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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-08-02

A. NOVEL case was tried in New Y ork
the other day.. 1t involved the right Of
a man to mortgage cemetery plot, and
the presiding judge held that such a
transaction could not be considered
legal, for the reason that when GENE
terry property has once been occupied
by graves it ceases to be regarded as a
portion of the assets of the owner.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-08-02

Has been tested IN every variety of elm and by
almost every nation known to Americans. 1t is the
constant comp anion and inesimabIe friend of the
missionary and the traveller. or land. and no
one should travel lakes riverS vitEout 10.
Since the PAIN-KILLER was first introduced and
met with such extensyesale many Lisiaents, ReIies
Panaceds and other Remedies have been offered to the
public, but none ofthem have attained the truly
eaviabte standing ofFthe PAIN-KILLER.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-08-02

MARRIED ladies, under all circum-
stances, will find Parsons Purgative Pills
safe and, in small doses, mild cathartic.
They cause no gripping pains or cramp.-[Com.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-08-02

THE tenth and, last volume of George
Bancroft's History of the United
States"' will shortly be issued.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-08-02

ns Elastic ef TrnsSe a are @nnepsedin al
others. Before buying Metal Trusses or Sup
porters, send for o descriptive circular to the
elastic Truss Co., 683 Broadway, N. VI Com.
The firm of Geo. P. Rowell & Co., No.
Al Park Row, New York, is the most extern
sive Advertising Agency in the country, and
one with which it is a pleasure for publish
ers to. DEAL Green Bay Wis., Gazette.
New LIFE TO THE HAIR.-Burnett's
Cocaine will stimulate rapid growth
of the fbers, and frequently cures bald
ness, even hereditary and confirmed
cases. Com. --F
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-08-02
Personal.

BRIGHAM YOUNG has 80 wives.
'"s~KING SOLOMON beat. Gilmore~by-more
than $4,000 musicians at his grand jul
bilee, but Gilmore beat the King in the
size of his temple. r.
OLE BULL has draa, drawn $50, 900 worth of
notes out of his violin during the. last
two years. IS - s&&sEE% 90 ED
xyJoEr JEFFERsoN'ss sight is restored
s Edwin 'BoorH cleared 1925, 900 by his
New York theater last year.
4 CaARLEs READE's new novel, tObegin
in the August number of Harper s Maya
zine, is entitled !" A Simpleton.
4 JuDGE McCUNN leaves fortune of
S., 100000 and no children. His wife
had an independent fortune when he
married her in 1850. JTJ
REVENGE is sweet. All athe employes
of the New York Tribune promise to vote
for Greeley, with one exception The
exception is the "comp." who has for a
long time been doomed tos"assetting llp'
the philosophers copy. a.. =, !. sSsss u
On the 4th of July, thirty two years
ago, the Philadelphia Ledger contained
its first article under the head of s'sThe
Money Market" The same heading
has been continued daily in each sue
cessive issue of the paper since, and the
hand that penned that article has,
steadily and without intermission of a
single day on which the paperswas
printed, furnished the matter under
that particular heading. ~
JUAREz is building 100000 (Italian)
opera-house in Mexico city. E ~
= GERALD MASSEY, the English poet,
whose lectures on Spirituahsm are at
tracing considerable attention in Lon
don, issstill comparatively young
mansand he looks much younger than
he really is = - - -.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-08-02

tH. Directions accompany each bottle.
Prices 25 cts. so cts, and 81 per bottle.
SOLD BY ALI, MEDICINE DEALERS.
For sale by ALE CHICAGO DRUGGIs1s.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-08-02

DICKENS received over 100000 for
Little Dorritt." But Douglass Jerrold
received only E10 for " BlacksEyed SUI
san ]" the most popular drama ever pro-
aduced on the English stage, and died
leaving his family without a sixpence.
SCION ROBINSON, formerly agricultural
editor of the New York Tri6uae, and
now resident of Florida, was married
in that State, last week, to Miss Mary
johnson, young lady who has for
some. time had charge of his household
affairs. - asesssss gsssass ssgs..ss.,.ssss -
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-08-02
Foreign.

MADRID has been thrown into q fever of
excitement by an attempt to assassinate the
King and Queen. On the night of the 10th
they were fred upon by party of five as
sassins, but luckily the bullets Of the would
be murderers missed their mark. One of
the attacking party was killed and two
arrested. ..... The steamer. sHibernian has
sailed from Liverpool with q party of Eng
lish settlers-the pioneers of the projected
colony in Minnesota. Capt. Burton, the
famous traveller and explorer, succeedss the
late Charles Lever as British Consul at
Trieste ..aea ~
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-08-02

THE troubles in Pope county, Ark, still
continued at last accounts. The Governor
has dispatched arms to the scat of war for
the purpose Of arming the militia. young
woman committed suicide at Louisville, j y.
p, by leaping from the bridge into the Ohio
rivers " EF12aoa
The first bale of cotton of the season,
which was first sold in Galveston for 80 cents
pound, has been shipped to st. Louis and
resold for $1.O5 a pound, gold "A man was
robbed o. ten thousand dollars worth of
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-08-02

/ Vinegar Bitters are not vile Fancy Drink,
made of Poo, Rum Whiskey, Proof Spirits and Refuse
Liquors, doctered spieed and sweetened please the
taste, called Teres, 4" Appetizers,' Restorers,
&C., that lead the tIper on to drunkenness anrnin,
and herbs of California es from scohoc Stimuants.
They are the Great Blood Purifier and Life-giving
Principle Perfect Renovator and Invgorator Of the
the blood to healthy condition, enrching it, refreshing
and invicoratng both mind and body They are easy
of administration prompt in their action certain in their
results, safe and reliable in all forms OF disease.
No Person can take these Bftters accord
ing to directions and remain long unwe, provided
their bones are destroyed by mineral poison other
means, and the vital organs wasted beyond the point
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-08-02
y PEOPLES CHOLERA REMEDY. ;
lSlO---FoEg3 OVER TlsIRrx YEARs--l872.

hs tsiss as's 20 PERRY DAVIS zaivsN
ls75 ssagaI )a sff1r 4asH-r rrafa us RI
e s5ftGUsg ad$ PAIN-KILLER T {Ea
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-08-02
z EWARn

lQGANV and Melodeons on time Extra induce 2.
UNU0lIU and So Ada ST., Chicago. &
lTNJIJ Certain cure. Cancers and eating sores.
WEW Send for circular. Address Ed. N P. JOHN
MI " son, Box ia, Memphis. Tenn. ea
an n ArV for ALL Best business ever offered agents.
MU NEE Address J. GRO WELL, Louisville. Ky.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-08-02

The King of the Body is thebrain the stomach
its main support; the nerves its messengers; tho
bowels the kidneys and the pores its safeguards. In
digestion creates violent volt among these attaches
there is nothing like the regulating, purifying, in
MIGRATING, cooling operation Of TARRANT,s EFFER-
and retores to health both the bedy and the mind.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-08-02

in the Shoulders Coughs, TIghness of the Chest, Dz-
illness, Sour Eructations Of the Stomach, Bad Taste
| in the Mouth, Bilious Attaokss Polarization OF the
Heart Inflammation of the Lungs, Pain in the regions OF
the Kidneys, and hundred other painful! symptoms,
are the ofsprings of Dyspepsia. In these complaints
| antee Of its merits than lengthy advertisement.
"a For Female Complaints, IN young or old,
married or SINGLE at the dawn of womanhood, or the
turn of e these Tonic Biters display SO decided an
influence that marked improvement is soon percep-
I tible, ra ntE sEeeftE Ef nr.sHE nEee ali .ssf
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-08-02

-. 'WILLlAM. LowREY, one of the. notorious
g Robinson county IN. G.) outlaws, was killed
!, 'sIast'week by brother of Col. Wishart, who
was murdered by the gang some months
- sInce,v:::The completion of the Industrial
- IMPOSITION building at Louisville vas cele-
= .prated by an immense mass meeting in the
building, on July co. The structure is the
g largest of the kind in the country, covering
an area of 10000 square feet, and will be
lighted by over 5000 gas jets So. The dam
age, by the recent floods in Alabama will
=. reach $4,000, 600. The rivers in the central
7 portion of the State were higher than ever
~ peAeFe shAoW Y, ana man houses were swept
awayv...St. Louis had two suicides ouAJuiv
q. FL both German.s esAvent Hertzberg blew
~ his brains seut and John j. Ralster hung
hinnsalf. 80 --a-- q. --L--- ----- 90 o
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-25
:}Seut0feiten.

Bern. Its neue 8unbes. Gerfa0uns Der
S9wet3 1T osruotfen. DteNbnimmuns ersab
239, l4O 5ttmuen baflr unp 223,023 rage.
gen. Dl absr aud cine Wa;pritIt Der
&antone CUR Qualification erfosoerltb if, uno
u 9 ppu ben q @antouen baflr nimm,
ten, 70 lit bic Nepiirusarbeit perseblih &C
mefsn. SdmmtliGe tatbolil9e gantone
t!mmten oaseSen.
Rutland. aus Wpsfau pirb oenel
bet, rab bort Die Cholera pieeer aussebro
den il, uab bic bis iest fporabt{6 oorse
tommenen Grtranfunesfdae sr6btentbetls
ein.n tDotti9en gsrlaui batten.
Mus& n, melost Elm Correspondent :
Mit srSbter Treuoe tabsn MIR e.rer In IN
Oaertasen bier erfolsten Gcnueriion beige.
wctat. G5 banoelt ih UNI etne beribute
protetantilae pert0nlihfeit. Der lsbr ebe
renmertbe Gouaro ¬tersfero' Bortsstue,
rpsl9er Der &atteorale pon ct. Minian
partb In Shottlano portland, 1T NIT leiner
@atttn bur6 0al3r. @tpnor In ben 5hoob
Der fotboltl6en Stride ouf5enommen nor
ben.
Qurembure. Die betben 8enonmdh-
tieten Surton unb ulpeline 7nb aus Berlin
tt:rber auradsefebrt. Or. 56tr TT bort ae'
blteben. UNI nod etntse Detailf1asen aa e.
lebisen. Die @ranplasen bes gertra9es
fnb fef9efeut.
Die YrinuiVn 9etnrtd Der Nieberlanbe
IT am l. Ma se1orbeu.
Yarts. Die unterbanSlunaen, wel9e
swiideu Der &eaierune in g~eriailes unb
benz reutlden @sfanbten 9epFosen ueroen
uno aut etne 9ldn3lide &dumuns bes fran.
so0ldsn @sbtetes, oas nod BON beutfden
Eruppen bsltst 1T, abstslen, nsbmen einen
sunftsen T%or:sans.
Otalei9 MarlhaQ Ba3atne In Nrref TT,
70 TT tbm bod seRattet, in fstnsr @otnuns
au bleiten, aber @a&tpo1en finb UNI ietn
Wot ntaus berum aufsefe1t. UNI Yerlonen
aueerbalb beFelben au %perbtnbsrn, nit ,bm
iu com N untttren.
2cnoou. Def Grsdn3unss. Mrtifel gum
@albtuetoaer gertras 1T f%ortmdtrenb Der
beruorrasenofe @esenfano 6fsnntder Muf
mertlamfett. @pttortete 2eitartifel fnb in
isoeua Rcrsenblatt btefem @ssenaanb &C..
wipmet. Die ger,1seruns bes ameritant.
l4eu @euats, ben psrsel9lasenen Mrttfel tn
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Ser @ d ) +.

ner nitro In eirea So Noden Der bodw0e.
Bilnof ron 81. paul bier etntref:n, IN,
ben Gdfein gu lesen uno fno ale .@smetn-
ben uno &ir9enpereine b6fi6f einseIaben,
otefer TeterltHfeit NIT beiauwotnen. Den
Sag ,peree Id ipdter beriAten. ba mir ioldes
ausenblidlih nod nidt e1mosltht ia.-So
@ptt piu, nd1fens mebr.
Sbr ersebener
8. q. Wa.nten.
&eaAer.
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LID bic tnbirettsn To.berun8en erlebtst ale

lib bic tnbiretten To.eerunSen erlsbtst ale
Diferen3en beieittsf, welae swti&en betben
@sstsruassn tesisl:& Der auslesuns bss
gertrases e~ntlanoen Inb, tnGrmdsuns au bie-
ben uno w,rpe, wenn m0slih. beafelben benz
Ssnat aur geratbung porlesen.
Der Wrdfoent bat folsenbe Bids 9eneb'
mtst: cine Mcte, pelde be1tmmt, bab Mtn'
~oeridbrise nidt ptne Ginwtatsuns tbrsr
Gltern ODER @ormanber In ben Nilitdrotenlt
etnsereibt ,perpen bIrfen; cine &cte, wel&e
ertldrt, Bag bic 2dnoereien. bic bic @ilttdr'
releruation bss Sorts Coffin tint 9errttort'
UNI Colorado bileen, Benz Berfauf unterwor'
fen Gnb, uno Turfcrse fur 6eimfdt.:a unter
ben befebenben @efesen triTt; CUR @rmd&>
tisuna Der @tssonin GiienbabnG ompasnte,
BET 9ublon Gtt9, Wiseonin. cine Brlde
ubsr ben ct. @rcir See fur Gifeababn,mede
~ bauen unb fe gu u%nterbalten; fur Set
fesuns Der 20bnuns 8emeiner Solboten In
Der Armee ; fur @ranbune zines Depo6ten-
iYReus, UNI bic Deiertton Der @plbaten 3u
perbtnsern uab fur TSrteruns tbrer 8tl<
tun9.
Sn Gbieaeo berettet i6, ME bas 6.
Boaenblatt melott, aaem Anidetne na6
Elm .rnflt9er &onfiet 3mifdsn Nr6ett uno
&apital por uno f0nnen fi3 baraue, wsnn
ntat auf beiben @etten bic rubise @ernunft
iber bic 9eioenfhaft oenn Sies paoon trdst.
mDslihsr Dstfe ernRe @hpisrtsfeitsn ents
mideln. gcrsrn wcQsa bic 5anbwerts-,
0enoGenihaften - BE 8ewssun9 sebt
bauptfdhlib pcn ben 8aubanpwerfern aus,
in esnem %arobartisen umSuse lire imscni.
renbe Maht entfalten unb toourh anbere
4rbei:er, bic nod niht iu ben Bereinen
;ablen. bs>resen, fi6 tbnen an3uidlie6en.
Die Torberunsen Der @rbeitsr teReben In
eobnerbSbuns unb adtRunotser 2aeesor'
bett ; bab bic Mrbetts9eber betee 5crcerun.
gen 3uslst& nt6t sewdbTen rperoen, ltest aui
Der @anb unb biloen tieitlben, UNI etasu
@eneral-@ tret4 (Strife) miriam entseeea'
treten III tSnnen, ebenfaus unter iid Weretne
au& bic Observation-Disclosures mc1sa IT,
men babel bur@ Bewt1ieuns balter Satr'
pretle fur 3uretfenbe arbetter at bic 3aRt
seben. Die beabf4ttste NaGen Tempn'
1ratton f9etnt %mtblunsen su fetn.
3met 1ene @erbebareaus fir bic gunbea'
armee fo1en tn &bteaso erofnet weroen
Babri9einli@ wtrb pom @etten Der Reste
runs a%nssnommeu, bag I'M Sale elmer at
9emetnen MrbettsetnfeQuns febr otele 2eut
ii9 benz Mtlttdt tanpe picmen plroen.
Su st. 2ouis, DO. perbsn an Is. Sun
bic trt(ben tatboltlhen @ph!tbdtiefstts
8eretne bes @taates MtGpurt tn Der ct
Brtaitta @9ulta1e tbre aweite Satres
| 0erlammlun9 abbalten. Na4 Der CONT
tuition inb je SO @it8lteber etnss folder
Bereins f. rebtist, etnen De!esaten III fen
ben.
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2uTsmburg, @tearns g.. Mtnu.
20. Wat, 1872. I
2teber 80 anberer!

2teber @anberer!
@ts woaen mir oefaaisft %erlauben, fpleen.
be wentse 3etlen in bic Ode Sbrer mertben
Wanbertafde plaetren 3u birfen.
Cine ttefe Sebniuht na1 BEN fouutsen
Trubltns uno benz ~wonntsen Rat 1T in Dem
9ersen Der MeuiGen erwaGt. uno i4on
pertanbet uns Maes, bag bic @etnludt baIo
8eftQt IT. Gin betteres 2d1eln malpet li9
at ouf ben Antltye Der Matur.
@tne dbalt4e, iebp@ nett er6bsre @ebn-
fudbt mad etnem Trablinse maroen wtr felt
etnteer 3sit uno beicnpers am pcrisen
@onnta8e tn ben 9sr;en eintser &inber Der
@smeinpe ct. @enbel entbedt baben, wGren
mir TN Stanpe aepeien, biele unlbulpisen
6er3en auf3ul1lieBen uno peren 0ebauten
su bur9ihauen. Mu1 pte(e &leinen febaten
ith mad etnem Trlbltnse, mad elmer g..
qutduns tbres 3erjens, mad etnen ntel CT.
babeneren Grubltus, nGuli4 mad oem6rab
hinge tbres Qebens, NO Is tbnsn uer9oant tela
waroe, gum erRen Wale pas bimmlii9s
Wanaa su empfansea uaD i9 alsbanp d.
terS nit olsiem ;. ;. @atranente erQuidsu
au ourtsn. MuA tore @ebnlunt wurps &C.
tint uno Elm bettsres 2aAsln uml9wsb,e tbrs
2irpen, als aubsrliae Darfeluns Der St.
flblt tbrer seele, ais ie am @pnntase gum
erRtn Male gum Slide bes Germ stnsen
uno ibren erloier in ibre uni9ulpissn Ger
aen aufnabnaen. nnbeotnst 1T fur iepea
8at9olifen berieniee Sag Der slldlidRe fet.
mes 2sbens. an tuel@em er gum erFen Male
wlrpts 3umStlde bes Germ sebt, Der Sae,
an rpel9em Ct fein 1aufee1lboe erseuert unb
sleia(am bas Stesel bradt auf benz Con.
tratte, mel9en e. BET Der T.. aaufe NIT @ott
sema9t. Ridt uutfonf ptrb BON Der 8o&w.
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Subertii6.

Eceben fnt erthisnen:
Alte nno Wcue @elt. z. Sabr8. 8.
Self. Nsbt tntereGa nten. Gradtlunaen,
Belhretbungen II. {. 10. brinet bttfes 6eft
rpieoer pcettlhe Bettrd9e Don P. @a1 Ro'
ri. Inter ben aatlreiden S%1uRlattonen
erpdbnen MIR bas Bib tines anaertfaniiGen
DalDbranbes une hie Ortstnal,et&nuns.
g l%rertdnoler I'm batersfben Vebtrge bar
itsGsno als belDnbers &aratteri0tf4. IN
beiteren Btlpern fstlt IS etenfa1s ntht.
protebefte fets CUR GtnfiAt bet Ntc. . ~
PETERS CATHOLIC CHOIR. Maibeft,
GnrtQlr EN- Regina Coeli rrn Sisters of No.
ire Dame rcn Cincinnati, ierner @cunpoitt>
omen Don Mine, Meneelsipbn. Nsperbeer,
Baumfttoer. Mcam, pere3 uno &uedea tn
outsider Musfattuna.
9cutiob : Nmerifanifhe8 Gpn=
pcr,atton8 : ScTicon, So. 4isferuns.
Die Nefhrs'buna o.s @tdates Qou,iiana.
rsGsn @eiGldte, @eoenY"t'. @ta!titi &c.
linp in ornnrl,her D~arleuvns unb ans1eben'
Der 8orm seesben. 80 1t 3u bemsrten.
Dap bic uerf0sspenea &rt,f:l bis CUR @essn'
mart reideu.
wcfft,mu,en fir bas tatbolif&e Bolt
III. Sabrsans 4. 6sit. !3wet Bi'esen aus
etnen eddy bab 1T osr 2ttel. unter
pel9em Der Beneo,fttner patsr Yeopolo
6ader bic Befrsbuneen Der eitsralen tena'
3e,@net, tnbem er 3eisf, wte es oabta fubrf,
Die @ettlthen 3u w,llenloisn StaatsotenerH
3u MAIDEN bas 8irtenusrm6sen ein3uSssten.
Nddae Solse: @4were @tsuern fur bas
8olf..
Ole Bu&taubluns Don 8. @artprt tn
Bten trutrbt ld ourh 9traus8abe etefer
Brolaaren sroees 8erbtenf.
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Snlanoii9e Wa9ri9ten.
6 r6It6eS 8.

st. EanL.-Sn Der bteGsen Gatbsprale
fanb AM 6efe GbriRt 9imme1fabrt bic @r'
tteilune Der er1eu pl. communion an ee
&tnber TAFT unb etn8en an oieien1 Sage "a
felbt lber $50 @dultinoer gum Slide bss
9errn.
81 oer Raria 9immelfabstst'r@e ptro
bic Grttettuna Der tl. Tirmung am ndhften
@onntae ben 26. b. Mts. burb ben bod
uarptsaen @errn 8if&of fattFnben.
Neue GirMeu .perben nod bte(es Sabr In
6tiQpater uao tn Qanesboro, Sc Sueur 60.
fur bic &atboliten sebaut.
81 9etu tltun terrf&t unter unlern @iau.
benssenoGtn erobe Hreube, bab to&w.
pfarrer gersbolb wteotr @ottssbient balten
fann. uebsrbaupt freut f6 iebermonn aber
befen elidli&e @teoerberfs1ung.
Reb. &I9roer, frlber tnQa @roGe, bat
bic Qeituns oes ct. Sobannes &o1estums
III Wrairte bu @bten, @ise., uberuommen.
Reb. 6. u |erpsbF, btsber yfarrer In
9ubfon, 1T nun @eeljorser Der 0emeinte
5eneea, Grawfprp So, Bisc.
sSSn Miluaufee e1tbeilte Der bp1wtroi9ee
8ilAof S. M. Semi am Is. ;. in Der ct.
Jraueiscu8 &irGe pier NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bic nteteren @siben. D,sle Sratres: 8ili'
anus, 9ieronpmus, 2uscpieus uho &u9u-
ftnus erbielten I'm Gsrlaufe bieier @ode
bic b6beren +, Wsiben. Sn berielbenSir1e
ruroe an ben orei YFhsftasen bic stsr;is>
finbise @noa9t sebalten.
@ajbtnston, .. s. am eraen Mat
tpurbe I'M &lofer Don Der 9etmlu4un9 au
Georgetown, .. s. bic @attin bes Gr.Vrd>
~Ipentsn 8Yler neblt tbrer 9o6ter uno @rpb>
to4ter pom bo9w. P. Garlp, s. J.. eetauft
unb tn bic tatbolif&e STRIDE auf3enpmmen.
Die Berwantti9aft bes perRorbeneu g..
prdTbentsn Spler If u fatboli(b. ba bic
hbrteeu @lteoer Der Tamtlte l2on frIter
In bic 81. Stride a%ufeenou1men wurben.
@etr ptele ansefebene Yrotefanten wobnten
Der 6eterlidfeit bet.
Der frabere prebiser Or. Curtis an Der
protefantiiAen ST.. Galearp Stride tn Bal
tiu'pre 1T tn England fatbolii9 qewprben.
3u @egnoloa Station, Snbtana. tiarb
far3ltd &ep. Mc Nabon. Derietbe mar
Dor etntsen Sabren, ais bic Senior ben Gin.
fan In CANADA. 9~esenaber pom Buffalo,
n1a&ten, na9 Der "@6la9t BET @ibeswap,"
100 Ct ben 8erwunoeten uno @terbenben BET
fanb, obne Wafen bennoa nit Seniern &C..
fanssn senonamen unb gum Tobe perurtbeilt
tpcroen. Das Xcbesurtbei1 purbe ietoh
r%pieerrufen unD er mebrere Sabre In &C.
fanseuihaft nsbalten, poburb feline Sc,
funpbeit ,eztort wurre. Mls gater SIC
Mubon Dem Iooe nabe uar, srbielt er feline
Tretla6une. aber NIT Der Treibeit fonnten
bic eanapiiAen Bet6roen ism bic ,erru!tsts
@e(uncbeit ni1t pieoer seben. 4. l. P.
Der adsisfe 0ebartstag Etn5 TX. (l3
Wai) wurDe in mebreren Di6ceien bieies
Qanbes feflth %beaansen 70 IN Nen yorf,
ct. Qouts urb gang ~helcneerS in Baltimore.
M6se Der 9cbeprieRer Der tattoli(Aen STRIDE
fetne nddRe @sburtstassfeier in uo1tomme,
ner Sret9ett btsebsn fonnen! -
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CINDERELLA.
BY ESTHER sERLE KENNETH.

|
Why her papa had married Mrs.
Granville, Maurice Lacy never could
tell. She was not even an old country
woman, she was sharp, driving,
sour Yankee. so Maurice said.
The Lacy's were Irish. Maurice
herself had been born In Dublin, blt
coming to America when only a year
odd, and being well educated both by
the instruction Of her father and By
private teachers, she was Irish onlyIy
parentage and the character of her
blooming beauty. At seventeen she
was very pretty, with loose brown hair
curling about her white neck, star
bright eyes, a wild rose glow upon her
cheeks and most charming, highbred
air.
Her mamma had died when she
was fifteen, and from that time Mau-
rice, who lad domestic tastes, became
housekeeper at OgIetilorpe. For two
years there was much comfort. and
then, 10 Maufice's unspeakabIe dig
may, her father married Ers. Gran
vile d, woman whom she had never
heard of.
Mrs. Granville arrived with her two
daughters, Madge and Gloria, dashing
girls Of twenty and twenty-five. The
reason which Mr.. ] acy assigned to
Maurice for taking a wife was flDat she
was growing staid beyond her years ;
that Mrs. Granville was good lioUse-
keeper, and the companionship OF the
two girls would be an advantage.
Maurice was petite and gentle, and
Gloria and Madge looked on her as
nothing but child, whom 1t was not
worth their while to notice, and az for
their mother, she made q feint Of as-
snmlng the housekeeping took charge
of the keys for B week but left tie \
burden of tele care with Maurice. In
Iced, she made matters much harder
or her, saying that a family Of four !
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The Louisville Ledge gives the fo.-
lowing specimen ofs Kentucky con-
versa;ion ''nello, dar. what YOU AK
for dat Old blind mnIc, hey" well.
dunno; guess mout take thirty
five dollars" IN give you five. .
well, you may have i'm; won't
stand on thirty d6ilars-m Il mule
trade
Asa flshioaably dressed Young Ia
dy Easscd some gentleman, the other
day, one ofthem raised his hat. where
upon another. struck by the fine ap-
pcarence of the lady. made some i'll
quirics cone;lning her and was an
swcrcd thug: "Sle makes u pretty
ornament in her fathers house, hut
otherwise Is ofno ne"
Willie recently engaged in splitting
wood Jones struck d false blow, caus-
ing the stick to fly up. 1t struck him
on the jaw, and Knocked out q front
tooth. "Ay," said Bill, meeting him
soon after, you've had dental oper-
alton performed. | sce.' Yes" re-
piled the sufferer, "ax-i-tlental."
Why is the earth like Il black
board Z" Because the children of men
multiply upon the face Of it.
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He went away at last. avid Maurice
kept cut Of her furious relatives way
until evening.
Then she went down into the draw
ing room to see him alone, and he read
10 her letter sent ia him tn Europe
from the dying hand other dear Num-
ma. expressing the wish tlat lie would
marry The little orpllaa daughter. And
to Malnice's delight. Prince Malbom1le
put hi<arm around her and added:
"And love You, my child; win
you be my wites"
And 50 she mlrriM The Prince and
weht TO live III his castle.
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