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4 TTORNEis AND ocUNsELors ArIAw.
~ ttlbe on EishtA-strtet. Maui:o voc
Wisconsin. Collection promptly attended
10. li-25-iy
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GEE AT RRIT AIN

LospYN, Oct. lS.-John Bright was to.
day re-elscieI Member Of Parliament wl,b
out opposition.
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FRED. sIFzH6ETR,

herns = KINDA o. MAat-. tuslee. Hrns Irli
r't.. Wuici ha IL sell AZ tse low e-t ptrces ~
Eu nutE sd Kin - ~flt puirtgsr,. Any O. 2
wing ca tl- h"-s or sheen 10 sell NtII csn on mo
receive the az I"sf lrfrss. II II "
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PROSATE MA<ITo voc COUN Y COURT
| In tie Mate o.tDe E.t-te ol Adam nlpp. De.
{ .sasd.
Nottce . he.ety Civ n that virtue and IN puFtu
suee ~ ut Lic. "a d in ga matter, un
he 5 dsy e Urtrtr. \. d i.13. 10y thr SauU'y
Out OF - to4I ~ the nnde' en' Ios"rh tusT-
Tlue GIS he Tot hr I. Il sd d -crs -, " III,
on NO.Id. } tIr : g d " 4 oV"mh -. iti3 IA
- 10 ia u; ssi ! y. at hs Ufn:s uf be
County J ..g- n tc LI;y ui an ~. 10 TO Il
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,rl rDi h stf af 'hr rOlfh Tu- ~ uI tie
10 nth, qna ter II sec ion umrer ci'v.n uJ Il
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u Mani ~3c st-;r 81 Nls.t.n. IBs ,Ad 4, d =" -
be Ia ct g. tlt div d svrf ct ui
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lte Z sal q ,sh. lIsrih usJrt "a, tiNr
,y'ci a. H4r;swye. tn G. y d.' sf &c ODE. ls,5
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use; and every family should have them on hand
for their protection and relief, when required
Long experience has proved them TO be the SAT-
est, surest, and best Of all the Pills with which
the market abounds. By their occasional use,
the blood is purified, the corruptions of the sys
tenn expelled, distractions removed, and the
whole machinery of life restored to its healthy
activity. Internal organs which become clopged
and sluggish are cleanscd by AYcr's Pius, and
stimulated into action. Thus ncipient disease
J, changed into health, the value OF which change,
when reckoned on the vast multitudes who enjoy
il, can hardly be computed. Their sugar coating
makes them pleasant to take, and preserves their
virtues unimpaired for any length OF time, SO
that they are ever fresh, and perfectly reliable.
Although searching, they are mild, and operate
without disturbance to the constitution, Oh diet or
occupation.
Full directions are given on the wrapper to
each box. how TO use them as Family Physic,
and for the following complaints, which these
For Dy.psp.i.. or Indige.iion, Li.tIc.s.
ness. LanguOr and Loss of Appetite. they
should be taken moderately to stimulate the ston-
ach, and restore its healthy tone and action.
For Liver Complaint and Its various symp-
ache. Jaundice or Green Sickness, Bil.
ton, Collie and Bilious Fevers, they should
be judciously taken for each case, 10 correct the
diseased action or remove the Instructions which
cause IL.
For Dysentery or Diarrhoea, but one
mild dose ia generally required.
For Rheumat tisns. GOUt, Gravel. Fel.
PifntiOn of the Heart. Pain in the
bidr. Back and Loins, they should be contin.
CoNsiy a. W tiStd-tu
action of the system. With such change those
complaints disappear.
For Drop.y and DroPsical SwelIing,,
they should be taken in large and frequent dosss
20 produce the effect of drastic purge.
For Suppression, large dose should be
taken, as il produces the desired effect By sym.
pathy-
As Dinner Pin. take one two PiHs to
promote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels, restores the appetite, and invigorates the
system. Hence it is often advantageous where
no serious arrangement exists. One who feels
tolerabiy well, often finds that dose of these
Pills makes him feel decidedly better, from their
cleansing and renovating effect on the digestive
apparatus.
PREPARED BY
Dr.. J. C. AVER & CO., Practical Chensists,
LOWELL, MASS, Z. s. Il.
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ptal"r N S'0Nes: also Nsrn' '.riurcr o. TIN >n-.t
Ton &nd tUucer wGrc. Al < at~ OF req i,Ir. !oHe
Eisnt!-si-. bstween iurE And ,fao, Mani. zoe
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A. W iams 4 j. e. nj ~. PruIri tors cur E;e' IN
IN Far Siin ste Nan,foT nc Wisconsin b.,
CO. ".oi-'iyn or tae ;rAv,.r e pu he - lie
Rooms arh-d. i--7
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For the relief and
cure of all derange
ments in the stom-
ach, liver, and bow.
els. They are a mild
aperient, and an
excellent purgauve.
Being purely vege-
table, they contain
no mercury or mine
raj whatever. Much
serious sickness and
suffering is prevent
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FOREIGN NEWS.

The French Republicans Preparing
for the COntest.-Emperor Villa m
and Prince Bismarck ia Imports a Mt
COnsuttasbO i.-Troubse Among the
Spanish hebeIs.-One insur r.cas Yes
sci Sinks Another.
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UNION EEaEsE.
EtkGAE and AShq

ComTerci4!-st bet = cen Z rt t. and NM Mini.
towo.. Mics NJ iaEon. Fro- rietur B.st con.
IN rsii u Tor I le traveEn cubic Uer.s RI a m
anu satlsi iCtinn guaranteed, /, "a =
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IN PROBATE, MANIrowoO COUNTY

L tpt II !
Ia tue = = 81 ils essa.s CT Joan DISsou do
Ce 50.
U r5aj.n. Al! Ill TO Drti'Ion ui n r-fet
y - Il -sh I - :inru ui V-rsUna e>tIts
tEt y ..sr Il RI, and "a a.s1J-ta Il
trrrsC -. Iut o. IL - oIt=taudi j
i Ils- se ., LuI Il -ssyt1siJu sii tIc 20
{. = q Nida. -Iil uI-c 'asoI d,eI sels, AMI lie
Z L lstU 81 AL value o he res le't.yo y It.uIs
{ .; 4HJ % N thsL / &c 90 70 Icr rapt sd
- =, Z ru,isl e .ae.E CIat o tie ( 4 q
tie L"~,ita~. - K. sc IUE = 10
tr.S ~ ~ sg>. = easL . PyEgIu- -
al, h~ .sfrUs ! Il .i- j. not >uiI-I prr-Uui
!. "a, &c a.0.s ssIt Mar. ., Dawson aG-
Ills tat!I 2 "a su4 dsuk.. .tl ttl s neces-
sirt N uFt-E le pay s.uie .iG sIyyurt The
n.lLoF II! -r'a -&lI recs4S' i - ss4i s4Ii
estate: q ls q c'Gftr- oFGere tu,.- All
t-rr-,td J. IL t-t-ts ayyr'r o-e 70 ia igs
i'ls Court. "U Gsu4ay he 2j.u LI- - U-ivI-r l.
u: lst3 l y. -'tJ "a 4. III. l'6a@ ca, Ot
A,Ii. ~ .C i'll sla cvuu,.. theu tU. there - UN
cause q tns lee ~ wuy meas o4ll NO. Se
A.! II = iUrlner oruCr,d. tuat COPY oil THIS
rr.ter sia.' uHbII,ra tur tour succesSITe Ne5ks
fttor = SAID U4' ~ helilaE, IN t"e Manii Q Noc
piLor = V Crk!N ntaapAl er lIla eI st h4u!-S &C
n ard -OGEtv.
kud perso.,ly se.vea or a. scra T.. iuts!s tsi 10
D.. s-Sue. s,cIaE Ia - CIuutE ~ l.-si bGr.
Dc Oi
By The c. Art.
D tel al Monlto"uc, tie - day OF Sogtntsf
y. ieIa
". ". WALDO, Couu:, judge.
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Bristol Clothes Washer

Patented Nov. I6, 1869.
The only machine in the world that
washes flannels and woolens without full
ing. II is simple; has but two rollers;
cannot possibly get out of order and fits
into any tub. Clothes cannot become en-
tangled, and it will wash bed-quilt or
wristband perfectly. 1t is noiseless, and
does not wear or tear the clothes.
Sells at the Low Price Of $3.50.
A child can work it easily. II washes
four Shirts at once. Also Skirts, Collars,
and Wristbands clean. 1t is the favorite
everywhere All who see this machine in
operation exclaim
joy to tie World! Relief has cons!!
Everybody buying is satisfied with the
Bristol Washer.
If not for sale in your place, send u
$3.50 and we will send you Washer by
express, or, if you prefer, will send one
COD.
Agents wanted everywhere. For terms
and illustrated circular address
BRISTOL WASHER Co.,
33 S. Water St., Chicago.
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NDsrlawIs,.EnyrgoT-Sr

FranS IN s.. NaLECWuC, NJ Eg,scn ole
FRO brietof, fhe large Irck a.Gi,i5r rrcerrlg
.uI nas uesn iurr .shet IA excellent ss e uIa ~
- one 81 tie ia'-saL mi most COMJiets lot-., ~
AanItO &C. 4 soUI : able i xeu: m ropn.,I, .
visa 'ia nou,e, where stock VIII Dc ws,i urrvli,d
Tor, - 81 d,
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Anig RoHERE

Adam Rohrr,~ E!lcS-lgi..t d WsG. a-n,aSar
mop on tue D-neI oI . a..TI AM Y-tk >is
N''th SIDE, VI ultUV0C. S-s al LID.
,iur "c:S j. g"oi aut ,,s v.p =. a.y vt,e c.t.g
IsIIntl. ~ " Ctl. ID %
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Whn.esile and Ret u J-a er IN Has. C.,= Fms,
E'o'-s MITES. ltr1Hs et',- I,rn-st., hei rem
Z - "a ana Ninth. hanJ woe 12t4rI
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JSSE.5I SSVE.S,

Dealer ~ al kIrgs o. Sl,yt. an Hrriasra zrG
h#ru ac'ursT Cooger. IN an S,'e ,'-Iraa Iyars
EiS th--t-. ) auth si:s. the Brii.e. Har'to
voc Ia4;I =
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Conner 0f Y .,fl rt - : >t-cr.t Ian, D,i.n-
'r' ~. "tor T"r0 o. = nov MOUSE - wa. s -
m It a -:r 'erp -.rr'n - arts o8F -. D..
. also e't |. G rree'ron N'tI tsNr.s- 7al
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Ny motto is, cash SALES
hrH SMALLTECFlTS."
Please Remember 7 Will
not be CuG i2-ij
W. " WALDO, County Ju 20
r NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COUNTY
CAER

COURT.
n tae r.uJter OF she es ate OF CIris: gpa- RoD
in-.n, dec -asst
0 re .dIu- and fin. tls petition CT Cns r'es
LIIn7, as adr rlstra or de b, rus non UUpn .+
cs't le - I'd GeCfs~st. setting 'crtn the aIaOu7t
az 9ersoual estate stTt ar~ come 20 as Ean lS-ni
tie G>9'slt"n taer.p - ne ;4l,Gutt OF debts out
an lns ~ US s:l deceased, and de- cri tInn ai
all t,r real estate - Ica -sI died
s~lso, an t'ie condition and ystue OF tue respect
hst port lons thereof; and IrayIng taal Hceuse he
'c I'm granted 10 sell the south iIif ~ tie n,rt4
Pa- cutrer ana tue e,-t lali al tie nuItI west
quar- 3t o. stc-iOG zig teen ts If town shIu eIth
Gel ~ o. range NV Hty"ae t2B east iau.ts
T. liHV "a Il Beng StRI's - tine CSI.tS Cl Iauitu
."c - IL al Wi-c-E~ir, ana IL pJs -IInE by 40
geiliIon. tnI ete Is sufficient yeESo.ai stale
IN '.e lands e. sald Ad ,Ini- traitor 20 ray .alt
dtBt, ana tllt t l. IeceS- ~ II OrlGr t. Dty
SAM tD~e The w.lnis - ID real f-tIIr: II Is
tAvr - o de g q psTsoI. -tcr,st / ID
axe bot I aet1re t..c j IL D. t.urE. on
Aond y tie 2ith ia OF rmher \. b. Is 3 at 10
clock 81. at the OH, e OF lie cunt, lII.e IN
the CT, "f hanrtOvCc III said c, Gnt.. tnc-, al
t,rc to sLO cause Qi aHy tiere BE- WY license
"uia rot us -ra.lseJ SaIt Charles ugii '.s adj
h'Il.i~tr Ter de r1s no. uuon he estate uif de
er OF ga Eet.tfoi
An J. - urt. eli Oritrc . t..t a 500. OF this or
der sl.Ili - .Gyis.el Tor car SIC e.sIvc q cskS
irIor sa5O dny o. le4rlaI tLe Sanr;os,uc
1T al H. .HIcr estei sud y-talr rc-i,lIIG
~e'G cont II east fourteen u JVig-e ~ay
o. hcsrIEG. b, lie court
hztrd At ha"Ito{,Uc ne l3-1 dav ~ october y
lSE. -li ". S. WALDo caEIty JGt-e.
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GREAT ussAIilsa :eEa,si3
The Prepared,

! icuii form o. SiInors Lvr Regulator. con.
IA ~ ii I's wonde..Il and valuable .Toye. ties.
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Proiessnr OF Mus ,slcwi give Lessons n VacI an,
INST u -.eridl Ms he cIty % HArituXor an 4
No b,Ne'S. es'eence ca Ell. It's. ne a. (. c
oprt Hugs-, - A., -
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Ga AS. Il. WINTOS.
g. BtE2sNG,

NeteriHar" SuE-en, Gu es Ring Zones Sou,sn,
sex etc &C. All cures war; anted, or no c lar.
q sls. O3ice II his .,y-r stable Gu eayept II
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Legal Notices.
lGs rdiaP sale |

fGr rdia1 sale
NPR BATE, MANI iuW COUNTY c iCRT
Il tie aatteI oi the E-tlts ct Anus S1rer
Deceased.
No,ict il nerea9 6 Tan, taat bv virtue and u
purSuH me- o. or.!-r O = eDss fas ls in sal !
& at--, on toe IS h dcy o. Sept-m N \ D 1873.
oE IIe CoUpr Court u SAT- nat, UnCr;.
signed ia c >oler Euari'Ss o. TIE Miner heirs o.
\ rs op. er deceased, V ll, oH Mon aT tre S x a
as of trroDer 4 D. 1873, u, ten o'c oes In .
.'eHoon OF salJ Ga, ~ tBt o.lce OF tue CbuutY
Jia c, in the IT. 81 Ia it0WoC, In salC Coun Y.
cisr ipr >a.s NJ CUB Ic yeujue. the % iowIut $.
fhei ianGS. t.. II; rGe "a u the I. o, tie
- 4 o Sec. 81 Town 10 Ran n IN M-llo &C
Z uHls, Stlts Il ". oCs.E.
TIE terms 81 sale Casa or re son;b e tire With
II GtSI-s -scuJiy.
JAMES FER. Gusr iar,
Duet At Aanitowoc, tie Is .ay oi soetsEoer
4, II. 1878
.,s.,csa aals n2s;pprsd DC 70. /. 1873.
V. ". Waldo,
7oJ.2s Cauny Judge,
T "a aeeve SAT- fartLer postpo,ed % O.. S7.h 1873
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J. Z. PHEECEHARD. "a, H.,


thf 'cian. Sn econ. aad AccnL lsur 0Nce en-
g * over bdcun'S Drus stora. OFsc. O en- .t al
-ours Cad 6" tie tountrs pIoArt.v attended
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UyGf.eSNS HOUSE.

Now Mr'HneI >'"rg-Ir ~ = D.ck P-Tlrps
COrn-r 7 IA an! y Mt Sl.ent. T77:
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ONE DOLLAR BOTTLES.
T.CkUTE1H.xI

The Powders tprice IS be.cre 81 90 rer packs
sent uy mal! IGi
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Rnr n, powers or prsrared simmons 1iver
gc u't.r UuiesE IN CCr engraved Rrarrrr. Nlti
Irsd1 marx, ejau!.l and Signature uuDrok-n Soue
atIs. .s Genuine
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nenust. uBc= in oAer.RII's new bHiG!a- Or
eHtltst-. Man,tow c. Particular att-gi!rr.
yvsa 10 al TIE different branches OF the pu!t.S.
ron. ant AL SOCK warranted. Ieetl sxtrfcteI I
VIII Ont pain, - q,
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PEOPLES REfcsMTlcKEr

For Governor.
WM. r. TAYLOR, Of Dane.
For 1t. Governor,
CHARLES d. PARKER, Of ct. Croix
For Secretary Of State.
PETER DOYLE,of Crawford
For Attorney General,
A. Scott SLOAN, Of Dodge
For State Treasurer
FERDINAND KUHN, Of Milwaukee.
For Supt Public Instruction
EDWARD SEARING. Of Rock.
For Com. Of migration.
MARTIN j. ARGARD, Of Chippewa.
COUNTY TICKET.
For Co. Superintendent Of Schools
MICHAEL kIRWAN.
For Clerk of the Circuit Cour.
ADOLPE PIENING.
For Member Of Assembly
FIRST DISTRICT
UCN G X. ZORN.
aECOSD DISTRICT
b. ). LORlGAN.
TuiEn DISTRICT
HON. JOS. RANhIN-
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80 'Hl ns''a' 'iie'Hi'ass sstsa4
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-'7''"'' NUMBER r

-
ly you have altered 2b5w beautiful VOC
have growuipsi daids zeso:ng - 7sf
fMr. Elton psea his G7rzH ,tsls7.,
'tGall me Phil, plea ;, as you did vhsn,
you more i than pobly, periled Jour own,
life. for nine -.
IT. she stammered and blashod,
Il but came back to the yillsge to be-Afi
My wife, darling va asls % RoIis.
The naples aud the little birds .hssr3
words that we MAY, not, but the faces Of
each became glorifed, and when few
months later the village church beifs
chimed Joyous peal, no one would
have called the'bride, Madge Skinner, ,
plain, but aSquesnly woman. iw ,saissz
The sickness through which she had
passed had removed every cloud from
her complexion, and her skin Was now
fair and complexion as pure and blush.
ing us June roses The hair, too, which !
has! fallen of, hal reappcared, ossofs
chestnut brown, and the goodness, truth
aud love that were stamped upon heF,
face gave glory that the features eenld
not dissipate. go
o. the loves Of Phil Elton, none conld
question which was the true and shcavea
born' one, and sweet Kittis MouitoR
glanced at tho groomsman, (herselfrthey
bridesnaiD and prayed he migh. b, e,
NOBLE as her half brother, when he
should claim her rs his own, and that
she might make as good anI noble
wife as Madge. ai y3ssbaei go4ass
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Nan and Wife.


Thomas Jefferson wrote tho folloaing
excellent advice. There is mu:h nataro
and good sense in it:
Harmony in the hlnan state IS the
FIRST to be aimed at. Nsthins cas pre-
serve affections uninterrupted but FRA
resolution each to csnsidsrthei love og
others of mqse value thin any object
whatever on which a wish hal. beon
fixed. How light, in. fact, is tho sacri-
fec of any othtr wish when weighei
against the affections Of one with whosi
We are to pass our whole lifs I n Aua
though opp nsitiou in a aiHsic insttaua=
will hardly of itself pro lacs alieuatious,
yet every one has their pouch into which
all these tile opp 'sitions are put while
that i, filing, the alienation is inseH siilSs
ly going on, 'nnd when tillsd it il CON-
Eplctc. 10 would puzzlei either to say
Why, because ipn que 'di ference OF opia-
ion has been marked enough to produce
a serious effect BY itself. But he HnIs
his affections wearied out by CONSTANT
stream Of little checks aud obstasiss.
Other sources oi!diAaonteat, very, sosa.
mon indeed, ara the littls icrsss-parpesss
of husband and wife in commeu ..conycr-
sation, disposition in either to criticiss
and question whatever the other says, .
desire always to lcmon ,trlte ali .nxSs
him feel himselfin the Wong, espssiaiIy
tiur company. Nothias is 50 g,adiug.
Much better theref,rqrif orr esmasn-
ion view athins in a light different from
what We d., to leave him in quiss
possession of his views What IS che
use Of rectifying him if the thing be
unimpmtant? Let II pass for the pre-
sent, aud wait setter m9ment aud moro
coneliasory occasion of reyiving the sub.
jcct together. It. it wonderful, hor
many persons are rendered unhappy by
inattention to these litdc rulos OF pfu-
| 'lencc" la7sH9S kASaeSd
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a young lady writing from Europe
fnds there some very odd but agreeable
things. For Instance, she says. As q
general rule, Siiters sahd saausbcr
i"maias" are mepsu In one. hotel whore
Il stopped for three. weeks the only
domestic ever saw was man. He
did everything; swept and brushed and
cleaned my salon, made ing bed, cared
for my dressing room, served NY break.
fast; and always at night aabopt 8
.o'eloek, he would enter wish eleaa
towels, open my bed as mother does
for her children, lay out my nj ght dresa
and bow himself out with d s'good night.
'nladtm,is ,lle" One becomes scsussou.
ed to edd things, andsnowi Ismaeh pre-
Ter a maniq to aswoman servant. The
young lady @ shorld be, credited vi.h
irankness and most pnquestionable
sincerity. ana
f4erR = ,se.-4 f.s.- ..- - -
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Il tell you | AIN in earnest Kitten.
and your eighteen years of wisdom can
pot claange my purpose, aud Phil El'on
ralpel IL. his turn but so loudly as to
cause hers TO given sudden start and q
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Such stalks as yours, Phil, is the
vcriestl nonsense possible aud Kiuic
Moulton (his half sister, raped upon
the table by wifi: h they were si,,iu=.
witlS her delicate fingers, as iGto give
emphasis to the idea.
Il tell you. AIN in earnest. Kitten.
and your eighteen years of wisdom can
pot clange my purpose, aud Phil Elon
aIpei ~ ahis turn but so loudly as to
cause hers TO sivc'a sudden start and a
Slight seseani - n"
Hoy you do irighten : she ex
! cl imcd, an lhen continued with q
laugh, Il trust you will never be gifted
with such power when you become a
spirit, f'r'the idea Of earthquakes would
be very mach msghifed' '7"TS' '~>
I s'Aad Il trust, to retain my c,rporsa'
firm these niany long years. Here am
six and twenty, well to do in the world
SQUAD wind and limb, as the turtles
say, and
Bound to make fool of yourself by
marrying souc fit oil II girl whose onl,
lecohlmenda'ioh is pretty face aud !.
little foot and haul
- hose Ie most certainly the pre-
requisites ialnfy iiep Of a wifl Ut
And pmdy edueatiep and courage
have nothing to do with the matter, ay,
phil?' e"f'.'HFR
s'0h i presume she will have. he,
"hareT=vns most Of you girls do
/ How ! do pity you, Ihil dear and
tears con into her sweet brown eyes, rs
'she laid 'eher hand tcnderly upon his
arm 1if 81 2Ii3Fsu',rs SJR Hfla5t-,
By Jove! Kitten, if you WASH t my
half sister I'd marry you as"I
asN OF with4ut my consent, I presume,
.'beFepGeds sswlling at his impatuouspess
thongh with the deepest Of roses upon
hcr'Ts ft cheeks, for she too had b. or
golden dreams " But as the ties Of blood
happen TO ,sf'.1hRd 80 the way of such II
begnspmmptiop, you will have to lcok
elsewhere for bride, Aud now, Phil
be honest and tell me whom you admire
the most Of an your lady friends
"'Wcll,' with as'sigli Il don't know
But what say, you, Kitten, to Belle
Fcre renson2'a Id Akd A. IL
F tMny heaven keep the man that gets
her for. "a Vile But aheieis li,tle fear
lof her Sbeeowipg yours, il you stick t,
I fyoEr text E'lpfT spos esIA .a2r
Erh8o.s She has a rfelty face, but such
Ehnids and feet ! rses'5 ssa@s hss
E9i,Aud Emma savage?' ist.a'eau
y oh now you strike nearer msy heart
for she &c, tainIy has all the other
requisites fbE 9pug. nose CT IT,
'RsEopsse,a sir, il. you, please, when
speaking of my sex
~AThs entirc' fist Of the girls Of Beach.
ton were discusssa sn' che lsame nfsnhe
buta Siihouts the slightestprospoct Of a
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20 Vermont pApsrssare boassing at ,sixsa
old fasHess iusaFrapkliai coaaty. SHE
.lpe within two miles Of qsch ether, ana
who have had twenty five wives a,noas
them. sH f'ssh
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.'d IL took'thrss 'barsolstofl swhisksy aud
ten barrels of eidsrsto satisfy thu, wants
of tho inmates Of tho AIMS house
Bridgeport, Connecticut, the past wlo.
ter, va p" Fhh
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.PHII,qisL;ToN's LOVES. .

4 Story of Farcy and Reason.
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Such stalks as yours, Phil, is the
veriest nonsense possible aud Kittic
Moulton (his half sister, raped upon
the table by wii:h they were si,,iu=
witlE her delicate fingers, as icto. give
emphasis to the idea.