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CHURCH.

CHRIsTIAN-Dcpot Strcet-Preachingby lid
5. H. King, fourth Lords day N ~cecl
month at II O'Clock A. NJ. Preaching by Jos
Myers, 81 Bord'> Day, in each month, at II
o'clock A. N. Sunday school at 9 o'blOck
J. r. Warren, Sup't. Worship every Is
and II Lords day by the congregation.
RAPrIsr-Rev. A. ID. Rash, Pastor. Churcl
meeting lst Saturday in each month. Preach
ing LIST and 81 Sabbaths in each month Al
II o'clock AN. Sunday School at . O'clock
q. K. Waters, Supt.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL, (South REV. Chas
TAYLOR, Pastor. Services ID and 4th.Sun-
day morning. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day night. sunday sehoolat 9o'clock.
PRESBYTERIAN (Souihern)- i'reaching by
VIM. Grow, LIST and 81 Sabbath in eacl
month - ndny schoci st9o'elqek.
! 'f :. Meisoso,iis. -isnszus ---~--.sT- : i
Sundays in each month. l,,e,-.-s-i rs,
O'Clock A. ".
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STEEL RAIL- DOUBLE TRACK
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.

~ GreH Nolf lac f-uaa CiaciaaaH o. Cs.a,bas
Etaf
swing Y q 10 mies, aud arriving on tralne In %.
var.r at INV YORK.
swing 4 mile', aud arriving az hours IN advance
At INtItNunE
s,ng q mile, and arriving y hour M ad,aucc q,
WAsIlNaIuN.
Ra,hlus PHILADELPHIA one train Tho qaieasst
Tho Great Iron Railway Bridgosl
or the ohio river. NJ parkershurr snd Iallart are
caupoie Morning and night line II ruilman's pal
nce i.1ving-run and siovIlnu oau arr nun on this
rsgc nuu tncinnati o. Columbus 10 ilaltmCru and
WuhiugiunNty
WITHOUT CHANGE.
w. this route you avid al omnibus transiers ADD
fsffTs.
D. licked. nv -ale at all Ticket oihc,s In iha uih
aui West l. NJ Code, rrnersl ticket aernt laitneru,
Ml J, l. Mil@sn. maaier transportation naltur-ss,
VI SIDNEY d Jonst reuttai rsss eas-'s, Ci"sintui,
utia
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LOCO AGENTS WANTED
FoR TiIE
PEERLESS
II Il E-HI w Est
Patented Dec. 96th. 1871. by
j. S. PROCTOR,
OF Franklin, Kntucky.
To nec.keepcrs Everywhere

The following points q cxc,llcnc- ,ss..pris
a iyv - the many, that may bc triihfuifs--
clairrod f'r uy hisei
!. d T. sissplo in oonsgueiion. usaain AZ
pcarano. andis the most tsisily uudcr.ioed and
managed movable comb frame Hive ever in-
vented
.. Tie only material required in IT, con
truciion g. - fcci % lumber, the nails nccc--
.aTy o. fi-t,n ii together aud a few small scraps
Of wire cloth % cover ycniilaiorg Not a
scrvW, screw eye, hook and eye, hinge, pivot,
piece oi tin. lin tube, gla--, OF other expansive
material j. used in 10. oali.'suclina.
% rncn properly used, Il l. the coolest hive
f for summer aut A. warm NJ the warmst fut
winter u.s., ahorling ample projection Tor the
succcS'iul winicring Of colonies on'thc sum
mcr stand
4 ~ he ~ the necessity f1r "honcy boarl,'
or "honcy hars' j., cDtircly dispensed With,
while the Chamlers may H. contracted ta suit
the condition II any sized colony II from one
singl, frame to ten, enabling the kccpcr To con
hnc the animal heat to the space only occupied
by the colony.
8. L.. time and labor j. required in hand
ling and che brood j. les exposed than in
using other iir-t-class hives
g. While It does not claim 10 he positively
moth proof under all circumstance. vet it +
provided with the least expensive and most
cucctual device for the capture aud distraction
IT moth millers ever attached la q hive, and
will do more 10 protect the bccs from the raw
agJs II that terrible .courge, than all the cx.
Iensiyc anal complicated traps" crinycntcd
and will in most eases ailopl perfect protection.
:. The construction Is such that the franc.
and false ends Ii equally we'll either the brood
or surplus chamber.
:. \ number Of small colonies or nuclei
may he used in the same hive &C one or moru
may hc kept in surplus chamber pc,iying all
the necessary natural warmth FROM the colony
confined to the brood chamber.
Other advantages might h. enumerated, but
the above are dosmed sufficient
An examination Of fifteen minutes, will,
believe, satisfy any disiHicrotof practical Apia-
rian, Of the superiority II the
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cH0RT-LINE RAIL ROAD,
Through Route tn Cincinnati
AND EASTERN CITIES.

Sitvping car on I0itS y. n. Train Round Trip
Ti'krts % rurnnati and NevPori ~ fs,ucs.i nate
Tisket ohcrs NJ ti-i iourth and lsfsrsu SIS daii.
Luistlr and Willard Hotels Narhafgr ~ tsisIrHm-
o. -eurr sisepinE cafs 4 D. GtMpEHttNG, supt
: =. rAHKEn, Gen'l Ia.ss. and Ticket Arrnt
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TENNESSEE contains %, 900, 900 acres
Of unimprovod land, and only 5000, 600
under cultivation.
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TnE Colorado potato bug has made its
appearance in Shelby county by thou
sands.
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SrASFoRD-John NJ. Phillips, Jr., Judge, lth
Saturday in each month. Jos. Landram,
Marshal.
Gran ORcHARD--J. u. Pollard, Judge, Il-
risdiction Slc0. First Saturday in May,
August, November and February. ID. 5
Ballard, Marshal
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The Cincinnati Commercial notices
that "Greeley has but one brother-in-law
and no father, and his nephews are all
nieccs.
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Az Indiana gentleman last week drank
The contents Of quart bottle of yeast,
and is now considered a rising man.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
GII]||I[]IRRIGIA|
ElEzNIzlzz. EzZZZz1M

5000 Howard offered 20 the PrOpTletors Of an,
Medicine iur rheumatism and Neuralgia able 10 prt.
uurg Dus-murth o. many ginuine Guns made within
The lne period of tmo Dr. Filters Vegetable iheu,
mutir kcmoly-thc scientific prescription 81 an eml.
urn elucaicd physician, and the only reliable specific
ever discovered
$1,000 Reward ofered 10 any Person Pro,lu<
jos. r. filter, NJ D., 10 h. other than grsJdfrF- IL
The celebrated University Of hnnsy yania IA izg ahl
iroiers'r Of Chemistry and foAieoiosy
$1,000 Reward 10 any Chemi.f. 81 sislan. or
Othrts lhlp 10 discover lolde of potass olchisata
Mercury, or anything injurious 10 the syse, An Dr.
iilier's Rheumatit syrup
$500 Reward for any evidence that Dr.. 4. D.
Hilor hasnoi l,n particularly and suceessnilly iva
lus rheumatism and Neuralgia professionally a. rI~-
eny tir many years Curing pa every 100 'Teat'si
$3.50 Reward for the name Of aHy preparation fes
rheumatism and Neuralgia warranted and ,old unders
similar lell guarantee seting iorth the exart nunisf
ei battles 10 ntun the amount pail ir sanae
40 the pati,H IA -. <; fale 10 cure, fuil dessflpe
ton ~ casis requiring guarantees must he truafdfd
by ltiioi 40 ihilaficlphia rue kuafnhiss sfhsi ~
lylp and INSTRUCTIONS wiihoui any chares. AddIesa
lritsrs, nr D. A. Fitlsf d sluth Fourth street, NJ
other runciy Il onifcd on such honorable terms
slOo Reward Is offered for any care Of Ssuralsl@
that Dr- VTIEIss RHEUMATIC SYRUP vii nol
cure he pr,f that no other speciar exists Il ionl1
in every cnnmunii, ilsrctsns afflicted Tor many ycaa
past ana ain suasnue y Iaysis'a's eoah s.,s q "
slgcal dd ffia, ne uasia - ~ o. ~ itiefs NcsNN
hottie six hoities ~ 80. fulf infTmails with ~
rulur containing rriarencr 70 ~ sfaus c, ymen, M
wa, D. phisin,d oi W. n, ASpEhsoS ole agee w
aasiord r.. -
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A CANDLE TO BURN ALL NIGHT
Origin Of FooIscap Paper.

The term foolscap, to designate GER
tain kind of paper, no doubt has puzzled
many an inquier. The origins not only
amusing, but historical. Charles /. Of
England, granted numerous monopolies
for the support of the Government.
Among others was the manufactures Of
paper. The water-mark of the finest
sort was the royal arms of England. -
The consumption ofthis article was great,
and large fortunes were made by those
who had purchased the exclusive to vend
it. This, among other mOnopolies, was
sat aside by the Parliament that brought
Charles l. to the scaA6ld; and, by way of
showing contempt for the King, they
ordered the ROYAL arms :, be taken from
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cARPErED FLOORS.

When a carpet is taken up to he
cleanscd, the floor beneath is generally
much covered with dust. This dust Is
very fine and dry, and poisonous to the
lungs. Before removing it, sprinkle the
floor with very dilute carbolic acid, to
kill any poisonous germs that may he
present, and to thoroughly disinfect the
floor and render il sweet.
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ORDERS SOLICITED.

a $50 WILL CONTRACT To FUR.
IA nish material and erect buildings on
.tthe most iavorahle terms. All orders left at
the storc Of Damn & Owsley, or Asher Ows.
ley's. will receive prompt attention.
Snniord, Ny. JNO W. GILLIAN.
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Peerless Hive

over any, and all others; and CHALLENGE
COMPARISON with any Hive ON the AMERICAS
CONTINENT, North SOuth, Fad OF Waa.
Farm Rights and sample HiVe....S1O 90
Peerless Circular aud BsElhasrS Manuel. 10
Territory will he sold very low TO those
wishing 10 purchase aud the terms made easy.
For any further information enclose stamp,
and address, plainly,
l-2t J. :. PROCTOR,
Lock Box 81 Fnnklih, ny,
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oe'' -asd Nls since the FOOLS cap was
"yfrom the paper Of the size, which
y Rump Parliament ordered for their
journals, which still bears the name of
the water-mark placed there as an indig-
nifty to Charles.
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CHEAP PAINT.

A cheap paint may be made for out
buildings and general use by taking milk
and cement, or water-lime, as some call
il; mix and apply three or four coats; a
dry color may be added. This win last
for years, and by renewing oncefn two
or three years, building will be kept
looking well ut small expense.
A CANDLE TO BURN ALL NIGHT.
When, as in case Of illness, dull
light is wished, or when matches are mis-
laid, put powdered salt on the candle till
it reaches the black part of the wick. In
this wayamild light may be kept through
the night by small piece of candle.
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Comny Court--2d Monday in seh month
Quarterly Court-lst Moudaysin NRrch, juno
September and Dccembcr Codrt ~ Claims
ri Monday in October. Court.of Levy an,
Asscssmcni-2d Monday in june
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$1,000 Reward onered 10 auy Person PrOtlu<
jos. r. filter, NJ. D., 10 h. other than gralfff =
The celebrated University Of Penney lyania IA xg ana
lroilasnr Of Chemistry and ToNicology
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Hllrr has nui ltn particularly aud sacCesshilly iva
ius rheumatism and Neuralgia professionally sIs'-
lIly W mlny year. curing ua N uNoIy 700 tIeal,l
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$1,000 Reward 10 any themt.fs ~ b. stefan, OF
Others lhir 10 discover lolde Of puia& ole hieata
Mercury, anything injurious 10 the sysie, In Dr.
Filters Rheumatic syrup ~
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-29

sss'OA my dear sas,er ~ sae sa;a slsud,
hpd baryipg her head in her hA.d., she
sank down upon the empty chair and wsse.
"a step crossed the hsh hass;iy. an arm n
wss throws sroabd her waist ,ha. voice.
aii'hwr12 and aeitatsa, Was Speaking in
my pupil Oh. ,if were younger or
yca older: II I were richer OF ron poorer. ,
1 ~d6M dsre % ~ smy Margaret. and
do ny hss1t0 ,nsl fhis eif1iuh glikinxsnp
~ Womnn,e }eros lnfk kfuS rsoog sos
darling. and / am 6fteen years older tnan
you. Remember me. when you remember
me in after days. and say to yourself ,l,a,
these we're the barriers that rose between
u.s. My darling nothing else should kee,
me from you II were your equal in ,hes
two things. Heaven bless sou, 5.ar.-
I dare not kiss your lips fcu Mi kee,
them for the man you love aal MARI, on,
day when am far away But your hand
He raised it to his lips, and ho, tear
fell with the long lingering kiss. aud seem.
ed to burn in the soft, white flesh.
Before she could speak or stop him. he
hurried from the room. The pleasant
summertime" was over. aud the hand
some, stately master" was gone to return
no more.
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FlsK's FIRST Mrsr,xs Fisk use to tell
about his first mistake in life.
"Said the Colonel, when was a liz.
tie boy on the Vernon, farm. nv father
took me up to the stable one day. where .
row Of cows stood in the stable"
Said he. james. the stable window i.
pretty high for boy. bu. do you think
YOU could take this shovel and clean the
stable -
II don't know, Pop" said james. II
never have done it,"
"Wc'l. my boy. il you will do il this
morning TIL give you a brigh, silver dol
lar" said his father. patting him on his
head. while he held the silver dollar be-
fore his eyes.
Good" says James. "rl try-snd
away he went to work" He tugged. aud
pulled: and lifted. and puffcd; aud final
ly. ii was done, and his father gsve him
the bright silver dollar saying
That's right James; you did it splen-
didly. and now | find you can do it so
nicely. shall have you do it every morn
ing all winter"
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L len you twenty years ago. my darl-
ing. because was poor maa and fifteen
vears ycur senior. I am rich now Sus
What sboas the yesrs. M<rsare,s Thee
have made me No youngsr-.lsm City yess
old to-day" -. -.
But ] an thirty. ave." she. said In /.
ls~ vciee. AH''I see no gray kair. "a yoar
brown cark. .Sbae they begin q eause Ia
isine = Fifsy yearss oh ists-Ssrsfs > Yos
ss lssk = NO 9:,:ss e AssE older sAas sAsa ssa~
he bent his face down upon hers.
Margaret. yca liked me then-can
you love me now-will Won be nv wife ~
For gu answer she lifted her ips n his.
Twenty years ago You would no, kis.
ne. ron bade me Keep ths, 6rs, kiss for
he man | was to love and marry. have
kept 1T for YOU twenty years. Will you
take il now T.
He held her closely TO his hear, in 81.
len-e.
Thirty-fvc and afty years Of age. Does
1t seem absurd tn you. Young lady cf six.
teen +: All mo. sometimes wonder i,
people ever really know to love before gray
hairs begin to come to teach them.
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SEEING is Decetrirg-Hcre is row of
ordinary cari'alle;tcrs and firures-SS IS
xxx XZZZZ3 1888 IS. They
are such as are made up Of two parts Of
equal shapes. Look carefully at these
and you will perceive that the upper halves
of the characters are rcry irie smaller
than the lower halves-so little that an or
dinary eve will declare them 20 he Of equal
size Now turn the page upside down.
and, without any careful looking, you
will see this difference in size is very much
exageerated--thst the real top half Of the
letter is verv much smaller than the bottom
half. 1t will be seen from this that there
is tendency in the eye to enlarge the
upper part Of any object upon which i,
looks. We nigh, draw two circles Of
unequal size. and so place them that they
should appear equal.-Onee a Week.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-29

RIVE "owe Michigan one" for an H.
lustration Of practical Darwinism. Mon
keys are rare in that region. but they arc
very sharp. A Detroit saddler owns one
who esually $50 - ~>--.-.-., - -
d"nb: genuine attraction. A country
man came in one day, while tho proprie-
tor was in the back room, and seeing n
saddle that suited him. asked the price.
Monkey said nothing: Customer said.
I'm give you twenty dollars for it" lay
ing down the money. which the monkey
showed in the drawer The man then
took the saddle. bu' monkey mounted him.
tore his hair, scratched his face. and made
the frightened rustic scream for dear life.
Proprietor rushed in, and wanted to know
what the fuss was Fuss ?" said the
customer, fuss I bought q saddle Of
your son. sitting there. and when vent
TO take it he would not let ure have it"
The sadiler apologized for the monkey.
but denied the relationship
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Ryan editor and his wife we're walk.

Ryan editor and his wife we're walk.
ing ou, in the bright moon!ixh, one even
inr. Like all editors wives. she was Of
an exceedingly poetic nature. and said TO
her mate: Notice that moon how
bright, and calu,. and beautiful .''~-
.Couldu't think Of noticing it, returned
the editor, .'for anything less than the
usual ra'cs-a dollar aud fifty cents for
twelve lines"
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L.e....D, A.er.o..r,.

- u EDWARDS, having qualified as an
H. Auetioneer according 10 the License
Lawn OF she uaiIea States. gives notice that he
viii attend TO the sale of all real or personal
property that NAV be offered al public auction
-issss. Aaryac county saaysss. X u Edwards,
Great Mil. a., 81 Nary's sVgs,Y, Nd.
Jan :3. ls.t-u.
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has made the most astonishing cures 81
quick. rapid are the changes the h,av nm
dergoss under the influence OF this truly
wonderful mediocre that every day IN iu-
crease in flesh and weight is seen and felt
The Great H"od Prrifer
Ertyy drep Of tie .Srsapas.Nida Rssoir,n'
csms unicrt,s through ne bod S,rrat and other
smiI, and u,ccS q'ihe sgs'en ncr rrgor ofl.c ,or IL
,spdrr. lir rdstcs of ne booty nth nytr anfsonnd
material. S.ro'm'd, consumption, giinGgiar d,s-
ea,e, Ile,r,n the throat, Aoa'k. fsp,ors, NOTES
N hs giants ami o'ier parts o. hs sys'c-g, sore
ryc.. s'ru-c-or, 4i,rhrrgc. from ne ,ir, and
tAc aorH farms ~ s.!n diseases, erEptIons. ttrcr
sovrs. sc5ld kcad, ring norm, SAT- y6s,.,a, cry
sEprias acne. bicck spots tcor,ns va 'ks fcsl tY-
rrors etrcrs az the ronib and oil lrsdtrRing and
rd,,'ul discharges, n,qlf slrcd's nrd all lrdsiss
a TAe !,rc yTncy lc are srtAin the caratire rang
IT A,s aeHosr Q, kodern CHcm,sfrv. and IL f,,r
days sSs EIN prCrc 20 ant person us,Rg d for
sfhCr csc 'orr.s o' disease ts potent power 10
cure N cr.
ii,h, rrfi,n', dail, leccm'rg reduced Nv tie
wastes ard decomposition that is eoniinp,l,
Pi'gIcs>irc. srCs eds in aFrcsiing these astcs
and lHlfS tie same With new material snntl,.
h,m Healthy hlcod--and this the Sars ,variiian
Viii sn' do :, turC--a C';rc is certain for
~mu CntC this rc' sdv cCmncrc crs It's work ~
fuiiEc: ton. nd succeeds in diminishing the
al.
cry day the Ia,;Cnt will feel himself gro, ing
le''cr aud stronger, the ia. d digcstinc better
appetite improving, aud flesh and weigh, in
ciersug.
Net chi. does the arsaparilliau Resol,eut
excel all Known r media nscr,s in the cure nf
chronic, seroiLlous, const. .utional, and skin
Diseases hut il - the only positive tor
k,6nrs GaS Radticr Cessi lGiRig. gravel! dia-
b.tcs, drorsy. Rr;ght's d'>casr. sihuminuris,,
and pain IN the small OF lhe back and along the
.oins
DR. RADWAiS Psrccf Prgutirs F,V,
psrfe,ily tasteless, elegantly coated with sweci
gum, purgc, re uhts, purify, cleanse, and
s,rrngthes. EadwSy's Pills, for the cpre OF q |
disn riers of the stomach. liver. bowels, Nil
news. bladder, nerve as riisesses, hcstacae, con-
snpsticn, co.tivcne>s. indigestion, dyspepsis
biliousn,ss, bilious fever. inflammation n Of the
bowels piles, snd all iertn cmhu,s OF the IN
tsrual vis.rrn. arrantet IL effect positive
cure. Purely Vegetable. containing no meyvu-
~, minerals. or drleterious drugs.
eSr Observe the following symptoms result
ing from disorders oi ;he digestive organs:
Constipation. inward riles, tulIuess OF the
blood in the head, Acidit, ot ,hr stomach, nau-
era hearthura, disgust OF food. fallaess or
weight in the stomach, soar eructatiouS, sink
ing or eu,.ering Al tie ri, OF the s,onash,
ssia,ming OF the head, hurried aad di6edlt
breathing.
4 few doses OF RAdway's Pills will free the
system from all the above named DISORDERS
Price. IS ern;s per Box. old ty all Druggists
Mead False aud true" Send one letter
stamp 30 kIDWAI / co, No. 81 Naiaea
Lane, New ieEk. lnsog ogmation worth shous-
ands viii be sent you.
JSne -, 1871 -Iy. --
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E-Ar,emus Ward was on 4 slow Cal.

s-Artemus Ward was on slow CAL
iforuis train, and he went to the eonduc-
tor and suggested that the Gov ketcher
was on the wrong end ofshe train: for, said
he. .'You win never ovcrtakc COW, you
know. bat If you pat q on the other end.
Il might be useful far nov there's ncshin'
on earth to hinder . COW from walkin'
right in and bitin' the folks !" --
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.eissrr .. s.ftwsisssflsor sxs Rsacsaza ssss iv1.
= bod sIs' o' i6RsS,ssa.,Gs zHoixn- sss
bsss -cone fpu- ths GipsT ssa, siih M ! );
49,; rogssher le, gs roams -.
I'll take thee O'er the rolling sea.
'ssH 10 ny osa swssei isiaud home. q Whl
tsAi ,ssitEces s'v1ar ? tss sslSs4.l I'd
sss;..- GRsY. ~, i, ti-,.
OF stranger, let me pause awhile
- Though rd ~ish xisn thee 70 dwell, eHs
yss s1As sassesnasyssnsieaf ~ ;. ,oa
'ss= s--'s .sss . .sas =
9. Come and be my lovely bride, s'7 i
s@a1 Thou u pe'sr repent thy choice, '-".o7 r.
,ce tn Be shy fond and trusty guide. ''-.-
l--. Thou'lt sing With giaddeaed voics.
g. They say thy cline Is cold and drear, y r.
. ' That Southerusrs there of pine,
/. have . sad forehoding fear, --.
Ola wretched lot being mine.
8. Away with superstition wild,
Our land is bright with flowers,
Thou'lt deem thyself again a child,
sr- Among the fairy bowers.
G. There are trees and flowers around orr fee
In my own dear nativedeli,
The Gypsy life is wild and sweet,
Kind stranger, Fare-thee-well
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F-An oli lawyer says tha, the ,hre'
mos, troublesorne cl ents he ever had were
Young woman who wanted To be mar
rie,l. a married woman who wanted ds-
vorce, AID old maid who did'Gi know
what she wanted.
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(writien for the Beaeon.3


Were prone 70 lore our native pIace, ".
Wheresoeses We may roam -rrr f-ba
Zen f.irer scenes car ae'er eEace - t.a.
Our early ehiidhood's home. - 2
The haliowed spot where FIRST we played,
in lfe's new world of bliss, ta 81
Where frs, our infant!Aps have prayed, 7ac
And received io- ing kiss
We may form near and, che-ish'd ties,
In strange and far of cline,
Aad meet with all tha. glads the eyes, l...
Or charms away the tinss-------1r z-,7 p
sa. ~ ~a4.f4 -at
We NAV love each true adopted ffiesd,
With whom We held communion sweet,
The mem ~ Of them would ever blend,
With the jsys we foudly greet.
But of in years there comes dream,
A lovely picture to our view,
Bright as morning radiant beam,
With the scenes and faces We FIRST knew.
We're carried hack 10 bygone days,
That seemed 30 dim before,
Tben all recedes from our fond gaze,
As the tide from a foaming shore.
Those dreams, though aeeting and unreal,
Shed halo round the heart,
The loved and lost seem 10 reveal
The bliss well share in part.
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Love for kiSdred and native land,
Are feelings sweet from Heaven,
A type Of the holy blessed band,
Whose links can nc er be riyen.
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Chicago printers waiting E r ;aeir type
ordered from New York the week Of the
FIRE. keep up their spirits hy singing =
Come thou font Of every blessing"
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RIA now reading Of Othello's
Put out the light, and then
D., D,,t 49,. It-Is

Put out the Hight, and then-
Put out the lirh,,
come. from California. Tho las. three
words are considered typographical cr-
ror. Macbeth naturally wished to be
alone. Shakespeare therefore must bavo
meant to make him say,
Put out the light,
And ihen-put
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Why are there no Temperance people in
Because they MI arink Brandy-wipa.
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=" Assaults with ia;ent 10 become in
sane is sLe way they put il noH in an
nouncing deadly attacks.