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. va iolnAnce II wore
on;n nv, 'ua ~ a. am indifferent to the good
U Dp;nbhors , ,a1 people, and especially Of my
life (crowding now CLOSELY me- as NY time ~
and ten | am sure thai U ,. 'llee score
will be best subserved by Tv;nSs mapplhess
my home, industurbed BY the c 9ne'ly at
piexities and temptations of anv ', Ge peEI
position, and enjoying that Independence eGuS,
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.

BRYAN's PULMONTC wAFERs
Cure CoUGas, 5CoLDss ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, SORE
THROAT. HoAsseEsss, DIFTIcuLF BasATRfNe, H.
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have no taste of medicine, and any childswfll take
them. Thousands have been restored to health that
had before despaired. Testimony given IN hundreds
ofcasee Ask for BRYANS PULM0NIG WATERS.
Price ID cents per box. JOB MOSES, Proprie-
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MEDICAL,
ON MARRIAGE.

HAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN from the effects
of Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood re.
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!Aaqress, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 9 South
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nassins nigh reputation for honorable conduct
anu PROFESSIONAL skill. 12-Td&w3m
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Beware Of t,s..l.1:iai,s /.

Beware OF GE..u&G.I2iIS.
IND MncEc' SII: JAMEa CLARNEs
uOp WOOEG FEMALE PILLS
are eTfeHstretg COuaTgRFEtTED. Dishonest Drug
gasfS endeGuoF to stths stfs 01nEs greater
pT01ts The genuine hare the name Of j OBJ Nj loses
9nsaeh package Al others tcortiess limitations.
Inc GENUINE Pills are unfailing an tho cure OF all
those painful and dangerous diseases TO which the
female constitution ia subject. They moderate all
excuses and remove all distractions, from WHAT
ever cause.
:, TO MARRIED LADIES
they are particularly suited. They Will in short
time bring ON the monthly period With regularity
and although very powerful, contain nothing hurt
full to the constitution. In all cases OF nervous and
Spinal Affections Pains in tho Back and Lfu1bs
Fatigue on slight exertcn, PalPitation Of the Heart
Mysteries and w hites. they will effect a cure when
all other means have failed. The circulars around
each package give full directions and advice, or
will be sent free TO all writing for them, sealed
from observation. rEI- .#.- n. ~
N.B.-Tn all eases where the GENUINE cannot be
obtained, One Dollar enclosed to the Sole Proprie-
t1r, JOB MOSES. 10 C0rtlandt st., New York, will
insure a bottle Of the gsnOtne, containing Fifty
Pills. by return mail, sscRFety sealed from any
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What Leading Druggist thinks Of the
CnnstItutilnaI Chtarrh Remedy,

CoScnEp. n. H.. Oct. -. 1ST0.
MsS~gs. LiNFLEFIgLn It HkrEs;-I take pleasure
in f--tivlg 10 the superior medical properties OF
ysHr Constitutional Gatarrh Remedy. II has al
fnrdcG me much relief during the time have used
il. and / cheerfnlly recommend II 10 all who are
afflicted with diseases Of Catarrhal origin. Re
specially yours.
GEO. F. UNDERHTbL- Druggist
Fer safe hv Emil kophler, DFuggist, Rock Island
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Watch Buyers Atteztion

These watches have Equilibrium escapements. ehro-
nomoter balances. exposed ruby pallets Berguel
hair springs. and fun rnby jewelicd and combine
all modern improvements IN watch making.
These watches were awarded the Grand Prize at
the Paris Exposition of 1857, for the best perform
anee and greatest accuracy in adjustment and can
he warranted TO perform with the game degree Of
regularity as those made by the best manHf.etHr-
err OF Europe and America
A full assortment constantly on hand for sale by
QEINCHER & kRTGLER II Maiden Lane mp
stairsl New York Only VIII iesaie agents for the
manufacturers 6-Isd1y
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.MAST-A'S
INDIAN PULMONIC BALSAM

possesses this rare continuation. Prepared entirely
from vegetable substances with their balsSmc medic
insl properties il be taken at any time and
der all circumstances with perfect safety.
70 While 1t promptly and efiectuaIly arrests irrI,
tation Of the airpssssgeS sBd the lungs and spldy
relieves cough. it renders them further assistance
by promoting free discharge of their accumulated
mucous. and at the same time unpkrts strength and
vigog to the whole system.
Sold by all Druggists and ApothecAries throughout
the New England States
For sale in Rock Island by
JOHN BENGSTpN,
E. BRUENERT,s
SMITH a BQSNEY.
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OEELN'S STAN ARD
y pr partitions are war
ranteistrirtly pure aud re
liable.
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Liver Compliant il oue OF the most prominen,
causes of tous,..aEiiou.
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SEELY'S Standard Goods arc for saic by all first.
class dealers IN the Northwest and Rock Island nv
L. l.. LANE and JOHN BENGSTON.
3 2gdmwf&wly
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ESTABLISHED IN 1s5s,-Five hundred thousand
people throughout {. s. and eanaaas. have used
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Testimonial for Epilepsy !

BowATToN, Conn, Feb. 1871
DR. o, PHELss BRowN, No. Vi Grand St Jersey City
M.
Dear Sir:-My brother who is now in his liti
year, has been subject to Epilepsy ats from child
hood. The spasms would invariably occur during
the night, and our local physicians here eouia 90
nothing to help him save prescribing Bromide OF
Potassium, which would afford only temporary NJ
lief lie was gradually but surely becoming INSANE
and In this condition We procured your restorative
stlmuiant, herbal ointment and pills, and used a.
directed, and but short time elapsed before the
suasms entirely ceased hts intellect grew brighter
and IN short was entirely restored to perfect health
Won NV psp this testimonial as you may deem prop
er. rs what have said arc facts
1 Respectfully yours
] febi9dwly ChahLhe RAJ NUM-
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Or. aoTTL-E5 EIscH's a!TTERs.
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ny wv slglous Of my youth are past,
no ~ ,,i HrsIht, 700 beautiful TO fast;
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VICTORIA BFGTA. &c
know lodged the most fra
grant and persistent odor
for the handkerchief the
world ever produced.
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T.HTHoNAs = co., .nd Smith = On
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'FbAvoRrSg EXTRACTS
Our Lemon and Vanilla
arc guaranteed -trirtls put.
and of great strength A.
grOcers selitl.am.
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10sdw1y
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- hittrr warfare, lingering hong
Through weary month and weary year.
IS cumming, many.weapOncd throug
Hangs on or front and Hank and rear
Wen nerve our pirits 20 the proof.
Md hlcnoh not NJ nnr chrsrri lot.
The timif good may stand al0of
The sage may frUvu, yet falut We u0t
Nor heed the Ahaft TOO surely east
The foul and Kissing bolt ol sCoru
For With 0ur sida shall dwell at last
The victory OF endurance born"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1873-07-09

the people pass isv nncooccrned :
and <bea the daily batch - victims
have l-ecn dispatched. a i,uteheT takes
the place u ibs e1ecuuoReT. and ex-
hit6Ls ioiais q leef and Ia1tt9n %
the same bench stiu set with ha-
H2n blood
4 little beyond this bsrbarously
simple slAughterbOgse. the deczpi-
tAted heads are exposed 10 the open
street in wicker baskets. inserted IN
TO iroa sockets 4 slip q paper i
attached % each of these shastlv
heads, whose ewes and mouth are
Opea. with the f1ilOxiag inscription I:
Justice has punished theft Nor
: this iAe woEsg. The heals are not
buried after their exposure : removed
from their baskets bT the crowd of
leprous and blind beg-ars. who a.
seuble daily upon tie famous
Bridge q Tears "A hae antique
structure II naarb,e-tber a-e s4lted,
and eaten This ore h5rrid fzct
alone should make Is hope that
PekiHv nav HoT Eve for the predict
ed een,gTy The great augmeaia-
ton OF commerce Of I4.e wears, the
gradual breaking q the barrier Of
exc,asiveueSs. and the establish
meat Of wise councillors about the
Young Emperor lead u TO hope that
better days max te Ginning. and that
Pek5ng NAV not ~ buried Il u own
duS,. baI nav arse. and shake i 0f
Revolutions -ueh - that which /
accomplishing Itself IN japan are.
happily. Infections Cssa ls5-.T,s .JOalT-
All
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spacious grounds, were al niae -
Mrs Malfby had died and bcqueaih-
81 them "a me,
Oa her drin- lei sbe had said
Violet. vou are my heirsss
There IS oaly one living being who
ha> my blood ia his veins; him / dis
OWE She paused, and then went
on: Yen have seen my brother; |
loyei him, I was ambitious for him,
bat bis natural bent va. evil We
had : cousin Flora, 8 lovely child.
who was brought up with him
They were enyzgcd 70 be married,
but / forbade l. revealed 70 her
his dissipation told her OF his debts
and deeds Of daring She iored him,
she irussed him; but she was delicate
and died He : il / killed her
She grew pale, even past Der dying
pAllor. She ~enf on:
-Whea 7 last saw him the officers
oF justice were after him he was
defaultes. bad stolen money 70 pay
his gambling debts He Is probably
living in jail now; but | VIII have
none Of him, ard | viii never forgive
him
% She died, hard d = sin, 70 the
last. And I WAS mistress 81 Red
bura-
Iw=s Young was fond Of gay
efr; / hAd now the means a; nv
disposal Every summer nay home
r4s Elled with guests In the winter
/ Vas in New York o. abroad And
ye; | lived only on the in;sres, Of the
money bestowed upon ne.
Three years passed, | had neTer
heard 3 word of Guy Sedley, when
one day.the Broomley's Of New York,
who were coming 10 visit me, asked
leaTe 70 bring : friend: | extended
ibe solicited Invitation, sad Guy Sei-
ley came
!, vas shack, bat he gave no
token u the past Reclaimed from
errors, was - refined and manly that
be vas The mast distinguished Of my
guests
loved him, bat / thought He
mQst hate me, the usarper Of his
p4uimony- have no right to Red
burn. and VII give il back 10 him
An opportunity came He was
sitting On the terrace one bright even
Ing I went and took sczt near
him
How lorely this riew is te e1-
claimed. pointing toward the distant
bills
Yes. and yoa shall wish for your
right no longer. Mr Sedley Red I
bum i yours I have no claim 70
It
He did not speak, and ! went on /.
Your sister was jast, and she
would have made van the heir had 4
she lived 70 see what vou are to
dav.~
Bat i waS your mercy and not
your jus.ice, Miss Violet, ih2; saved
me. Violet, l love yog, and I vii
take Reiburn with your hand, not
else
pat nay hand ia his. trusting him,
loving him atterly and proud, very
proud . make him the master Of
Reihurn.
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Yea arc = Brick.

A certain college professor had s.
-embled his class At tie commence
ment Q. the term. and was reading
over the list of names 70 see that all
were present /. chsnoed that one
Of the number was unknown 20 the
professor. having Just entered The
cisss-
What i vour name - asked The
peottsso-, looking through his sPeeta-
eles-
"YoQ are brick was the start
ling reply.
Sir, said the professor, half start
ing cut Of bis chair 81 the supposed
irnpertinenee. bar no, quite sure that
be understood him correctly; sir. =
! did nos exactly understand yoHr
answe-"
You are : brick WAS again the
composed reply.
This Is intoierabse. said the pro
fessor, his fsee reddeniag- Beware,
young man, how yea attempt TO in
suit me-
HASN'T you :" said the student, in
tura as-oaished- ~How have done
its-
did yoa Boi saw | was brick =
replied the professor with stiEed ID
dignstion.
NO, sir i; you asked me NV name,
and / answered your question Nv
name i L. K. A. Brick
-Ab, indeed,- murmared the pro
lessor. sinking back into his seat IN
confusion was q misconeeption on
nv part VIII yoa commence the
lesson. .-ahem-Briek
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stories of sfFIsriaA AIIIsstsrs-

While ! vas AZ Lake JeSsup. saws
= Florida correspondent. / went Al.
ligator hunting with Judge Emmons,
OF jacksonville. We found 8 twelve
foot alligator sleeping o. top q TIE
water about twenty feet from the
shore, near s small grove Of palnet-
tos- The Judge put 4 rife ball direct
u through The allisstOr's skaH The
ball made terrible hole TIE zili-
gator WIS a. dead as a mac&erel
We slipped ! rope sroand his
shoulders and towed him ashore.
While the monster Law in the ws,er
We were debating a. to bow We
should ge, his head OF, | jabbed a
stick through the bullei-hole down
into his brain 4 eolored nlan wh0
was passing By said:
Boss, y01 done be careful with
cat ah gaitzh. He 10 gene dead
ret You better stick v0ar knife in
be fore paw 20 see e be dead He
done yoa some mischief, b.oss. sush,
L be 10 dead
iook my knife out 0f IL sheath
and ran il into The alligat0r's fore
paw The monster .aSbsd the water
with hls tai, almost knocking the
Judge into the lake. and nearly put.
ting oui my eyes When / recover.
ed nv eyesigbt / saw the Judge,
bat not The alligator The animal
had sailed Of. stick and all, and Ieft
no track behind him
The largest alligator in tie State
Of Florida can be found near Peppe,
Hammock. on Banana creek. at the
head Of Merits island This All
MAJ i known al along the Indis1
river CAptAin Dammitt told me
this alligator Is eertaiaIy ever twenty
feet long. DGmnitt saws that be hzs
seen him in bis present quarters. Of
and on, over twenty-five years The
Captain thinks hin at least over
haadred years cid, and probably
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Civilizations vx. The Peeutzrfte< Of
Ce~rBmes-

+ Arc We more c:gIizel Il Cur dress
than II our dwellings, Not s whit
Our guide and ruler here : that irre-
sponsitle rvr=ni We ezH fashion, ard
neither elTnfort o. beauty bzs word
20 SAY. To be sure uen have Dis
ezr3ed many absa-7ities. though theE
have retained more. They bold 70
their stIH shirt collars which rssp
their Hecks. their vlids expaase Of liz
ea front, which tie Tery aet 0f fast-
ening rump.es; their meaningless
swallow tails their hi9eoas hats, ,iheir
tight-6tti1s military uniform, aud 81
The mysteries q seam and yusset ard
band. which are mere svmboIs of the
AT q euIii8y cut and not Eeces=arT
70 the comfort q shaBe- Ba1 even
with The follies they retain thev can
move about with ease and unhzmper-
Ell Women, On the contrary, torture
themselves n the name Of fsshia with
touching fidelity They world g.
so0n fsr-0 their nationality a. their
STAYS: and the Thirty-ai1e Articles
are less sacred 70 them than their muL
tiplicifv q garments al hanging from
the waist II Z . keep these op.zad
lessen their heavy weight, thas they
put themselves into s1e4 cages, which
destroy al grace q Inc and al cum
fort q movement save n waking
The bezury - simplicity j. -hzog
dead and done within their code
Heads are loaded with faizs hair stuck
A59zi with lace. featbers. flowers, and
eol0red glass: ears zre pierced that
bits q ervstaliZes1 earth. o limitations
thereof. msv = hung into the holes /;
health i DESTROYED and he tender
vital organs which nstgre las - sed-
uloEsly protected by the oE;e- casing
O; ribs are compressed aai crushed
that TIE wzis- band nav b reduced
70 seventeen inches: snG the higbsS-
efforts 0: military -enias are directed
% the m6s- elaborate method q sew
ing one bit q stuff O. 70 smother BIZ
Of s-QE- 70 the confusion o. ANYTHING
Ike q leading line Or a. intelligent
idea We laugh a. the Chinese.
golden Water-liiies the Paap1An
head dress. the Hindu n0=e-ri1-- the
African lip-distender: welzEsb while
We lock IN the glass and eouplseeat-
" brush out orr f-ills. and eoBgrztu-
late ourselves il locking stylish and
well goi up But our highest e.
forts eliminate IA paFsi&l nakednes
il the middle of winter. L We are
w0mea- in black b-o4d-cl0th in the
dog-dsys- Il We are men-in absurd
lengths q six trsiE1y after Is s. We
walk II the one ease. n 3 ridiculous
ps1nOG mesuderiBg al our backs II
the other thew eeimiaste II fashion.
not IN nse. O. heagtr. O. simplicity ::
bu. while we DO TINS dress without
personal convenience or artistic mesa-
i1C. we have 10 t-Ee civilization II
the matter of our clothes Modem
millinery i neither zrI nor nature Il
! our trsosl8tioa of tie primitive
mans delight n rsgs and gs1dy e0l-
ors. ard there / 10 essential diEef-
ence between the two- What differ
ence there i consists simply Il con
venti0azl acceptance : bat the zethesic
base of each ! the sams--C9rRhdT
MrG1-iRc-
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Curious Stsry Assss . HAsk.

The Baltimore American relates =
egriOus incident which occurred :
few dsys since, q shor- distance from
that eiiy- One Of our weIl-knoxn
merchants had gone on OF visit %
friend. 81 whose house there was 4
bright little bov. sad one dzv %
please the child. be Manufactured
very large kite, and as the wind VS.
strong enough, the kite was rzisei
y once After L had gone up 1ear-
" haf nile, 5 large crowd of
e0unt-F people collected % admire
II, a. sCch magnificent toy had new
e. been seen - that section before
While the spectators were s6miri1-
i . Terv large hawk was seen 20 av
slowly out OF s neighboring grove
and 90 directly toward the kite TIE
hawk approached within = few fest
Of the st-z3ge-looEaE 0biee.. AZ
then circled sbo1. under Z perhaps
i've minutes. when be few jus. above
il and again circiei zrouad several
times
Suddenly be koTered directly over
the kite, and after locking $. Il IL
, tenily for : short tine, dA-ted down
ward, and, striking the paper, passed
directly through the kite. coming on:
on The other SIDE After this strange
experiences. which 10 doab, puzzled
The hawk vastly, he few OF :
short distance fs- reflection. bat
still keeping the kite IN view
xot being disposed 70 give Il up -,
quickly returned 30 the charge. and
this tinef2stened on the long string of
rags that were used - tail 20 the
kite, which he tore and scattered n
the air n = savage manner Finding.
however, 10 resistance OF the part Of
the kite. be became disguised OF
scared and few away toward TIE
weeds fron whence he came The
gentleman saws that whenever the
hswk made aa attack he would re-
treat s little. 80 4 he expected the
strange bird vas going 70 return the
asa Gi-
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a GfoNn's S~ssSn.


The Virginia papers report that
during tbs exhibition 0f trzgeliHg
naenageFie sad circus 10 d town il
that State, where there vac a. the
tine some religious oonvocztion in
session. the painted lester Of the
equestrian ring illustrated his own
serious capacity and greatly affected
al audience 10 which manr church
members were present. By delivering
The following hoBily:
Nv Friends: We have taken in
six hundred dollars here to-day.
more money / venture 10 say, than
aay minister Of the gospel il this
community wouli receive for q whole
yesr's services 4 large portion Of
this money was given By church
members. and a large portion of this
audience K made up of members Of
the church And vet. when your
preacher asks you 70 aid in support
iRg theyOspel. vou are too poor 70
give snyihih-- Yet you come here
and pay dollars TO bear ne talk
nonsenee am fool because ! an
paid Tor it: i make NY liviaz By IL
You profess 70 be wise. and vet EOu
supper. me in nv folly But perhaps
yoa saF yOu did not come ID - the
circus. but the animals Ifv0a came
10 So the animals, why did you not
simply IoSk anthem aud leaves Now,
IS no; this 5 pretty place for Chris
tials to II inf Do you not fee
ashamed - yourselves, , Iou ought
10 blush ia such : place - this
The sensation following 3 speech
Ike this. in such place, from such 8
speaker, may be imagined The
local clergy availed themselves q the
-piri; thus produced; . religious Ee-
yival was attempted, and = collection
for foreign missions resulted IN he
s1rl O. fo1- Dollars an6 : helf
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An Intelligent Car.

The nan who lives jus- back oE u,
Chabb. hss vell0g tomcat whose
intelligence : almost human
Chubb's eat Possesses voice Ike :
Tuscorora Indian. and when il goes
/. out IN the ward on 4 moonlight nigh:
and meets : esG with different views.
and reasons with il and iaeulges il
animated conversation and lifts on.
handfuis Of fur, you can hear the de-
hate for s mile and : half Chubb
Used 70 be much Snaoyea by the
continual disturbance. and lie would
disperse the meeting with balIets and
other p-ojeciileS- Bu; 3; last be
noticed that his rem0ns-rances bad
10 effect The more sosp-sGfs and
boots be fred into the yard The louder
his yellow teIl-e4s would sereech,
and when he would hang swsy his
gun. the cat would send car wild,
unearthly vow which would wake
people within fifteen squares and SCI
eigh. o. ten thousand dsgs 10 bark.
i0y. Il seemed - queer 20 Chubh
that his eat always refused. 10 move
on when hit that be determined one
night watch Il
Just 81 dusk be Observed the ez;
drag about twelve Inches Of old
s10vepipe. out from under bush aud
crawl into Il Then the cat inserted
lis legs through four holes that had
been punched in the iron. 2nd with
IL head projecting through the end,
and IL body clad il arrnOE. i winked
81 Chubb. and rznblei OF 10 attend
the mass meeting ChRbb SAYS DOW
that be wouldn't take q thousand
dollars for that cat; bgt If we Do not
tunnel under Chnbb's yard some
Night and blow his tOnseat into eser-
nity with . submarine torpedo, it VIII
be very singular We admire III
gpnaiiv, but 5 vociferoas tomeai
makes a. unhappy-Aar -4deIsr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1873-07-09

What did the spider do wben be
came out Of the ark : He took Nv
and went home.
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There Is - Iriskwoman Of gigsu-
&c strength in s. Paul One NON.
ing she lifted : barrel Of sugar from
the ground into 3 cart The nsx;
evening she presented ber husband
with twi8s Two DAYS sAer she did
the washing for 3 family q ten Per
sons Not 20 fortunate Was = Ms
souri, girl She washed al dsy,
made supper Of twelve hsrd boiled
eggs sad danced 81 night Is i
mentioned iha; her fGaeral proses-
son was nearly nile long
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The Milford Del Nsscs has d.
covered = new enemy 20 the peaches.
II being q sort of wseyl, which under
the glass, bears strosg resemblance
in color. shape and motion 70 the
black heart-Eorm Of corn, though u
Ike thzl. Il can suspend Itself By 3
web II is though, !. Is hatehed OFT
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1873-07-09
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