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The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-16
The @ew Billy @ppeal.
MORE OF "HoL4E 'wu.11E" APP
THE CREDIT klIOH61HR- - /,

We, whose sympaahies IRE With the.
sort of peoplde~ho depfasities are
undisguised and whose wickedness
lacks the convenient and useful cloak
wherewith pious frauds are clothed
as 9Th the habiliments of respect
ability whose weaknesses are
4 naanatsatinsyr ilsf6iantr,uazd.tHudss;
whose faults though. grievoasere pof
ssckked OF With the pale LACQUER Of
cant and clumsy Hypocrisy, do honI
,estly enjoy it when they wherhsayd
Haunted the orifame Of their 81 er1oi
morality and goodness in, our nnrel
generate Hoes ali down before th4
feet of Mammon and exhibit the
:mefAaetFatfa a8iff ,lpmapallipss ispf
their compatibility and their greed
for gold. ,Hahss.' 1o sl; instance is ex-l
preacher Harlan; the iowa Senator, ,
whose adjus5bility ste Che purposes
of oo1ruPting schemes has been SO
long suspected. Hauled up Before
the Credit Mobilier InspeotionsC Com.
mittee he IL constrained to 6disgsOfge
in the following disgraceful strain
concerning a check for SaOI 900 NhieA
he accepted as q present from the ..
p. Company ~hen he was Secretary
OF. the Interior. Says the report j
Harlan then said he Endorsed the
check and gave, it. to "a friend o HI
did not want to tell the name, but
the committee decided that he must,
and he finally said he gavethe check
to DR.. Carlton, Secretary of the
Methodist Book Concern of New
York. H. collected the money and
gave it to witness, who subsequently
gave Il TO- some friends to be used in
the Iowa election. He thought that
the Chairman of the Iowa Repubd.
can State Committee, did. not, gel
much Of It. He would try and make
q list of these he paid IL to. =
We will not insult the consclen'
tious and honest Methodists of the
country by asking the insintatine
question. IF their Church sanctions
such doings as this by an OH
Ger of its somewhat famous Book
Concern. We know that mean and
greedy men creep into all religious
denominations making convenient
cover of their sinful and plant avar'
ice out of an assumption of the con.
ventional manner of processing
Christians and the cloth which
swathes the limbs of the clergy; and
we are free to confess that when one
of these pretenders to goodness
these lucre-polluted parasites Of the
pulpit gets well stripped of his dis
guises and is compelled to come
forth and be proclaimed hypocrite
and q pretender we feel an irrepres'
sible satisfaction in the fact that one
of the meanest and most contempt'
IDLE of shams has been made to stand
where the truth-revealing light car
shine upon and expose him. - -
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+ VERY TRUE.-Our friend John Il.
says the. longer you live the more you
know-and he is right. Look out for
sssmart Alecs'' and 'scheap Johns. But
having been cheated to your satisfaction
if YOU want custom made suits from a
good responsible firm, call on j. T..
Dealy, Carson City, agent for Joseph
Figel, merchant tailor and clothier, San
Francisco. j17tf#
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~ HaSAxA LOTTERY TICKETS, $22; cou-
'poinss $1.10 eacN .kgemyOat Brooks
SegaA Fancy Goods and Stationery
StoreI Opposite the Ofmsby House, Car
son City, New. Prizes ,cashed on pre-
tsentation. Look out for counterteits.
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Take Warning !!

THE v. & II. r.. r. COMPANY ARE
Il anxious to take due precaution againS ac
cidents and loss of life resulting from running
of their trains and they take this method OF
warning Parents and Guardians against the
dangers attending the too common practice OF
Children playing about their Cars end 'locomo-
tives. Those having in charge the business OF
the Company find it impossible to rEnsu ABE
boys. WHO frequent the termini and stopping
places of the road from climbing upon, the care
and engines, and they will feel themselves
obliged to resort to more decided measures It
these annoyances are continued Recent acci-
dents, which are wholly ascribable to the care
iessness of persons jumping on and off the cars
when IN motion, should be warning enough in
themselves. H. N. YERINGToN.
asl.tf Superintendent.
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Insurance Co. of London
70 ANYoTYER FOREIGN COMPANY:

First-It was established in 1903, and IL tho
Oldest FIRE Insurance Company Represented
in the United States.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

oR5IsDY HoUsE-GEoGGE d. FRYER, PEoPRlEIoh'
D Sullivan Il Wilmington Edgerton
A Ralston W S Wood Fox
D Bindon c Laushton chamberlain NV
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VIRGINIA & TRUCKER r. 4.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS.

for RENO, connecting with Eastern and western
bound Passenger Trains of the c. P. r. 4.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-07-10
BUCKIN ANS DYE.
FOR THE WHISPERS.

As Our REMOVER la many cxata requires too
long time aud too maeh care, % restore gray
o. faded Whlskefs, W. have prepared this dye.
iu sFs PREPARATION uhiea viii quickly aud else
tualy accomplish this fesua 4 j. saHiy sp
pied aud produces i color Rhich viii neithsr
rub nos waEh IT. Sold BY aB Druggists Pncr
INy Cauir.
Aaaaheufed IS h. J. HALL 8 co.
zTeaWlpsl NASHUA n n.
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MutfttItA>.

-A mau mas lose friends, home, posi-.
ii0a, fortune They are different from an
umbtcila. Ne may loss them be Is sure
$50 lose that. Rul he keeps on buying or
borrowing them Il be borrows one,
some aae borrows u, and returns II to the
wong m4a without knowing il. II he
huE' gue, somn ere steals Il outright,
and be hAs 30 borrow another from anoth-
e. aurae 20 make Il good We don't
understand w. Mae ont OF every ten who
to-day possess umbrellas arc not the own
ets 81 them Heaven only knows where
i1e owners afe. Perhaps they are dead --
perhaps "a e1ila. sna perhaps, which is
Shelly tbcs ste under aa others umbrella
People viii borrow umbrellas. When
the wou4 borrow anylhiug~lsc They
mia borrow 4 as ious ~ there Is a bal Of
cloth 81 10 % 4, They viii borrow the
3ick II tie sIilc Z Vi IT, While & bears
ihe Ilshtet resemblance o. so umbrella
ite wll boug Il aud keep e. Wc new
~ Eel sw So umbrella - reduced bat
tAi sna ore Wuald take u ID The on.
Hme va umbrella Il really lutalutablc
yea waui & and that Is ,he cA-
tima Is ais % appear, ubcn thc sun
= sasp6ug brehlly 4nd tlt eua +, hvc
aeh desp "a a level, az umbrella BE-
comes oae ofile tnost epaIsiYs objects
A CtusHuasm Oa -Beh occasions Il
~ ou un every tors You shut a
4ssg sad aowR & cane- aud spreads on,
aad ltsps yoa ap Yea AAll down 81 lar
Aae alal faH the closet and Aal some
thg i hadihg q h i that umbrella.
rpa nore Gear barre. 10 hook fof a
aa1 eai comes thai miserable umbrella
4ai ies foat shlu II faps yua so
re bead 81 Use stairway. aud Trips sou
aH So t1se haH, ard faiis d9aa SIS Yoar
bead fsum ths garnet ard wAeu ID alnl
aasnE anything c5sc & stands up Is the
eaEnel aud unngs its hands Ahd smeArs
So society
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DIR. WALKERS CALIFORNIA

No PERSON CAV TAXI THEsE BTTERs according
10 directions aud remain long uuweIi, provided
their bones are hot destroyed by mineral poison
OF other means, aud the vital organs wasted be-
yund the point 81 repair.
DYSPEPSIA on INDIGESTION Headache, pam in
the shoulders, Coughs Ilghtness d the Chest,
Dizziness Sour Fluctuations d the stomach, Bad
Taste 10 the mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpitaton
Of the Heart Inflammation Of the Lungs ram ln
the region u the kldncys, and a hundred other
painful symptoms, arc tho oIsprugs 81 DyEpop-
sia. In these complaints II has no eguzi. aud one
bottle viii prove q better guarantee % lt- vslaB
than a lengthy advertisement
Fon FEMALE COMPLAINTS, in young or old mar
iied Or single, at tbs dawn 81 NomanhOod o. the
tara q life, these Tonic Btiers display deeid-
81 an Influence that marked Improvement b.
soon psrcepuble.
Foa InFianarIoa AHD CHEosic nHEumrIsA
AID Govt Biliuus, renitteui and Intermittent
feFers Diseases III Blood, LIVER kidueys and
Bladder tlese Bltters have no e4uai such I9s.
eGsfs are caused by N.tlzis4 Blood which j. gen
craig pr00Eoe by 3crangesasHt q tAe digestive
IHn An GEs4LK PUhoagtfH ~ wKiL - 4
IoSgc POSSESS alec the peeuilAi merit u acting
a. powerful ageut 10 relieving congestion ~ ig-
aamsiiou Of The Liver AID yscerial organs Ard n
bilious riseAses.
rheame. bsotehrs spots pimplos puspuees. bails
eAtbuueiss f4nw-Nofgnss saald head sore tyes
ErSFipel4s 4leh scufir bisealerEtloas q the
sAlu. hum4o.s and Diseases % the nAils ~ SHAT
ever name - nRtarg are literally dug ~ aul
carried oct y ihe system iE yefg short iiEas bf
the zee Il these hittsre
GHsrrTuL Tn0Ustsps proclaim bssEats Bfgr
fEtH ne mot wonderfcl iuugorAai tlat ever
sast2igsd the sinking system,
WAIKTE. Pr0p'E Il MCDONALD 4 60.
Druggists and General Agents. h&a igAur4sog
CAL sad oosnsr y RRshiagtgu Gad CaErlt0n
streets AeH NQfk CAS-
SOLD ~ AL uEG6GIsTs AEDpEALEEs
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BITTERS
PURELY VEGETABLE

FREE FROM ALCOHOL
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ouo1rsD,ptlsN aaem3rs Row RUTLAND, Va
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BOYS kAn CHILUEEN-E sUITs - 6EEAg VA
NIFTY All HtEE@. FEDN 3 YEARS fF
sfEGAG sTfLls SILK HATS
NATN CARS ANn 6ENTn'
FNNSgrHlNU coon.
50 All DE~
GRIP.
41NN
Remember the place Conner Store
So MsfgAanis hap Bates Hoses Esssga
ospsslte he BsF2i
Rutland, VI
MASON 1EAKowsKl
sns
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A YER's CHERRY PECIORAL.
Fag. D5satsaa o. fm Iaepaf aan Luags. VA .
AS fataHs CoLbs NH01fAo C0taH.
BH0AgHiTIs, AarHsA, tsu
C0aACMiII9a

The iea corporations, sA4ei hhta uat the
confidence u mankind tad become househula
usfaf aHgug nst gaIy ohc bus HNny at4qtse
maHt have extraordinary frtutE. FefhApa 80
9he ever afaared ~ SIDE reputation n ma4n
tsiBHd e ~ i9ng 81 Arms CHEhHs PfeggHAl- il
kaz bgcu kHeau " the puLar aboHl forty yeafs,
by long continued seneE u marvellous cures
witch have N0D ~ Il coni4epee b ita fifiues.
nrFef egaailea - 4ny other mH5ieae, II still
B4skea tie hl5Ht efiaaEnzi cures ~ fa4tz, fllldz
f3asfmIftf6 that can be made ~ MEDICAL Ak4A.
ildaGd Tie CRGEE4 fEeIeEAL has really r0bbed
these danger b aisearea ~ their tsFf0rs, 10 .
great egtent. aud given s feeling n immaaity
if91n tter fal4l effects, Nhlea u sell foalaled. Il
lls ltmedy be taken 70 season. EYefy family
saaaid bAYf Is ~ ihelf Gi.sst ~ the ready ani
prompt ntisf " lis members. fleansss, suffer
i1g sGa rysa e naFaA ~ ghis tlmely pFtgsfs
tlH The pfadelt thogla not ne s.set ii, alsd tie
plst vii lOt Eesp - ii yea ~ ihs pfetsctisH
d Affords il Sudden attaess and " its Timely
Ea6
PREPARED ~
De 40. A4Ea a % Lour,I. Mss
Praa1aI nd 4aaly faA Geraaa.
AL selD ~ parsahs az aousD IA seaiD
2ssswl3
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MASON q JERKOWsKI.

spgISa SUITS.
American Scotch .....ST 50 to $40 so
SPRING SUITS.
Double and Twist ... IS 80 TO $l2 90
sPgISa SUITS.
Newport Cass all wool So 90 to $l5 90
SPRING SUITS.
Genuine Imported
Scotch .,......... $l3 90 to SIS so
SPRING SUITS.
Genuine Harris Cas- $l3 90 to $40 50
SPRING SUITS
Blue, Black and
Brown Iricots sic 90 10 S25 90
srfIsG SUITS.
Black Broadclothes $40 50 10 S22 90
The New and Fashionable Style, the
Getaway Coats aud Vests ia
Blue, Black and Brown Diagouals
from SIS so TO 80 90
Elegant Dress Coats and Vests ia
Busked Cassimeres SCI 80 to s3J 90
FaucyCass Pants Of al kinds and prices
Spring oyercoats s. so to s22 so
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OFFICE OF THE SOCIETY,
100 Broadway. New York,
And ia tie Principal Cities Of The United
states aud Canada. 4Zl2tfx
L. q. MASON, Gent Agent,
for Rutland and Bennington Counties
RrrLGsD. W.
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-16
NO. 3 d

The FoRcE or HABIT According to
rural exchange, farmer Crown was not
well educated indeed, he was guiltlcss
of knowledge of reading and writing,
and his system Of etiquette belonged to
the barbaric ages. His daughter Jane
was quite the reverse of her father in all
these respects, and at the time we write
Of was entertaining at dinner a large par
ty of the neighboring farmers and their
wives at her fathers house, on the occa-
sion of her return from the boarding
school. Ii may be inferred that her
fathers Intelligence and behavior were
source of perpetual solicituds to Jane.
and previous t. tue party she instructed
her father that when speaking Of any
thing he should add, for fear Of offending
any one, the present company except
ed He was half an hour late for din
ner, and, tired ei waiting, Jane invited
the guests to bogia operations III ey
had not long begun ere Mr. Brews
rushed abruptly into the room, in n
stream OF perspiratIon why, dear
papa, said Jano, "what kept you so
late p The fact is, Jane. replied he,
" I've bcea visitln neebor Smiths pigs,
and they re tho hnes' lot Of hogs as ever
seed, the present company alus ex-
excepted
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a shelf. In this closet | went, and there
| sat down on trunk and waited.
heard queer old clock ticking in the
room. heard it count the hours--ten,
eleven, twclye-and kept saying to my
self:
"Ir YOU are wicked, suspicious ola
fool, Richard Wood, may the Lord for
give YOU
But waited still, and just as tho long
black hand. pointed at half.past one, |
heard such knock as my sister in.Iaw
gave at the Office door.
There was another knock, n pause,a and
then heard the key turn in the lock and
saw the door open and my sister in law
come in She looked about her, shut
the door, re lock I'd it, and stole across
she room, Then--God forgive the wo
man, suppose she was mad with jeal-
onsy--she lifted up the mattress Of Lil-
ly's neat little bed in the corner, and
taking a red pocket book thrust II under,
pulling the quilt well dowa about the BET
aftcrward
81 hardly think you'll marry Sam
Spencer after this, Miss Lilly, she said
aloud, with n wicked toss of her head
/" I've outwitted you
" Not quite, - said Margaret Ann
there are two words tn that matter.
| walked out Of the closet and stood
with my back TO the outer door She
knew she Was entrappcd, but her wicked
tongue had its way slill.
,. o., AF Fleg mil Ar
here, she said Nice young lady,
certainly.
IL never came here before, said l.,
" and you know it but have been here
all day waiting for YOU. | saw Lilly 5
key in your basket last night, and be
gan to guess the truth. Bring me that
pocket book.
Margaret Ann did H. She was pale as
death and almost as cold ! locked ut
her and felt sorry for her after all.
" You are my brothers widow, said
|, aud poor, foolish, jealous creature.
| haven't told ANY one of my suspicious
yet, aud never will, on two conditions y
Name them, said She, -" cannot
help myself v
You will retire from tie business, "
said l.
Glad to do it, said she.
"And that you will give that thousand
dollar bill to Lilly as a wedding present ~
She looked at me and gave n great gulp.
Nasty litlle cat ~ SAID s.e, wont.
But she did, aud only know why the
widow Wood was so generous to Lilly
Rath5one on her wedding day, or why
she started tor Europe on the very next
steamer that sailed from New York aud
still remains there
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How He CAME TO RlsIGN.-Once upon
n time a local editor dreamed that he was
dead and in another world. He ap.
preached the gate of u city before him
and Knocked for admittanee, but no one
answered bis summons. Tho gate rs.
manned closed against him. Then he
cried aloud for entrance, but the only re
sponses were scores OF heads appearing
above the wall on each side Of the gate
At sight Of HIM tho owners OF the heads
set up dismal howl, and one of them
cried why didn't you notice the big
egg ! gave your AT this horrid and
most unexpected Interrogation, the poor
local turned in the direction Of the voice
TO learn its owner, when another voice
shriekcd, where's tho piece you were
going TO write about my soda tOuntain =
And close upon that was the awful de
maad Why did you write piece about
old Peddles fence, and never say word
about my new gate - Whatever an
swcr he was going to frame TO this ap.
peal was cut shortly of by the astonlsh.
ing query: What did you spell my
name wrong in tho programme forF The
miserable man turned TO flee, when he
was rooted to the spot by the stern de
mand why did you pu. my marriage
among the deaths?' He was on the poiat
Of saying the foreman did IT,, when u
shriIl voice madly cried: What made
you put in my runaway and spoil the sale
Of my horsei' And this was followed
by the voice Of female hysterieally pro
claiming This is tho brute that botch
ed my poetry and made me ridiculoes' :
Whereupon hundreds of voices scream
ed Where's my article? Give me back
my article Aud in the midst Of this
horrid din the poor wretch awoke, per
spring at every pore and screaming for
help. The next day he resigned, and we
had TO hunt up another local editor
DoRbury NeUS.
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THE sun.
Weekly, Semi-Wcckly, and Daily

U'HE WEEKLY sun is too widely known to require
| any extended recommendation but the reasons
which have already given IL fifty thousand subscrl9
ers and which will, we hope give II many thousahus
more, are briefly as follows: A.
1t is u frst-ratc newspaper, All lnS news o. lno
tnnt at full length when of moment, ana always pre-
sentcd in clear, ntcigble, and interesting man
ncr, cu = ,.,. i,;u.
md Instructive reading of every kind but contain,
ing nothing that can offend the most delicate and
scrupulOus taste, ~, 49,, -. . Il,
ills first rate story paper. The best tales ana ana
romances OF current literature arc careullS seoVV"
and legihly printed IN its pages. ~, RI
II is "A frst-r rate agricultural paper Inc most ut'h
and instructive articles ON agricultural topics Ies"
iarly appear in this department. .u ,.olo,,;scL,,
ii is an independent pohllcaI paper, OctohBlhE.t'
no party and wearing collar, IL nights ior prhci
plc and Tor the election Of the best men To Once ~
especially doyotcs its energies 70 the uc vi wy
country. and threaten to undermine republican IN,
sttntions altogether. has no fear OF knafes ana
asks no nyors from their supporters.
II reports the fashions for the ladies ana the MAJ
kets for the mon especially the cattle markets, to
which il pays particular attention. ,.,.
Finally, it il the cheapest paper pnollthed' vho
dollar year will secure It i9r any III ~ =
not necessary to get up club in order TO have TN
WEEKLY sun at this rate. Any one who sends a
single dollar will get the paper for A year,
We have no travelling agents.
THE WEEKLY SCN. Eight pages, city six col
umns. only Sl.O0a year. No discounts IRON TINS
'FiHE SEMI WEEKLY SCN.-somc size as the
Daily sun. s2,O0a year. discount oi ~ per cent
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iey On Sunday eyen.gg rocsn. ly. 3
well known clerg} man was elOqueuty
enlarging upon the duty OF forgivlng
ouo's enemies; and among The questions
which he put to the congrcgation--wlh.
out, Of course, expecting an answer
was, DO you love your cHcmiesF To
bis surprise, soma one promptly replied,
: No, sir The speaker VINO thus unex.
pectedly made answer was little boy
sitting in one of The front pews and the
result, as may be iInaged, was the upset
ting of the gravity OF both preacher and
congregation.
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rn. Some ono truthfnlIy SAVE: "a

Es- Some one truthfully says. ",All
women are not created in the likeness oil
Venus, but it il thc.duty Of every true
woman to look as beautiful as she can,
1t is her duty tu brighten and gladden.
the world with her loyclness, just as the
flowers aud trees, the skies and water
gladden. it. Her sense OF the beautiful
should always AMI everywhere be cult
waited thus VII, her thoughts tie made
pure and her mind toe the home Of sweet
and lovely things Refinement comes OF
love Of all things beautiful.
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-16

TALE OF AN OvgEcoAT,-A gentleman
called here this morning to ask about a
paragraph in Mondays Tines, headed
" Terasure Troye. +"
81 lost an article Of wearing apparel
on the shell road Sunday evening. and
think It's the same you spoke or "
"What is the name of that article?'
" 1t vas an oyercoat.
"Color?'
Light blue gray. y
"What sort of collar I"
"Velvet
How do you account Tor having
dropped 7"
"Well, il was rather warm, SO | slip
ped my arms out OF the sleeves, and let
the coat fail behind me on the seat |
suppose it must have worked out. v
Anybody in the buggy with your
Yes = lady"
"Not 4 relative p
"Oh, no just young lady friend.
" Good looking of course"
g should say go with great emo
ton
"Ah do you, can You recolect doing
anything, or noticing anything calculated
10 make that coat work out from behind
you and fall z"
Now, 10 here young man, you've
been asking me whole lot Of questions
that don't see the exact drift Of. cal
led up here to get my coat according to
notice ia the paper You ought to know
hy this time whether it's my coat or not.
and that's all the business you have. so
far as can see. paid for that buggy,
and asked that young woman TO go md
ing my overo@at worked ont and
lost, but don't see what you've got -
do with how it worked Out You can
hand 1t over or not, just as you please,
bat you needn't ask me any mere ques
tons
The gentleman was excited and forgot
TO thank Roundabout tor his coat.
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-16

ns- If many protesting christians
should speak out the things they really
feel, instead of the smooth prayers which
they do pray, they would say when they
go home at night, 0 Lord, met = poor
wretch of yours to day--a miserable, un-
washed brat--and gave him slxpsncs,
and have been sorry for il ever since.
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-16

sF' 4 mau a, rriace.on College be
lieves in having a place for everything
and everything in its place. He nails
his sliper on the wall, four fee: up, .and
then al he has to do Of an evening 10 to
wheel ZIP lis easy chair in front Of them.
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TER MS.
Sj pcr annum in ddyan;e, ,ch OIL
Chrom2S Free.

For 80 cents extra, the chromos will be sent
mounted, vanished, and PREPAID by mail.
The Aldine will, hereafter. be obtanable only
10y subscription. There will be no reduced OF
club rate cash for subscription must be sent tc
the publishers direct, or handed te the local can
vasser without responsibility to the publishers
except in cases where the certificate is given bear
ing the facsimile signature Of James Sutton Il Co
CANVASSERS WANTED.
Any person wishing to act permanently asa 10.
cal canvasser will receive full and prompt infer
nation by applying TO
JAMES SUTTON & CO., Publishers.
nov.'73 JS Maiden Lane N Y.
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ES- A cowardly fellow having kicked
news boy for pestoring him to buy an
evening newspaper, the lad waited till
another boy acoostei the gentleman, >
and then shouted in the hearing Of all
bystanders, % lis no use to try him,
Jim, he cant read. "
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-16

Eg- 4 tall Yankee, standing SIX fes'
three inches in his stockings, was suu'
denly attacked with symptoms Ola lever.
Having violent pain in his head h's
wife. to afford him relief, was about 70
apply draugAts to bis feet whea ue ssAeo.
=" What are you putting them en- my
feet ror?'
"Why. says she, "to Try and draw
the pain out of your head
20 dear.' said he, 4" weuld rather 1t
vould stay where it is than be drawn the
whole length of me
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-16

IT An old lady from the country,
with six unmarried daughters went into
Augusta, GA, the other day hunting for
the patrons of husbandry She meant
business