"Wbat 40 upright thief!" exclaimed
the Prince. "Would that such robberie,
we're Of more frequent occurrence |"
"Behold, then, sire. the kind Of thiet
our Creator was; He sto.s . rib frou
Adam, and gave . beautiful wife in-
stead" rt.-I.
=. swell said !" avowed the Prince.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-20

A gentleman 10 passing down Mag
asiDe street few days since, was aston
ishod 40 be went BY window to see .
pair Of rosy lips suddenly pressed against
the glass and . pair Of flashing blue
eyes looking uumistAkabls love At him
through tie window. II was bot in the
nature Of man to resist such an sppeal
Is this, and lifting bis hat courteous y,
he inquired" beg your pardon, but do
you wish to kiss me-" Tho lady had
evidently been mistaken. She mistoot
HIM for somebody slse, and asd inconti
ssntly from the room. The gentlemsu
ven. on bis way; but that same night
was introduced to the lady At ball
II IL needless to say they recognized
each other. Afier the usual oourteou,
expressions Of = 6rst acquaintance. th.
gentleman inquired il the lady was fous
Of kissing. "Oh, not at all," she said
"but my lips ere very fsvsrish. aud colo
mornings I sometimes press them sga,us
the window pauss to chill them.