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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-03-22

A Washington correspondent styles
Colfax ga fox in an ass's skim" The
skin is an ASS certainly; but we never
suspected that there was any other sort
of an animal in it.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Congregational.-Rev f. Southworth, Ser
Vices each Sabbath ut half past ten a. m and 1870
p. N. Sabbath School Immediately after morning
service. Prayer meeting each Wednesday evening
at early candle light.
Psws Free. Citizens and strangers invited.
Episcopal, Grace Church-Reetor, Rev. J.
NcCOrMac. Services every Sunday A. 1880 ..
u. and 1880 p. m. Sunday School after .. IN. SER
vice. Seats all free. Strangers and the Public, cor
daily invited.
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This Mower has given unbounled salts
faction in the west for the three years past
1t is the simplest mower in use, has less
pieces than any other mower, is all iron
and steel, will work on the toughest Of sur
face. The knife plays with ease at any
angle Of the cutter bar. Be sure and see
one before buying mower.
Il also control the .VceaC
Yorker Reaper and .lEOsCe1'
and the Ltttle Champion.
Reaper eCtth jOinted bar
FOR s1e0SCt1sg attachment.
s. L. SHELDON, Madison, Wis
]. F. HUGHss, Agent, Cresco Iowa. 10
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DV'.N.4EeRE.4GE.

HAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN from
the effects of Errors and Abuses in early
life. Manhood restored. Nervous debility
cared. Impediments to Marriage removed
New method Of treatment. New and re.
markahlc remedies. books and Circulars
sent free, in sealed envelopes.
Address, H"vARD ASSOCIATION, No.
South Nfneh ST.; Philadelphia, Pa
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Mrs. John Allison has been confined
to the house of Rev. E. Southworth of
this place, for few days. Her disease
is small pox. Such excellent care has
been taken of it that no danger is felt
that it will spread. She is recovering.
The case was a mild one.
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AVOID OUACKS,

A victim Of early indiscretion, causing
nervous debility, premature decay &c. have
discovered a simple means of self-cure
which he will send free to his fcllow-sutfer-
ers. J. H. REEVES, 10 Nassau ST., New
York. 44m3
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New styles Spring Caps at
KIpp's.

You've AMERICA comes to us as fresh
as the Spring-timc. 1t is the most
sparkling and original of the juvenile
publications-just what every child needs.
81 90 per year subscription price, 81, so
with valuable premiam:
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The Lady's Friend for March came
too late to be pleasant, but none had
lost their interest in it. Deacon &
Peterson, Phil, are it's publishers. 1t
is model of taste in selections and of
unsurpassed Typographical excellence.
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The worst coughs yield, as if by
magic, to the wonderful curative powers
OF Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
cry. 597.
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In Circuit Court tor Howard
County, Iowa.
J. W. Brigham & Co. Prfs.
AGAINST
$. L. Carey, Clara J. Carey Original
Van r. & Sophia Carey,
Ewing Bros, & Co. E H.
Cannon, Smith, Chandler Notice.
& Co., and Caroline Whit
man, Defendants.
To the Defendants Above Named
You are hereby notified that there is
now on file in the Office Of the Clerk of the
Circuit Court, in and for the County of
Howard, State Of Iowa, petition Of j. w
Brigham & Co. Plaintiffs above named,
claiming of you the sum of Eight Hundred
md twenty-three dollars and interest there
on at ten per cent. from February IL, 1871,
as the amount justly due them on the GER
tain prom ssOry note Of the defendant, S. l..
Carey. made to plaintiffs, February II,
1871, for Eight Hundred and twenty three
dollars and interest. Also the foreclosure
of certain mortgage made by s. l.. &
Clara J. Carey, and Van r. Sophia
Carey, February II, 1871, to plaintiffs, to
secure the payment Of said note. No per-
sOnal claim is made made against any OF
the above named defendants except 8. L.
Carey.
And that unless you appear thereto and
defend before noon Of the second day Of the
nextterm OF the said Cotles appointed to be
held at the Court HOUSE in Sid county
commencing on the 9Th day Of May 1872, to
which time the said cause has been con.
tinued, your default will be entered and
judgment rendered against you thereon, in
accordance with the prayer Of said petition
II. 7. REED,
2Cw4) ATTY for pl'ff
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j. r. Stewart, travelling agent and
correspondent Of the Milwaukee Sem
tinel has been in Crcsco, for few days
in the interest of that journal. He
represents a journal wide-awake in all
its departmcnts.
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MANHOOD! WoMASuoop-Who may mar
~, whs not, why, l0S pages sealed. In,ped
iments; Causes and Cure Sent 25c DR.
Whittier, GIT st. Charles St, St. LOUIS
No. 3lyl
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MRs. WHITCOMB's sYRUp.-The gIeat
soothing remedy. Price only IS cents
Gives rest to the mother and health to tn
child, Sold by Druggists. See Advertise
Aent. n46vL2y1
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MARRIAGE mountaineering work
numerous engravings. 224 pages Price so
North Eight Street, St. Louis, Mo. See
Advertisement. n46v12yl
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Nilyv a uk ee T. st. Paul IL. II.
IOWA AND MINNESOTA DIVISION.

IOWA AND MINNESOTA DIVISION.
0siag West. Going East
Day Express 1854 .. N. Day Express 3:45p p. m
Night Express l:25 a.. IN, Night Exyress 22o a. m
Freight. $500 p. m. Freight .... 1910 a. N
DACOTAH DIVISION.
CALNAR. CuARpEs CITY.
Day Express 1o:40 .. m. Day Express $40 y. m
Pay Express 4:20p. m. Day Express 6:l5 r. m
DEBORAH BRANCH.
Pase.uxer 9:l5 a. m. | Passenger 9:Ooa. m.
Passenger s:is p. M. Passenger S:oo p. M
Trains make connection on the Dako.
tab Division going both ways, also on the
DEBORAH Branch.
d. G. SHEPARD, SuPr.
8. s. MERRILL, General Manager.
L. T. WOODCOCK, Local Agent.
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w. n. Burdick has sold his Times
to VIM. White, and VIM NJ. Togo, and
it is understood promises his valedictory
next week,
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For Coughs, Bronchitis and Consumption
In its early stages, nothing equals Dr.
Pisrce's Golden Medical Discovery.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-03-22

We call attention to the card ofthe St.
Louis Medicine Co., q chartered institution;
they offer Metropolitan skill to call. 36yl
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-03-22

Some more Of those Hats 20 per cent
less than Grange prices at KIpp's.
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GREAT SAVING TO
CONSUMERS Of TEA
s.. BY GETTING UP CLUBS
The Great Atlantic & Pacific
Tea Co.

No. ia West Washington St,
CHICAGO
Are constantly receiving the choicest New
Crop Teas from China and Japan per Pacif-
ic Mail Steamships and Railroad, which
they will distribute to. their customers in all
parts of the country, in quantities to suit at
Importers Prices. and all warranted to
give perfect satisfaction or tee money and
all expenses refunded.
A club can be easily organized in almost
any locality and thereby save larg per.
centage in the cost of Tea and besides we
give the organizer Of the club a generous
complimentary package of Tea, or allow an
equivalent compensation in money on all
clubs amounting to $50 and upwards
Persons desiring to get up clubs will have a
club form and circular containing full iii.
rcctions sent them, by sending their Post
Office address, ttown, county, and state,
to US by mail. The person who first starts
Il club is sure to succeed easily because
there will he no competition, and if contin-
ued. Il profitable business can be made
Address all letters plainly and in full:
The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co.,
No. ia West Washington Street, Chicago
l2w4
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AUSTIN AND MASON CITY

Going South. Going North.
Leave Austin Els p. m. Leave Mason City 10 H. IN
Arrive Austin loo pm. Arrive Mason City 3l5 p m
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HAIR SWITCHES,
WOVE HAIR,
CURLED HAIR,
s ADA McCULLOCH.

Attended to and fixed in the best style Of
the art, by
MISS ADA McCULLOCH.
Call at the residence of Robt. McCulloeh
near the Episcopal Church, and leave your
orders. .22tf
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Detroit and Nlilyvauk &c Time
Table.

Asing East. Going West
Leave Milwaukee, Engle Leave Detroit 1000 q. m
mans dock, At 9 p. m. Arrive at Mil
every evening except wauhee 400 =. m.
Saturdays. Arrive at
Detroit t:16 p. IN. See advt. elsewhere.
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PLAIN DEALER,
E'taly, D<0rcA 22, zS72.

JOB WORK Of all kids promptly and neatly
>s>sst-d IT the Pain Dealer eficc On the most
ssassAaLls terms
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I'm Circuit Court tor Howard
County. Iowa.

w. r. MEAD, Attorney.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-07-27
NUMBER 81.

about tO send to England for tbe old lady
when hard times came and he got broke
He went into fruit. then, and after that
into milk into all sorts Of things, you
know but he got disappointed every time
till this present business fetched ont all
right, and he sent right of for the old
woman She landed here four weeks ago.
but died the very same night. II was hard.
after all his waiting and toiling for fifteen
years, to get her over at last and have her
die on his hands He-he-well. he was
disgusted. However. he laid her out, and
he and his friends sat up with her, and by
and by the memories Of her virtues soften
ed his bitterness and turned it to a tender
grief-a settled melancholy that hung about
his spirit Ike pail of many days How
ever, BY patiently striving to keep sad
Thoughts out of his mind he was finally be-
ginning t. regain some of his old-time
cheerfnlness, when Your shoe reminded
him % painfully If his poor. saint grand
mother's coffin
Mrs. T. That. you brute, Slaps his
face Ard II y,'n dare {" come hack here
again III kick y.u out again. You de-
graded old rnfiAn. Otlt Of the house with
W." Exit. leading Marx out by the ear.
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MIR. and Mrs Mark fwAin's Difheulty


A. Reported by Mr.. hTI
Mr. Y. Bsugha q PaIr 90 ROller skases
Nr. =. Objected % Nh. Y. Appeartag 81 she
RIHk ea Keller skates A Heeae.
Mr. Hold your elatter. ! tell you.
you shan't bring odium upon the family by
your disgraceful attempts to skate, sprawl
ing around with your big feet like a COW
blowing her way down hill in slippery
weather. Shows how Maybe YOU
wouldn't be 50 handy about displaying
those feet Of YOURS II You knew what occur
red when | took your shoes down to get
EN- mended.
Mrs. T-What WAS it Tell me what
it was Tell me what it was this minnie
] Just know it's one Of your lies
Mr. T. oh, don't mind; it amt of any
consequence, 60 to bed.
Mrs. T. But it is Of consequence You
have got to tell me. you Shan't aggrnvate
me in this way; won't O. t. hrd till 7
know what it was
Mr.. T.-Oh, it wasn't anything.
Mrs. Tt know better. You're Just
doing this to drive me to distraction. What
did that shoemaker say about my shoe
What did he do Quick (Bristlin. up
to him with clenched hands,
Mr.. T.-Well, if you must know. he
he-however, ut is Of no consequence.
Mrs. T.-Mr. Twain Shaking her fist
in his face
Mr.. T.-Well, he-took it and gazed on
it long time in silence, and then bust into
tears. (Show how
Mrs. T.-Why, you born fool Twain,
are you going stark, staring crazy
Mr.. The Just stood there and wept Al
if his heart would break, poor devil There.
now, let's go to bed.
Mrs. T.-BeA, you lunatic III never
close my eyes till know what that idio,
was crying about-and you won't either.
can tell you that. Come
Mr.. T.-Oh, it don I matter.
Mrs. T.-Mr. Twain. if YOU say that
again, iii make you sorry for il. What
was that numskull crying about
Mr.. T.-W-e-l-l, he, he
Mrs. T.-W-e--l, he . Out with it. DC
you want me tO-tO Twain I'll snatch
them pet ear-locks off till the side of yOuI
heads as bald as the top of my hand.
Mr.. T.-Well, he-pOOr fellow, he fair
ly dotted ON his grandmother fairly dOteC
on her. She had nursed him, you know
because his mother was % feeble, and So
well, he came to this country fifteen year
ago, and hrst he mt mp i'm the vegetable
line, and got along pretty well, and va
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think Katie is just about perfection:
Well, don't you think 30 too p asked
Charles now smiling cheerfully.
"Of course, | think she is the dearest,
the sweetest and the best this earth affords.
Will that satisfy your exacting nature II
replied William with a comic grimace.
The look and the tone were 50 ludicrous
that Charles could not resist hearty laugh.
William was glad to see him so cheerful.
He exerted himself to keep Charles from
dependency as he knew melancholy was
an enemy to health and vigor He was 80
far successful that in five days afterwards
the physician gave his sanction to their
journey.
(Tp M poNrIIrT.nA
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VOLUME VIII
The Glory Of Labor.

The brow OF labor wears = wreath
OF honor. wrought by hands Il love.
Whose flowers shall triumph over death
Aud riIen grow above
When (iOd shall call the tniirr hence
And crown him with his rrcumPemsc.
Then shall all stains uf moral sense,
All nnperfections, die.
Ana IL their place shall shine The sra'r
Of immortality
When tul make, virtues self his birdie.
And walks the path where angels might
Together walk ART purified,
Without one fear of blight.
Then NAV the eyeS murtals SET
How pure, ltow heaven like cali Ice
Mans earthly glory. and how free
Frim Wanton shame and sin
Then va may learn how brightly burn
Tine suul, great fires within
The luNIirst creatures II his hand
May ~Ork great ends tnil not 10 an
For eyerS humble at is grand
u free from sinful stain
Tue selfish monarch On his throne
" h0 calls all victories his own,
Though bought With bIo,-l, AMI cur~c. AMI gran.
let man emulate
Virtue alone hath ever shown
Dl'jnvly pure and great
RicheS. and high dee rec, and power
Stamp not the value e the man
They nIaA not live a short NeAk hour
They only mark the Ian
But labor. il II he the right.
Though humble in his esluAl sght,
Is great though It owned the might
Of crowns and wealth combined
IT, works, pure. sh III stand endure.
Long the immortal mind.
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A. Nan having cock that was much
given TO growing BY night "A well as BY
day, gave him the name of Robinson. The
Reason why Because Robinson CrusOe.
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TRUSTEES:
BKSJAHIN LOMBARD, G. L. Fort,
fERSANDO JONES, josiah LOMBARD,
) A BRIGGs
FERNANDO JONES, PkEsIDENT
3. A. BRIGGS, VICE President
GEORGE s. EDDY, Cashier.
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THE FRANKLIN BANk. Ongani1ed under special
charter granted BY the state II Illinois, 18th all
the power and privileges Bankers, have been
Induced establish . Department for SAVING, with
view Of giving Societies Institutions and individuals who
Ara desruus Of saving their money serure and con
vsnent for such q their funds are not
DeSlsd for current expenses.
Deposits Of dollar any number Of dohArs Will be
reeeived
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RECEIVE MONEY ON DEPOSIT
AND
ALLOW AN INTEREST THEREON


DrAna ~ IHnASD and ES0LASB sums u SUIT, u Al
Sterling and upward
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CHAPTER X.

William arrived at Mr.. Shirley's just as
the family were about to dine. They were
delighted to see him and gave him hearty
welcome. Having relieved himself Of the
dust Of travel, with the aid Of soap and
water and q change of clothing, he sat
down to the dinner-table, and being hun
cry and thirsty, he did ample justice to
the good things SGT before him. After
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SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Az No. lo7 West Randolph Street.
CBst~osa Ds- PlAines and JeEersOnD

PAYE INTEREST ON SMALL SUNS
- A.s. "a Iepouit 70 date Of Withdrawal ~ per cent
TNe money can bs drawn out - wanted. No
~os;es required. Hours, San to5r.A.
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oGLEsBY ON CHICAGO.

(TO BE CONTINUED.
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THE BANK OF CHICAGO.

CAPITAL & GUARANTEES, $500, 900.
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tourney sand William. He ell does not
yet know anything Of it. Will you allow
Katie t. stay with her, while / am gomez
=. We shall Ice glad To render you amy
service Poor Helen how is she r
+. think she feels little better
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oy,,Cn HOCns-Froul 10 A. n. 70 =. n, aud Wednes
~. md saturdays trOn 9 % NJ. for Savings only
~ CLARKE, President.
HAMILTON B. box, Cashier.
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IN GREEN DAVIS,
DFNT.lL SUR GFON

Offers his services to the citizens of East and
West Felicirna and ad joining parishes.
Orders lett at the Dug Store of DR.. Frank Mum.
ford will be promptly attended to.
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DR.. RADWA
Perfect Purganl|

perfectly tastclcss, c!esanI,!, y
gum, purge, regulate, pa ~. ~, ~
IN. Railways Pills. FOR ihe i INV,
the stomach, liver, bowris, ~
vous diseases, headache rSa l,i,,
indigestion, dyspepsia, D,l''v NJ.
Illumination Of the bowels pc N
ments of the lnternal NlsSs'a,, "
Il positive cure. Purc'y , ,
mercury, minerals. Or 4, ,lt, w hi
A few ,l0sts of RADWdiS.,;,il
system from all the above y IA ,'aI hi
Is cent S per Box. SOLg mnpr. II
READ" FALSE AND lA,m
stamp to RApWAi y w., s,a n
New York. Information "''
send YOU.
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The disguised d ,ns, falsely called III ed.

The disguised d, ANS, falsely called ,eti-
icnes, sold in bar-roons rs s. tnncs' and stom-
achics,' have nothing i'll common with DIX. WAL
kER's VINEGAR BlrTERs. That famous nvigoIant
does not owe its stimulating propricties to fiery and
adulterated Alcohol. hut to medicinal roots and
herds never heretofore combined The effect of
the Ritters in eases of constitutional debility,
chronic indigestion, liver complaint, and all dis
eases tending to consumption, is marvellous
that except to those who have felt or witnessed
it, the result seems incredible.
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4 GREAT m
Only 50 For gil
Or, for $780, si'"
Or. for $500, $lc"

The beautifn, and artistic lsos,
Pretty !" highly Finished I ;'
Size, iiaxl7 (ai,er Lille .sA,,.I sTa5s
viii lm sent by mail, sss' ,,i.'a's
a premium I" every - .i.nsvs1
OREaT'S MONTHLY, s Mo-
t;t,l and useful far!o' :, III M
!. Isn't She Pretty" Is "a n
splendid Parlor Plr,u l',a " the n
wortl, more than double n1IREsls|
and, together with ~. siyr
tords an opportunity ! m ns; sr d,
as may never occur a Y, ail;bI|
She i'retty" for iThOrr|
Woeins, aterJeromss tr ,~ 4
SIS, will be sent g m"1TiY III r
DEMoRESTS MONTH"; sls
of n art, N. ! large and b ss,..a
four tines the price cl W s'ot 81
brothers aud Lovers I'M, " M
DEMOREST'S NJ AGAA III 'masf
beautiful chrome: It VII, a,p VT
delight and satisfaction, t S "a
min.ler Of yn"r good t IS,ssso.I
dress ". JkNNiSGs g y the hic
New York. Copies Of m pa
Magazine Is cents eaen.
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Kidneys lslaA.lerCs

Urinary and Womb diseases
i,ropsy, Stoppagc Of Water, l,ts.
';right's Disease. Asb'lm''l'ltM'
where thrr. ay; bvica',lust ,rlws
Is thick, CLOUDY, mixed WIN w
white Oi an esg. or t,fcads hN
Is Il morbid, dark, Billions iiprL
bone .lus, deposits, and NArl y; la'
burning sensation wien p1ssI
in the small of The back and ssV
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PLANTATION SUPPLIES


Of all descriptions
.1s~ All of which viii be disposed of at n slight
advance only ahove their original COST Askinga
satisfaction.
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tsss;'etial s.,uti:sS.

What DIR. C:oak'. Wines of Tar will do {:
WEST ALEXANDRIA,. o.. Oct. 25, 1870.
l'roprie.ors Or. ,roV:a H'ae Of Tar:
GENTLEMAN: tn un,!er great obligations to YOU
for the benefit derived from DR.. Crooks Wine of
Tar And to those afflicted, wish to make it known
that had been suffering for sixteen months with
IL bronchial affection. commenced using your
medicine with but little confidence in its curative
powers. But after using the first bottle found my
health much improved, ant! after having taken six
bottles I am happy to state that am entirely cur.
ed and in the enjoy mcnt of good health
Yours, JOHN J. Cook.
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for the SgNI-WEEKLY RkpuBLlCAN.
10 Mig Pipe.

flor the SEx1-WEEKLy Rkrr#L,cAN.
10 Mig Pipe.
Cares may flock around me,
Grief assail my heart ~.
Hardship may surround me
Never to depart !:
But while thou art near me,
Balm for every i'll
Thou to scothe and cheer mo,
Life hath pleasures still.
In thy smoke. wreatls bcaming,
Pence and comfort rise,
J.nll my soul to dreaming
Spite Of lnemory.s wiles
Shedding pleaaant sweetness
Ger the feelings sad,
Chasing off the bleakness,
That would leave me mud.
Linger ever by me-,
Thou my only friend,
Who when others fly me,
DoSt thy comfort send,
So I'll laugh at SORROW,
Smile at every grief,
Since from the / borrow
Pleasure and relief.
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A teacher in a school not hun
bred miles from Augusta gave out
the word eucharist" in the spelling
exercise, and then asked one Of the
pupils to give the definition OF the
word. Fancy tho feelings of the
teacher when he asked, " Doesn't it
mean first-class euchre PLAYER ?" =