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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
UY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctione.rs,
- No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and D {

(lY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctione.rs,
ID Ne. 1901, northwest corner 10th aud q s.s.
koTICE.sALE OF NIsEy.LUAB.EB BUILD
NEAR b SHEET NORTH. AA'i AND
the District q c01mbe .tinaP iH Sa and
passed in cause wherein Boyle is com pl ans
on Is.
9Th day of May. A. u. Is7s At ock o m the
IS and g. b.ins .us, isons q 81 s.es
lot having q fett front by 100 feet deep, to fee
streets north, Situated in the city of Washington
The attention Of purchasers is particularly invited
to the sac OF the above lots a. they situated ia
and rsrr ehno foT OF
=, he Columbia street railroad, NV built, passes
Terms Of sale, as prescribed by the decree: oue-
third cash: balance IN three equal instruments, Of
interest from the day of sale and 10 b. secured to
the satisfaction of the trustee Ali convey ancing
SIS down each lot, in the hands OF the Auction.
eer Of the time Of sale IL the terms OF sale he
sale the trustee reserves the rig 1t to resell at tne
cost and risk of the delanlting purchaser
sp2s-eO&ds GREEN Will Ans, Hoei..
Ri GREEN s WILLIAMS, A1ctioueers,
~ Northwest corner 9th and ID streets.
TRUsTEEs, sAIEOF VALUABLE REAL Es
TWEEN G ANDD STREETS, N. W.
ia Under and by virtue Of decree oF the Su-
a.
1891 passed on the 9th day Of pr, 1872, IN equity
cause 40. 2,03s, wherein flaming and Others are
comPlsinants and Tanning and others are de-
PENDANTS, the undersigned Trustees viii SELL at pub
nc auction, on the premises, on FRIDAY, the nth
day OF May 1877 at p. all that certsin piece or
parcel OF ground known, designated and described
As the south half of Lot numbered nineteen IL in
SQUARE numbered two hundred aud niaety three
t2SD improved by athree-story Brick Houe
Terms OF sale, as prescI ibed by the decree One
half cash. balance in two equal in3-alments, at six
and twelve mouths, for which the notes of the pur-
chaser will be taken No deed given until purchase
money 10 raid. Stamps and coRveyancing at pur-
chaser's cost. $50 down when property is sold. n
tie trustees the right resell the property
at the risk AMI cost of the defsulting purchaser.
EDWARD G. lNGERSOLL,( r,..o..
RICHARD III. MARSH. Arusteos'
mod GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
by LATIMER & CLEARY.
ID Auctioneers aud Real Estate Brokers,
SOuthwes corner of Penna avenue and 18th street,
Star Office Building.
GUARDIANS SALE OF IMPROVED PROP
ERTY ON THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
Esd AND G. STREETS
~ On FRIDAY AT rERNOON May 18th, 1872
E;:a at 6s clock in front of the premises, shall
offer at public auction Lot I, Square -, and
improvements, consisting of a comfortable Brick
House, containing five rooms.
Terms Of sale: One-halt cash. the balsnce in
twelve months, with interest. Title TO be retained
as security for the deferred payment. $50 down AZ
FREDERICK G CALVERT. Guardian.
mod LATlMER CLEARY. Ancts.
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DT GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs
~ Nc. lOOl uorLhMost corner 10th and ID sis

~
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AT AUCIION-TMo BRICK
DWELLINGS on TwELFrH, BETWEEN +
AND L STREETS NOhTH.
IL BY virtue Il deed OF trust. dated January
G.H 18th, ISL, and recorded in Lib-r No 6sa folio
A&A5, &c, one 81 the land records for Washing
ton county, IN the District % Columbia and by N.
reclon OF the party secured thereby, will sell at
public auction, on the premises on W EDN ESDAF,
May 22d, lS2, at o. m ali those certain pisces,
pa-cels or lots 81 ground, situate, lying aud being
in The city Of Wssl ington, u. G., known aud de-
scribed as lots numbered seventy three f-sD aud
seventy four (7fl, in Allen and Fslconsrs subii-
vision Of part 81 the east half e square No ga,
which subdiyi ion is recorded in Liber G. h.
folio E9, one Of the land records of Washington
county. The said lots are improved ~ two Brick
Houses.
Terms Of sale: one-fourth cash; the balance in 6,
II, Is and - mORths, secured by ltes bearing ten
per cent interest, and deed of trust on the prop-
erty. 500 down when the property is struck "a.
IL the terms Of sale not com oiled With within
hve days IRON the sale, the trustee reserves the
right G. resell the property at the risk and cost u
the defaulting purchaser. Stamks and convey
ancing at the purchaser cost
T. STEVENS. Trustas
mayl5-eo&ds GREES WILLIAMS. sucts.
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by b. II. WARNER,
- Real Estate Broker and Auc.ioneer,
No. s29 9TH reet, between and II.
SALE OF TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE on B
sIhEkI SOUTHEAST, NEAR lara STREET,
AND ALSO OF TWELVE BUILDING Tors
ADJACENT THERETO, IN tbs SANE
"A We will sell, on WEDNESDAY, MAY 2a,b.
L5s ny az clock .. m, the pre- Misses for tine
columbia Building Association. at OF - lsr.
south OF square 1889 lying between Hath street east
and public square and Massachusetts aud Sou n
tarolina avenues, except one lot. This square hss
been subdyded into building lots, two Of hich ara
improved by two story Frams House. tn Sc lots
are OF such size and property in this location Il 30
cheap, that this sale will sford rare chance for a
poor man TO secure lot.
Terms: One fourth cash, aud the balance 10 6. n.
- and y months, with ak psf cent interest. The
lots VIII be sold separately. Stamps and convey
anene at the eost Of the purchaser; IS down when
each lot is sold.
ZzSPgASIAH JONES, T,u.,...,
mia eaw Sds b II. WARMER suet
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VX1 b. ii. WABNER,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. 12S Seventh street, bstween G and b.
SALE OF IMPROVED Properly ON ST
EEAR THE GOVERNMENT PRINTING OF.
FISE, SUITABLE FOB STORE AND DWELL
- We will sell, on FRIDAY, May 81 ut 80
s O'Clock p. m, for the Colum bia Building $50
citation, on the premises, 20 the hi CHEST bidder
Lot 81: in Mc9uires subdivision Of squsrs ga i'm
proved BY House No. ~ III street, two story and
atf1c Frame, and Also Q small Frame on the rear
The lot fronts "a feet and has depth Of us feet
inches TO paved alley. II Is very desirable stand
Tor Q grocery ore.
Terms: One-fcurth cash. and the balance In 6, n,
Is and months with six per cent interest, secured
cost Of ths purchaser. Gz5 down on daT OF sale
ZEssaAhIAH y9EEs,} trustees.
mayia aswsas BH.WiRNEh, Auot.r.
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by GREEN WILLIAMS, Au.tloneers
" 1OO1 northwest corner 10th and d streets
CHANOERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es

TATE.
- BY virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court
La Of the District Of Columbia, sitting in Equity,
IN cause pending therein between Johnson
and others, complainants, and Doyle and Others de
PENDANTS. sha proceed to sell on the premises on
THi RsDAf, the 23d day of May, A. ID. 1872. at 6
o'clock ,. m, part of Lot numbered twenty four.
t2iDin Square Numbered seven hundred and twenty
1--WE, tI25D commencing for the same at a point or
north 20 feet east from the northwest corner
~ said lot; running thence east along the line
sire ct Is feet inches, more less thence south
20 teet 9 inches thence west 10 feet inches thence
norib ~ feet ga inches to the place of beginning,
Sald lot is situated on north STRAIT between ist
ana % streets east, and is improved by well built
two story Frame House, which has recently been
erected on the 6AsJis-
Terms of sale, as prescribed by the decree: One
third of the purcha=e money to be paid in cash; and
the balance in two equai ms ailments OF aud IL
months TO bear interest from the day of sale to be
secured TO the satisfaction of the trustee. Stamps
&c. at Cost Of the purchaser 800 down on the day
OF sale. II the terms Of sale complied with
IN ye days after the day of sale, the trustee
te right TO resell tho property at the risk and
OF the defaulting purchaser, by advertising thrst
times in some newspaper published in Wash ngton
city. JOHN F. ENNIS, TruStee
M GREEN VILLA Ms. Aucts.
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ElG b. ii. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auction Ger,
1923 Seventh street, between q and II.
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RY b. H. WARMER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
I29 Seventh street, between q and 81.
SALE oFDEsIRABLE RRaME HOUSE on rHx
SOUTH EIDE oF STREET, BETWEEN era

Broker
s2S Seventh street, between @ and n.
sStfa si6E of srknfr B2 2ffSh3s F 81.
AND 10TH SHEETS. No. sf2
Columbia B1id1s assocsfiSn % tine h lHT sss
sfee * inches on street With dssth Of r sSaS St
ll7ss feet, improved BY three story Frame House.
for 3, boarding house This properly is located in
Terms n ' o1eto1rth CASH 81 'h S. s.1y
ss.mRs and sonye, sncins - the cost Of the Dur:
EEPaSS.AH Jones, rr,.,...
nl42Aw3ds BRAINARB Il. WARNER, Auct.
by LkTIMER q ULEARY,
son,s A ". and Real Estate Brokers,
. Of 6s sgen1s and th street,
eE fs sE or bsSk TSEF Ss
AMkp Sra AND iofa sfREErs SosrH'
- BY virtue Of deed o. trust TO me, dated oc-
triet Of Coia@ss, iiSsr No Ga folio H l, sad by ),
r. Nay IA soiS. is S Siss. bad.s
e' IL n
6sI g tna 5SG,n :. isi No iss
, si,s ,s ,eSO,SsS IN the once ely,
Terms OF ssle:-Amount Of Indebtedness. secur.a
By said deed q trust, With Interest and en- 81
sale, about $500 cash; the balance In and n
months, for which the notes Of purcknser besrin@
interest from day Of sale, and secured by dsri Oh
trust on TIE property cold, shall be taken. SiS
down q the time Of sale. All stAmps and cosyeSsn-
piled with within six days after sale or the properly
vii be resold q the risk and Of The dsfsultiaG
ms-dkds LATiMER 4 CLEARf. Aacss.
BrB.H wAREER; ...,
No. 729 7th street, between g and II.
SALE or TwoeroRI FRAME DWELLING
sTREEf WEsT, q PP0sITE THE PRoPosE6
- eII,ss Ill s:i: "A tkIIpArAfTLRNo IN, Nay
s.,ins aos s.a "a G ,ses L., .ss:rs
nue.. ...e
Terms made known on day Of sale.
MIA eo&ds BkAtNARD VI WARNER, Auct.
/ WILL SILL AT PUBLIC AUcIIos, TO TUE
4 highest bidder, Tor cash, TUESDAY. Nay
IA ls2 At three fs O'Clock p m, e Q. X. Castle
mans wharf, NEAR 18th street aud Penn syeuus.l
ONE "ec0w."
about Is feet long, and Is feet WIDE.
myS- let 81. WALLIS.
- THE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED UNI
IL TUESDAY, 2lst, same hour and place. milo AZ
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DANA.

RN LATIMEB CLEARY
- Aact1onecrS AID Zeal H.sate Rrr,k~-s
SOsthvest corner Pennsylvania aweove ana liza a, -
Star Ofhe~ Rsildins
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AUCTION SALES.
tlY LATiMER d ULEAkf,
II Aucfioneess and Beal Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsyly apiA enue and ilth n
Star once Buildings.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF SQUARES $50 AND sSS,
bEIwEsN NINTH, TENTH, K ND s. rs,

TRUSTEES SALE OF SQUARES $50 AND $50.
NOB1HwksT
80 b, virtue Of three several deeds IF trust one
50 dated Sept mber ~ ISL, and recorded in Liber
66i, at folio 40, one of the same date, recorded
~ The san book, at folio 2s, and dated Novem
Der Is 1871 and recorded 10 LIb9r 554 az folio go,
ell OF the Laid Records Of Washin gton county, ID.
e, the subscribers vill proceed TO sill To the high
est bidder, On the DIT. misses, Thu kSD AY the
1bth May, 1874. at O'Clock .. m, the Squares
numbered 962 and 3s rding to the public plat of
the city Of W ashingtOn. 81 much thereof
b. TO the debt thereon secured by said
deeds of irgst.
Terms of salt: Oue third cash, (of which $50 on
parcel sod must be paid at tn time aud place
of sale;l and the residue in one and two years, iI
equal sums, with per cent per annum from the a ~
OF sale payable semi annually- to be secured to the
satisfaction of the Trustees and II the said terms
not complied with within FIVE days from the day
of sale the Trustees ths right TO resell the
me, any part thereof, for cash, on ten days
public notice IN the Evening Star, published in
chaser purchasers in default. All stamps and
convey ancing at the purcha.ers' cost.
fH5s. HYDE, Trustees.
apr sSmyl5,l6 LATIMER ULEARY. Aucts.
~THE SALE OF SQUARE 1868, WHICH Is
bounded by Sab and l0ip and z aud streets. il
postponed until THIS AFTERNOON. at the same
he ur and place, by order Of the Trustees
1t LATIHER CLEARY, Aucts.
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N u T &c z

by WIN. l.. WALL & CO, Auctioneers,
- New Marble Building,
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'hEAcC III DEt M NE Nj.
WAsHINGToN, n. {. May 18th, lSr2
AUCTION

PUBLIC AUCTION.
"A There Will be sold at public auction, 10 the
~ highest bidder, on SATURDAY, May 18Th,
~ al clock, on the White Lot, south of the
Treasury d. partment, number of old Desks
Tables, Pigeon hole Cases, Chairs, Carpets
Straw Mating, Iron, and other condemned public
property. j. IL. SAVILLE,
MIC It Chief Clerk Treasury Department.
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Executors and deyisses IN trust unier the Win q
the late 4 hlmss W. Berry
apsseots LATIMER a CJEARY. Aurt.
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RY LATIMER & CLEARY,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers.
Southwest corner Pennsylvania ay aue aud 18th st
Star Once Building,

DY LATIMER 4 CLEARY,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest Garner Of PenRa. avenue and llta street
Star Office Buildings
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HIGHLY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON THE COBNER OF EIGHTEENtH AND
B0uNDABT STREETS AT PUBLIC AUC-
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GhEEN WILLIAMS, Auctioueers,
. Northwest corner 9th and streets

Ia q
- AuctiOneers and Real Estate Brokers,
southwes corner of Penn avenue and llth street,
Star Office Building.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-12-28
How TO Produce Layers.

la every lot Of hens some are better layers
than others. Let Us suppose we start with SIX
Houdans-a cock and i've hens Probably out
OF this five two may lay thirty eggs per an
nun more than either OF the others their
eggs should be noticed and only these set. By
following this for "a few years very great In
crease in the production Of eggs may be at
tanned.
Ny attention was drawn TO this subject by
friend having Brahma pul.et, which laid
nearly three hundred egg, in one .welve-month,
though valueless as fancy bird, and the quail
ity descended to several OF her progeny: and
have found other instances (which prove con-
cluslvely that vastimprOvement might easily
be effected in nearly all our breeds were that
careful selection o' brood stocks made for this
puIp. >c winch the f,ncier best0ws upon other
OBJECTS 1t is to be regretted il not done in
thu way, and having more room than had,
nope myself to make some experiments in
this direction shortly.
will say now that am very certain the
number OF two hundred eggs per anuum might
he attained IN a few wears with perfect ease
were the object systematically sought and
trus' these iew remarks may arouse general at
ten,ion ~ il among those who keep poultry
fox cgcs only, and who can do all that Is nee
essa7v without any knowledge whatever %
fancy points, or any attempt u breed eXhlb
ton BIRDS Wight.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-12-28

The mos. successful breeders OF horses, cat
tie sheep or swine, kno" from experience
that although they may possess the best breed
ing animals. they viii not be successful in pro-
ducing superior stock il u continual growth Of
young animals is not kept up In order to be
g,nintime atthis lndl,pensih,e preparation for
success, the brood mares, cows, ewes and sows
are most carefully and suitably fed while with
Young, and as soon As the young ANIMALS make
their appearance they are taken the greatest
care OF, the dams being suitably ted while
sucking, and when the young ones are wean
co they are not supposed to want for food or
drink u single hour. BY this means 4 cnntlnu-
Gus oI rapid growth is kept up, and the AMI
mails attain a large size and heavy weight at
an early age. When breeding animals are not
properly fed and comfortably fed in winter,
the bad effect Of such treatment Is not contn-
ed to their own want of conditlon-it Is shar-
ed by their progeny, and can never be remedied.
When young stock are not fed well and
sheltered in winter, their growth becomes
stunted, and no subsequent amount OF good
treatment can repair the damage. Young
animals may suffer want Of proper provender
in summer and autumn. as well as IN winter,
and when this happens it stops continuous
growth and prevents ultimate success in the
objects OF the breeders.
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There is a receipt for keeping fowls healthy
which has been sold under the titles of Uni
versal Poultry Drops and "Pouty Keepers
Friend" and its use has been found very bene-
icial for all kinds of poultry. TO half a pound
of sulphatc of iron, add one o.nce of diluted
sulphuric acid, and pour 1t INTO two gallons
of watcr let it stand fourtecu lays after bot.
Ting it, and then put a teospo nini to every
pint of water, every other day. and let the
fowls drink it freely. Chickens should have
about the same amount aboutttwice week.
The eff.ct of this stimulant is soon apparent;
the feathers of the BIRDS will assume rich,
glossy appearance, and the whole flock will be
in the best possible health and spirits. Il poul.
try are affected with the dry roup, this remedy
will prove cure and will ward 1t oil from
focks that are not tainted.
With little attention to cleanliness, large
flocka of poultry can Ur kept free from all
kinds o. disease and either tattened for mar
ket or 50 TED that they will give large and
bounhiul supply oteggs.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Winter Butter Milking.

An eastern Pennsylvania iarmeIs's wife thus
gives, IN the Rural Noo Yorker, the result of
twenty two years experience.
Commence to heat the milk when the cows
are first given corn fodder, which manage in
this way: Strain the milk in tin pans, filling
only half ful!-a little more or less will make
no diiferen"e-then as soon as convenient set
the pans OF milk on the stove, where lie: them
remain until r0ughness or wrlnkiet appear
ance on the top OF the milk is noticed Of
the milk gets too hot the only harm vii! be
less cream then take it in the milk room or
Cellar, in good place until the next day,
when it is generally ready to skim When it
Is treated IN this way 1t will not do TO skim
much under forty EIGHT hours. My plan is to
skim morning and nights milking both at the
Same slime in winter.
1t does not hurt butter for the cream to get
sour-rather aids in churnlng, making butter
come sooner. The cream kettle keep in the
cellar until the day or evening before churn !;
then, if Cor yeni-nt, set near a coal stove or
Que tdat fire is kept in all night. In the morn
ing, before churning, try with thermometer
1t should be az the Temperature 60 degrees. II
not convenient to set the cream near a warm
stove, setting the kettle in hot water will an
swer every purpose
Many persons object to heating the milk be.
cause the milk will sometimes bum to the
bottom of the pans. To avoid this, set pans
with water in on the stove and place those
pans with milk in these, and the difficulty is
at once avoided.
II butter needs coloring, would prefer car
rot, which is prepared by scraping off the out
side and washing; then CRATE into a small
portion Of the cream and STRAIN this into tn,
whole. For churn, Spar is a good one
with LARGE opening for put az in the cream
and taking out the butter; also can take the
dashers out, and wash and clean much more
easily.
would say, never wash batter; use as lit
Tie water about it as possible.
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When poultry or other meat is fresh and
good, it has firm, bard feeling and is elastic;
tainted meat feels soft, and returns to its shape
slowly when ndented. like dough when press
ed with the finger Fresh meat, well killed,
does not moisten the finger; tcintcd meat
does and hns Shiny feel.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-12-28

While all other domestic animals are regu-
larly supplied with salt, the hog is generally
neglected. He requires, however, To be as
constantly supplied as the OK, horse, ar the
sEeep, and suffers rs much from privahOn a.
either OF the a6ove-nnmcd animals do
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-12-28

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALr.-
Two story Brick Hons, on Madison street, nort OF
Margaret H. wagner, one door east OF rask wery stQt,
stairs. or HARRIS Il KELLOGG.
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nor sSArIE.-nc subscriber offers for safe, rcs.
sonahe terms the following lands ana town lots situa.
ted in La Sale county, to wit
10 Acrcs-wy sw4 Of aAEE a. SSru Soc. :. r.a.r.a
b Acres-S IN. ofcanal w MEX sec. - 7. 49, L. ..
80 Acres-W Y SW4 Ser. -. I. 81, Il. g..
100 Acrcs--NWA See. g. 7. -, R,3.
TOWN LOTS.
Lots 1, o, Block 3, States Addition to Ottawa
UndS OF H. Block !, States I'D lition to Ottawa.
Lots TO- In Block %. states Add to ottawa
Lots g. TO- H. L. H. 81. o. 'ock IS States Addition.
Lot g. Rock Sc. States Addition 20 Ottawa.
Lot 49, Bio k 10, Ottawa Centre.
The will be sold for pa cash down. and tho residue
time suit purchasers For further particulars apply
Albert y. Dow. Canal Office, ottawa. Illinois.
Ottawa Ma .. s6s.-t RE. GooDELL
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Buckingham's Dye.
FOR THE WHISPERS.

As oar Renewer in many cases
requires too long time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskers, we have prepared, this
dye, in n1ngB,epat'9rienuwhieh will
quicklyalfd efeetually accomplish
this result. 1T is easily applied,
and pfoduees a color which will
herrubsnor wash off. , Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by r. p. HALL & CO.,
- - ~ H,NAsHUA, NH. -,
nav lI!s!y
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THE LOYERS.
50 ssGA ~ y s,fr

49, ~ ~ -fF Ii
IN DIFFERENT iops AND TENsEs,
aoFi adtG ~ H
'.asaii5- 7gg 81 s.gs
Sally Salter, she .wasa a young teacher who
taught,
Anu h,r friond, aGlEtrley Church, was a
lrcachdfswluSprsasp
Although hissGDemissc,rilcd him zcrccch-
er rwho-sesaaighdasg Gofge,..f
vaASssA ,tlswtqg9 ,r
llfs heart. when he saw her, kept sinking,
md SUNK
And his eye, meeting hers, kept winLio~
and wisaEan huTd
While she, il her inn, feil to thinking, and
thnnk. 80 TcE r..,f .-.
@'Ya4msr y
lie FASTENED ;iO.meo, her, and swsetly he
"ooe'''ss y!qap, .,.,,
For his lore grew NTH mountain il
A. grewcd: .gIgrs s.,
ind what he wasel"nging todo then he
l docd.
- saAw Ayia., i"'
In secret he wanted ii speak, and he spoke.
To seek with his lips what his heart long had
sokqsasd ~ 49,. ,,,.
30 he n'ansge,tt to tho truth leak, ana ii
fokc.
He asked her to rilc to the church, and they
rolss ,-ss .ea4..
They so sy,ectly .,lid glide. that they both
said thcy gfode jFssiH .r
And theysscable TO the place to be tied, and
wcfeitolc. si- t
Then homewar;l, lie said let us drive, aud
they slrasc,
AMI as soon 'as'ihty wished to arrive they
For wh"'ev' r-ltei c3uldh' contr;vo she con
'HHTXAg d WIN 4.
The kiss he WINS dying to steal, tIcn he
At tho fespw'iere he wantod to ltnccl there.
be l&nole, .o
And he said,lS,ffeefbctter than ever folo.
SI \. IT1 4
5" they 10 each other kept elinging and
cinnEs -
While Time his swift current was wneina
md wungy ~" lr'
And tbii1SAs the thing lie was bringing and
AsY"sa lfa9
The man5SsllS,, wanted to catch, and had
,,, Caught
That sire, wanted from others to snatch, and
had dspapght--TTffYyy- ~.s ,,--
Mas the ohethat sl.s. n how liked to scraichI
'iSassd-she lscrapglt,,
- Fs'2f@ -. sslt. q fqais 49,. 4
ndSCharisy'sI warm love begsn freezing
ve and froze, 80 i9aa'- fe .eb isqf
While nc toolSto teazing and cruelty toze
The girl ho had wishert 80 BE sa,eesing and
'4"'1e' adAs aoq
'>'sFcteh!T the cficd, when she threatened 10
lspyo him and Left
"Hcw could you deceive me as you have de-
& oeft." ~ QiE.i
AFI she ANSWERED, az promised to cfeare.
s. ayppa I've c,ert."' eoas
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