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Eastern District of Pennsylvania, IS.
A I New Bloomfield, the 18th day OF November,
"A A. D., 1874. The undersigned hereby gives
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OF Perry, and State OF Pennsylvania. within said
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OF said District
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-10

next morning TO the dismal mouse IN tne
suburbs after the sharks had done wha'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-10
d MONKEY STORY.


A monkey which was permitted to run
free had frequently seen the men servants
in the great country kitchen take down a
powder horn, that stood on the chimney
piece, and throw few grains into thelire
to make maids scream, which they always
did on such occasions. Pug waited his
opportunity and when all was still he
clambered up, got possession of the well
filled powder horn, perched himself gin
gerly ON one Of the horizontal wheels
placed for the support of the saucepans,
right over the warm ashes of an almost
extinct wood fire, screwed off the top of
the horn, and reversed it over the CRATE.
The explosion sent him half way. up the
Chimney. Before he was blown up hewas
snug, trim, well-eonditioned monkey.
He came down carbonated The,welght
with which hppitched on the hot ashes
in the midst Of the general flaresup,
AROUSED him to a sense of his condition.
He was s,missing for days. Hunger at last
drove him forth, and he sneaked into the
house looking scared and deyilish;o but,
like some other great parsonage, he never
got over his sudden elevation and fall. II
ever Pug forgot himself and was trouble
some, you had only to take down a pow
der-horp in his presence, and he was of
to his hole like shot, screaming and
chattering his jaws like pair Of casta-
! fets.. .Nlf y" ''ht.Ht At.MAEt.N
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-10

he intended. One of the cellars-you
remember the cellars" d nodded and
smiled "waS hung, al down the walls
with dark red cloth, aud lighted by two
Or three tapers In the middle Of the
ceuar'sfQod a little bier, and Upon the
bier wasa little, little coffin of q black
Ted c0loh like the color cf Tuscany
rose fni inlthistcofin there lay little
NAitesIna With a red silk cord-aeort
OF very light necklace. ~
Away away away with your accurs-
ed secretsl Do not utter another word,
lest a mad heart should kill you. | knew
it-I dreamed It'll was sure il would be
done one way or the other-and now you
haEe. Rutthe finishing light to our pic
tprel Ha! hal hal laughed / poor
sillyithattering bird, that little knows
what ltsays look down from your idle
peRcha+loOk nj this little footl What are
the white camellas, the intOlerant pop
pies the hrilliancy of the cactus flowers,
thabmake their stony mother beds blaze
in tne noontido-7-what are the stocks and
wadI-hoWers that lhideli the rocks on the
sea-shoTe, or the anemones that crowd
L AAfNl totiflE ElNNh A1N VI tifN pRSh hNANH
Wit'TdqzzliDg purple and scarlet stars
| rWbabpre they all to this one foot? Yanr
flty, my dear, BLOSSOMS PIP to the edge OF
Ithegriye, and peeps over. Thus do we
fQrstQl our epitaphs. Still, believe ME,
II really FUSED 10 be considered as beauti-
'fdl When / lived IN the natural world
| 9Ibther Young lddies of my station;
I but %lbok 1t III look at it now, and
think 6f'the Bay Of Naples by starlight,
.ahfthelife tIie'spirit, the exalted soul Of
\ that 6htAnOmdhu"I u' lui 1851
bng kRau writemo more. Enough of all
things uilRRrowell, my 0tty. "Now,T
saidlI, "put.lhel TO bed. my good girl.
Don't steal any OF the fragments of his
letter out of myubosoms when | am
1asleepl andG if Lnnever wake again, be
.suresto take care they are all buried
.withme, Now, my dear, kiss me--kiss
me once more, as it it came from himl
Ali that was from heayenl Happy,
happy, deathl And now good night to
you, dear-and to all else on earth. Lay
me down gently-place ilowers upon my
faded bosomEand put white slippers
upon my ,e6t, Good night, My lovem
' [TliE END,l "'''
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"A WORTHLESS MAN
rsan Francisco Letterl

Ls-ttAA A'N''NA'e' AF-NNNAfl
! renlember now of fellow of early
DAYS here. His income was thousand
dollars a day. One evening, after husi-
ness hours, / encountered him leaning
listlesslr against post, with his two
hands in his pockets, the picture of utter
uselessness. | saluted him, and stopped
to have a, moments chat. when, after
looking ut me moment, he remarked;
you seem to have a pretty good time in
this world, and yet see you hard at work
most oft time" Yes | can do both"
Hesighed and remarked, 81 can 10 neith-
err" What's the matter, old fellow? You
have plenty of money. You are good
looking-young enough Why don't you
enjoy yourself2p Don't know how !"
Nonsense Build nice house--get a
nice library, books-lOts of boOks-fine
horses, yacht, guns dogs. Shoot, fish,
sail, real, drive, and flirt with the girls
Why, man, could not find time enough,
if | had nothing to do, to enjoy all these
things, ! should spend so much of it on
eachm lie shook hishead, saying ''Don't
want horse-tired of horses. Yachting
Makes me sick-can't bear water. Never
fred a gun in my life-hate dogs and wo-
men" "Weil, what the. devil can you
do?" Nothing, except drink Whisky and
play cards 7 looked ut him pityfngly
and wondered that dame Fortune could
be suGR stupid to waste all her fivors
on such stick but then l recollected
tliatshd was a female. That fellow had
nothing that / envied-nothing that /
wanted, except disclosure and that thou
sand dollars a day, He died a couple Of
years later of the three "W's" wine, wo-
men and whisky) ,. ,nt. I'D.
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a POWERFUL EXCUSE.
tbetroitFr Press November 2ol

Mr. Runnells was before His Honor
Judge Harbaugh yesterday for giving his
wife thrashing, and he went on to tell
the Court how it happened, and to claim
that anger came from natural causes and
could not have been suppressed ifhe had
been the Emperor Of Germany. Just
before retiring Mrs. Runnells poked up
the coal fire and left the poker lying on
the floor. Mr.. Runnells was about ready
to retire, whenhe felt thirsty, and went
prowling around the dark kitchen in his
bare feet. He walked straight to that
poker, of course, and when he stepped on
it the room resounded with such yells as
that neighborhood had never heard be !
fore. rMrso Runnells came running in
while Runnells was holding uphis burn.
ed foot ani dancing around ON the other,
and when she innocently inquired what
that noise meant, Mr.. Runnells tipped
her, a cuff. He was very sorry, he said,
and His Honor charged her never to
leave hot ,pokers around on the floor
again, warned him to restrain bis temper,
and cancelled the case. a,.i 49, ,s., s.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-10
1uehg.
q enILrY oR NoT GUILTK9


She stood at the bar Of justice,
A creature wan and mild,
IN form too small for woman
In feature too old for child
For a LOOK so worn and pathetic
Was stamped on her pale y0ug iace'
IL seemed long years OF suneLlhs
Must have lefl that silent trace
.ryorr nameqn said the Judge as be eyed hef'
with Kindly looks, yea keGn, -..t.,,.
aTsE96 MARY Maguire II you pieaaese, ae, si1
0And vour age?' Il am turned hlteen
aWen Mary"-Bn then nom uie pepe'
He slowly and grayely reaa ,,,--,, N saw IL
,sYouar charged here-l ahl sVrty ~ soy ="
with stealing three loaVes o' O'e"u'
WYou look not like an OLD onsnueI'
And hope that you can SNOW S,
r,hs cbarge 10 be false, Now teli me-
Are Won guilty Of this OF nor
nassionate burst Of weeping
Was al frst her sole reply!
put me dried her tears In moment
And looked in the judges eye
81 viii tell You Just how Il was, sir'
nv father and mother are 1eaul
~ nv little brothers and sisters
Werehmgry, and asked me lor Ofeau'
At6rst earned II for them IIN.u
By working hard all Day A.,d sir
p,,t somehog the times were hardi SIR
And the work all iellaW
n could get no more employuieihiS
The weather was bitter ana CQlu .r
-rha yo,ng ones cried and shiYefed
little Johnny but four years oldS-.' ".
So what was To do, SIR
l am guilty, but do not cOhueilpi .... DO
to0k-Oh! was IL stealing
The bread to give tothem'
Every man In the court room s..l.
Grybeard and thOughtess you'n-
Knew. as he looked upon ner,
That the prisoner spake the tlulh,
Out from their pockets came S keIOilleis'
ont from their eyes sprung Tears,
And out from old, faded WaLeS
Treasures boarded for years
The Judges face was study
The strangest you ever saw s
AS he cleared his throat ana mufihuleu
Something about the law
For one so learned In such matters
So wise in dealing with men
He seemed, on a simple quesuon'
sorely puzzled just then.
Rut no one blamed him, or wondered
when nj last these words they heard
nTbe sentence Of this young prisoner
Is for the present deferred
And no one blamed him or wondered
When he went % her and niled
And tenderly led from lhe court roon'
Himself the guilty child
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NO. WINTER BORK NIRON
OIL lon p.JOW-r-- Iyir o. is.-u,r
dlErom the Iron and Steel RnlIatin !.

"a siiNA AafN l-tIN ~ NHaf OF NltrffNH
iisI diBrOp The tr9n and Steel Bulletin,l j
3 The coming winter wilbbe one ofyreat
hardship fdr S6fkingpe1 who are n re.
eeipt Of low Wages, Of bboss,blS atg alto.
getheP out Of work. oWBtfd iphdtbe veil
,foF all ironmaste ers whose establisbiHents
are yet ru1hing, to issue ifotiegs % their
ithen, 7lsiHg them t6pfactiee the Strict
est economy and to beryef7s pftdgft in
itheif etxpek9itafesl3 Thea@ofGdnkbIen Of
this country untillee6eatIgi hhta been in
ReceiptdfSIeh goodjwhgegthat fnaiiv Of
Etheinshav6 fnAniihtUitlTe habit otliSino
Iextravagantlyg anhna word 'o6caution %
snoh persons now seems tobeneeessarv.
fWarkpgneDijn dhe iron ttadei InaF not
gepsyallF kAaEithat ne Improvement is
exReptsB .totd tdskevplace jim thab business
abpef9Fs syringe Sa9ssaHeptly there can be
p9qi neyease ~ hagssotbis winter and
ekafb ljlleRI wagesso tReK are nov receiving
smHAiY, smHAY be s@HinR @ ~ nRm6ATIg Stepped ,9t any lime
BIZ Re RIf0Yb QFtls9f IA tlrIIgfe Qt CLOS
'ehff0y yelk' f'tgy houiH IA te stiliefr at
tention called to these facts and contin-
gencies.
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worth relates the PARTICULARS Of an amhk-
ihg tABe tried In the Courts az chat div
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sof;sDbfonbgy fgesb sbdfded Patti lsbbtdit diyil
sake me iptdd6ib make. il4fnf bfo3d it0
ighe case was pfoceededl with Sahf iPa atss
fIpuiltestablishsd. eTtEen tdrhihgstg the
DplaintiB the 9Judgg qslIbd,o 'sWhap Rk5
DyOur dog WorthJ DENNIS . oh DiWt afdnt
rWss he worthi osVirefyepIhDnor9. dmt, De
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the fplbEalHa attAe jhasta35yo0 odi sv
Bnism OF 'ertnros=eisiis-44ss=itf4tn4tai m1ii -si
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sale.e efaiitjop. 9oiAipd 4l5tq5e eifl Ahally
concluded, and in the case of their failure
Mcclure will purchase the New Age.
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concluded, and in the case of their failure
] Mcclure will purchase the New Age.
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To my utter dismay and confusion, the
light cords proved strong enough to bear
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-01-05
GENERAL NEWS.

New Jersey has clergyman who has
preached fiity-two years TO the same
church.
Governor Dix Of New York received a
three hundred pound cheese as Christmas
present.
The impression prevails that Congress
will ultimately dispose Of the Louisiana
question by ordering new election
Miami county, Ind, has religious So
ciety called "Omish." The men wear
hooks and eyes on their coats instead Of
buttons.
In the week Of the great fog the MORTAL
ity OF London rose q per 700, IN av-
crage not knows before Tor many years.
Governor elect kempcr OF Virginia has
declined prcseut of a carriage and horses,
and will be inaugurated without any GER
emory.
All the Polarjs crew haye just been
discharged, except Joe +. Ebrerburg, or
I Esquimaux Joe, Captain Buddington and
one or two other officers.
| According TO the communists, every
man who saves money must be made TO
divide with every man who saves none.
The Department of immigration of New
Zealand has extended an Invitation 10
Joseph Arch to visit that country, to eX-
anime and report upon its resources.
Nelson Robinson, of Friendship, Me T,
was lost overheard ON the 23d ult., from
the Lizzie lieyer, on the voyage from
Satilla River for New York.
The Legislature Of Western Virginia Is
said to have passed II law at its last SEES
} sion 'to prevent the owners of hogs from
running at large
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-01-05
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