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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-16
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DR.. GIBBONS DISPENSER


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~ corner CONNIE REAL, san
/ rancISCO. Private enhance Oh
Commercial street. EstaLlshtu ~
III 1894, Tor the treatment OF Seyp.
al ana seminal ~llseasc, such s,a]
Gca, eject, structure, syphilis
toms, seminal Weakness, lnIg.
etc, etc. Skin diseases OF Years I'm
ana liberated Legs, etc., suoss
trCatCu.
bii. GlNBON has the pleasuv
nouuClng that he has returLtd ,s
itlngthc principal Hospitals Of ID
ana has rtsun4tu tlaCiloe.
Inc Doctor has spared ntltle.ln.I
money III seeking out Z rtne4le |
has returned With Increased laulai
the alienation OF human sulelIg
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal emission is the cCnSa3
OF selI-auust. liIls SOLITARY l0, q
praNeO sexual Indulgence, Is pTadeI
the Youth OF both SEXES 10 an alRsI
limited extent, liouuclhg With "a
C rtalnty the following train Of ID
sS lhllohls, uhIesS III y! va
medical measures, VIZ Sailo" @lI
ahct, ozark Spots uhutr Inc e!ts,F-
the Atau, ringing III the ear, lCsi
the ru>tlIhS oil ltaNes or ralllllsa1
los, uhtasiiltss au"'i ihe HOLLIS N'41
OF the limits. confused NlslUl, uluLg(
tellect, loss OF confidence, dlildtltll
preaching strangers a ul>ilhe NJ
,.NN d. ~ =. NJ ,S q 4. 81 Ms QNt1
Ne" APPROPRIATENESS, "'si oS"V'"1
society, loss OF III il'or., l4NlH,@l
clous t!ulliohs ab'ut Il laN' u
husIlts, lulfcd tongue. IoIu u
coughs, consumption, night sNtah1
nCnIdnla, ana lltquthlll l~lsahNl' 4
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-16

And in accordance with law, and an
order Of the lizard of Directors, made on
the 2lst day of August. 1878. so many
sha~ts of each parcel of such stock as
nay De necessary, will be sold at public
auction, AT the Office of the CONF
2l1 >snsome street, San Francisco, Cali-
fornia, on MONDAY,
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miscellaneous
MONS.

u, c,urt pf the sixth Judi
ci,l District. in ana LOT '"o N"
tur,ka, state of Nevada
TtIr STATE OF NEVADA greet
- tnIuDMAS X. MCMAiioN'
IN ARE HEREBY REQtiRhD ~
ap,,ar In an action coi'iiieheVu
ynu as defendant, by Ala'ele
vrItahon as plalntlH, III "a $50
,'nnrt oil the SINth Juditlal i,Is'i.',' !.
o,I for the County oi Eurth"' ota'coi
a"un a stihe town of Eurcka. anu ar
- tn Iom,daint therein. when lsoh
IN TN, Jerk OF said Court, INN
IN Gays after the service Oh you oi '''Is
summons rNCluSlNc ol the Jay VI 81
&C., itS,rN,d in said county, or i"tiit!
dnys if served out of said c"uh.! ou' VIII
u,,",,his district, ana III all otntr cases
, ~ ny, .: iuacmeLt 10y default VIII
T.. f.krn against NOu. according 10 the
uraNtr of salu Complaint
~. .oid action is brought 10 recoNer
irdrm,ut against YOU the sara ueiei'u.
ami. that the marriage between pi"ii'II'i
ana defendant tie ulssOlNtu ana uiNoiCt
uecrtt q according 10 the s'alnte II W.
cases made ana PROVIDED ana plaliltIH
,ray. n the custody, cont!tl nc los'
as.ion ot the child. 1 hOnIaS X. NicAia-
non he adiudgtu to the rIaihtIn. he
oround on which said Judgment ala ut-
Gree are claimed l., that defendant lor
more than Two ~ Itair l"e' t"S' h"'
wilfuIy neglected TO provide Tor pam
,iytbn common n~ccessa-ies Of life, nav
inrthc aGlnty so TO DO, and wien such
nari,ct was not the result Of poverty on
thu part Of said defendant, when ne
could rot avoid by ordinary industry
And upon the further ground IF cruel ana
inbu,tau treatment, as is more fully set
tori IN h Complaint on tile herein.
And YOU are hereby notified that IL YOU
fail TO appear and answer the said COM
llaini as above required, the sa!u plain
tin will apply 70 the Court iur the rellei
d~amandrdin said Complaint.
In Testimony Whereof, |. + H.. Harmon,
have hcrrunto set MY hand ana the
seal ot SAID Court. this -9;h day ot Sep
TENDER, ~. {. 1875.
+. II. HARMON,
Clerk District Court, Sixth judicial bis
trict, Eureka County, NeNaua.
V SAM'L ELL, Deputy Clerk.
w. III. DAVENPORT. Atty. Tor Pm.
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The 18th Day of October, 1873,

At hour of II O'Clock m, of said day, to
pay said delinquent assessment, together
with C SITS OF advertising and expenses OF
the sale T.P. REACH, Secretary.
Office 217 Sansome street, "a Francis
co. California, S26-tQ
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ANNUAL rAEETINc-

s'iiE ANIMAL NETTING OF THE
- GckhoIdtrs OF the Eureka consnIi.
,I"',u NtlilhE Co pany viii To- hrId n
wards building, san frnI'ciscm - nay
MoNl)Al, the 18th day OF ttIOItW
~ ~. al II o'clock, 1t. m, forthe elrct ION
~ ~ iltts'tts II such other business as
viHfaahsitr Books will be closed on
s5o,td w y T1iVIEkSih at } p. m.
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THE BEST MANN

steam. Exhaust and a. %eusra,J,
factu. ed with care II d Miplr.@e
satisfaction. Also Mn npmanDStss.
exccut d in the II ost wei Of Nalrsl
Location oI shop cast sut NOit' 4,
near batemau. III reaio v
Co.'S
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-16
Delinquent Sale.

EUREKA MINING AND SMELT.
T. ING CONPANN...locatiu OF prin.
opal place OF business, San Francisco,
California. Location of Works Eureka
county. Nevada.
NoTICE.-There is delinquent upon the
following described stock, on account of
assessment no. y levied on the 2lst day
oI August, 1873, the several amounts set
opposite the names of the respective
Shareholders, as follows:
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MINERS UNION

THIS ASSOCIATION MEETS Fyrpx
FRIDAY EVENING, AT t,iItHn
hill, DIT o'clock, in the buildh', ID ID,
merry occupied ny 1ommT IL i"i'
Miners are requested to be presont as q"
f3tL3m
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10 RENT.

A LARGE FlRF-PROOF AND FRocr
warehouse, on Spriun 80,
norm coruor OF Spring and Cola t.
'"" Apply TO ], NJ. LOCKARG
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-16

And in accordance with law, and an
order of the beard of Directors, made on
the Both day OF August, 1873, SO many
shares of e'.ch pare. / of such stock as
may e necessary viii be sOld at public
auction. at the Office of the Company,
No. 45> California street, san Francisco,
IN NI,\IlAN tina
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-16
9th Day of October. 1873.

27th Day of October. 1873.
At our of y o'clock, m, of said day, to
pay SAID delinquent assessment thereon,
together with costs OF advertising and
expenses of the sale.
7. +. CRONISE, Secretary.
Office 43S California street, up stairs, San
Francisco, Cal. Oll.td
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Ia, Of October. A'"'
rINsM1THAN''

N,EssRs. LOCKWOOD. Sips aS1
MI having purchased / to,sD
department. OF Moti, flshtmseINsF
ware House, announce of
Jared TO execute ali kinus"
Tin, Copper and shs''
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Aistruan,,r,
Dry Vapos Bal
Try DIR. Monroe's M.a.
por baths o, Mea,,dnqj
"ssnera,,r.
AT the Water.cure Es,.nr,
w. SFlNbs

NoRlH MAIN 81, . lr,,.
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BATHS, so CENTS.

A share of public patronage Is solicited
au22tf JAMES Nj. Al. Moody P~op'r
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au-l-tl
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1873-02-13
Senator Patterson Declines,

Senator Pattersons. of New Hamp
shire, has prudeutly and l.r 'p riy de
clincd the position of President of
the Ohio Agricultural College, to
which he was lately appointed. He
had already signiiicd his intention TO
accept. and would have done SO but
for the recent disclosures Of his
completely in the Credit Mobilier
corruption. The position in which
he now stands before the country,
as having not only held and derived
profit from Credit Mobilier stock,
but as having denied on oath that he
never held such stock or drew diyi
deuds thereon, his own receipts pro
duccd in court proving the contrary
is suclras forever TO put an end C
Senator Patterson's usefulness eth
er in Congress or rs public teach
er. Tne appointment. when made
was generally acceptable TO the peo
pie of the State. No man stood
higher in public confidence. or as NJ
educator. than Senator Patterson
The effort of portion of the Demo
cratic press 10 excite prcjudic'
against Governor Noyes on accoun
o. the unfortunate result of this ap
p1intment, is futile, misdirected ant
impertinent. The trustees, not Gov
ernor Noyes, are responsible for thu
appointment; and they had every
reason to believe that the selection
was the best that could be made
&. Leader,
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1873-02-13
A THING THAT BEATS THE
CREDIT NOBILIER.

A thing more potent for congres-
sional corruption than the Credit
Mobilier, and whose cuccess means
a vastly greater ROBBERY of the public
is now lying its plans to capture
Congress. 1t is now 4 time when the
stable ran be locked before the
horse is stolen. We mean the COM
bination of sewing machine manufac
turers, whose principal patents is
about to expire, and which is now
laying its plans to lobby thei. renew
al through Congress. Vast fortunes
have been realized in these patents,
and they have been used to make the
American people pay twice as much
for machines as the same companies
sell their machines for in England.
But not satisfied with this, the cnor-
nous profit they have made is now
combined to work through Congress
their extension. The extension oi
these patents, or of any one of the
numerous patents of auxiliary parts
with which they are ALL combined
would be so unjnstifiaDle an exten.
sion of rich monopoly that it shoe
be taken as evidence of the corrup
tlon of any member that votes for il
or becomes an attorney for it. and o
any officer of the government who
oountenances it.-Ctacinnatti Ga
! ze5te.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1873-02-13

Miss Ida Greeley, or the advisers
who put her up to obtaining the
death bed will of her father in her
own favorShas withdrawn her ac-
ton in the Surroeates Court in Cd.
position to Mr Greeley's willof 1871.
The contest had gone far enough to
bring out some unpleasant family
Developments, which the principal
contestant in this case, Mr., Greelev's
elder daughter, has at last had the
wit and grace to wish to hush rather
than excite more remark about, bv
pressing her strange suit. II is
known that the will which Mr.. Gree
ley must have drawn. if he drew it
at all, after his mind was fatally de-
ranged and which he signed in the
article eff death gave his whole prop
erty to Miss Ida Greeley, who is a
Catholic, and placed her younger
sister, Gabrielle, who is Protestant
under Ida's guardianship both as to
person, education and property
rigAts. This. it is well understood
is the clue to the unseemly contro
versy, which has now terminated
leaving the two sisters equal heirs tc
their father'e estate. and each indie
pendent of the other SO far as lega
control or authoritative dictation arr
csUicerued.-C.L Leader.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1873-02-13

Speaking of the forth coming Re
port OF the Credit Mobilier Commit
tee, the n. Y. Times gives its opin
ion as to what its character should
be, in which we heartily concur, and
reproduce it as follows:
What would be eminently desira-
ble is a report from which the coun
try could make up its mind clearly
as TO the conduct of the various gen
tlemen who have been connected
with the matter If the stock was
an improper-one for Congressmen to
hold, let the committee state that
| conclusion. and the reasons for
it. Ii there has been a corrupt in
terest on the part of the managers
of the company, or any of them, fol-
lowed by acts in the accomplishment
of that intent, that ought to be known
Ii any Congressman connived in any
way at such acts, let him be pointed
out. II any Coz gresham endeavor
ed to evade any direct or reasonable
requirement Of his position, let him
be named and his course described
If any Congressman has involved his
conduct in suspicion by contradl-
ttion, preyarication, or falsehood il
his testimony, the public is eatitlef
to have his case, also, candidlv cx-
planned.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1873-02-13

of the Convention shall be entitled
to the same compensation and mile
age for their services as is allowed
bv law to members of the General
Assembly, to be paid out of the
State Treasury on the warrant of the
Auditor of State; provided, an addi
tional allowance may oe made to the
official reporters of the Convention i!
deemed proper. And no warrant
shall issue on the State Treasury for
such compensation, or for money
for uses of the Convention, except
on the order of the convention and
the certificate of the President there
Of
SEC. 10. This act shall take effect
on its passage.
N. III VANVooRHEs,
Spealses of the House OF Representa-,
tives,
ALLAN L. BRINsMADE.
President pro tenn. of the Senate
Passed Jan. ii, 1873.
OFFICE OF SEC. OF STATE.l
Columbus o., Jan. 10, 1873.
Hereby certify that the forego
ing general law is correctly COPIED
from the original roll on file in thi'
oilice.
A. T. WIKoFF. Sec of State.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1873-02-13
In the Senate. on the 5th inst.sen.

In the Senate, on the 9th inst.Sen-
ator Sherman's Finance Bill was de-
feated by vote of 80 to 81. In
speaking of the provisions of the
bill, the New York Times remark
ed:
"Whether the portion ofthe meas
ure directly relaling to specie pay
ments succeed or fail, the provisions
securing free-banking are right in
their aim, aud should be promptly
passed"
On the fourth page will be found
extracts from his recent speech, in
support OF the bill. Although it has
received a temporary defeat, all will
acknowledge that the Senator sup
ported his measure with marked
ability. His patriotism and integri-
ty are never questioned, and his
name has not even been mentioned
in connection with the Credit Mo-
bilier' scandal, in which so man,
men of prominence are so unpleas
antly inyolved.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1873-02-13

We believe there is q general nc
quiesceEce in the propriety of sus-
pension of opinion as regards the al
legged connection Mr.. ColfaX had with
the Credit Mobilier. until that gentle
man shall have time and opportunity
to vindicate himself, AS VIC have
before said, the matter has assumed
greater proportions than its real size
warrants. We do not believe Mr..
Patterson, or Mr.. Brooks, or Mr..
Bingham, or Mr.. Kelley, or Mr.
Garfield, or Mr. ColfaX could be
bought. or that any improper motive
q taated them in any e2nnection,
direct or indirect, positive or implied
with the Credit Mobilier. We be-
lIeve the gentlemen whose names
have been drawn into this smudge
have been unduly sensitive about the
matter, and under dread of popular
clamor have been led into adopting
an unwise policy. but on the score OF
corruption there is no sound reason
for supposingit it to have actuated any
one of them.
In connection wiGh Mr.. Colfax' S
case We reproduce letter from him
which we find in the Pittsgurgh
Leader:
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1873-02-13

Senator Smiths bill. requiring the
County Commissioners to organise.
keep a record of all their proceed ingz
and vote by ayes and noes upon all
appropriations of money. meets with
general favor. We think there should
also be provisions made for the pub
lication of an official report Of their
proceedings. The same should be
The case with Township Trustees,
where a newspaper is published in
the township. These bodies Of
ten eSpend large sums of money,
aud the people have right to know
who gets it. and what it is paid out
for.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1873-02-13
Death of Ex-Governor Geary

HARRIsBURGH, FEB. Sex Gov
ernor Geary returned here from New
York, last evening. apparently in
good health. About 0 o'clock this
morning, while breakfasting with
his family, in the act of helping his
little son, his head suddenly fell
back, and before his wife could get
to his side, or before medical aid
could be summoned, he was dead. L.
is supposed heart disease or appo-
plexy was the cause. The citizens
are greatly excited, and much sor-
low is expressed.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1873-02-13

Our friend B Waddel, Esq. SHIPPED
a lot Of hogs last week, ana Thurs.
day night part of the train contain
ing his hogs was thrown from tho
track of the A. & G.. W. r. R.. 6
short distance beyond Mansfield and
fortyseven of Mr.. WaddeFs hogs
were killed. Ofcourse the company
will have to pay the bill. Marion
Llaepende0t.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1873-02-13

Senator Pomeroy sent word to the
Senate on Wednesday that he re
celved such severe injuries by 8
railroad smashup at Crestline that he
would be unable to leave his room
for some days. The smashnp that
hurt Pomeroy took place much far
ther west than Crestline.-C Herald
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1873-02-13
IL ARLINGTON CITY, ID. u.
January 81, 1878,

"Dear Sir i thank you for your
kind and cordial letter of sympathy
Whatever may be testified, or who
or how many may swear differently
| not only never saw the check fos
81 200 till last Friday-buC, till thai
time, had never seen any check sign
ed by Mr.. Ames. nor have | ever re
ceived a dollar from him on accom-,
whatever.
Very truly,
SCHUYLER CoLFAx."
&C. Herald.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1873-02-13

ton could move for trial on Mon
day next. This ends for the present
the prosecution of Tweed.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1873-02-13
AfA AAA-HOw to Obt ain it!
. Slg,vJVAGENTS WA MT ED

Particulars and sample sent on rec eipt .
stamp
Ma capital necessary. Address III
DUTIoS & Co. 7Ui Rrvsd~sy, n. J. 2S-3ly
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1873-02-13
ChTARRH, CONSUMPTION & REEU-

Immediate relief and permsnent cure gu
ar,htsed in every case Particulars s-nf i-e~
.iijress. Clintpu McdieAl Institute 147 East
18Th St., n. Y. 2e-3y.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1873-02-13
5000 CERTIFICATES OF CURe

From honest Farmers. Mechanics and Merchant
some Of them the most eminent leading profess ION
aud " omen Of education aud refinement in ear
country. may be seen ~ our Office
Under date OF MARCH, %. Hon. Horace Greeley. Of
New York rrihyne, writes: u Bail, Of our city,
is a conscientious and re- ponsibc man who Is inca
pable of Intentional deception imposition
E.. ELLIS. late Mayor OF Dayton. Ohio, wrote
Us Nov 18th. 1863; have tested the Patent Ivory
Eve Cups anil 1 am satisfied they GOOD. am
pleased with them; they are the Greatest inEention
Of the age
Gates OF cures prices &c will please send your adj
dress TO Us aud we sill seni orr Treaties the
Eye, Of forty-fOur pages, free, By return mail
DR.. J. BALL & co. p o. Box s57. No. 81 Liberty
Street NEW YoKE
For the " ~orst cases of MYOrIA. or Ne AR SIGHT
I:ONESS. use our New Patent Myopie Attachments,
nppIied to the Patent IVORY EYE CUPS, has proved
a certain cure for this disease.
Send for pamphlets and certificates free. Waste
more money by adjusting huge glasses on your
kmpIoymen. for all. gents wanted for the new
Patent Improved ivory Eve cups, just introduced
in the market. The success is unparalleled by any
other article. Ali persons out OF employment or
those wishing to improve their eiIeumst ines.
living at this light AMI easy employment Hun
dreds OF agents making from So TO $50 Day
formation furnished on receipt OF twenty cen's-to
pay the cast OF printing materials and retnIn
55T No. 81 Liberty Street, NEw ioEK.
L. S.-To the readers OF the Wyando
Co Republican:
We refer People to to + F. Subcrs, Cares
| OaiO who has seen our Fatert Ivory Eye Cups
/ tried in many cases during his travels through
| Ohio. with perfect >uc te>s in restoring the Eye
| sight lie sI>a knows ahuut Mi-neai Walters
| case. lie had heen blind for three years. tole
| by his family PhySicI.u. that ne cOuld not he
| cured with tkne~> III the Dptic nerve Our
! Patent Eve Cups restored him TO perfect sights
| { .usi lcrs his cure worth thousands oil dOsls
| to him. Fog full Information.
address I. F. Suhers.
| carey Ohio
| No. LILY
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1873-02-13

CONSTITUTIONAL CONVEN.
TEON.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1873-02-13
LESS.
OLD EYES MADE NEW
Patent Improved Ivory Eye Cups,

Many OI our most cFinent ''cuIIsIs stu
dents and divines. have had their sight permanent
ly restored Tor life anil euied 81 the following dis
eases.
l. Impaired Vision; ?. Presiyopia. or Far. Sight
e,lne.S or Dimness Of Vision. commonly called
Burring: Asthenopis or Weak Eye>; Ept-
phara Running or watery Eyes; s. Sore Eyes
Specially treated with the Eye Cups--eure guarsn-
teefl: Weakness Of the Retina. or Optic Nerve
I. Ophthalmia, or Inflammation OF the Eye ana I'll
apaendares or imperfect vision from the eh ct Of
Infammafinn: 8. Pfotnphoha. or Intollerance Of
Light o Over-W orkesi Epes: 20. NydeSopir-mov-
ing ~pecss or floating bodies before the eyes: IL.
amoroSis or Obscurity Of yison L. C.taraeis, par
tial blindness: the loss Of light.
Anv one can the Ivory Eye Cups without the
aid of Doctor OF Medicine to receive immeci-
ute benciAl results and never wear sPeciacles:
II using now to lay them aside forever We guar
autce cure in every case where the directions are
f.trnr ,vrfII rcf he
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1873-01-02
Aumuruns department.

WHY HE LEFr-Mr. Dickson, a colored
barber in one of our New England towns
was shaving one of his customers, respecta
BILE citizen, one morning, when conversation
occurred between the two, respecting Mr.
Dicksons former connection with the colored
church in that place:
81 believe you are connected with the
church in Elm street, Mr.. Dickson" d" said the
customer.
mo, sab, not at ALL"
"Why, are you not a member of the Afri'
can church,"
"Not dis year, sah.''
"Why did you leave that communion, Mr..
Dickson, if may be permitted to ask?"
"Why, tell you, sab, said Mr.. Dickson,
stropping a concave razor on the palm of his
hand. "It was jess like dis jined that
church in good faith. I glib ten dollars to-
ward the stated preachin' OBJ degospel de fust
year, and de people call me Brudder Dickson.
De second year my business was not berry
good, and only glib FIVE dollars. Dat year
de church people call me Mr.. Dickson. Dis
razor hurt you, sah?'
"No, sir, it goes tolerably we'll"
"Well, sab, de third year feel berry poor
sickness in my family ly-and I glib nothing for
preachin'. Well, sab, after dat, dey call me
old Nigger Dickson an left 'em.''
So saying Mr.. Dickson brushed his custom
ers hair, who was we'll satisfied with the
reason why Mr.. Dickson left the church.
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