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Valuable machinery For Sale,
in R!yesyille, Marion Co., W. Va.

r WILL SELL At PRIVATE SALE,
i the following valuable machinery, al In
good running order: ..-
,,ne Woodsvurih Plansr and Matchsr.
Szv Table and oil the Necessary appurto.
napces.
Une Blanchard Bpots IAtf,s with 0Ies-
sons Impr vswsnts with tecinx, fnIoat
Ing, 1enanting And Eaod BeIdng Aschins;
al o Dole and -ilver n Nhesl Tenonin. MA
eoine attsched
ne Por able spam Engine. I2-borse
power, with shaf Ing, hanging, rullsys
xIso iot Of uu nnisbt d vork. wagon and
Carria<e Wheels and ~ o d Work.; with
\ %, OF Bench ard Btasksoith Tosl with
varioos othsr articles Isea 10 This line of
Aiso Two Houses and Lots 10 aid town.
Persons de iTing 70 purchase G. see all
the above named mnchiDory Listed
Twill sell the abpve property IN Whole or
IN part ts suit purchaser. fossession gwen
Person. desi,ipg. further inprmstion
viii please addrNs the ufd nignAd aI his
omrs. Rivesvllle, Narioo 90, ". We
apse>rosT AUo1tN A46RuL.
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NC" hVfH N"HeJ wa SfVeS
Nkw YORK. April J.-MoSEY-
Very easy at 394 per cent. Sterling
s'eady at 4S5 for 60 days and 4SS Ter
sight. Treasury disbursements s4O. 600.
Customs receipts $3.50 200.
GoLD-Rsuged at ll3}iSll3i; open
ed and closed al llSs. Carving rate
264 per cent. C'eariugs SAG QUO 600
STATE BoNps-Quiet and nominal,
except T.nneesee's which are lower.
GovKRNNKNRs-Quiet aud firm
r ,ilrosd bonds strong With large bus.
ipess.
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Hope for tho lee Dealers.
BUFFALO, April S.-Ice WAS cut on
the lax. to-day. opposite the city. over
q loot thick. Vessels are loading fof
upper lake parts. ...----...-.
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STccKs-Were weak early In the da.
90 the realization OF the general dispo-
silion to it ti.tion by the newspaper
and rumors tha, the President would
veto any irftt'on measure as soon a.
It wss laid be'ore bm officially. The
general list fell t9i per cent, and
the market became strong from the
close OF the second board until near
the close. with an advance OF t@ls per
cent from the lowest point. 10 The
tiusl dealings o slight weakness VS.
noticed. The total Gales were sbou'
l36, 900 ebsres. OF which $1,000 Wer.
Western Cnron. 10000 Ere. $4,000
Pacific Ma ], 1900 Lake St ore. IA OOO
New York Central, 1904 Union PscI.
&c, 5000 St, Paul common and 5000
" Wsbash. The advance in Stocks DUR
ing the afternoon was on Washington
advices, intimsting that the President
was in favor oil imitation.
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Fire and Loss Of Life.

EVANSVILLE, April Sat 3 o'clock
this morning fire broke out in a three
story brick house on Sycamore street,
while the inmates were all asleep. Mrs.
r ,tber, a widow, and son Louis, aged
l3 years, were smorhered; Charlen
Rother aged | years, jumped from the
third story and escaped unhurt; anoth-
er man jumped from the third story
and was not badly hurt. The bodies
OF Mra. R,tber and her son were DIS
covered after the fire was subdued
Geo. Henson. a fireman on the
Evansville and Cincinnati railroad, fell
from a train al 2 o'clock this morning
and was run over. Both his legs and
one arm were cut of and his body cut
In two at the waist.
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IADIANA
The CFuaad ders.

JRpFsRsoNvlLLE, April S.-The cru
ssders have adopted a new
feature in continuing the work
and pow propose to vlslt the
saloons and hold their devotional eIer-
cises % the street by gas light. The
number actually engaged daily in street
PRAYING averages 80. During seven
weeks Of PRAYER only one saloon has
been closed, aud there is yet a total OF
320 saloons aud groceries that deal 10
LIQUORS under government, State and
civ licenses.
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CONGRESSIONAL
WA.anaroS, April 8.
SENATE.

Mr.. Oelesby presented a memorial oi
John Beeson, asking for the ppoiat-
mens OF Q delegation, eomposedin part
OF women, to visit the Indian tribes,
and devise means to improve thar con-
dit;ou. Referred. .-. ..
Mr.. Scott, from the Committee ON
Claims, reported favorably on be bill
in reference to the cotton CLAIM OF K.
N and Stephen A. Douglass to the
Court OF Claims. Placed on thecalen-
dar. a.
Mr.. Davis called up the resslulion q
introduced by him q few day ago.
calling upon the Secretary Of ,heTfsas.
ury to report to the Senate the .nount
OF defalcations OF various dioursiDg
officers OF the government, snd it was
referred.
At the expiration OF the morning
hour the Senate resuued the consider
alton o. bills on the calendar.
Mr.. Carpenter said that several weeks
ago be introduced . bill to proviIe Tor
8 new election 10 Louisiana. L was
important that the bill should b. dis
p 'sed OF. aud be had consulted th' SEN
ator from Louisiana West who
desired to speak on the bill, sad he
now gave notice that on Monday next,
alter the ex piration OF the morninghour,
be would move that the Senate proceed
With the consideration oi that bill and
he hoEei it would be passed upon
without reference to the Committ.e, as
there was 90 need for such re'erere.
Mr. Cameron m ,ved that the S,nate
90 into executive session.
The Senate went into exscn'iye ses~
zion and soon after adjonr.'i
ROUSE
Mr.. Negley, from the Committee on
Commerce, reported q bill for the
erection OF a bridge across the Arkah-
sas river q: Pine Bluff. Arksnsas.
Passed.
Mr.. Sessions reported a bill to pro-
vide Tor the sale OF the present marine
hospital and site for the erection Of q
new marine hospital at Pittsburgh.
A ter remarks from Messrs. Negey
r .njall and Speer. 10 explanation and
advocacy o. the bill, Mr.. Garfield Of
tered an amendment authorizing the
Secretary OF the Treasury 10 contact
with the city authorities Of Pittsburgh
10 care Tor such persons a. are now
cared or ia tie marine hospital. The
ameudme.t S&s .sjcc:ei and the bill
passed.
Mr.. Woodford, from the Committee
on Civil Service reform. reported Q hll
providing that no officer Of the Uuind
States shall. d rectly or indirectly, ie-
ceive or be paid Tor his own use or ben-
FIT any money or property OF the
U. s exc pit salary or Compensation,
and that no public property 10 TO be
d ed by officers, or bv any person for
private purposes. The act is not TO be
90 CONSTRUED as to prevent the pay
ment OF all actual and necessary trsv-
cling expenses when travelling on legit'
innate and necessary duties pertaining
to their office.
Mr. Dawes offered au smendmentby
inserting the words, "or make any lri-
vate profit or use o. labor. or tho Ier'
vice o, sny person employed BY the
United States, which labor or ser'ics
10 paid for by the United States "he
morning hour expired and the bill Sent
over until tomorrow.
The House then resumed the ON
sideration oil the currency bill.
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MUNICH.
Died.

MuNIoH, April S-William Kane.
bach, the painter. died last night.
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Tie Renowned Child Wonder,
Baby BenOOn,

MS r,r,,.~,.nvo s-ss., - ..------
APPS
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The Womal's paper in Italy.

LA Donna" is fortnightiy paper OF
sixteen pages, Published III Venice. and
edited by Gaalberta Be.cari, q woman
crippled and unable to walk: its contribu
tors are exclusively Italian women, and its
main .scause" Is that of edu.ation. Poor
working girls and women OF wealth. and
noble birth alike write for IL, and are IN
svrrpa;llv, Sisaora Eeccari has just wri'-
ten her sixth annual address, and asks tor
liberty uf action. educ ttiUn, admission to
work on equal terms, &c, and her argu
f,ents are those which have SO lorg been
pressed uIun the people here. Tins,
she SAYS, I've, may be emanciPatrd from
lie pendenee on others, and 50 be free to
marry solely for love, not for convenience,
interest. or necessity. Then viii the faml-
l. be worthy the name Of home. Mean
lime, apostles Uf suct: glorious truths, We
mu,t be prepared for the crown of martyr
dom, which Is alsays the resari Of the
advocates OF theories of innovation on cs-
tuhii-hed order: and 80 must not he sur
pri,..d at the hatre and mic ,ncc Ption IF
the very persons Tor whose welfare we are
working with such unweArie,l efforts and
such generous int. rest. Lit u 20 On un-
finc'.i sly in our work. Lee education be
Iuscril,r on our banners. L )nc- tioE Is II
lr.ical seed, Which holds within it the
germ Of all nobier tnl higher life. From
it VIII spring a Gew social order. Ani N
the future, hot very far distant, lies victory
;ll.I the en- .ac; patton OF WOMAN
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LgSYOI.
One Of Sam Wards Good Stories.


IRON y ~ ''='.l III ''' ! .oa'.
~ p" ''''',''' ''''',''s S'''' n " e''A''
y our 'oi' - u '''"''' ''''' -
OF c'lebrit'es-4lri'mat'c' JuiicTA' IN
GreSS'ona'' anc hIe'ary-'"o '''r.'e',.n
guest d ui'''i' o"''','u "'''"'"i' ''u''S
fuhcflah Ut sue" E"'neF'[IF' '"I'e' ~ ~
fear' ana wien sen' I"r "P""'S'~e' '"'
having mlStake" the day and gone to bei,
hertnpon cohS'7Fn'''o" vas man is''ei y
se''f'' q me COMPANY wy " oi' '''', = =
IN Earns ~ '"cN az emergency 'A''' :
ways sumo P''' E''''-''l''''' - ~
"'i"''"N
re""s Al 'n''"'''N h'''' ~ al Par ~
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Darwin Busted.
Rev. CHs0r Coles Lecture on s'De
Eust Origin CD Man,

{
BREDDRES AND SISTERS: As dis is de
fnst oh mi course of lecters, perpcze 20
/ kummense at de be fust 9b de beSinnin.--
| De fust question what stars yu IN de flce
is dis: "Whu Is yer? Wiiar did yer cum
I frum ut q. start ?" Now I'm gwine to
di,cu>- ais question on bofe de scriptcral
an scientific puts, az oppozed to DE- late 50
"a lei Dar9iniun theorem- We is t0le la
after d form, BEGUN VOID, den de good Lord
IN de al ic kreepin things, an den animile-
We'll den, what next? Dare mast be sum
br,iy f,r T. make dem wild beasts behave
,IAr,-eiqe>. New, ask was lie monkey Ge
man fur de itna.han? No, fni hearers
He mont hub thrDwed coconuts at tm I'll
lie cpw cum home, AN iey wouldn't Teen
s.f a CEN. So much den fur dat int.
BIZ. Mr. Darwin leg de Gzziclc forllashun
i re same, and darefnre risinal man Y uz u
babboon N0a ri . here. b. eI5rcn tai, :
groIn agin Mr.. H., and if va p'cse we'i
fit lie 4eit!e WI ire. Sciance agin sc.unce
Folier M Close nov Ircd,irru. for DIS IL ii
tickli,h plat. II we IL ali mo kov-, | ak,
il d rame Of all dat's rite and reasonable,
wlar is dat tale dat or. 10 belong to bofe de
SPECIFIES? | mean, my sisters, MIA il dat
cnsated c"ntinrra>hun oh de- spinal errlba
oh lie lack huue--dat-p"rbe ex;enshan
% i~ spinal culun, what GIBBS lie monkey
dc power to make Il suspension railroad
bridge eb.y time h. wants t. cross de
creek?
tell III, m; dear bredlren ard sisters,
We HASN'T got it, we never has had it, aud
thank ie J.crd. we VIII never be boddered
wii i. Eu. | must be breaf lIopin dat
dee remarks will hab lie effect to make
You oil rnon and vim,nin tinl; nor" oh yer
selves | will c'oze, bu: before brldier Bules
passes the hat round will make de ncunce,
ment Dat I will deliber mi 2nd lectur ct
dis place On dc cn,nmin indy on de berry
vide -uFject--"De primeb:c fust-cauz Oh &c
kul cri man"
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TIE romantic elevator IA I At DebuQrc,
Iowa, ia which the ii.irs Of Dean !, ch
mond Sle,! the Dubale AN! Sioux City R,il
road Company un ter contract Tor the u.s..
Of gram elevators HhIch WAS bu.lt but has
never been usel, has been tried in the Cir.
Gait Court. The elevator company c'nimpd
from the railroad company 5000, 0u0 for
the bu, iness which the elevator m; ght i.ave
done bus ieyer did, aud the ilry ha, rem
drred a verdict FIR the paintitfs for Sol :
80. The elevator vas worth, perhaps,
half the alnoilnt Of danrges el,imed.
The verdict was tnade up OF the full w
ing sracil findings: l. l. s. ef profit o.
handling, RECEIVING and discaar-in., grain.
S-o2 1929. >. Loss of >t"rag", so 24p
y. ). Los> 4 moits on handling sacks,
S2,o09, U. 1. Los OF ssro.t, Of s.ickin=
grain, s. Co.'s. 5. L:ss Of prof !,
OF cleaning grain, $+l,2 l.. G. ass q!
profits on value of elevator and ui!i n )
$50 coo. This does MT include all tie
damages the c'npany has :cceyei, A.
several other Judgments for h,egy amounts
ave b. en- rcn,!creI in previous sDit---
DttroH Free Pr,ss.
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The Chateau GIE.

The ancient state prison on the island of
Sain.e Marguerite, GAYS TIE Puf AHit
Gazete, was late,y rescued from the OBJ
liyion into WI ici, 1t had fallen, by beng
chosen as the seen. Of the ex Marshal Ba-
zane's captivity another, better known,
is applied TO the cxi gencics Of the present.
dlv. The Chateau DIFF IS indeed an old
prison. and one not devoid Of interesting
memories bat it BIS received 1T the hands
OF Dumls SO dazzling halo Of roman &C
that no "Uhatcau en- Esuagne' seems 20 be
Io,g less to realty than than his fortress
Of the sea. The yecy cuStol:ans Of tie
fine old place regard it as the prison Of
Dantes and the Able Paris. who play so
great part in the novel Of Monte Cri>to.
aid bcarcly cordescanl to show the visitor
the cell where Mirabeau chafcd and storm
el ike a cagtb lion. TIE new inmates of
the Chateau d'If are the Spanish insurgents
Yho t5ok refuge on the Nauai cih, and
sailed TO the Algerian port of Marsel keI.'.
The French government, having taken
charge Of them in consequence of dirio-
matte negotiations, an regarding them as
persons IN u position resembling that Of
prisoners of war, it became necessary to
find IL residence for them from which escape
is impossible, and the clmate Of which SUI.
fciently resembles their own. The Chat
eau IF appears to fulfil the conditions,
aud has. therefore, been chosen for thai
ru"pb Sc.
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ECN, BOTS, Run

IRON YEAR OF JUBILEE"
Lo ny fever now is high;
Fly. my boy, in pity tiy;
Bri lg me PAIyPAINT. NoLcoTr's BALM,
L. viii soon my fever calm.
Cool nv lips-they burn-they bum
a my temples, too, III turn;
Give relief or expire.
Painting III this blaze of fire
Give me PAIS PAINT. by the powers;
Drop il DER my head in showers
Oh! how cooling TO my brow:
Ali I'm br@tthing easy Row.
PAIN PANT Gains my frantic brain,
Burning body free nf pain;
WoLcorT's PAIS PAINT adore,
sPerfrct health So quick restore.
Drugs and d., e. understand,
Degrade an ass-much more man;
Filthy compounds that they make,
Shall not, viii not, cannot take.
nhserre. when Mother Earth Is dry,
She drinks the irnPplngs of the sky;
Aud evening dew her corlfal gives
To every dropping plant ;hdt lives.
Thus nan. self.taught 10y instinct. vii
Drink deep from fountains or the nil;
Fll,e gpitics will snatch the cup away
Cram poison down--Our stomachs cay.
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TAKE NOTICE.
COUNTY CLERK 5 OFFICE,

September IS, 1871.
The following resolution was adopted ut
the special session of County Board of Su-
parvis0rs held in the city and county OF
MGnitowoc. which session commenced the
It'll. day Of September inst:
WHEREAS. There are many mistakes made
by z. =. Fuessenich, while IN the office Oh
County CLERK therefore.
Rgsolrsi. That the present Clerk OF the
Board of Supervisors be authorized to ask
through the four city papers OF Aanitowoc'
tnat parties holding receipts Of 7. Z. Fues-
senich. for the redemption of taxes, present
them ut the County CLERK ) Office to ascer'
tain if the proper. entries are made IN books
of sale to cancel said taxes, and that the
present Clerk be authorized to make the
proper entries on said books, and report
each case TO this Board. thereby saving
county great amount Of trouble ana
pcnse from Illegal tax-leeds.
Notice is hereby given, that the County
Clerk can be founl at his Office, between tho
hours of A. Ia. and p. m. each day, ready
and willing to attend to the duties assigned
to him in the foregoing resolution.
If s PIERPONT. County Clerk.
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The Glasgow Ky Times IS response
lie for the following: I" An Old darkey
WAS riding blind horse the other day with
his wife behind him; a felio on the road
side surg oat Halo, Old fellow, see you
have got your aunty up Yes, I've done
norm dat-Tge stra3ilei the blind said
the Old sportsman, with clever grin
Punch has cartoon entitled The VAT
ictn IT., te-," in which the Pup-, with a
Gard n IL hat in bis bands, tl.nS addresses
the Archbishop of Westminster: IS 'rrv
.Te'.e nothing IN this size 10 TT you, Dr..
Manning. At presen. we've got hats Tor
understood heads"
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How the Indians Do It.

The Hartford Couraa evolves tie fol
lowing theory
'.rhrr" has been some pathological doubt
rs t. the oris,a "f ii" p r.>e "A ter him
with sharp stuck IL may have occurred
10 many that the 'rLarp tick r-irrre | %
is the muc. fcarr,: January lii And it
would seem that there is 50 ne ground tor
this. The Ne, shenan In ianS Of c lifor-
u u have not the brutal ard .sa.reeai lie
habit prevalent among Us Of sending dun
nin- bills When enc Indian owes another
1t is had taste. as it IS for the creditor to
Jun the debtor. lie p. oceeds with more
del racv. He Irocures certain number
of iijtle sticks, ACCORDING to tie amount o.
the debt, AMI pants a ring around the end
nl each. These he carries AID losses INTO
the debtor: wigwan. and then goes away
without 4 word. Tia debtor pays The Debt
a. 4 drstrnyes the sticks it is considered
a rcrToach 20 have these sticks thrown into
the " .,waIn, ana the creditor never use>
TEN except with harl Customers"
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NJ ETc
4S-ss - q.

the ''re,s :, luirtt,.,s,'' ~ t..n.y,..
!ite@ az "f+A "ir Il g ''' 'i',' g" 70
che death uf s4ia ! .re-
~,
&c c'''''a' -N1'-'' = * ~ ''''''
hie Tor consul up w., me th'y - :.
horse, stealing. W.tea L i r"rn RS u.
healthy.
Ammunition Of tin. LIT ,a- .,,,. 1i..
c,us.-l tia. a.-afb al "a i.;..,.i,ns mn
You may T.. .,>tnui>I..i .t.;- .t.:...,.,..,t
ruv. : u s..;t tu:.' ssu.. +. C..v.- ...
AMI -. r-...-- s-~-
A., 49,.
Y.
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Z Result Of the Recc4t Warm France

Z Result Of the Recc4t War Il France.
War and troubles which arise from it
have Off n -.ruvci efficient to reduce 4;yi!
Sei Communities almost to barbarisn 1t
France had boen in political distress : iaw
months longer, many of her r9r1i districts
would have rslarsed into tie disasreeahlr
PRINT vehe,s of sucicut time n the De
par;ni-uts Of the Yus.cs and Jhe Ar,lcunns
there nov exists foreta,te Of what mi ht
he expected ii. Other parts uf the country
were men prcoccupied with public Gfflir,
aud their own Gi7trtss. There las b, en-
no hunting for these seven years plst la
the localities above meuti md, an l. rs Il
consequence, will bears AMI wolves rave
multiplied proslisiou-ly. willis packs of the
latter u;iaa's have Lean devastating the
eastern border. 4 similar con il'ion oi
atT4ir- eAti-ts al er the close Of the
nsr ct tue succc son in l'l3. \
colossal wgiF. call the Beast of Gwen
lar, item II. + lis s1p.,ariuc' an is an
incre,.iltie amou It Of dam ,-e H. wa
finally overi~ken o. wLo,s brigade of
solder. ace 'nP,nlei By many peasant,
and killed b. di,char.in- Dra>s Gil
piece Befo... he Wa dispatched, ha 81,
lieutenant in two. Tai year tt kr.s
are playing the mischief with TIA crop.
aii!c the Wolves re eating both i've stuck
and farm iablrrr-. II i eIn,n'inI t.
know taat tl,~ st4tp of 3 f ORA ctnant i&ss
lgUg.
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Tue Theoog.e.' Ncho,,! e :bc Rst"ss. b
ga Church at Ieh lhama, ia, Is, rre=rr-.,-
favorabiy, unies the ll,rtl assistance of
missionaries Of o@h-r ..harc.'a. There ste
.salalsr Of ,.at.yr csr.I4.re> !ur he
ministry. fbr tso naIsr rI-er, hose
Missionary tour thrlush ne country e.
ing October of lsst year vs. recently re
cordrd in The Independent, are Iow each
keeping night meetings in Y-,ido ana
yogaIaria, WHICH arc well attended by
5eetly interested bearers,
Dos'r reai below this lice
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HALLS
VEGETABLE S!CIuAN
HAIR
REVIEWER

Every year increases the popularity
this valuable Hair PREPARATION; which Is
due to merit alone. We can assure cur
Old patrons that it is kept fully up to its high
standard; and it is the only reliable and
perfected preparation for restoring GRAY
Or FADED HAIR to its youthful color, max
ing II soft, lustrous, and silken. The
scalp, v its use, hecemes white and c'can.
1t removes all erupliors and dandruif, and,
by its tonic proper ties, prevents the hair
from falling ont, as i. stimulates and
nourishes the hair-glands. Ely Its use, the
hsir grows thicker and stronger. In bald
ness, i, restores the capillary glands TO
their normal viSor, and viii create new
growth, except in extreme old age. /. is
the most economical HAIR DREssING ever
used. as il requires fewer applications. and
gives the hair splendid, glossy appear
ance. A. A. Hayes, NJ. D., State Assay.
er OF Massachusetts, saws. "The c0nstiru-
ents are nurc. and carefully selected for
excellent quality: and | consider it the
BEST PREPARATION for its intended puT-
poses"
SoL! BY al DrRyT.t', and Dealers IL Nsdi-
ciHss.
Dr.Na Ono Dollar
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W CrGerful!

The cures affected By DR.. Woleott' 5
Celebrated Remedies, are simply wonder
frl. Those suffering from Coughs, Ca
tarrh, aud Pain should Try them. They
are sure cure. They have recently been
placed by the agent fer this county in all
the leading Drug Stores Of this city, ex-
cept T. & J. Robinson's, having been in
troduced here at the urgent request OF
those who know their value.
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POETRY.
DOROTNE.

Il rercr1e surys,fei Jg he NAM upoa 4 PAM
. She then, mus; once have Looked. as
LotE. nov across the level i've
Past church and mansr hgrse, ard seen,
As nov | see. the viiase green,
The bridge. aud Waiton's river-she
Whose old word maine VAS Doro'hy
The swallows must have tritterel. to-.
bore her he'd tic o~n- blew
Below no duuJt-aHd sure the south
CreIt NJ the an and kissed her mouth
That vistfDi mouth which cUni.s To ne
Linked with her name u boroti,y.
What was she like | picture her
Bumeet for un outh wVrshipprr :;
Soa. pensIye, far too suiiiy strung
E 70 surt the sour huc1'ic ton zur.
Those Inverted i.rviu2 cau nur see
Ma aIn Fiue-sirs'' ia Miss Dorothy.
How no. She lid. IN De. perfume
Soft tenure. ll:e . y ti.-.lt = az
Perchance TOO emily preferred
Cidrissa 10 a g)s-ip's word
And, for the rest would seem To be
Or dali, or proud--tbls Dorothy
Poor chill--wirh heart the iowu-iiuel 7 st
Df warmes i instincts unconfrst--
Soft. caIlov things that V que ' felt
The breeze c.T-s-, the sum- iii melt,
But vet. by some obscure decree
Un~ingcd from bir;h--poOr Dorothy.
Not less dream her mute dc.ire
To acrei churl aud boJhy squire,
Now IA e, with ;imovCu> eyes that flied
At ..fwice-:qll tales" %; foxes ki:!el
Now trembling w.nH Sow tau aGe> grew free
'Tsixt love and Purt--PnOr Dorothy
Twas ia en- she'd seek this mock, and fad
lts n*eniBg i.Csz1pe baImy-kiud.
and mere. uheTe sui! her gentle name
Live. on tie old green gas, world frame
r oBd dreams Of halt-neard harmony,
Tni1t heart suI hand. Poor Dorothy,
L'ESYOI.
These last spoke. Then Florence said,
Behind me dreams DcU -Ions, Fred
ioU strange il Is you u ri, must g
So far 10 find subject, though
Are there no s.eopl. living. pray,
i il for a rhymer's holiday
Besides ven make misttses, you see
Twas | who wrote that Dorythy.
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