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The sun., 1873-12-26

ih' Nu.iuips rrs.nrI- Bich ~ Jan after
the Trip TO 1ientuego-,
eA\1AGo DE CUBA, Dee. 18--" LhOmme
F't'.'.' finished, as thought, my history
y" W' N'rginlus expedition, and behold we are
"ooeuiy " n vs ~ere." With the ursonszr back
The sun., 1873-12-26

"Well, Colonel 1 said II the Democrats OF
ConEectlcut had known that Joe liaWleN hcked
Ben ButlI don't believe thcy would have
reelected Ferry n United states Seuator when
HaaIey was a csndidate.'
They're mighty sorry now that they did IT,"
Seward replied. Ferry went back ON them
before their hands were cold. You see theI all
liked Joe They oil said thtt Joe Wa. a good
fellow. They would al rather have had Joe In
the SENATE tuan Feuy.'
"Why did they elect Ferry, then - inquired.
jim English, he was the man that did II. lie
had hitter personal feeling against joe. When
ku.iish was Governor, joe rdked up despatch
that English had sent Tweed II was purely a
business despatch, but Joe made II appear as
though " wan "A despatch for rrpeaiers, aud that
killed English tur Governor, Jim saw fair
chance 10 get back al Joe, and so he got tie
Democrats 10 vote for Ferry II cost him con
siirra le money TO do ID, but lie did IL. lie
cooked Joe goose dead sure. But Jim'~ soTiy 5
he did il now. Jim likes Joe. Everybody like,
doe. Juos tust one OF the best fellows YOU ever
saw
Here tho train stopped at Florence. Tho Cul-
orcl lrtl'"od hl, oarpet-hds and got out \
minute altClWWd ht M.s NAisAtd away la the
tlul4triun express, |ffKA,
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PRACTICAL JOKE.

While We we're lying in the camp at
Rosseglle, Georgia the siztioth llliaoi.
returned from tIoir furlough With num-
Der Of recruits-oue Of these having cz
hsustel 81. supply Of clean shirts, anl not
having lclralrcss, asked q veteran where
be could get some washing done.
"Doyou see those tents there by the
church? We'll, 60 there, AMI ask Mr..
Morgan, he does washing. H. is a cFns.
y old cuss, be; Il you talk pretty nice to
him bell do it for you"
The recruit wbon 1, directed, and found
General Morgan walking in front Of bis
tent, dressed, a,w,s bi, usual custom, in
The Uniform Of a high private.
"Where will | fnd Mr.. Morgau?' asked
the recruit"
my name is Morgan. What will you
havet"
81 came 70 sec il | could &c! some
clothes WISHED"
"H-m-m Who sontyoa here to get
your clothes washed"
"Johu Smith over here in the six.
'iieth' Corporal oftho guard (Tho cor.
Poral approached and salutod) Young
mau, 60 with the corporal, and Show hin
John Smith, 50 that he can bring him or.
.or here. And you conc back with him
and bring all the dirty clothes that sou
have"
They departed and soon returned With
the guilty veteran and huge armiul Of
dirty shirts, socks, etc.
The General said to Smith odd you
send this young man here to have his
clolhe swlshed!"
"Ye,, sir, for joke"
"I'or j,ke! Well veil have the joke
carried out. We do have clothes washed
here sometimes. Corporal, take this man,
Smith, and that bundle Of clothes down to
the creek, aud have hin wash them, fold
neatly, anil return them to the owneri
Sec that he docs the job up handsome.
ly!'
The veteran won't away to bis work sor-
zoVrulIy, and the General resumed bis
walk.
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az T0nalS Glory is HG I2f.
HY LYONS
SA I HAIR0N
Manhnal: How Lost. How Restored.

No. Just published, new edition Of DR..
$,5,sS CULYERWELL'S Celebrated Essay
on ne RADICAL CURE without msdi0ine) Of
SrrRyAroRRnuA or Seminal Weakness, luyol'
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Physical iucaplcity, ImpedImcnts to Marriage
&c; also Coy,URrroN, EPILEPSY and FRS,
induced by scIt,iudulgence or sexual eNtrava'
gance,
ITPrice in a sealed envelope, only 6 cents
The celebrated author, 10 this admirable eS.
say, clearly demonstrates from thirty years
successful practice, that the alarming conse,
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without the dangerous useof !nternaa medicine
or The application of the knife pointing out a
mode Of cure at once simple, certain aud ef
fcCtual, by means Of which every sufferer, no
matter what his condition may be, may cure
himself cheaply, privately, aud RADICALLY
lPThis Lecture should be in the hands Of
every youth aud every man in the land.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any
address, postpaid, ourcCcipt OF six cents; or
two post Stamps.
Also, Dr. Culverwelps Marriage Guide"
price So cents.
Address The Publishera,
CHAS. j. Z. KLINE K co.,
l97 BowEEY, Nav IoGE Post Office Box,
4,5sG. Ljan 23-ly.-P. q co.
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A Horseback Ride.

Tho stories Of tbe witof the late Col.
J.o,e q Rornos ora npmor,u. bat to be
,fully ,nnreciptei need the Colonels pecul,
,ior voiro and drv manner familiar to those
who used to know him. The following
onocloto wo do not remember TO haze seen
in print.
The Colonel. it seems, bad been recon
.meoJ,I 10 take horseback exercise for the
bsnof, Of hi, So,ltb h. his musician and
accordingly onp,ied at n well known stable
for the animal,
az vonto roonIor tronino horse t
ride far nv health this afternoon.
Certainly, Colonel said the polite
,rronr;.to,. and io5,iog kom tbe custom
er's nbvsiopo and "a horse to ride ror
health g,vo him ana oftbs hardest trot
IN, borsos IN ,bo os,,bl;,bmont uoor
-,,h;.b p,,,o. ,,ono,ol anil bomooj If
Inward, tho country
IN obon. ,rr.o bo,,s bo ro,nrDo1 cov.
.-.a a'Itl ','ss o.. t.. ,n5 With
tho .s,i.,.noo of ona If ,bo bos,lor. .,orIv
and n,inrnlIr dosooDdo5 fran his .,aa1
I;nnio, into No .,,b,o offco ana hold.
;,a 81 10 ,ho yo~o. mar, or his nooL vi,h
one h,nd bo lacked into tho stable keen.
a., inoniriDo r,co and calculated sinn.
"
,nr, r,n.,n
oTb,oa doII,,. Co,on.,n va, ,bo 70.
.n,v
IL .,oul, d.ov HE u,,lot and ,,i1
,,.s IT,, .a.,,;.s1 .,
"c. 'au W., ho... ;, nj,
,o, I TaIoDoI,p
"No 7 .L.,,, ,.,,t him ,o.mor,ou
,,D.',s H.. w.. 49,. B., ,,,...,,,
~ T ,b.O,, m,,t hin, .nn mora =,
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Tbro1rb Mo liJlrlIily of a Nv York

Through the liJ3raiity ola Nov York
gentleman interested in scientific pursuits,
Professor Agass1 bai come into the pos,
session Of an saaI IN BI@nri's bay, of
tho Massachusetts, coast, Of ab)u. one
hundred acres, and fifty thousand dollars
in money; both sections Of the gift being
designed to all IN Tie permanent establish
men. Of s2icn;if, school on toe island
Professor Agassz has for some time cher.
ishoi the plan Of establishing school
where teachers of henaturaI sciences, or
those who intend fitting themselves to be
such could devote their long summer vaca
tons to their practical study in such a
manner as to combine recreation and resi-
with the acquisition acknowledge THIS
plan be will now be enabled to carry out
more successfully and on a larger scale
than was at FIRST contemplated For the
perfection Of the arrangement; the erection
Of a suitable building .etc., more money
will be needed, aud it is hoped that sum
equal to the original gift will be realized
by subscriptions Efforts arc now being
made in this direction, and will meet, We
hope, with success, Tie project is Que
which ought to command the attention Of
all who are interested in scientific study
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KNOTS UNIFIED
Or, Ways and By.Ways in the Hidden Life Of
AMERICAN DETECTIVES.

We want agent, for this book 1t discloses
all The mysteries Of the Detective System 1t
is record Tor The past 90 years Of the most
skiIllul detectives Of this country, in which
the crafts OF Bank Robbers, thieves PickpoCk.
cts, Lottery Men. Counterfeit Money Dealers,
and swiadcr> Of alitlasScs are exposed and
brough, to Justice. Price 81 Is. Send for cir
cular, and term, to agents.
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There is q DENTS. 10 Harrisburg who
has a daughter who is loved by a young
man, but he is bn,hful, and dso't like to
60 to the house to see her unless he has
an excuse. So every Tuesday and Fri.
day be calls aud gets the old man to pull a
tooth for him, and then be goes into the
back pnrIor and sparks the girl under the
pro,cnce Of trying to fnd bis hat he
has only ,ix teeth left now, aud shat wor'
r.es him is to know what he is going to do
when they are all out and bis new set i'
made and pat 10, lie Is all the more
anxious aboutit because the fair maid does
not seem as if she was going to respond to
his heartfelt signs, and there is room Tor
suspicion that she has been playing the
coquettc SO as to rope in good customer
for her fond parent The young mans
confidential friends state that he has int
mated bis intention either to have that
girl or to jerk the whole skeleton out Of
hgr father
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-04-10

Real gold is getting to be fashionable
for jewellery out West. The oddly Of the
thing is very taking
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Il should have no objection to my
wifs's rciguing," said an aiFectiouate hus-
baud, "ifit we're not for the fact that when
she regns she is so apt to storm also"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-04-10

In Scotland when any one is dying,
they open the window aud let the soul de-
part,
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Az absurd thing recently happened a
Troy, New York, The wife ola Promi
nont citizen, supposug that her last houl
had come, called hor husband to her bed
side and unburioncd her mind by saying
that she bad been false to Der marriage
vow, her paramoar being near noighbor
whose name she gave Bat fate va.
against her, and she did not diet all and
now the prominent citizen is making mat.
tiers quite lively for the near neightor
---S -----l----s-
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The Hibcruian cook who strung
beans with needle and thread is looking
for situation.
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II a woman tells more than the truth in
speaking of rivals age, she will proba.
bly, make the thing even by undertaking
her Own.
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When Shakespeare wrote about pa.
teuce on a monument, did be refer to doc.
tors patieots? No How do you know he
didn't? Because you always find them utl.
der monument,
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CoI6E contcmplatcs getting out an in.
junction on the Young Mems Christian
Associations, to prevent any further ez.
plantations 10 bis behalf
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II we take neu as we fad, them, We will
ind mast Of them IS good Us Go are.
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AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK

AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK
Organized in 1s4s.
Bank Hours-From O'Clock A. NJ. to ~
O'Clock p. NJ, and on SATURDAY EVENING from
Deposus Of any amount received
Regular Diridends, February and August OF each
year.
Ertra Diriaena, lof surplus earnings) once In
a9.An accounts of depositors strictly private and
Interest, dividends, and all other privileges, IS
favorable to depositors as any savings Bank in
Maine affords.
For further information, address
W. r. SMITH. Treasurer.
Augusta, Feb. % 1873.
French and Anne rican
CoNFsECTIoNTE1x.
gv'aoytsaie and Essfsty,
Manuiactcry No. LOO Water Street
Augusta. and at the store former.
IL occupied by A. Parsons. ir
Gardiner.
Fancy and Hedding Cake. zee
Cream. Jeiiies,
EE1t@. Fruits, CSC.
Parties Supplied. = Azcac R1s-
fnraDt attached.
HENRY HART, Agent.
apnt&wt
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A PLOTTER PUNISHED.

A fearful cold, clustering day it was,
late in December. just at the season when
mirth and pleasautry should have reigned
| supreme over all their subjects, but time
of utter desOlatiOn to at least one of Gods
creatures as she stood ut the door of her
late home, with the sweeping gale, as it
passed by, laden with fine dust and sting
ing chill. freezing her in its ruthless pit.
lessnesS.
She looked up and down the long. de-
serted street, that never looked drearier
than then. as she bade it mournful. 81
lent goodbye.
Opposite. the doors were all fast closed
and in the rapidly gathering twilight she
saw the warm glow Of the fires-the rud.
dy welcoming lights that had been SEEM
ingly lighted to mock her own cherries
lonesomeness and it seemed to her, In
her bitterness, that she could see mock.
ing derisive smile on the face Of all Valley
Point. that she, proud Isabel Kent, was
tonight to leave her home poor girl, TO
battle with the world, who had once been
her slave and was now her master.
With n shivcr, less of cold than OF dis
tress, Isabel Kent turned away from the
darken!ng streets, and into the hall Of the
large. elegant, empty house.
In the silent parlors. where the rich
gilded paper and heavy carved centre
pieces seemed to mock the empty desola-
ton. stood lsabcl's trunks. packed and
strapped and marked; and how the girls
lip quiyercd as the ligh. revealed the
words to her
Isabel Kent, passenger to Laverstone.
SO it was there she was going. a hun
dred miles from home, friends: friends
if friends they were who had turned the
cold shoulder when her fathers will had
declared her worse than penniless--had
left 10 her fond, broken heart, the legacy
of dishonor and debt.
1t was that knowledge that had proved
almost too much for her; otherwise, how
firmly, il sorrowfully, she would have
borne poverty and faced the world, who
owed her living.
| But everything seemed changed, now
even Isabel Kent herself had changed
from joyous, cheerful girl to stern, em-
bittered woman.
A carriage rolled up 10 the door, and
when the driver had attended 10 her lug
gage, she was whirled away-to what, she
wondered, with a mirthless laugh, as she
sat upright in the carriage and watched
the houses that held people sine feared
she fairly hated.
AT the station she had little time to think
amid the crowds, the noise, the glare, the
incoming and departing trains.
Sometimes when Vivian wanted favor
done she would 60 to Isabel, and Isabel
would do it.
! CONCLUDED ON FOURTH PAGE
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-
THE LITTLE GLASS SHOE.
A Northland Fairy Tale.

A
BIZ JOHN G. SAKE.
"Hoi no ha ha what IL It view?-
John VIVID, the plowman cried,
As he bit his foot on 9 little glass shoe
That lay on the mountain side;
Some fay has lost 1t there's never . doubt.
And ha how lucky for me!
The owner will soon be roaming about
To fine where his shoe may be
And so,' said John, "I'll carry it home.
That's just what will do,
And he will pay me pretty sum
Who buys this little glass shoe!"
And he spread the story far and neef,
For many mile around,
That the fairy might surely hear
Who the little glass shos had Gornd-
And soon to John . merchant came,
Who said he had heard the news;
And would the plowman sell tho SAM.
To dealer in little glass shoes?
AND he offered John pretty price
For the stoe that he had found;
But John replied it was much too nice
To go for hundred pound;
Then the merchant offered hundred are.
But the piowIuan still said. Nay;
The man who buys nj shoe,n ne swore,
"Wu, dearly have 70 pay.
There's not 20 pretty shoe On esrLn
To cover iady's toes;
And then happen to know its ~erh
Far better than you suppose.
That shoe is one Of wondreus price,
That nobody can deny)
Aud YET, perohance, there's soue dew.
May serve the shoe to buy.
/! you are able to show me, nov
When l anl p!owing my field,
That every lurrow behind my pleg,
A shining dacst may Yield
Why, then, to you the shoe Ill give.
Alse will keep Il myself
Fer FL ornsmcnt, as long as nFc
To grace my mantle shelfv
And SO it was the fairy bought
Twas he in merchants guiseg
His own glass shoe and, quick as thought.
Away to his home he hies
And of wen. John, with much delight,
As fast as he could go,
BY trial to prove that very night
If the charm would work or no.
And he found the fairy's word was tses
As he promised In the trade;
For e shining ducat came TO view
In every furrow he made
And again next morning on he went
Nor scarce to eat could stop
Top plow again he was so intent
F.. To gather his golden crop.
And so he plowed, and plowed, and plowsh,
And scarce for slumber ceased;
No wonder John was growing proud,
So fast his wealth increased!
And still he plowed by day and night.
When none were looking on.
TIL he seemed, indeed. a sorry wight,
He grew SO lean and want
And still, when none his work might y.oG,
He plowed by night and day;
and still the more his riches grew,
The more he pined away.
Until, at last, his work was stopt,
And The plowman, where was hes
Down la the furrow, alas he diopt,
As dead as dead could be
MORAL.
Though good is gold, to have aud holS,
My story makes it clear,
Who sells himself for sordid pelf
Has bought it much too deari
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GTcat 9arSni1as
AT The
Hallowell Cheap Store

Hd11OWel1 Oneap StOre.
QUAKER BITTERs ONLY 20 CENTS.
!;ents Paper Collars for 3 cents a box.
Large .Sy Banch Mixed Yarn s " seis. 5 ets.
Adamson's Cough Balsam, 23 :.
Ladies' Lad silk six Neck Hdfs. MUCH uSpEK PRICE.
Elastic Cord @ CHR, pr,.n only cent @ yard.
CAKES nonsy sosp for as
Atwood's Vegetable Jaiindico Bt,ers, %
Faa ker onIy 20 csnsy eny bottle
rp Rubber Ss%bs e Combs
Men and Boys Neck Ties and suspenders.
Selling Out our Jewelry AT COST.
Lace Collars cents: Pearl Shirt Button. , cents.
Kennedy's Medical Discovery only LIS.
schenck's Mandrake Pills, 20. Holloway's Pills 20.
a. osAer k.aS. %;O Of Pills y only 20 cents boy
l1alPs Hair Renewer, IS cts. Knowles Restorer 65.
Arctusine, (or Canada Bears Crease only SO cts.
COTS Best Alpaca Braids, Is yd. st;cks) cents.
Best 100 Yards Machine spool Sill 10 cents spool
fsneh Sossess only
Spool & Cotton. Swarranted 200 ydsl 20 cts do1en
S9od s,o Note rapers scents Iu!re.
Nice Tinted Initial Note Paper, 20 cent. a box.
Nice Per!Tmssry 70 cents Good Hair on 10 cents.
Toys, Bibles, Albums. Playing Cards.
Elmwood Paper Collars (inen corered) ~ cts. box
Thomas Aucock's Porous Plastere only 2occnts.
Ladies' Nets cents.
Miss Sawyer's Salve, $50 cent sizc) for 10 cenIs.
Gems Undershirts and Drawers at Low Prices.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing S"rup, - a
Magnolia Balm (for the complexion) 80
Plantation Bitters, only 70 cts.
Ayers Sarsaparla and Cherry Peetoral each IS cts
Peruvian Syrup Preparation Of irony 65 cts.
Russia Sarsaparilla and Iron, Cheap.
Vinegar Btters 70 cents. Vegetne 81 cents.
25 Nice Envelopes for 10 cents.
Ladies' Felt Skirts (Rest Quality Cheap.
Helmbold's Buchu, rs. smolanda's Bnctu, cheap.
Ladies' tleeced Lined Cotton Hose, e5 cents.
Ladies' Undervests only IS cents Hoyt's German
Cologne, very nice. Bush's and Batchelders Hair
DYES.
READER considering the Fact (Which can't bs
denied Vith truth that store has Reduced the
Prices more than ~ per cent. ON the goods
deal in, don't you think you ought to pdfr0ntse
our store and ENCOURAGE Us TO KEEr JuE PRICES
DOWN at
COOKS CHEAP VARIETY STORE,
Next Door to Thomas Shoe store,
| jamie 1tues&thurs& IIallOWcu.
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The Wheat Field Of America
lsallhful Climate, Free Homes, Good Markets.

THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD oIers for sale IFS Lands in Central and
Western Minnesota, embracing: The best
of Wheat Land; 2. Excellent Timber for the Mill
the Farm and the Fire; Q. Rich Prairie Pasturagc
and Natural Meadow, watered by clear Lakes and
running streamsi in HcalIhfGl Climate. ,rhere F'e-
rer and Agte Is unknosrn,
Grain can be shppedhence by lake to market as
chcaply as fl ON Eastern Iowa or Central Illinois.
Cars now run through these Lands from Lake SUI
pcrior to Dakota Price of land close track - 90
to $500 per acre; further away $3.50 to $400. Sew
en- Years Crodit; Warrantee Deeds; Northern
Pacific 7.30 Bonds, now selling mt par. received
for land at $l.l0 No other unoccuped Lands pre-.
sent such advantages to settlers.
SOLDIERS under the New Law March, ls1?)
get 100 acres FREE, near the railroad, by one and
wo years. residence.
TRANSPORTATION AT REDUCED
RATES furnished from all principal points East
to purchasers of Railroad Lands and to Settlers
Government IIomesteads. Purchasers, their wives
aud children carried free the Northern Pacif.
&c Road. Now is the time for Settlers and Colonies
10 get Railroad Lands and Government lIomesteads
close to the track.
Send for Pamphlet containing full information,
map and copy of New Homestead Law. Address:
LAND DEPARTMENT, NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD ST. PAUL, MINI,
Or 23 FIFTH AVENUE, Cor. 9th St., New York.
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