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ing ut the door, totally oblivious Of the
fact that several customers we're inside
drumming with their fingers on the
show cases. Give at eye to custom
bovs-do not turn both to the street.
The Great Eastern Circus IS coming.
WHO will think Of the panic then?
There are not i few persons in this
County who from time to time have
discontinued taking the HERALD with
out settling back dues. It was fondly
expected they would come in. They
have not, consequently we intend to
have them looked after-pressingly-
Mr.. J. A. Cromer will accept ON
thanks for i few Of tie largest turnips
of the sc:eson. They were prodigious.
Barn ont yorr chimncys this rainy
wcathcr-and guard against accidents.
We regret to learn that the dwelling
house of Mrs. Naomi Waltrop was ac-
cidentally destroyed by fire on the 2Sth
of October.
s. T. Agnew, formerly Of Newberry,
it is stated, WAS shot ut Montgomery,
Alabama, on the 24th Of September, by
man named Jones. His death was
Immediate.
The auctions of Alessrs. VIM. G.
Chase & Co., are Just the thing. If you
have anything to dispose OF, send 1t to
these gentlemen, and save yourselves
the tronble of chasing up customers.
They disposed Of Il large number of
horses on Saturday last at low figures
not one reaching over S7j.
There were rs many persons in from
the country on Saturday, rs are usually
seen on S;lle-days. Cotton WAS also
very plentiful. Everybody brought in
one or more bales.
On Monday quite number Of per-
sons left town for the Fair, and more
will 60 down to-day.
One of the handsomest, most useful
and complctest clocks ever brought to
Newbcrry, is 10 be seen at Capt. Speck's
store. 1t is intended for Mr.. C. G.
Jacgcr's Law office. Go and look at it.
1t will do You no harm either to look at
the elegant assortment of goods dis
playel in the store.
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:MusIcsr.-We take particular pleas
ure IN calling the attention of persons
desirous of first rate musical educa-
ton either on Piano OF Organ, to care
in this paper. Application to be made
to DR.. Motto. ~.
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: DIED IN AUGusrA.-We regret t.
notice by tile Augusta papers, that Mary
carwile, eldest daughter Of Mr.. R. II.
Land, formerly Of Newbea1y. died in
thai, city on last Monday week. We
tender the afflicted family our heartfelt
Esr,noathies in this their sore trouble.
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THE HERALD OF HEALTH is received for
October, and we arc pleased to sly that lis
Contents are moi only highly interesting, bu:
important and USEFUL. 1t is peculiarly adap:-
cd to the family circle and at tic low price
Of 81 year, any one can atForl to take it.
Address for subscription, Southern Publish
Ing Co, No. 9 Marietta ST., Atlanta, Ga.
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Speeisl and Local.
LEGAL NOTICES.

.E
Ursula T. Wilson, Vernon c.. Wilson,
Thomas u. Wilson ani Johu W. Wilson,
have ID Lie petition ia Probate 10 have their
Homestead appraised and >et off. Of the lands
belonging 10 the estate of Thomas (. Wilson,
deceased Withiu thir:y days, if 10 com
p.ail.s IS made, said applaisemcnt will be
: ra3i,ea .v Probate Judye. .---.- 4J-3t
Quincy u. KinaId makes application for
Letters Of, Administration on estate Of j.
Bei:on Einard, deceased Court 10 be held
: in Probate 0ffee on the 18Th day Of NoYem-
Der. ---.... .- A. S3-le-
By order Of }; c. !.cahy. Esq, the heirs Of o.
SIS. S;eg and Geo. A. EptlnS, are required
TO appear at Probate Court, on tie 5;h of De-
= cen,nf.- 43-5t.
- J. G.. Smith, as Clerk Of Court, arp,ies for
Administration on estate of Lura Z. LARK
: Court to be held on The 9th OF Dec. 43-3t.
&c. Smith, as Clerk OF Court, applies for
Administration on eStsie oil W IN. boiann.-
Court to be held on the 9tt. Of Dec. 43-1t.
J. C. Smith, Us Clerk Of Court. apples for
Administration on estate Of II. 4. ChappcN
Court TO be held on the 9ili Of Dec. 43-5:.
BY order of the Probate Judge, Jotn. 4.
Boozer, defendant in the case "i w: w.
iIonseal, Adm'r.. OF George T. Boozer, dec u.
VS.. John A. Boozcr, Thomas \. Boozer, JAS
s. Roozer, Sarah 4. 4. Boozer, Darie! l.
Boozcr. in a petition 10 sell land 10 pay debts,
is required 10 appear Ut probate court. on the
26sh dag Of November. ........ 9-ss.
Creditors of the estate Of john Giymph, de-
censed, are required TO present accounts to
Moornan & Schumpert, on or before The 9Th
OF November, and debtors to make payment
on or before the 18th. 42-4t.
Creditors ofthe estate OF E. Moo.man, de-
ceased. ARE required to present accounts to
Thos S MoormaE, on or besore the 9Th OF
November and debtors to make paymentnoi
Slater fhan the 18th Of November. 42-4t.
p. %. Henson offers the Harmon mill trmct
of 100 acres, for sale On the lst Dec. 42-3t.
Susaun.h C. Schumpert. on Friday, the
1i,h OF November, will make settlement IN
,he protate Court 10. Newbcrry County, and
acinaIda final discharge as surviving Ad-
nini<,ra:r;x of;hc Estate CT Micsjsh Harris,
deceased. 41-o:.
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Commercial.

NEwDEEEY. S c., November 11.-Not-
wi;hS,anding 4 slight falling off in prices
from yesterday, the cotton market closes
with more activity than has been seen in
weeks. Planters are offering freely, and the
streets are filled with wagons ladc. with cot.
ton, and the price rules, as we so to press, at
II! cents.
Number of bales shipped during the week,
o5G.
LIVERPOOL. November 10-Eycning -
Sales of COTTON inclIGc G.s0G bales Of Amer-
can UplandS. on basis OF good ordinary;
shipped in December and January, ST.
New YORK, November 1917 =. Moot
ton weak and irregular; sales Of 1854 bales,
at 14!all5.
AUGUSTA, November 10.-Cotton strong
and in COOL demand-raidding l3il; sales
!, ,449 haleS.
CHARLESTON, November 10-Cott on
openel Strong and higher, bat became quiet
-middliug 13S.
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DEArHs.-We record with pain the
death Of an infant child of Mr.. Geo. A.
. I,angforia, which occurred last week.
Mrs. Brown, an aged lady, died Mt
Helena or. Sunday last. She had been
sick for some months.
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IspEx ( TO TO NEW ADvEErlsl xlSTs.-

C;rcus--Grea, Eastern.
J..J. Carring:on-S Sheriff Sales.
= r z. Saliaas-Smokcd sides .: ~ cts.
: /. r. Marshafl-Circus tickets half price
Z. IL, Poilock-Wh heeler House.
T. Il. ,Lake-Cotsen Gins repaired.
J. a. Crotweli-ExccutorS Notice.
: J. T. NorriS-Surscry Notice.
Coz. Dodamead-RaiiroadN No:ice.
Warren N. Feasle-witli Horscy l. Bro.
obstruction on Piano and Organ.
: Moorman & Schumpert-Houses to rent.
j. T. Peicr>on-Land 10 rent.
; Bankruptcy Noiice TO Creditors: -"
- T. NJ. Lake Dissolution Of Partnership.
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THANks.-Onr friend Mel edith, OF
garden, farm and poultry tame. living
near the lively town of Helena, will
please accept oy,r thanks fol- late favors.
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We are pleased to learn that the
ku Klux cases (Gy) reported to be for
trial at Spartanbarg Court, have been
dismissed.
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BIRrHs.-Quite a number OF access
ions to onr population have resulted
lately, and the prospect is still good for
other additions. * ::
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4 SERIOUS AFFIAY.-We regret to
learn that difficulty occurred on Tues
day last in the Mollohon settlement, be-
tween two young men named respec-
tively, Jas. Atchison and Wr He: ;,
and in which the former received a
blow on the forehead from 4 gun in the
hands of the other, which fractured the
skull, The chances for the wounded
mans recovery are not at I'll certain,
the - iiss that if Inflammation
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Have home Of your own. Yes 4 home OF
your own; buy peace of land With the de.
termination to keep it during your life time,
and then transmit it to your heirs; if you
have no means, only the proceeds Of Your
own labor, then Scrupulously save and build
a fine house, buying from the Great Southern
Builders Emporium your Sashes, Doors,
Blinds, Marble and Slate MantelS. Hardware
Mouldiugs, White Pine, walnut, &C., po@el
your roof with Asbestos Roofing Felt and
Lining, for which they are Agents; they are
now used on thousands of buildings, and they
offer them as reliable and economical, which
are needed everywhere. Send for price list
to I, II. Hall 4 Co Charleston, S. c.
Nov. 5 4l-lm.
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CoRS.-Wm. C. Chase & Co, have in store
$50 bushels of Corn. Call at once. E5
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= PosTPoSEp.-The tournament al
s1ertised to take place on tie 9th OF
srember. near Mr.. Hope Bnzhardt's,
5vs been postponed to Thursday. the
evs sAlfparties interested viii please
eAnd S.notice. A large attendance eX-
g froad.
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IT is AN ESTABLISHED FACT, that Con-
sumption can be cured; but il is far better to
prevent the cruel disease from fastening it.
self on the system, bv the timely use OF Il
rer.cdy like DR.. WiS1ar's Baisam Of Wild
Cherry. This standard preparation will
speedily cure 4 cough or cold and even Con-
sumption often yields TO its great power:
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A SOLEMN WAINiSG.-We would
enforce i word of advice to young laais
who stroll around of nights because
they've nothing else to do. If they
must go ont, we would caution them to
keep their eyes open, and not suffer
themselves to be caught AS we were q
few nights since, This IS the season fol
sharpers of every kind to prow1 about,
seeking for innocent and unsophisti'
Gated youths, Of whom it is their. sole
ui,a and business to victimize. 1t is
not our ptas;iec to get outside Of the
protection Of the freside iii,:ccle often
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TWO OAUCTIONS
WM. C. CHASE & CO.'S

Next Saturday, from 10 A. a. to - NJ, and
= from 7 10 9 P. N.
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\ rxrc1rAI. ELEcrIoN.-An election
,sGntend,nts and Wardens OF the
iaeof Newberry was held on Tues
etAhe 4th, which resulted in the
poAof
I sN Pope, Esq, for Intendant' who
=. I216 votes, and
,eo Sardens-G. W. Pearson, 1926;
annasson, 24s; Z. c. Pool, 2o6:
iCash, III.
" here several tickets out. but a<
n+Solled were small, we deem i
Ho + to report them.
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PERsoNAL.-We are pleased to no
tice that Judge Montgomery Moses
after his long absence in the upper
country. has returned to his home in
Newbelry, and that lie is looking rc-
markably well, and is therefore tilo
better prepared for the arduous duties
which he will soon have to begin
the November term of Court com
mencing on next Monday.
Mr.. Jerome Chase, editor of the
Florence Pioneer, has been on > briet
visit to this place, and in pleasant coni~
pany with his brothers residing in New
berry. We are glad to know that Mr..
Chase is making q SUCCESS q tho Por
neer. 1t is lively paper, and shows
ability in its control.
Mr.. Warren NJ. Feagle, lately of this
place, but now with the house of T. M.
Horsey 6 Bro, is here on q transient
visit, in the interest Of the above men-
toned house. We are glad to sec that
the sea air has greatly benefited him.
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TssEIIG1oUS.-The Fourth Quarterly
Conference of the Methodist Church
= Newberry Station-wil be held on
;turday and Sunday ensuing. The
+oy. Henry Mood will preside.
d@rhe Union services which have been
sSep& up for two weeks past. closed on
Friday night last. The concluding ser-
mon being preached in the Lutheran
Church by the Rev. Manning Brown.
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and on this one of tic few occasions,
like any other Goslin. we were attract
ed by 1t respectable looking individual,
| Just returned from the North, with some
little tricks. which lie was exhibiting
free gratis for nothing. One Of them
was I capital thing, done with little
box, in which.a nickle is placed by the
! goSlin; It is then covered, and the
owner of the nic!slc has the privilege of
wishing to sec something. When the
box IS opened the nicklc is gone and in
its place appears something else. 1t
was successfully done and funny. but
alas, our nickle never returned to ON
empty pocket. 1t was the last one we
had, too, and had been kept against Il
rainy day. We warn our young friends
to keep their eyes open.
GREAT EASTERN MENAGEElE, MI
scum, AyIARf AND CIRCUs.-This
monster entertainment, it will be seen
by reference to display advertisement
in another column, and the handsome
show bills on the streets, will give three
performances in this town on Tuesday.
the 25th of Notwithstanding, after
noon and night. Everywhere the Great
Eastern has appeared, the Press has
been lavish in its comments of its
varied excellcncies, and we cannot do
better than quote from the Buffalo
(N. W Courier, Us follows:
The Great Eastern Circus and Me-
nagcrie made its advent in this city
Yesterday afternoon, and its street pa
rade. which is imposing, received the
attention of thousands of spectators.
The display of wild animals on the roof
of one of the cages, and the perform
ance of the steam piano, US the cortege
passed through the principal streets,
furnished topics for general converSa-
ton by their novelty. Soon after the
spacious tents were set up on Washing
ton street, above Upper, and just pre-
vious to the afternoon exhibition, Prof.
Reno ascended from the grounds in q
balloon Inflated by hot air from IN NJ
cohol fire. The afternoon exhibition
w%s largely attended, and in the eve
ming the very large canvass was packed
to its utmost capacity; there could not
have been fewer than five thousand
people present. The menagerie in
cludes in its collection 4 llama, Il tiger,
- den Of lions, IN African elephant, 4
zebra. a pair of camels, monkeys, etc,
etc. The arena is divided into rings,
in which two separate performances 60
on simultaneously, so that the :u-
dience arc kept on the alert from begin
ming to end. The programme is car
ried ont with promptness, and the
changes from one act to another are
made with rapidity. Without wishing
to discriminate against any Of the per
formers, we are disposed to give special
credit to ". B. Carroll and his boy
s'Dolly Warden" in the carrying act;
Miss Emma Lake, the n1c1augc rider:
Marie Elise, cQucstrie1ane; Mr.. G. II.
Lowry, the bareback rider; and the
Miaco brothers, in their daring trapeze
act.
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AAsiugic orzfFansieut business notices IN
thellocal department are inserted at the rate
of fifteen cents per liae-liberal contracts
made for three six or twelve months. #.
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DRY GOODS AND SHoEs.-Buyers
will not forget that the Popular Dry
Goods Establishment of Messrs. +. c.
Shiver & Co., located here, is prepared
to offer them, lowing to the decline in
many makes Of gools Of which their
stock consists) greater Inducements tl'aH
ever before. All goods offered by this
House are new and good styles, bought
with great care by experienced buyers
since the crisis. Sold at Columbia
Prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
Large stock Of Boots and Shoes in
machine or hand work, from the best
Manufactures in the States.
Polite and attentive salesnlen In at:
tendance, who will take pleasure in
showing you through the Establishment.
Save money and buy your Dry Goods
and Shoes at COLUMBIA PRICES, from
4. G.. SILVER & CO,
45-lt. Newbery c. II.
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List of Letters remaining in the Post
Office at Newberry:
Sam'l Acherson, Mrs. Peggy Boyd,
Miss Martha Callahan, Miss Ella Counts,
Cold, G. w. Feltman, S. L. Fretwell,
Jno. Golden, Polly Grimes, J. E. HIM
ter, A. F. Horner, F. G. Johnstone, Mrs.
Jane A. Long, Mrs. Mary Latson, d.
S. Lee, Miss C. McQuerns, Jno. May,
Elam S. Mckinley. J. W. Marshall,
Miss Elizabeth Owens, Joe Phelps, Mrs.
T. c.. Rikard, J. d. Roberts, Jno. r.
Swingley, Agt., Miss Carrie Sloan, Jas.
Speer, Mrs. Amy Sanders. Jno. Shcp-
ard, Fred II. Wilcox, Morkus c. Viii
-liams.
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MARR1A d The panic seems to
have .aasctedthe Hymenial market, as
we hear Of but few marriages taking
place just now. =, '-.
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HEALTu.-Newbery is comparative
" healthy with the exception Of some
sickness among children.
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H.&SEss.-Eisht pair Of good wagon gear,
Or 90 Y, ~
ST. IL ~
WM c.. CHASE & cos.

G. & G. r. X. AND THE FAIR.-It
will be gratifying to the public to know
that Col. Dodameal has issued direc-
tions to the agents ;llong the line Of the
road to sell half fare tickets until the
18th instant, which will be good to re-
turn until Tie close of the Fair. No re-
duction in rate Of second class tickets.
Children will be carried over the road
ut half fare also. This reduction in
rates is 4 wise liberality, and we have
no doubt but that many persons will
avail themselves of the privilege, who
might otherwise find it difficult to at
tend the Fair.
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Messrs. Kingsland & Heath Of Co

Messrs. Kingsland & Heath Of Co
lun,bia, (under the Columbia Ho-
tel,) offer unusual attractions during
Fair week, and visitors to the city are
invited to visit their large establishment
and inspect their varied and handsome
stock of China, Crockery, Willow and
Wooden Ware, sc. They have L
superb assortment Of Fancy Articles,
suitable for holiday presents, and now
is the time to make purchases while
prices are low. \ word to the wise is
sufficient. 2t.
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APpoINTMENgs.-Mr. J. F. kilgore,
of this town has been appointed 4 No
tary Public. ..
John Henderson has received the ap-
q,ointmcnt to act as 4 Trial Justice.
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AN EXTRA TGAIN.-We notice that
Col. Dodamead has determined to rnn
al extra train for the accommodation
Of Fair goers, from Helena to Columbia
and back, on this Wednesday, which
viii leave Helena :.t 8 i. n., Newberry
at S.lj, Prosperity at S.4J, and Pomaria
ut $50. Returning, leave Columbia at
Z p. m, and arrive ut Ncwberry at 10
p. NJ. Fare fer round trip, s2-55.
We have just received information
FROM Capt. Mazyck, that IN extra
train will also be run On Thursday, on
the same schedule.
This win be y great accommodation.
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NEW STORE
Auction and Commission House,

=. = u. Z. On ACI Y WI
CAt old store of Z. Moormau & Coz 43
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y mere,aGE.-Aff ffae lot just received at the
sAad shs- of
ofa - sHM, G. CHASE & co.
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:IS TEARs.-0ur sympathies were SO
largely called upon On Saturday last,
that though not commonly given to the
melting mood, our eyes was forced to
grow moist, atthe deep sorrow mani
tested by long past due subscriber.
He had 50 frequently promised to pay,
and having reason on this occasion to
think the happy time had come-for
his coat was filled with cotton, and he
had just sold some-we approach
ed him, with look which was enough
to penetrate his heart and soul. We
have reason to believe it went clear
through, for in a voice broken and sor-
rowfnl he said, "oh, I am so sorry l
can't pay YOU to-day-how deeply am
panied" What could we do more,
than to feel sorry too; poor fellow his
sorrow gave us the deepest pain, and
we felt guilty Of doing him wrong
Had he afterwards discovered the mon
ey and paid it, we should never have
had the heart to face him again.
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~ ssss,e. I s. s s co.

buy and sell anything on CotnmiSSlon'
~ ,nteeins satisfaction in buying sclihs
! in charges.
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THE INDIAN GIRL-Thc visitor in
Columbia this week if in want of i
good smoke will assaredly do well if
he goes to the Indian Girl. One Of the
best assortments of segars, tobacco, and
other articles in this line can be found
at that establishment. Just above the
Columbia Hotel, the first handsomely
arranged cigar store you approach is
the place. With this explicit direction
and this advice, if you fail, the fault is
vaur own. and no one elsc's. 1t
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-07-04
TRANSFERRED.

The following rare bit is from the
Saturday Evening Post
owe shall never forget that even
ing we spent at Magruder's years
ago. We admired Miss Magruder,
and We went around to soc her. It
was summer time, and moonlight,
and she sat upon the piazza. The
carpenter had been there that day
glueing up the rustic chairs on the
porch SO we took seat on the step
in front of Miss Magruder, where we
could gaze into herseyes and drink
ia her smiles. 1t seems probable
that the carpenter must have upset
his glue-pot on the place where We
sat, for after enjoying Miss Magru-
der's remarks for a couple Of hours
and drinking several Of her smiles,
we tried to rise for the purpose Of
going home but found that we were
immovably fixed to the step. Then
Miss Magruder said "Don't be in
a hurry" and we told her We be-
/ lieved we wouldn't. The converse,
1 ton had sadder tone after that, ant
we sat there thinking whether !
would be better to ask Miss Magru
der to withdraw while we disrobe'
and went home, in Highland cos
tune, or whether we should urge he
to warm up the poker, or whethe
we should give one terrific wrencl
and then ramble down the yard back
ward. About midnight Miss Ma
gruder yawned and said she woulc
20 to bed. Then we suddenly ask
ed her if she thought her father
would have any objection to lending
us his front steps, a few days, be-
cause we wanted to take them home
| for a pattern. We think Miss Ma
gruder must have entertained doubt
Of our sanity, for she rushed in, call
ed her father and screamed. Ma
gfuder came down with doubl
barreled gun. Then we explaine
the situation in whisper, and b
! procured saw and cutout the piec
Of step to which we were attached
, Then we went home wearing tn
patch, and before two o'clock brush
: ed out our young love for Miss Ma
; eruder. We never called agar
i and she threw herself away on 8 dr.
8 goods man. There is melanciio'
satisfaction 10 recalling these aem
!, cries Of youth, and rejecting uPo
: the influence Of glue upon the emo
!. tions of the human heart"