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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-02-19

"A California paper, having OBJ
tanned q new subscriber, records the
startling fact In a half-eolumn article,
headed: "Still another !--Our course
endorsed by the people!'
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-02-19

LIGHT, which travels 10000 miles
I'm a single second of time, takes
eight minutes to reach us from the
sun.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-02-19

Mr.. Alfrcd Russell Wallace, al,
English scientist, says that man is
100000 years old? What man?
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-02-19

When is lawyer strongest?
When he Is fee-blest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-25

One of the acts passed at the last session Of
Congress was q Law providing that after Jan
uary LIST next the postage must be paid on all
newspapers and periodicals sent out in bulk By
publishers or news agents. - stated in TIE
STAR yesterday, the postage will probably be
paid by means Of special stamps Of different
denominations, the publisher or news agent re-
eeiyiDg receipt and the post Office authorities
retaining the cancelled stamps on the stub Of
the coupon book. Fhis new law will entail
much trouble and expense on publishers, and
we doubt if it Is retained long on the statute
books.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-25

The Portland (Me.) <drertiser (dem.l under
takes to 1gure out that Hsmlin msynr get the
Senatorship after sn. OF 113 republicans elect
cd to the legislature, Ii classes 46 as "Hamlin
men" Sc as ''Anti," and IL a. doubtful Then,
II caucus IL found imprscticable, or II there
Il bolt, there are As democratic members to
be heard from. From what We hear, there
are rather more than 46 "surs' Hamlin men,
ard those who appreciate his capacity ss a poll
tieian need not be assured that the number Is
rot likely to be DIMINISHED before the ballot /.
kAsps
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-25
Sound on One Point.

Senator SChUrz in his st. Louis address was
sound upon one point, al least the injudicious
nature Of TIE school provision Of the civil rights
bill Upon this question he said:
III the bill becomes law it will break up the
whole public school system of the southern
states, snd nobody Will be greater sufferers
thereby than the colOred people. Ii Is well
knoWn iact that IN the states containing the
bulk OF the cOloTtd population, there existed A
widespread and powerful prejudice against the
Introduction Of system Of common schools to be
supported 81 the public expense. We knOw some
thing or that even In Missouri. Ii Is equally
well known that q large majority of the white
people OF those states, even a large majority or
those who are sincerely anxious 20 secure to the
coloTed children the largest possible advantages
OF education in separate establishments. stiH
are very FtrOnglY-naY, vIolently-OppOsed To
any Law which, like the civil rights bill, would
force the admission Of coiored children with
white in tie same school rooms.
THAT OPPOSITION exists, and we have TO deal
with II az fact. Try TO enforce under such cir
will be the result: the old prejudice against the
system OF public instruction to be SUPPORTED nv
ta1atioD, a. II still exists in the states in cues
Iloni VIII az once md itself powerfully rein
fcIced, and 70 an attack 60 strengthened syains,
defence In the same measure Weakened N IL
most probable that systems Of education labori-
Cusiy bUift up viii succumb. There is scarceIy
a greater misfortune conceivable that couId he.
1all these communities. But what would espe-
eially me eolored people have gained? Now
they have at least their separate schools at the
public expense a. part Of the general system
Destroy that system. and they will have no
mixed schools. while their separate schools Will
perish also. Would the law then benefit the col
cred race At all? A dolores man might then in
deed enforce his rights % ride all over the
country in Pullman palace car, to board at
nrstelaSs hotels, and cit In the dress circle of
tbeAter, but such things can be enjoyed under
any circumstances, only by q very small num-
Per OF the Sealthier people among them, ana
hese pleasures and conveniences OF their few
men OF means would be purchased at a dread
SUI pIlee. Interruptions OF the public school
systen-advantsges of which they now enjoy in
separate estaohshments-wouId deprive the
children OF the poor OF thing which is As Me-
cessary to them as their daily bread - ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-25

Diminutive Switzerland has been deprived Of
1,Soo acres Of territoI through the arbitration
Of American Minister Marsh, who was chosen
to settle boundary dispute between that coun-
try and Italy. She still has . few acres left,
however,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-25
IL TIE SUPREME CoURr OF THE DISTRICT

Ho.dHs SpsefaI 1srv, SsptsnbFr ia, 1874.
o. ~ Ne c.se 81 Jane u. Everett, exeeutrix Of
Aforesaid has. with the spproostien Of the su preme
Oour OF the District OF Columois aforesaid appoint
settlement and distripution. OF the psrsonsi
estate OF said deceased, and Of the assets In hsnd
as far a. the same have been collected ana
turned into money; when and where ali the credi-
tors and heirs OF said deceased noted 10 afteni
with their claims properly yeuched, or they may
Otherwise By Law be excluded from lbenef In said
deceassd estate: Prortdsd, copy Of this order ke
published once week for three weeks In the Eve
ring star previous "a ths ssfd Ssv. Tss':
$1,000. 4. EkSsfEs, 6sgisssr Of WIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-25
w here TO Advertise.

TIE STAR has now q circulation very much
larger than that 81 all the other city papers
,ombiDed, reaching every household In the
District and Q wide range outside. The result
Is that TIE STAR afprds unsurpassed sdvan-
tsges az . medium Of Communication between
Ali classes OF the community, in the way Of the
adjustment Of demand and supply.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-25

Statistics OF the Cumberland coal trade shov
that the total shipments have decreased this
year, as compared with last year, 81 1852 tons.
The decrease has been in railroad shipments,
the shipments By canal being, up to date, q, q
tons more than last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-25

1t is true that the Reverend Henry Ward
Beecher made funny speech at an sgricul-
tural fair TIE other day, but it is denied that he
followed 1t up with q comic song,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-25

A RoHIr.oTs AND ri nogEILDrhs, IA Ki NO
The 81. GIoRGn HATING RANGE, the has.
family and heat three OF four rooms sboyss
good - any Letroee. Hundreds Of them have q
Range gaaraptsed. Cal and examine them a -
c. Ri1sshKRy III Tth street,
SLATE MANTEL s.
LATRO BBS,
FURNACES,
~ VeoxJxa sxoYsa q ssaessi SO ssss IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-25

NIw AND slQOlD-HAHD-ONH YRICE
~ ONLXcHew Qlothins sold Ct very ressona-
BILE prices selected stook Of second hand Clothins
yery eheav q yuoTHD. 61s ID strs~t northwest
s<ssu pestaHsRs .tye-tg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-25
sep2s Ct

NckLROY, BAIRD CO.,
404 9IE STRICT: 4o4 9TH STREET,
GILDERS AND UPHOLSTERERS.
We have Just received splendid stock Of
GILT, WALNUT AND FANCY MOULDIN0S,
for Mirrors, Gornises, Picture Frames, 80.
AND SHADE EIXTURHB.
LAMbRxQUIEe,-pR APHRI1s, CURTAINS,
EHADBe and CABP1Te made to order d short
notice.. old OaTpsts relaid. Pier and II snfeI Mir.
rors, Oornices, Bold Ovals and Square Frames
and Picture Frames Regiit in the best manner
Gilt and Walnut Picture BOD Ct the lowest rates.
sep2S-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-25

hFBEV. A. n. GILBERT, Of BALTIMORE, vii
Wy preach again THIS fFrfdsy) EyENIN4 At
the Chrietisn Church, Vermont avenue, near N St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-25
FNEw BUILDING COMPANY.

meeting Of these desiring to join q com pany to
be orssuIZ fer the purprss of purchasing a quare
OF ground snd erecting dwellings thereon. will be
ht ID At ClsGet's Hsll, Peaps. av, Lear h sire T.
on TUESDAY EVENING, the 18th inst at TX
O'Clock. The Constitution will then be reported from
the Committee ana officers will be elt ctsd.
Lists for signatures, with synopsis OF the plan Of
purchase, can be found at the ard Trade Rooms,
Market Space, Pa. av.; Room No Vernon Row,
cor. 10th and Pa. B. r Bigelow, n Ationsl Bank
Of The Hepublic, cor. 7th and d SITS; Judd & Det-
veilers, cor. 11ih and Pa av Z; Nessrs. Fitch, FOX
Gutter, rreesmsn's Bank Building; Thos. l.. Tul-
lock, Coll Int. Rev, % National Bank Building;
John r. MAJOR, cor. It'll and II SITS and the George
toNn sayipgs BaDk, Georgetown, ID. o. sepz3- colt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-25
. ANNIvERsARY NETTING.

The public Is res2ec' fully Invited to att4nd ths
Anniversary Meeting of the MEDICAL SOCIETY
~ the District of Columbia, to be held at Msrnf's
Hall on the EVENING of the 26th fnstsnt, at :
Lthck. The Grafton will be delivered by DR.. VIM.
b. DriBkAId.
s i tHiHS; 4 3 p Committee.
- -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-25
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
Il 0ST-Cn Thursday, septenber 2Rb,a,
~ very small BLACK AND TAN FE-1NK
MALE DOG. 81 reward if returned %
No. lO12 10th street. liz
osT-on Thursday evening, in one Of the ave
- nue cars, two Memorandum Price Lists
bOOhs, OF no use to any one but the owner.
ware Will be given tor the return of the same to
F;miLLEh's, S61 9Th street, and no questi ons
Il OST-Ye erdsy morning about O'Clock, In the
IA rear OF the Government Printing Office, or in
crossing n forth Capitol or h street, O PLAIN GOLD
kIhG, with initials ). T. =. TO L. a., May lfth,
ld3, on the inside. Ring VALUED engagement
ring. suitable rswaId will DO paid the finder By
lea ing 1t at SCOTT BROS. Paint Shop, 63 G
rect northwest. liz
OsT-BeIween ard O'Clock, on the 14th inst :,
La POCkETB0OK, containing Post Office or.
taiLipg initials M A. II Dallas A liberal reward
PAID ~ returned 70 903 Pennsylvania ave. "a 7ts
rows AsTRAY-Tsken u D, In GEORGETOWN, Sep
~ TEN Der 23c, three cows. which the own--A
er is requested TO psy charges and claim. ] ~ ~
Rowe. corner Of Gay and Monroe streets, ~
Georgetown. sep2I St.
CS RKwARD-straye ed from my premisea Mon
SC dag, September 9Ih, two HOGS; one
white and one black. The above reward ~
Will be given ii returned or any clue given eSSI1n
sbout them, to JOHN HUHN, butcher, Toaaiiy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-25

TEOTIOE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
w TIE COLUMBIAN BANK NOTE COM
PASY.-By order of the Board Of Trustees of the
Colombian Bank Note Company meeting of the
stOck holders CT said company Is called for the pur
pose Of increasing the CAPT al stock of the 2any
ssd meeting TO take plsce At the Office OF the COM
pany, in Washington city, ON THURSDAY, Ooto-
Ter slh, lNl, 81 Il o'clock, noon.
John @. WellstoOd, Geo Jones,
John W. Waters, NJ. Van Buskirk,
Vim. W. Warden. J. d. Martin,
Samuel Cross, Trustees. sepl5-3v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-25
DESTROYS OF rORMING A
CARBoIL BUILDING ASSOCIATION,

Will held q meeting at the Hall at st. Aloysius
School House, on Let street, between land north
west, on MONDAY tNENfNG, the 7Sth inst, at
half past O'Clock. sep2fSt+
FTHE WAsHIHGTOH SCHUETZ
Wy NKRHIN" invites apple sti On for the posi-
ton Of sUPIRIHTEHDENT Of their Park for the
term Of three year,, commencing Janusry 4, 1875.
Non members are eligible. All bids must be sealed
and submitted on or before TUESDAY, September
90 h, ?. n. The Nerein reserves the right Of re-
jrC;.r shy all bids IDfo mstion to the condi
tiC ne osn be lad of the President, .. Wolf, 7O7
street, Of @. Ruppert, Esq Chairman of b BARD
of Dire ctors, No 03 7th street, between and Il,
with either of whom bids may be lift. By order.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-25

EfOk BkHT-One Handsomely furnished FRONT
4 k00M. with all modern i'm prove epts, and use
northwest ssz2 .a1s
E0k kEhT-The Rooms LACEY occupied by
= froL Coiiiere, over Mas dry eoods store.
lranire In the store no. 939 Penna. Az. s-2z-6t
FOB RrNT-Eo: 1913 loth street. north.est,
HOUSE. I'ar'-s ~ % A IkNGLgY ar ca.
.orsss II Asassesasstts syssns and sess street.
PsssAWssH ss15sss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-25
GRAND OPENING OF NEW FALL AMI
N WINTER DIZZY GOODS.
CARRIERS G St Ups sy soeDs sroK,

Splendid assortment new Fall and Win,.x nprss
GOODS; Just received from New Yark ' Ness
The cheapest BLACK ALPAOAs IN Ws.h,n.,o,
BLACK oAsHMIBks, BLACK SILKS. xarx
Splendid CALICO, cepes,
selling very fast. - - Oen1s, N
boys, very Cheap, VI nN'n s"e
xEE s5ee Lot q BLAkKErs aud CANTON rLAN.
BILE Just received from auction sussi-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-25

ls Ss1Ss : Il
sS .Sd IS, $3.50 No 1sc lsS Ss ..rsss,
between g sed H, BRICK: sls goo: No. 1871
18Th street. between q and d, BRiOK: Si20os.
No &c 32o lnh street, between = and r, BR1OK;
wtTi % 600 BRICK, lle9 Al ureet, bet seen L
SID n; Ss 700. 7H0E. =. WAGGAMxH, 81 TIN
Areet. sep2s-tr
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BOARDING.
MEDICAL, DC.

tMP0RTAET TO LADIES -Drs. BROTHERS
II and GhA1, having over five years Successful
practice in the City Of New srk and twenty-five ia
TINS city, enables them TO guarantee q cure In all
cases Of Spinal Affections, Prolapsus UterI, the
hites, or other weakness Of the Uterine Organs,
&c with every other disease incident 10 the female
system. Office, 906 and 9Os street south.
west. ser23 2yr
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0rdersd: TEN THOUSAND TONS BKsl
QUALITY AhTRRAOITE COAL. some ~ sr1oh
u constantly srris ing, beth by vessel And railroad
Shioh We are selling CHEAP, <or cash. Also, No
Always guaranteed 20 the TON,
Depot # our wharves foot Of 18th street
northwest. anif.sciSs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-25

COAL!

4 oAL COAL!
We invite the attention Of consumer 10 our s.oos
OF COAL, embracing all the choice quaIfties 10
At lowest market rates. ~10a
=. OAK and PINE wUoD, sawed and split or IN
OAK and PINE KIHDLINGs, IN bupfIe. or hv
the cord. eTkPHHkSOH & BROTHER
Office, l9le Psnnsy vauis AveDUe
le25tr Mil and Depot, Sew snth street Wharf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-25
DRY GOODS.

CLOSING OUT THE FOLLOWING GOODS
AT
HALF PRICE:
HfmburR EmbrodeTies, Black Spanish and Guf-
pure Lseess Initial and Printed Linen HaDdker-
chiefs, Cent? Hemstitched sudkerc befs All kinds
OF Gloves, Zephyr Worsted Goods, Lace Collars aDd
Bsnok efohiefs, Ladies Linen Collars aud seEs
SBABGAIEs IN ever department
- One Pitoe CHig, in Plain Figuree
BEGAN q WYLIE.
sepls-tr lois and 1870 TIN street nortbve~f
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~ &; strict good ordinary 1656; good
ordinary lGlls; ordinary 1875; gross
receipts IS.
CHARLESTON. June 16.-Cotton dull
-o-middl'ng IT; net receipts SO; sales
SAVANNAH, June 16 Cotton dull
mlddhng i6ia; net receipts 800; gross
800; sales 3Ol.
AUGUSTA. June l6.-Cotton dull
and drooping-middling 16; receipts
81; sales 100.
BosToN, June 16 Cotton dull
middling 1875; gross receipts 2,2SO;
exports to Great Britain IT; sales $50.
New ORLEANS, June 16.-Cotton
inactive aud weak-middling 172s;
net receipts $50; gross 655; sales 800.
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commencement Exercises.
kaia % 5sH Slns ;,:::a'ss ,

TKEENFIl.LE & COLUMBIA r. II co.
C"LrMLiA. ). . June II, 1874.
FCNTAN UNISERSIrY. GreenvIllc.
HIGH SCHOOL, GreenviIi..
FEMALE GoHLHGl:. Grssnvs,!r.
NISIrOKS Ia the COMMENCEMENT
EAEHClSES at the above named in
stltu;inhs. paying i!.t regular fare from
al: a;at;u:; on ;hia road to Grecnville. will
have the privilege OF RETURNING FREE
70 the same station On ans day between
Monday, the 18th, and Monday, the % | dav
OF june, both dates inclusive.
Ncwberry College. WuIhaIia.
The same privileges will be extended
to visitors to the Commencement Exercises
ot this instituti IN, extending from Satur-
day, the 20 h, to Saturday, the 9th day OF
June. both dates inclusive
Ersktnc College, Due West.
Visitors to the Commencement Exercises
OF this institution will have the same pri-
yllcges AS above, from Saturday, June the
27th, t. SAturda, July the 4th, both dates
luciusive THOS. DODAMFAD
Juhc l3 General Superintendent
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Ho'S NSAouo hI VIC ueCtInc-lJ(t1So tor
Western mixed; 8l(@S5 for Western
yellow; 90 for white Western. Coffee
qniet-17al@2l for Rio; m,Id grades
held hfm. tice quiet and unchanged.
Pork heavy-new II 80. Lard heavy,
ut 1l1a(Gll . l6. Whiskey firm, ut
l'OO. trelghts shade frmer. Mo.
ney easy, at 1908. Sterling quiet,
at 1 so. Gold firm, ut l1l1(0lll1.
governments strong aud little doug.
States quiet aud nominal.
CINCINNATI, June l6-Flonr and
corn quiet. Pork in good demand
held ut IL 0O. Lnrd quiet and rn-
changed. Bucon eusler-shuuIdrrs
7la@74; clear rib 93i; clear lO1a 0
lo2s. packed. Whiskey tirmer, at yG.
LOUISVILLE, June lG -Flonr, curn
ana provisions unchanged. Bacon
quiet nnd weak. Lard declined. at l1I,
@l2I3. Whiskey 50. =
BALTIMORE. juno 1G Flour in good
demaud und shade lower. Wheat
quiet and steady. Corn qu,et-wlite
Southern 90; yellow 50 PROVISIONS
quiet. Shoulders 73l@a. Lard-re-
nned ~. Whiskey 3sW99. Cotton
ouAI huu HonIuai-miiuliuRl l73r; net
receipts 90; gross 100; exports coust-
wise 23l; sales Is.
GALVESTON, June l6.--Cotton easy :;
buyers and sellers apnrt--good ordl-
nary l5I; net receipts $50; sales so.
WILMINGTON. June l6.-CottUn M.
chang. mlddIing II; net receipts 81 !;
exports coastwise 81; stock 727.
MOBILE. June l6 Cotton auiet and
oaay a,y-middling l62l; exports coas.wlsc
305; sales 500.
NORFOLK. Juno 1G.-Cotton dull and
demand iight-low mlddliug 1914; net
receipts 327; exports coastwiso 67U;
sales 100.
MEMPHis, juno 1G.-Cotton dull and
easy-iow mlddliDg 1614; receipts 23G;
shipments 07.
PHILADELPHIA, June 16.-Cotton
duil-middling 1875; low middling
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Without the Knife!

GANCER CURED WITHOUT THE
~ KNIFE. by using "BRAsEL's CANCER
CURE This wonderful discovery for the
cure of Cancer has attracted much atten-
ton here aud elsewhere. The remedy IN
now for sale at HEINITSH'S Drug store.
where all applications will be made. Thosr
ahiicted with this malignant disease Will
do We'll TO uyit Getitat
JunelG
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Look After Your Horses.
CPRING time is the time to give the eGFR.
- MAN HORSE POWDERS. For all dis.
eases to which the horse is suhject, no better
medicine can be- given. Get it only at
March HE1NITSH'S Drug Store.
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'1Sl Sale Of RearEstate..'

Sale Of Real Estate.
John Fisher, as Trustee, Ss.' John Fielding.
0N MONDAY, the 9Th day of July next,
~ at 10 O'Clock, in. front OF tho Court
House, in Oolumbis, I will sell, under
power Of attorney, the following described
Real Estate, mortgaged by John Fielding
to the Citizens Savings Bank Of South
Carolina, to wit:
All that LOT OF LAND situate and being
in the city OF Columbia, in the County OF
Richland and State OF South Carolina,
bounded North by lot OF McAllister, East
by lot of J. P. Southern, South by Plain
street, and West by lot OF D. Epstin, for
merly OF Henry Davis. containing one.haif
acre, more or less. Terms cash.
June ii to JOHN FISHER, Trustee.
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Strayed.

The Spartanburg and Asheville Rail-
road Company.
O!lCE is hereby given that the under
~ signed will beat tie Caroiina National
Bank, IN this city, OH FRIDAY, the 10Th
day or June, to receive from subscribers to
the Capital Stock OF this Company The first
innta'imcnt OF five dollars per share.
Pro'np! payment Is requested. BY order.
q. g. kAUFNAN,
Secretary and Treasurer $. & A. Il. Il. Co.
June ll2
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Notice..

Notice.
A meeting Of the Directors of the
"A Carolina National Bank. held yester-
day. it was ordered that DIVIDEND OF
FIVE PER CENTUM ON the Capital Stock
be paid to the Shareholders, out of the
profits for the past si1 months, on and
after July next. @. ]. IREDELL,
June IA 6mw - Cashier.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-05-21
N ONtI I5h ISOs
From the Danbury News. !

The habit of hanging mackerel on
nail near the door to drip broke up
a match on Essex street Wednesday
night. The couple got home late in
the evening, and, going around back
of the house, so as not to disturb the
folks, they sat down on the stoop to
think. During the process she lean
ed her head. in a new spring hat,
against the house, and became alb
sorbed in the stars and other i'm
provements, while he tenderly eyed
his boots. About half an hour was
spent in this profitable occupation,
when the young man felt something
trickle down his neck. Don't weep,
julia" he softly murmured. "I
ain't,'' said she, surprised. He look
ed up and his eyes rested on an oozy
substance back of her head. "What's
that on the back of your hat" he
cried. She jumped up at this inter
rogation, and instinctively placed her
hand on the back of her head, drew
it away again full of an unpleasantly
favored slime. With a shrek of
rage and passion the infuriated girl
tore the maekerel from the nail and
trampled it beneath her feet, while
she snatched off her hat and tore it
in shreds with her livid fingers. The
hOrror-strieken young man not know
ing what else to do, jumped the first
fence and disappeared, and hasn't
been seen since by the unfortunate
Dirl
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-05-21
Manhood: How Lost, How Re.
stored.

stored.
lust published, a new edition of DIR.
q Culverwell's Celebrated Es.
say on the radical cure (without medi-
cine) of SPERMAToRRHGA or Seminal
Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses,
IMPoTENCY, Mental and Physical Inca
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How He Looked.

A person in Maryland, who was
addicted to drunkenness, hearing a
considerable uproar in his kitchen
one night, had the curiosity to step
without noise to the door to know
what was the matter, when he found
his servants indulging in the most
unbounded roars of laughter at a
couple of negro boys who were mim-
licking himself in his drunken fits
as how he reeled and staggered, how
he looked, and nodded, and hic-
coughed, and tumbled.
The pictures which these little
darkies drew of him, and which had
filled the rest with such inexhausta-
BILE merriment, struck him with so
salutary a disgust that from that
night he became a perfectly sober
man to enjoy his wife and children.
It's pity some other men could not
see themselves initiated in like man