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HENDRIX, HeRABs & CO.,
-ho Aoark. Mamnhfa Tapp
The MsdicaI DOubIs Chamber,

THIS VESSEL, recently invented, Ls high
i ly recommended and Endorsed by lead
ing physicians, containing tWo apart
lent enabling the physician 70 xsmtn
the contents separately, by which he gains q
KNOWLEDGE OF diseases unattainable by the
use OF the single or common chamber, with
the discharges In s mixed state.
ALL ADMTT THAT
" The mistake OF q physician OF one's disease
may be as dangerous IS the diBeGze itself"
ITS LII VALUE in the sick room Ia in
valuable. with IL you assist your physician
In defining your disease, by which y0Er E1fs
uaaT Be aRTEds
Is convenient shape for common use win
ultimately take the place OF the common
chamber. Fer sale by
LLOYD, CLARKE q 90,
n9x 81 Main atreat
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EYerY FanIIv ShapId Have s RettIe.

We AJAX every one to read the following GER
Gncates rom many OF the most eminent
physicians in the country:
ST. LOUIS, July, B7G.-JAMES A. JACKSON
q CO.: GSntlemen-As you hsve cOmmunf-
Gated to the medical profession the recipe OF
| the Home Rttte-s, Il esnno therefore. be
considered as a secret or patent medicine, nc
patent having been taken for it We have
examined the formula for making the "HOme
stlOn Is one OF rare excellence, ell the arti.
eles used in its composition are the best OF
the class to which they belong, being highly
Tonic. Sttmulsnt, StOmschie, CarmtnRttve
and slightly Laxative. The mode OF prepare
ing them Is strictly in accordance with the
rules OF pharmacy. Having used them, seen
its effect In our private practice, we a
pleasure in recommending them TO all per-
sons DESTROYS u taking B1tters, as being the
best Tonic and Sttmutant now offered 70 the
public
L. ca. BonsLIERE, ND. s. 2. PoRTER,M.D
DRAKE MCDOWELL, ID. Q. A. WARE, ND.
JIG. NJ. D. L A. CLARK, MD
u. (. y W4 Z; dgP " a9 e; M1s PsM NJ
U. 5. HOSPITAL 81. LOUIS, Mo-,
Oct. 8. lSz0.-JA8. A. JACE6ON q Co.'S Ihav5
examined the formula for making the Home
Stomach Bitters," and used them ia the Hos
pital for the last four months. I consider
them the most valuable tonic and stimulant
ST. LOUIS, JuIy s, iS7u.-JAs. A. JACKSON
4 co.; Having examines the formula nom
which your celebrated stomach Bttters" are
DIE0aIEQs Auu 0ANlUk KILUcoHE4 Eu6 WHHuOu
of combining the different Ingredients, we
gRn safely recommend them as the best tonic
Wit b which we are acquainted. From the
treat csre with which they are compounded,
and from the choice materials which snter
into them, we ave no doubt that they win
prove, as they deserve to be, the mostpOpular
tonic and stimulant in Csc.
Respectfully, yours,
VASfIE, -. ID. Z. g. C0KBToCK, 81. ID.
We cheerfully concur with every word con-
tanned in the ABOVE testimonial.
JEo. CoNKKIGAN, d. d. JOIN HARrNA, ND
CHAS-V ASTIEE. M. ID. JOHN TEMPLE, d. ID
CINCINNATI, Oct. -, IS70.-Messrs. ". b
KENNEDY q Co, Agents "Home Bttters"
Genrs-Agreeaole to you request, I nave eX-
the formula OF the "Home SBomRch
as are in general use by the Medical
Profession. They are very scientifically and
pleasantly combined, and as stimulating
VIII be ound especially adapted as
Dilitated stages OF the system, whether aris-
Ing from impaired digestion OF from malart-
diseases
Dr.. ]. L. VKTTIKRs. L. A. JAMES, N. D.
W.T.TALIAFERRo,M.D. 8. z. BoNNER, ID. d.
]. }. QUINN, N. d. O.S MUsCROFT, Nd
]. b. BUCKHER, N. d. q. W. BIaLER, N. d.
". + WOODWARD, Md. G.A.DoUGHERTY ND
have examined the formula for the Gel
sbrated Stomach Bttters," and ind II TO be
composed Of articles that are considered the
best tonics used by the Medical Profession,
md n Of the BEST bitters We knew OF now
n use. Very respectfully,
]. s. aAHN, n. d. B. HCVIoAR, n. D.
!. B WALKER, ND. g. A. MARuER.
EOzEkN g BARNKs N. d.
;sF SAILS BY ali Druggists asa ersesrs
HENDRIX, HekARB & CO.,
mh0 Agents, Memphis, Tenn.
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chansery sals Of Rsai estate

EAUED a. COLE CLERK and Msster.
by 4. y hLAuE, DeputE eek.
Harris, PIIOW q PlloB- az 80
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rFREGIsTER's OFFICE, DISTRICT OF CO.
AcJ LUMBIA,

WARRINGTON, ID. T. October 81, 1872.
notice Is hereby given that on FRIDAY, Noyem
Der iSI2 will expire all licenses given by the Dis
triCt OF Columbia TO all apothecares, auctioneers,
banks and bansers, bill posters, brewers, brokers'
book agents. butchers in the several marke claim
agents, CONTRACTORS, cattle brokers, commission
merchants, dealers Of merchandise Of any ind W hat
ever, dealers ia distilled and fermentsd liquors
wines, and cOrdials distillers usuI agents. ice
dealers manufacturers of Illuminating gas life and
nre insurance companies, patent agents, pawn
trOkers, Photographers ErOprIetOrs of bar rooms
samp Oms, ping houses, billiards, bag stelle
AID Jenny Lind rabies. bowling alleys, hotels liv
cry stables, intelligence Offices Junk shops restau
rants and eating houses, gift enter prse- and the
alters, real estate agents. rectltiers, &c, &c.
All parties engaged IN said business. trades, or
prI LESSONS must promotly new said licenses in
rcgnlatiug Licenses, approved June ~, lS12, viz:
4 hat every person engaged in any trade Occups-
ton OF profession for which license tax j. i'm pspd
by ihe laws OF the District Of Coin nbis Sd the
time Tor procuring the same, make app alton 10
the lie <lster, and shall state, under oath a
,Ion, such facts a. may be sppli ;ahir to license"
The Register shall the issue to the
applicant certificate sts'iUg the particular kind Of
!,ctu-e for which application has b. en- made and
the amount Of money required by law TO bs paid
therefor. Said certificate shall be deli cred 10 the
Ct"r, who shall, upon the recei pt of the If
Urnty stated therein. giye csrtiiic ate If deposit
stating the amount % money paid and the Kind Of
Eeg1steT 10 issue said license
That every person liable for license tax who
may fail TO pay the same before eng aRiag in the
tueipefs f9f which lcense may be require shall,
addition to the license tax Imposed. pay fac or
penalty Cf not l-ss than five nor more tia tfty dol
lars fo- each offence JUHNF COOK.
oCsew Register District ST 'lu nbia
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Ternm emit Securities
Markets To-day.

BALTIMORE, Oct. ?5-'yirsinIs sizes, old, $50;
-, HsiniS = q, pa dJ'
ri. q day.
BALTLNORE. Get. - Cotton quiet: Low mid
dlirRs, les ass. Flour firm and unchsnetd heat
Iuiei tut firm: -oice amber, 81 as white choice,
S2C5aS2 20: lair 10 prime do s. SOaS2: good to
prime red, 81 S5As2 Corn dull: White southern
is!-; ,ySl.w utheTn, 60; mixed western, 90.
Oats dull. southern, 43a46; western mixed, 4lai3;
d.. white, 43aI5. Bye quiet aud unchanged Pro
yisloIsGuiet and uuchsnsed; stock high, dems I'd
NY LEGAL TO supply INN diate wants. Western
butter very firm: choice roll, IS Whisky firm
1S-a4.
NEw YORK, Oct. Is Stocks strong. g Id firm,
l5lu. Money firm, 6. Exchange, long, 81; short
Va. Goyernments dull and steady. Virginia 6's,
Esw YORK, Oct. 2s.-ElOur declining. Wheat
dI II AT heavy. Corn dull and in buyers avor.
LINTON, oct 25--Cousp ls for money, 90 On &C
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THE " GATHER.

" Ah DBfARThkrT ,CD1cs ChIe1 StJndi OMceY, d
WAsRIrGTON, ID. O., Oct. %. 1872 III Am
SYNOPSIS PoR PAST TwKrTY-FoUR HOURS
FROM Lake Michigan to New England and
thence to Kentucky and Virginia, northeast
winds, which are brisk on the Atlantic coast
threatening weather and heavy rain have pre-
vailed. From Kentucky to Louisiana and
thence to the Gulf and South Atlantic coast
northerly to westerly winds and partly cloudy
weather. In the northwest, southerly winds and
fair weather.
PRoBABILITIBs.-Tn the middle states aud
New England, ana thence over the lower lakes,
falling barometers, fresh to brisk northeast
winds, threatening weather and rain will
prevail. In the Mississippi and Ohio valleys
and thence over the Gulf and South Atlantic
states, northerly to westerly winds, increased
pressure, clear and clearing weather. In the
northwest and thence to Michigan and Indiana,
southerly winds and partly cloudy weather.
Telegraphic reports from the western Gulf, the
far northwest and southwest, and the north and
south Pacific stations have failed of trans
mission. Warning signals continue at Boston,
New London, New York, Cape May, Baltimore
and Norfolk.
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FINANCIAL AND oonuxxCIAI. \

There was no great change in the New York
money market yesterday over the previous day,
call loans being quoted at Gar per cent, and
pr me mercantile paper at l0s12 per cent. Time
loans were not easily negotiated. Government
bonds were quiet and a fraction lower than on
Wednesday. The stock market WAS irregular;
Pacific Mail and Western Union were weak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-25
NJ UNDEvELOPLD yI9OR.

The feeble and DE- bili sted usually fancy they are
in a more hopeless condition than they really are
The resources OF nature are Lot easily exhausted,
Even when strength ard appetite fail when the
eyes are heavy and lustreless the complexion palid,
the nerves tremulous, the body attenuated and the
mind depressed, there 10 generally q Of la
tent power behind such pal gable evidences of weak
ntss Various modes of treatment are resorted 10
by ply sicans in the hope OF developing and render
ing available this store of sleeping vitality, but the
surtst aid indeed the only thoroughly SAFE and re-
liable, means OF awakening the dormant energies of
the ystem is course of Hostetter's Stomach Bit
Electricity shower baths, the esh brush sea
bathing, &c, may be we'll enough in their way as
sunisries but they do not reach the source Of the
evil. All physical debility proceeds either from de-
rans meDt Of the func ions Of the assimilating Sc
cretiye and vial orgaDs, from sluggish consti-
tuition. In either Case and also In ca ses where
both causes exist, the Bitters will Invariably pro-
duce an Immediate and salutary change 10 the con-
dtion Of the patient, and eventually effect Q com
plete cure. None Of the dangerous alkaloids, too
often administered tonics, be other wise than
deleterious under such circumstances, and to give
mercury is positively criminal The direct effect of
the great vegetable specific viii be mantle sted in an
improved appetite, more cheerful frame Of mind,
and healthier com plection. Meanwhile, however,
the ution, If inert and feeble, will have been
reused and renovated by the subtitle elements Of ia
yieoration contained in the Bitters. oc2I eos&w
~ Il ID OV D.
DIR. W. H. BARRETT,
DENTIST,
Has Removed to o. l402 Y street N. w., corner
18th street. es-n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-25

The British government has done good thing
Tor Bradaugh's journal, u publication com
psrstively obscure in a general sense. A short
time ago its circulation was intsrdicted, but
more lately the government has restored the
right OF circulation through her Majesty's mail.
The result of all this will be that Bradlaugh's
republican paper will suddenly spring INTO
popularity in England, and will be read by those
who had heretofore never even heard Of its ex-
istenCe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-25
G. RAND OPENING
OF THE
FALL SEASON
AT THE
Metropolitan Dollar Store.
GRAND OPENING

The assor tment of goods which we are enabled TO
offer you, a well the remarks able cheapness and
excellent quality Of The same. will strike you with
surprise ;and though Gos5s generally have advanced,
We still offer you
Tour pair super stout British Half Hose fer 81.
Three pair best quality ditto for 81.
Three rsr Ladies Iron Frame Hose, 81.
Three lair extra long Children 8 Fancy Hose. 81.
Fonr palr Cents superior quality German Linen
b andk erthlefs for 81.
Three Ladies extra fine Henstitched Linen Hsnd
kerchiefs for 81
One splendid French Corset, IS bones, for ST.
Bsautifof Blac k Lace Fichu fer 81:
Handsome set Lace Sleeves and Collar, 81.
Splendid assortment Of too asd three button KiA
Gloves In all colors, Of our own importation, at 81
Gent's excellent Kid, Castor, and Dosskin Gloves
/ Ladies Aerino Vests. nice goods, at 81
Ladies garments, good quality, at 81.
Gents Un6ershirts, Drawers, Sespenders, &C., at
Beautiful assortment Of Lace Tides, 4, g. o or one
y sests Of Table Mats, 4 nife Boxes, Swiss Carved
oSds fsSsy r0Ser ge' Vases Gard Receivers
SILVER Plat. spoons, Es,k,, CuDs, C.,tors Butter
kazors, Russia Leather Wallets, and thousand
o' Zeal Witty srd Rubber Sets and Bracelets,
II Chstelair e., fne Gilt and Turkish Jswelry, Fine
\ Our so GENT and our 25 CENT DEPART
MINIS in the Of he store, contain beautiful
and Sard assortment Of goods ali worth more than
4 they are sold for: and only thing viii puzzle
and that Is, how Slyerosre manaGes to get them so
low Well, hyou Will call, he II tell You all about II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-25

~ AT REDUCED RATES.
FLOUR.
Best FAMILY, s3 per quarter Dbl. sack.
Beet AA1kA, q 80 per quarter Dbl. ssok.
SUGAR.
Good BROWN sUGAR at 10 cents per 10.
s Bs:s Co az 90 90. =, !, ~ cent. per ID;
COFFEE.
Best RIO, e cents per H.
Beet MO, roasted, 81 cents per 10.
Beet JAVA, q cents per 10.
-beW JAVA, roasted, q cents Der ID.
TEAS.
k krs ihfERIAL, 9, gsrB;
1ine 0UNfowDKk, Gle psrb.
Bs.s ooLoSG, o. peI per ID
Best JAPAN, u per ID.
We invite the special attention Of our pstrons,
snd the public generally, 70 the above 9uctsuons
Inc sffic1es mentiened are Of recent parehses,
carefully selected Tor family trade, and ve
eesIsntee the same 20 be fully - representeo u
Goods delivered free 10 cay part Of the city.
p. q. ROWSEB q CD,
DEALIR IN CHOICE GROCERIES,
7o3 sfREHf,
augoou Opposite NorfA<rs Ma,ta
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REMEMBER
sILVERRERQ's

METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE,
ocstr 3I5 TIE SIRE TT, NEAR PENNA. AVE.
nR. GEO. KING has REMOvED from his old
u place en- 7th street. between II ana y, 20 no
has u street, one door below the south cor.
ner Of n, AuS 3awsm
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MINES AND LIQUORA

CRoMELIEH 4 SON CestsbIished 70 lss41 -. be e
kemovsA and reopsned their old line 81 ~ rnes-
The ePaoious salesroonn next q the a,s ue,
tor private families use and the trade. lere s of
hac the different usual sssortnenf o. ess" cHaN-
PAGHEs aud FORrIGN LTQU0ks. also. osa
the dSnersnf grades Of fns vHlshfr' s,Seim
able pricea.
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COTasT oih ani ID streets.

CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
Subscription, S3 per year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-25

The legislature of Connecticut has invested
The East OF the Mohieans" who live in that state
with the right of suffrage. There are about one
hundred OF these Indians in New London county
and in general intelligence IL is said they will
compare fsyOrably with the whites around them.
They own farms, and senl their children TO
school, and there is not one among them above
me age Of ten who cannot read and write
Inder the circumstances their investment with
al the rights OF citizenship was matter OF ius-
tee too long DELAYED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-25
The Suicidal Epidemic.

Readers of the daily Vapars cannot but have
noticed the steady increase OF the number of
suicides; and il will have been Observed too,
bow trivial are the causes in many instances
which lead people in these days 70 essay to throw
down the burden Of life. As il is the style to call
everything an epidemic just now, we may say
there is al ePid, mic OF suicide in the land Jus.
a after the appearance of Goethe's ''Werther"
there was suicidal epidemic amongst the
students Of Germany, who carried their fanati-
Cism to the extent OF seeking for pistols OF the
exact pattern used by Werther, in order to kill
themselves upon the pOetica! model.
We find a writer in the J>l-ist Nssssng-r-
90 Semi Occasional a well-knOwn citizen OF
Washington, by the way-taking up the subject,
with view TO applying a remedy. He argues
flat the suicide i thief and a murderer COM
Iined, in that he rObS his God of that which is
his, ard His alone, and al Is murder 10 theft by
destroying life. This writer objects to the man
ner in which the crime OF suicide is CLOSED over
nowadays, and thinks that, while the summary
course OF the ancients in dealing with those who
laid violent hands on their lives would appear
barbaIOUs, vet that very human being, in virtue
OF his duty TO his fellow man and his account
ability 20 his God, should use his best influence
TO make infamous the act of the suicide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-25

Oh. dear. that everlasting oil -;n-v' The
New York TriluHs gives place 10 som. ! lie
Tated chap who writes from this city a yarn
about the wholesale expectation OF negroes from
Virginia 10 vote the Grant ticket in New York
This story indicates that the liberals are already
inclined TO discount a defeat in New York in
November.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-14
Poultry Keeping for v omen.

There are in4ny Women VIC. especially
within the last h1lt DOZEN years. While
tbs price Of eggs A4, been - high make
money much faster by u-4lut poultry
than ty sewing Il 4 au occupation g.
prciauy suited tp women. h-..4u-- Il Ill
wolves patience and constant attention d
details rather thau strength. Then a.4iA
tbs hardest tAiaz flr many mon 10
!earn, in handling either poultry or brs,
j. geutlenc-.. How many times Ne have
seen boys, jerk hens roughly irom the r
NEST. brighten the occupant, tiil Then. ru>4
pa iatterius mass into ia- farihe>i cor
ner. aud keep the poultry community ii
constant agitation and distress But AN
domestic animals appreciate tie manner,
Of women attendants, when they are for
tunate enough 10 be cared for by Them.
No" there are women gardeners aud -four
ISIS who, by commendab.r industrious aud
business qualities. have ri-en t. emf
hence ~ these callin4s aul while one Of
the most successful ber-keeper. ia the
world l. a woman. we ho,.e - see other.
give poultry more attention tlau it ha,
hitherto received. Aside from profit. the
keeping Of fine poultry far fancy is an e'e-
CANT pastime. very popular with Frrli-h
iadies-and We see no reason why he fashion
should not be adopted ia TIL, country
Poultry World.
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isfrllaneuus.
Business Success.

\ y'aug man who ,ar, DIT. cApiafl con-
>i-i> "f a ieN hundred dollars. toEctho.
With energy aad wiil 81. WORK. WRIT, for
COUNSEL iu regard % starting cat in life ter
himself. An iutelii.elt youu- man With
these requisite ANA good h,aIih aud hah-
it,, needs bat li,.le mere to achieve sue
cess in any legitimate and honorable bust
ne-s he May undertake.
some one say, that business success, j.
no, genius. Hei, right Al such peculiar
gins make bad management IL an. bus
nf>,. and are too ergatic tor ordinary exec
ui've purpose. Neither, le SAYS. doe,
success depend upon high intellectual at
talamenis. Few scholarly lHen VIII H.,
aside their devotion to letters tor their o,.i,
-the. and follow tile ploddiDg course Il,
which success IN business 6. 30 Dr., attained.
And il lies not in ~, force of ci-csi ta-i..f-
ces- >ome who Nigh. oth,rw - have.
been successful Ia clear COURSE ta,c.
doubtless. broken down iu the face. of pope
uiar obstacles hut the man vuo can hcuI
occasions and conli liuu. - hi, ni.l Dam
achieve hi triumph- 80 -..,r "a such al-
verse surroundings II j. not iuck
There j, less 81 happy chance ia ~uch ~4.-
ces, tAAa j cpmu suppressed. !. -
true thai many tempt iA,lr a;caui escape,
a by mira lie, but ih., cAa form uo ~ ol
lite; sIcce-, i'll ba>iur~, i oaedleu ta +,
Law that can be clearly aud distinctly >tea
throu.hpu the wA.-. nf p.t-- r.ts.. r.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-14
Don't Kick Il Oyer

l"ung man. whatever You d.. do vel
but when il i done limit ksci it orer.
This is the pre,iominaiing evil that
guideS-or more properly ropes in. -
scores of our Young men.
They launch OUT ia life determined IA
gain wealth and name at a single lean
bat when an inkling Of prosperity is yl>i-
BILE they are dissatisfied. They wish to 90
too rapidly, aud when they do posses. a
good thing, will not retain IL: IN other
words, that kick il all orer.
You know the old'adage teaches, when
you find good picking, keep it, We're thi.
the motto of our. young men the world
would he better of to-day. But in.tabillt,
of the mind IS the fearful current that a.
dermines and loosens the various brsnche.
OF business. Ii prizes up the cross-beam.
and lets drop the underpinnings. 1t is the
parent of discomfort, and tina misery. Fic.
likeness keeps a man constantly in hot wa
ter; he does not stick TO good picking.
and, at length. down comes the once es-
tablished firm with crash-dckleness IN
foands il.
A. r. Stewart once sold Yankee no.
tlons" from common peddler's pack
Not a thriving business to be sure. aud
would not advise you to follow it-at any
rate the young man of to-day would. consid
er it beneath his dIgnity TO carry such
thing through the streets-but Stewal
stuck TO it, and to-day the world knows
him as New York's merchant prince.
Isaac Miller was once poor apprentice
boy TO a weaver. Natural push and mind
Of dignity was the chisel that carved out
his great English philosopher.
So with Rindley. common nillwright
vas not the situation TO content the mind
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-14

Of % lofty an aspirant as he, and in him dii
England soon find one of her most gifted
engineers one to whom she soon looked
up such.
Show me the man Who has prospered IN
life by a continual shifting from one cecil
patton to another aud will show hun
dreds who have been dragged down 10 mis-
cry aud dcstitution by that fearful habit.
show me the man who turks about Your
street corners. and iuhahits gro-->hops
with hls filthy. bloat,d carcass, anS at
length fls drunkarfs grave with hi>
poor, miserable. humanity ->irkcning fotm
"A form that fails To- excite sympathy even
iu the sweet. soaring angelic host: nay,
The very devils who spurrcd him on To
damnation now shrink from him viii dr.
gust; they really abhor the thoughts ~
him leave alone his presence: .iaN me
such a poor. dc-rads Il wretch trpeat.
and ninty-nine Times oui af one hundrgd
| Witl point him 20 you a. imam destitute
I'D trade OF vocation ct ANY kiuj--a gem
mine "hauger-on to humanity cheat"
CA society, and one whom a. actual assoc
ciate. saioou-ioungef> and wm-1ugE.cT~.
de>pi>e. Had this man legitimate call
ing, he would. NOT. nine cases ia ten. have
been here not that vocation. DR. some
9! lng 10 do. air1es saves men trout de-ta.
tion. There are exceptions. Mechanics.
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poftrp.



NV chickie's name i tnddle,
.gu>' see him blink his eyes;
He Brownies little orphan.
An listen, dreffle wise
Ny but | think he's awful
Funny little peep;
The WAY he says he foxes me
J. Weep, ycep!"
Nv chickie's coat, the soflest--
II looks like puffy gold;
wis it wouldn't turn to
Fedaers when he's old.
| wis he woul1a't grow mp.
All 20 to roo~i to sie,p;
III rather have him cuilic.
An ''Yeep yeer,"
think IT,, mos r'dje1ou,.
But gran'ma say, it, true.
To ink the egg the hens las
Can turn To chick, Ike YOU.
l s'pose the hen sits on EN-.
An sings 'em an To- sleep.
Al afCer while they wake up
An weep, yeep :"
Jus see him pics the ctumh, up.
An drink. an lin his head.
That's the way he thank Cod
For givin' daily bread
Al hold him TO your neck now
Don't be Alr-r-r and Creep
He, telling you he loves YOU
Yep. weep