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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-04-24

clutches. "
This is not safe anchorage then2"
"If you know when you are well
of, skipper, you will not remain here
long, but top your boon Tor Proyi-
dence."
"Why not Newport"
"You are not safe there. "A num-
ber OF vessels have been cut out Of
Newport harbor lately. You can't
be off too soon, skipper, and if you
wish for my assistance l will help
you to get under way"
The young mans information and
offer Of aid were gratefully received.
All hands-that is, Bill and the mate
were called, the anchor hove, the
short sails hoisted, and in a short
time, with fair, fresh breeze, and
under a full press OF sail, the little
Fox, carrying bone in her mouth,
was on her way to Providence.
She entered the harbor III grand
style, with her colors flying and her
six hammocks slung over her side,
trophies of her "gallant deeds. "
Here the vessel and cargo were sold;
and u noble voyage she made of it,
Notwithstanding the loss of the thirty
barrels of flour. Out of the feet that
sailed with her only two others es-
capped, the rest being taken and de-
stroyed. The crew of the Fox re-
turned by land, Bill, as big as Cuf-
fee, with six dollars prize money--his
SHIRE of the spoils taken, as he said,
with ten prisoners, from his Britannia
Majesty's man-of-war Prometheus, II
guns, off Long Island, by the schooner
FOX Of Salem, armed with one barrel
OF gin and four men, for there was
no more of the boy to Bill after that
adventure.
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sor.ne came with buds and flowers OF rarest
And cast her mantle o'or the breast OF earth;
Tna brls from sratelnl hearts sweet musi;
And crystal streamlets Joined with babbllns
mirth,
The qulclS'nlng Violet saw. with sweet sur
Her hues effected in tho smiling skies;
With eyes uprllsed in.ieryld ecstasy,
Sac crrld, "oh, tranquil skies, I'm like to
The naughty Rose, that would MOI be out
Caught in her heartthe bleshrays of the sun,
Then barred her royal breast that he might
Eycain,inr, ~, o sun. anYlilte tothser
Vita yas,raing arms outstrstched to earth. tho
caressing cried. "swoct mother, like to theci"
At eve the Lily pale. with queenly grace,
bant o'er lhs poa TO view ler cleaning face
She saw iiect ID through u branching trej,
Fair liunas light, and sighed I'm like to
While 'mons them all, a child. with Joyous
Flittcd rom Itose's to the vlolet's bed
And fond heast cried, MY babe Is Ike them
all
Tho Roar. the Violet, and the Lily tallr
But when the Winter came and flowers lay
dead,
He "ike them ALL" MS the fond mother said,
Alas had parlshed; but the germ let tree
Took wing, eXclalmlng, "Father like to
Thce!" March Overland.
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NO. 81

the new code of 1S79-and stands
parllyzed before the awful reality,
After Oades was acquitted for big
amy, it was contemplated to institute
a suit to dissolve his second marriage,
but the civil code declares that action
to annul such marriage can he
brought only by one Of the parties to
the second marriage. The parties to
both marriages are satisfied, and will
not bring suit, md Oades is still liy-
ing with his two wives in San Bernar-
dino, and the law protects his house
hold.
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ALBANY BATH HOUSE!

fTNHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
fully infosn the citizens of Albany and vi
oinity that he has taken charge of this Establish
aent, and, by keeping clean rooms and paying
uirict attention to business, expects to suit all
Nose who may favor him with their patronage.
Having heretofore carried on nothing but
First-Class Hair Dressing Saloons.
Ae oxpects to give entire satisfaction to all,
RarChildIen and Ladies' Hair neatly cut
and shampOoed. JOSEPH WEBER
v9n32tf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-04-24

~ Office on Main street, over A Carothers'
store. Dr. Harrls's residence, on Fourth street,
four blocks west oi court House. Dr. Tough
ron's residence, on Fourth street, opposite Dr.
1ate's. N9nlitl.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-04-24

A number of flnatical religiouis.s
for somo years past have been'endoav-
oring to work up such a public SEN
timent a5 would ultimately secure an
amendment to the constitution which
would recognize tho Christians con-
ception of God as the tluo God, the
Bible as his revealed will, and Christ
as his son.
The arguments urged in favor of
the proposed amendment have beon
pressed upon the people in many
states with vig)ra anl Jejuitical acute
ness. 1t has been claimed by its
ADLER advocates that no state, under
our common constitution, has the
right to enlct Christian Sunday laws,
and that when enacted, without the
strong arm Of the general govern
mont, it would be powerless to en-
force them. With this view it isvely
natural that Christians should forget
the terrible lessons taught in the his
tory Of those countries where the
church has controlled the state
lessons of religious persecution and
bi9oted intolerance and should
again seek to mako the state subsorve
the interests of the church. We are
glad for the sako Of the country, and
especially for the sake Of those seek
ing to establish the amendment, that
tho Judiciary committee Of the house
Of representatives, to whom their sew
eral petitions was preferred, reported
adversely, on the ground "that such
an amenlnentwould be TO subseryo Of
that absolutely unrestricted religious
liberty which Is one Of the corner
stones of our system Of government.
They state also that this question
was very seriously considered by the
fathers in framing tho constitution,
and they also reached the same con
clnson. We can acknowledge no
state church. This Is the country
not alone Of the Christian, but of tho
Maholnetan, the Jew, and even the
Pagan"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-04-24

RECENTLY, MT n revival meeting in
the north part Of the county the OK
ercises Of the ogening were closed by
general invitation to all who wanted
to 20 to heaven to rise. The entire
congregation, with solitary excep-
ton in the shape Of u boy, rose to
thoirfeet. The conductor Chen varied
tho invitation by asking all who
wanted to 20 to hell to arise. The
solitary exception arose to his feet.
OF course the good people were scan
dalized, and the result was the arrest
Of the youth and his trial for disturb
ing the meeting. Bat to the intense
disgust Of those liberal souls, tho
court held that IL the boy wanted to
20 TO hell he had right to signify it
when requested to do 80, aud that
such did not IL cossarily disturb the
meeting within the moaning Of the
law; and dismissing the case, the boy
was sent on his way rejoicing -
lYrighL C0untY lIOHit0r.
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ALBANY, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL "a, 1874

of gunboats, Stationed there to guard
the mouth of the river. Runuing
into this place, our Yankee delivered
up their chop-lallen prisoners, and
then proceeded ON to Philadelphia,
not a little proud OF their daring
achievement.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-04-24

The DeKalb county, Illinois, Pat
rons Of Husbandry are moving IN the
matter Of establishing u mandatory
Of agricultural implements. II is
said that by making their own plows,
n saving Of fifty per cent. can be
effected, while four hundred dollars
can DO saved on each threshing ma
chine. The Patrons IN Oregon
would 10 well TO initiate this sensible
example instead Of sending baIf their
yea rlyearniugs out oi tie country for
agricultural Implements That's
where the money gees.
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RArss OY AnyENrIslNa.

business notices in the Local Columns, e5
cents per line, each insertion.
For legal and trnnsient advertisements Sc 50
per square Of 10 lines, for the first insertion,
and 81 90 rer square for each subsequent ip
serti0n.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-07
ssPRocsE e,Hcaes III v
OF THE
IRoard ,c,fiS,.n i Nv
&C.,. IL -

.S. 90 ~
9ai i$ 9,i AuDIroR's OFFIcE,
WArELLO County, Ia.
OTTuAwA, Ia, April 18th, l874.S
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Members all present.
President Nelson In the chair.
Minutes of last days proceedings
were read and approved.
The certificates and bonds having
been filed for permission to sell; in
toxicsting liquors, by J. L. Taylor
y Co., Moore b Goodall, Peter Utecht,
W. W. Ennis, and Williamson 4 Kel.
ley, the applications were taken up for
consideration; and it appearing that
the law had been complied with, and
no objections against granting per-
mission,
On motion of Mr.. Michael the psti.
tons Of Messrs. Williamson q Keiley,
J. L. Taylor + Co., W. w. Ennis were
granted, and the parties named have
permission, under the law, to sell
intoxicating liquors for the term of
one year from date. Il
On motion Of Mr.. Mccullough the
petition of Moore & Goodall was
granted same % above.
At this point A. w. CASTOR ap-
pearel and made verbal objections to
granting the petition Of Peter Utscht,
on the grounds of an insufficient num-
Der Of names to his petition, etc.
Mr.. Michael moved that the petition
of Peter Utecht to sell intoxicating
liquors be not granted, and called for
the ayes and nays, resulting a. fol-
lows:
Mr.. Michael, aye; Mr.. Mccullough,
aye; Mr.. Nelson, aye.
And the chair declared the motion
carried.
The County Superintendent presen-
ted . petition prayiag the Board to
appropriate the sum Of one hundred
and fifty dollars Cl50.00) to defrsy the
sxpsasss Of tho Teachers Normal
Institute" to be held next July.
On motion Of Mr.. Mccullough the
| petition was granted, substituting ona
hundred dollars (lOO.OO.) t4 s-
L. d. McGlsshon ptessnts his rssig.
nation OF the ONCE Of County Survey
or, to take effect imnsdia&ely, on &C.
count " insufRcishcy 81 salary. q ,, Il
On motion u Mr. Michael the resig-
nation Va aocep tsd. sci
Mr.. Michael noved thai william n
McGiashon BE- sppointsd sCountJ
Surveyor TO oil vacancy oocasioned BY
resignation Of L. b. McGlashon. No,
ton carried. -----.s.@, .---s.--s
". E. Chambers presents . petition
setting forth that there 10 on the NC
ords . mortgage given to the School
Fund, in the year 1857, BY the propri.
etor then Of his present homestead,
and subnits evidence that the saue
hes been satisfied, and asks the Board
to instruct the Auditor 10 cancel said
mortgage.
On motion Of Mr.. Michael, tho petit
ton Of w. e. Chambers was granted.
On motion the following claims
were allowed. to.Wit:
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-07
EDDxvlLLE ITEMS.
EDDYyILLE, MAY %. ISL


EDIToRs CoURIEn Tho Postonlce
was burglarissd iaSt night Loss in
stamps ard money, about ten dollars.
Stockwell 4 Sons clothing store, in
the same room, received IL attention
Of the thief 70 DE sxtsas Of what
change there wasfA tho drawer, and
some clothing, but to whas.smount il
not yet known.
A granger was "canght mapping
few days ago, in ono Of the business
houses near an artists gallery. He
had BEEN in town several hours and
WAS slightly-0veroome, and taking Q
seat, was in Q few minutes unconscioua
Of surrounding objects. On the same
day the artist procured the shadow oil
Niger BILL" The result was thai
in few days the granger received
through the postohice, new edition
o" Wide Awake "and = Fast ASloop.
Nay day morning bright and clear
broke upon us yesterday, but the cold
blast Of this morning justifies the con.
clusion that thus far, spring Il . fAil.
ure. +++
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-07

which should be followed not that it
is better than others, but as our opin.
ion,
Let there be several Normal schools
conducted on the best possible plan,
founded and supported by the State,
diploma from which shall be all the
certificate required In the State The
several schools must all have the same
and fixed course of study. Let the
course Of study embrace one, two or
even three years work with a given
standard Of admission.
But this proposed change cannot be
effected in day or year.
The world was not created in q day
or year, but It took the revolving
cycles of millions of years to do the
work. The change can be made with.
in i've years at the farthest. E.. q.
Il hope that every second and third
rate teacher in the county viii read
this, and the previous article on the
subject BY the same author. Resolve
to make teaching business and On
honorable business; or, else, abandon
It ct once and forever. Our country
10 Initiated" with those who have be-
gun teaching on too small 3stock."-
Prepare ct once for the Normal Insti.
tute. Subscribe for one or more elu-
cational Journals. Get Wickersham,
Page, Jswett or Holbrook's works ON
the theory and practice Of teaching
"A hint to the wise 10 sufficient.
County SuPrRINrrNprNr.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-07

Whereas, my wife, Sarah T., lsftss
December Gath 1878. withcu4 cause, and
with the avowed intention not to return !: I
hereby forbid all persona harboring or
trusting her on my account, - I shall pay
no debts Of her contracting from the above
date: A. CnArr, Dahlonega, Iowa.
apr2a 2tdkw#
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-07

EDUCATIONAL C0SvENTIoN.-By an.
thority Of Section 1877 Of the code Of
lows, the State Superintendent has CALI
ed . convention OF County superin-
tendents, to be held q follows:
At Fairfield, Nay Hand Is, for the
counties Of Ksokuk, Warrington.
Louisa, Dies Noinss, Harry, Js6srsop,
Wapello, Monroe, Lucas, CLARK Decs.
tur, Wayne, Appanoose, Davis, Van
Buren,, Lee.
superintendent are instructed 70
arrange their other Official labors, 90
- to be present at the organization Of
the conventions Of their respective
districts, which win be 1t 10 4. n.
Questions Of the highest importoncs.
relating 70 the oMciAl duties Of tbe Ga.
peripteudeuts, end To the school ipter.
ests Of tho State, win y ccnsidersd.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-07

1t il anticipated that We shall soon
have IN unexampled amount OF sick
ness in this hitherto extremely healthy
locality-fonr Of our drug stores have
been licensed to sell liquids for medi-
canal, mechanical and sacramental pur.
poses oMly.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-07

W. W. Cory has bought the place
known ~ the Barker property, on
Marion street. he's removed the house,
and will erect o. the same cite q hand
some dwelling. We do not know
what Cory thinks about it, but It looks
TO an outsider - 70 he didn't intend
to remains bachelor very long after
he 6nishes that house.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-07

Eggs have gone down. About q
bushel of them were in this fix in
front Of Mast's Office this morning.
The countryman that had to gather
them mp was heard to ahathemize
mean sidewalks without stint, but
Mast got his sidewalk scrubbed.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-07

Durfee = Pollard, is doing ( heavier
business this year than usual. Their
magnificent wagons and Bsggies ere
being fully appreciated all over the
western country. We suspect that one
great reason Of their success is that they
keep "Stogy" to do their painting and
~ . painter he can double discount
Michel Angelo. t8
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-07

Joseph Brooks the s'claimant" for
the govern0rship Of Arkansas formerly
lived ct Locust Grove in JeAerson
county, and was ct one time presiding
Elder Of this District. He IL . man Of
decided ability. He has . brother,
John G. Brooks, living in Benton
Township, Ksokuk county, who 10 one
Of tho Oldest and most respectable
citizens Of that county.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-07

ANDY JOHNSON b opposed 70 the
imitation Of the currency. II there's
TO be any inhasion done Andy wants
il TO b done in WhiSkey. = his s1ps-
Renee in that line win enable him to
judge correctly - to how much to In
flste.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-07
TEACHERS' COLUMN.


SAAA WOOUt EU14VBs
QUALIFICATloNs AND 1EMUNE8.s
ALTON Or TEACHERS.
PART II.
The second qualification which We
alluded to in the previous article ID .
dimcult and delicate theme for .
novice to handle. This great enemy
from which We sought relief Il nonr-
ished from two sources, viz: ignof-
ance and natural inability.
or the lattsr w VIM not SPEAK. d
It Is beyond the province OF this cons
munication. ~ - 81 % "a |
The former ignoranes h tho greater
Of these two sources, aad Il The enc to
bs contsnted sgainst. It y n DID and
true saying that . foantain can not riss
above ito source, 20 that II the source
be low % also must the fountain.
Then, ths CREST obisst tsstp lead the
ssurcet higher ard IL fpnntaia M
follow. sss eses sHESFS VI 80 al
The question naturally arises how
can this be accomplished. gY
The answer 10 tho standard Of quail.
ifications must BE- carried higher. The
age demands It. The condition Of our
schools demand It And shall these
demands be ignored and We 70 on 10
that came old way in which the past
generation trod? Proficiency In 9TH
er and higher branches must be requi.
red and above al greater proficiency
in those branches now taught, What
these branches should b. We will lesv
for each one to select ) nst FOR himsslf
We cannot leave this subject withonl
citing one moro argument dedseanS
ono other evidences, IN favor Of higher
culture and moro Thorough drill
How often do We go . boy or girl
graduate from the district school into
. fully fledged teacher o. the oase now
ID. Now the question Il can tits ono
with this limited osltnre explain and
impress indelibly on the mind Of tho
student the truths embodied - he
lessons taught. SC = g
ReadeE have you not known tho
teacher to work the semsn Of eve
nings in order 70 keep In adxaacs aol
tho "big class" ~ 'ssss.' -
II his knowledge Of the practical 10
20 limited what must his knowledge
Of the principles boz
This il but . test example exhibiting
the whole work.
But the question how can this be Of.
tected Semains unanswered.
We would submit this ~ the plan
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-07

Tho Ottnmwa Boiler Works OF r.
Hirschausr 3 Co., il ono Of the grow
ing Institutions Of our city. Hirsch.
auer i ~ good workman - there ID
in tho country, and b b now rsapine
the bsns6t Of his skill. His shop u
crowded with work, and orders ore
constantly coming in that viii keep
him busy ell the time. If you want
. good reliable job, take your work ID
the Ottumwa Boiler Works.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-07

The Granger part Of the COURIER
firm, who carries on . small farm lust
outside the city limits, 10 now getting
back some Of the money no lost by
holding over his potatoes until spring,
last year. He's the FIRST man IN market
this year with pie plant and aspara-
gus.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-07

The Premium Lists Of ths Wapsllt
County Agricnltural Society srs nov
completed and ready for distribution
Persons wanting them should apply
to ". n Cald ven, Secretary, or ID
any one of the directors. .,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-07

On. AvElILL does not advertise to do
cheap Deatistvy. His work b done In the
best and most permanent style, and Of
courss be muat b paid for II, but one thing
You can rely upon, his work will mot have
to be done over asain,l and paid for half .
dozsn times. A mayldl~
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-07

Sandy Stone, of the Gate CITY, new
er was boy. Hear how he talks. He
says:
"This pleasant weather will not bs
without It, drawhacks. II WIN not
TAKE : great deal Of such . yesterday
% develope run on Sunday school
picnics,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-07

The annual season for citing on
store boxes and commenting on the
appearance of passsrs by IL upon ~.
Sensitive people who don't like to b
the subject of conversation for corner
loafers, will stay q home.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-07
The Burlington Gazette says

The burlington Gazette sAys:
Col. A. B. 6medley, Master of the
state Grange, viii be here next Tues.
day and address she graneers Of the
county ct the court honse, At one
o'clock.
Now we call that the cent direct" to
all the he grangers
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-07

.WElsarn thAt 1 Green street s1loon.,
|ist ssys sths win hSht NIT ~ dstppsr.
lance no mors, I aad VIII come doWnai
to lager. Right 9 al t n M " ssi s KIN
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-07

DR.. AvERnI. is Prominently located At
ottumwa, and can be found al his Office at
all times ready to do fnt-claa Dental work,
and warrants it for fire wears.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-07

Mccullough 4 Lilburn need more
room, and are going to have 1t, 20 they
have bought John F. Cullen out and
win use the room for the butter and
egg business.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-07

AND STILL ANorHER.--And now
comes No. I, Vol. ! Of the loulton
weekly Record, puhiishsd BY the Rec
ord sPrhtiAe Company, Of Noulton,
with Major N. M. Edwards - editor
and busiDess manager. II starts out
with good looking frontispiece; hss
. neat clean print: he's no Chicago or
any other /" inards bat it, own; hos .
well written salutation; readable edi.
torials and locals, snd IN intelligently
selected miscellany. In . word Il has
= good newspaper cereebra running
through it. II the iiourishing town Of
Noulton and the surrounding coultry
don't give It . decent living, and In.
crative support, then it will be bad on
that bailiwick.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-07

Onr Judicial Convention 10 called
lfor June 4sh. Our county Republic
can Central Committee should b stir.
ring, and call a convention to choose
| delegates.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-07

Who wrote that letter? The Dea
Aoines Repisser sayB: "a day or two
since . letter was received at the Ex.
scutive Onics On tho hill, addresssd 10
Governor Clark, Des 1oines, Iowa.
Il was mailed at Ottsmwa. and VA
Tho protsst Of : woman against TIE
herd iaw, urging the Govsrnor 70 with.
hold his signature. It was well writ
Ten, and ths idsas well sxpeessed.--
The wonder i that % good ; letter
writer shoald have bssn ignorant ol
the name Of lowas Governor"
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-07

The horse disease has broken out in
the vicinity of Burlington in . very
malignant form, much worse than the
epizootic. A number Of horses have
been nick, bat mono have died, owiae
to the prompt application Of remedies,
The only cure is whiskey, which il to
be hid ont in the hay lott, and taken
1t irregular intervals in moderately
large doses, BY the man, in the pres
ence Of the horse. A great demssd
has arisen for the medicine since the
crusade, principally among men who
own no horses" So says the Ho,ck.
eve.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-07

People who don't like this warm
weather-80e in the shade--had bet
ter 60 to New Hampshire, where it
has been showing for twenty -four
hours-snow now 4 foot deep, and
several other States to hear from
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-07

POETRY IN HARDwARE.--Ala lady WAS
In one Of our hardware stores the
other day. and picked mp . price list.
On one side WAS cuts showing the
articles and ON the other q schedule of
prices. Said abe do ron cell these or
give them away" sOh." said the
polite hardware man sstaks it along II
you want it." ~ am much obliged''
said thelady, "there il such nice poetry
in it."