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By Nash Il HOdgsOn.
PRYTANIA STREET RESIDENCE
WITH HANDSOME GROUNDS.
LOTS 90 FEET FRONT BY l75 FEET.
A MOST DELIGHTFUL NEIGHBORHOOD.
on LONG CREDIT At AUCTION
By Nash s. HOdssOn.
e. HODGSON. 7 uodg

pY NASH & HODGSON--W T. Hodgaon Apc-
ID tioneer-Ottice No Carondelet street-On
SATURDAY, March 90 ISIS, at II o clock NJ at the
ST. Charles Auction Exchange, will be sold
THAT CHOICE AND ELIGTBLY LOCATED
RESIDENCE l45 Prytania street in 1he First Dis
ti1ct OF this CITY, in the square bounded by Prytania
81. Charles, rolymnia and Trania or Felicity
Road together with the THREE LARGE LOTS
OF GROUND. which measure about 96 fest front on
rrytlnia street, by depth of l2S feet ahcnt one
lot extending to the depth of about l16 feet more
fully described on plan hv Lonis II Pile, Surveyor
dated March - l>75. exhibition at the place of sale
THIS ELEGANT RESIDENCE contains wide
hlll, two prl us, dining room in wiu., with store
room, kitchen with range. closets pantry etc, be-
low with SIX bed rooms above baths closets in bal
rooms etc. with throughout cisto II, hydlaut 4;
large front side and rear Nlrl, garden highly ,mbc-
llshef witt two story brick detached building on
the Of the long lot SLATE with cGa' and wood
houses stable. wash house and three servants
rooms the whole iii pretty fair repair: need, paint
Inr and iInme dlate occlipa ion be had
Tins location Is OF til choicest in the city de
l-htful ncighbOlho0a ard is altogether Il first class
residence for gentleman and his family and NAV be
inspected any time on application to the auct oneers
Terms and Conditions-Ihc of 5000 be
paid cash the spot to bind the sale and the balance
1T and two with eight per cent interest and
all the usual security clauses.
Act OF sale before George W Christy, notary at
the expense OF the purchaser, who viii assume all
taxes due for the year Isl4 and up to day of sale
over and above his bid. mh7 I'd
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AUCTION SALES.
By II. Nj. s. b. j. MOntgOmerv.
ID NJ. e. B. J. MONTGOMERY,
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS AND DEALERS IN
NEW FURNITURE
Office Arm0ry Hall, 81 Camp Street.
Office Armory Hall, 81 Camp St

Tri weekly sales of every description of household
furniture, mirrors pianos carpets mattresses, etc,
etc, on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at auc,
ton room No. 50 Camp street. commencing at IL
o'clock.
Semi-weeky sales of horses, mules buggies. car
riages etc. etc, at sales stables of Gravier
and Baronne streets, on Wednesdays and Saturdays
commencing at IL oclock A. NJ
Out door sales of every description promptly at
tended to-
Special attention paid to the sales of Real Estate
and Stocks.
Always on hand the largest stock of new furniture
OF every variety to be found in the city at their show
rooms, Armory Hall, 81 Camp street
Being the largest and oldest establishment Of the
KIND In the South they solicit portion of the public
patronage both in their line auctoneers and deal
ers i'll furniture ial lv
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Sam Ward told some Congressman at o'clock
this morning that there were four points IN
volyed in successful lobbying Never bore a
man. Make yourself agreeable to your Congress,
make ali YOU can out Of them. - Washington
letter.
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BY Albert Paul.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF EVERY DE
acrption, Carpets, Ciockery, Class and other
ware etc,
DY ALBERT PAUL, Auctioneer = Office and
ID salcsroom No 40 ROYAL street-Will sell every
MONDAY WEDNESDAY an FRIDAY at 10
o clock A. NJ, at the salesroom 40 Royal, near Gus
tomhouse street
\ general assortment Of new and second hand
Household Furniture Carpets trockrry, Glass and
other ware, etc.
crate rates. s2i tt
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BY IiOey 4 O'COnnOr.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT Auction.
RY HOEY d OCONNOR Office No Il En-
- change Place-rT ESDAY, 2}d March at II
O'Clock A. NJ. will he sold at punc auction
The Household Furniture and Effects in the two
story house on Live Oak street, between Napoleon
Avenue and Jena street.
TcIms-i'asil the spot milo Fl Su 4 Tn
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NOR SALE

FoE SALE
TWO HORSES, both suitable for buggy one is a
large bay. excellent for family carriage.
One ROCkAWAY and Pol T., nearly new.
One set double HARNESS. nearly new.
One set single HARNESS, nearly new.
One heavy BUGGY
Inquire at l49 Eighth street. between Camp and
Chestnut, from to A. NJ and to & L. NJ. rnl7 :it
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kUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

,,aauanp Marks & Co. sell Furnishing Goods No
lions etc. at 10. A. NJ, at &c Chart: es street.
bert Paul sells Household Furniture, ETC., at 10
AM, at salesroom, 40 Royal street. near Gus
tomhouse
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LNOR SALE Yacht Grace Darling sloop rugged
l. thirteen tons, two years old, in complete order
copper bottnm; cabin with four bunLs; length
of keel thrty-five feet six inches beam if
teen feet; drau.ht of water aft thirty inches
and length on deck forty feet Huh planking full
length and only four butt joints. Inquire board
Lake End, Bayou 81. John or to THOMAS BAI
LEY, ST Peter near 1ontl street mht7
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

New Orleans, March -, 1>7j.-I would
respectfully st Il to the public that the oil eNplo
SION rs reported i'll the Bulletin Picayune of this
date, was not SEFIOLlNE reported | having
purchased this oil as Naphtha from the tank wagon
of Messrs. W T. Converse Jr 4 Co
CHARLES WIRTH.
mh1- EAM Constance and Harmony sis
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NOR SALE-In the Fourth District-Cheap even
i, for the times. a residence in good order having
lot 30 feet trent by III feet deep highly improved
In choice neighborhood, near Magazine Market and
convenient to the Magazine and Pry tania APP
ply to T. NJ. GILL, II Camp street. mhl4 Inn
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BY Hoffman, Marks Il Co.
FURNISHING GOODS, NOTIONS RIBBONS
RtFFLiNGS

REFFLINGS
At + o clock NJ for whom il may conccIn
l01 boxes of Toilets, Ptrtlimed and Bar SOAPS.
by HOFFMAN, MARKS & CO-Aex Levy
- Anctioneer-On FRIDAY. the 10th inst at
street, will be sold
full line of Furnishing Goods. Notions Ruflngs.
A so-
Al Il o clock NJ for whom il may concern
100 eases of Assorted Fancy and Bar Soaps.
IermS At sale. mh1H
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FIRE. DEPARTMENT.

Mechanics steam Fire Company No. d
SPECIAL MEETING.
SUNDAY March u. 1-75, at II O'Clock \. NJ.
IMPORTANT BUSINESS
Active FNempt and Honortr, Members are re
spe. fully invited to attend BY oder;
j. Il. SUTTON, Acting Foreman.
WV NILSSON Secretary mhla 81
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

| ORANGES lemons
5000 bo>e. Messns and Palermo ORA Noes.
1000 boxes MesSina and Palermo LEMONS.
Now landing and III store for sale by
A. +. COCHRAN n CAZERES,
snhlf % Front and 10 Fulton street.
1000 boxes Layer RAISTNS
500 half boxes LAYER RAISfNS.
500 quarter boxes Layer RAISINS.
100 bales Provence ALMONDS
100 casks Turk sh PRI MES.
50 casks CURRANTS
200 trails DATES.
100 bags Tarragona ALMONDS
100 bags Brazil NUTS.
- bags FILBERTS
100 bags WALNUTS
- Smyrna FIGS.
100 cases Naples FIGS.
100 boxes Shelled ALMONDS.
20 bbs Texas PECANS.
CITRON COCOANT1S, BANANAS PEANUTS
CANTON GINGER, Etc.
For sale by
A F. COCHRAN 4 CAZERES
mhl7 st Front and 10 Fulton street.
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REMOVALS..

d EMOVAL-On Monday. the lat of March the
IL Commercial Insurance Company will remove
to the lately occupied by the Louisiana Mutual
Insurance Company in the Louisiana National Bank
building No l20 Common street.
WALTER HUNTINGTON, Secretary.
New Orleans. Feb. IS. F26 I'm
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CT. CHARLES THEATER.

CT. CHARLES THEATER
FAREW ELL JOINT RENEFIT
And last Night but one of those Eminent Artists
MIR. AND HRS. T.. l.. DtVENPOHT,
FRIDAY ENENINti MARCH 10
NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS.
SIR Giles Overreach Mr. +. L. Davenport.
Lady Allwo III -.- Mrs + T. Dayapnort
GRAND MATINEE, SATURDAY AT NOON.
New Way to Pay Oh Debts.
SATURDAY NIGHT
DAMON AND PITHIiS.
i'ahon --------- Mr.. +. l.. Davenport.
li'fml"n ---- Mrs f. l.. Davenport-
To conclude with the
LONELY MAN OF TIE OCEAN.
Next week BEN DEBtR will appear in Dickens.
treat Characterization OF MlCAWBER.
irices ~ usual. MIG If
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LARD, LAED, LARD.-See D. Z. Morphy's
auction advertisement.
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FOR SALE.

I.>OR SALE-A second hand SA FE with Com ina-
! ton Lock in perfect order and good as new
Apply to J. Il. WOODS 4 co, l0i Common street
rnht7 IF
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IN RETIRING FROM THE COFFEE BUST
ness take great pleasure i'll soliciting for my sue
cessors, Messrs. PAYNE, DENEGRE d CO. the
same liberal patronage that has been extended mo
by my friends and the public generally.
II. G. COLOMB.
New ORLEANS, March 49, 1870 mhl4 I'm
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Apply at any agency.
Apply a. any agency.

Tea j. plant especially designed by the Crea
tor for female seuin '. 1t is great warmer Of
the stomach, tirstrate loosener of the tongue,
and has done more for the diffusion of parole
telllgence than any other plant that sprouts
y. I. Tribune.
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For sale at bargain-Sl0.
For sale at bargain $40.
The capital prize, $50, 900,
The capital prize, $50 900,
In next Saturdays drawing
In next Siturdays drawing
Louisiana State Lottery.
louisiana State Lottery.
Apply at any agency.
Apply az any agency
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LNOR SALE OR RENT : The ARTESIAN
l. SPRINGS, in Madison county, Mississippi nine
miles from Fickcns and twenty two miles from
Canton the Mississippi Central Railroad. Was
before the much frequented and noted for the
u o. icina qualities of the waters. The dwelling il
large and comfortable, the grounds handsomely laid
ont. There stables and other out buildings To
an enterprisin@ this is valuable property. For
rent ch APP VIII be sold exchanged for city
property. For furt er particulars apply to w. y.
Freret, real estate broker and agent 10 Common
strest nnhl4 lw
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pauy 1913 Canal Street New Orleans March H.
l-,5 AT meeting of the Board OF Directors a
dividend OF Two Dollars a share was declared pay.
able on and after April lst next.
mill I'll j. Il. JUDEN Secretary
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THURSDAY, FRIDAY. SATURDAY and SUN
nAf March Is, 10 20 and u, and SATURDAY
Malnee the new Fairy Burle que entitled the
NCHANIED BEAUTY. I, e buresuue is
elegantly gotten up, with scenery wardrobe
and appointments Tho entertainments will
commence with Petite Comedy or Musical Farce
In preparation the entirely New Buriesoue entitled
CAMARALZAMAN also the NEUROLOGICAL Rnr-
lesque PYGMALION. mhI4 If
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RIDWELL'S ACADEMY OF MUSIC

Engagement of the Queen of Burlesoue Miss ELIZA
MEATIlERSBi, supported bvsAer sister Miss
JENNIE WEATHEKSBY. and Talented Bur
iesque Tloupe. for a short of Genteel Bur
lesque and Opera Boufa MONDAY TUESDAY
ana W EpN ESDAI March 10. Ii and H. and
cd -1''Aie'
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/ Ne MuRSkA FAREWELL MATINEE
HAIL. SaTIRD.y At 10

Positively LAST GALA MATINEE OF THE
FAMOUS HUNGARIAN NIGHTINGALE
BN general desire next SATURDAY Mile Do
MfRSkA. Nine CARRENO SAU'RET Prof
VAN HtFFLEN. Mons. SAURET Sig
BRAGA and CHAS PRATT will appear Il,
brlant programme. Reserved seats 81 80 and
u, for sale at GrunewallS Music Store. Knabss
y Co IS Pianos are rsci mills 1t
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Parties having City back take. TO pay will
10 well to call upon |. w. PATTON at Townsend 4
~ man ;, No. l3- traylcr street mhl3 In
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ADJUSTMENTS.
VARIETIES THEATER.

Universal praise has been accorded the presents c.,
-nf-
THE NEW PLAY
Produced under the immediate direction of tho
Author. Clinton w. Tayleure, Esq. of the Balti-
more Bar.
THURSDAY FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVEN
iNt'S and SATURDAY MATINEE-The peer
less artiste, Mrs F. S. Chanfrau in the new and
beautiful play of
WAS SHE RIGHT
Emily Stcadman- -------....-.N Mrs. f. : Chaufrar
MONDAY NEXT-The new and successful pIay
JEALOUSY. mills st
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WANTS.

WASTED-Two white servants German, one to
" copk, and one to nurse, to go Ia W@skom 5
Station. Texas, betw Shreveport aud Marshall.
Must be adv to leave steamer Texas, Saturday,
the Goth Wages so per month and passage paid by
undersigned. Apply to Jones, 50 Canal street.
mhl- q
NITANTE t'-Occupants for large and pleasant
w Furnished amt UNFINISHED Rooms, al No 24O
Camp street. Would rent nehalf OF the house, if
desired Apply on the premises mh2 If
WANTED The advertiser a thorough account
w ant, desires a situation in some wholesale house,
either bookccper CORRESPONDENT. account sales
clerk. in fact III capacity where he can earn
support for himself and wife. Has al eNI ercnce
OF ten years i'll of the Ia gest houses i'll the South.
Can furnish satisfactory reference AID is willing to
work for 500 per mon until business improves.
Address w. Z f., Lock box s56, y. o.
mhl5 lw E&M
"ANTED-A partner III business with a cash
w capital of say twenty thousand dollars TO be
Employed in business fully established and that pays
large profit Shall require said party to take charge
of the b1oks and cash can have full control of the
The business is highly honorable and faScinat-
ing. No risks to run oil stock tde. NJ capital
is small to said business and hence l must
have partner and would prefer young of say
between - and A. years of age. Address Lock Box
27l9 All ,mmunicatons ssrictly private The very
best Of references given regards honesty and in
tcgrity. Lock Box 21l9, New Orleans, La.
El- I'm
w from four to seven rooms within fifteen minutes
ride of the Times Office. Rent not to exceed $50
Address, with terms and location, Ii. L. S., Times
Office
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The imports Of dry goods at this port for
-.be past week, aud since J n. l, compare as
tollows with the same periods of the past two
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COPARTN ERSHIPS.

THE FIRM OF H. c. COLOMB 4 co. IS THIS
day dissolved by mutual consent. ii. C.. Co
bomb will attend to the liquidation of the bus ness OF
the late firm at l40 Gravier street.
III. C. COLOMB
i. A. POURSINE
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Lyman :, Ne. l3- tfravlcr street mhl3 I'm
Office of the Factors and Traders Insu-
rance Company, 81 Calondelet street-New Orleans
March IL, Ie15-In compliance with section article
OF the Charter election for twenty five
to such for the fiscal year will be Id
at the Office of this Company. MONDAY. the
18th April next between the hours of II A. NJ and
p NJ TllOS. f. WALKER
lnhl2 I'd Secretary.
North Louisiana and Texas Railroad
Through bills o. ladinc gve:, to all stations on this
road for fr3ight shipped rer steamers Z f. Lee
Pargoul ana Hatctez.
JSo. JANNEY Agent
n6 II lii Common street.
Time Of Den riurc-9hr Mail Train by the
Great Jackson Railroad Eaute leaves the Depot at
tive foot OF Calll rpe street nj o'clock i. NJ and
o'clock A. NJ, connecting with all fast trains ORTIZ
Ea t and West ArIis es M 1890 4. NJ and IL l.. NJ
Pullman Palace Cars ON all trains iva
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Carolina Clay Peas.


NOTICE.
~ The proprietor Of the wen known CONCERT
SALOON, No - ROY Al STREET inform. his
friends ana the public that he has recently improved
his establishment aud has engaged the charming 80
calis- Miles. Ro9;,ie and MatIilde Laurille who
Will appecr every evening The bar and fe-tau
rant is supplied With the best of liquors and all that
Is III the market. mhli
7 ANDING italian bark Aurora FROM Bor-
i deaux--
100 quarters PORT WINE, ]. Lannothe
100 Octaves
30 quarters SHERRY W. Jaure q Co.
1OD oCt,Ves
300 cases WEYMOUTH Molly, Pratt & Go.
For sale By J. MANDIN
mhli Il - Decatur street
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-08

ONE of the most remarkable mer
of the Alabama Constitutional Con
vention, says the Courier ournal, is
Col. Bethea. He is a lawyer, but
has had only one case in life. 1t was
his first and his last. The case in
volved large amount OF property,
and his fee depended upon his sue
cess. He won; and his fee was
100000, and with this ne gracefully
retired from the bar A legal ca
reer so brief .and so brilliant has
probably been the lot of no other
man since litigation began.
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TRULY NOBLE.

During the revolution in Poland
which followed the revolt of .Thad-
deus KosciuSko many of the truest
and best of the sons of that Inflated
country were forced to flee for their
lives. forsaking home and friends
OF those who had been most eager
for the liberty of Poland and most
bitter in the enimity against Russia
and Prussia, was Michael Sobieski,
whose ancestors had been kings a
hundred and fifty years before: So
bieski had two sons in the patriots
ranks, and father and sons had been
of those who had persisted in what
the Russians had been pleased to
term rebellion, and a price had
been set upon their heads. The
Archduke Constantine was eager to
apprehend Michael Sobioski, and
learned that the wife of the Polish
hero was at home in Crawcow, and
he waited upon her.
MADAM" he said, speaking po,
litely, Il think you know where
your husband aud sons are hid
ing 7"
81 know, sir"
off you tell me where your hus-
band is, your sons shall be pardon
ed"
"And shall be safe 2"
eyes, Madam, l swear it. Tell
me where your husband is conceal,
ed, and both you and your sons shall
be safe and unframed"
"Then, sir" answered the noble
woman, rising with a dignity SUI
blime, and laying her hand upon her
bosom, che lies concealed--in the
heart of his wifo-,and you will have
to tear this heart out to find him."
Tyrant as he was, the Archduke
admired the answer, and the spirit
which had inspired it, and deeming
the good will of such a woman worth
securing, he forthwith published
pardon OF the father and sons.
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NEWS ITEMS.

A French butcher who was on his
death bed said to his wife "If | die
FRANCHISE, you must marry our shop
boy. He is a good young man, and
the business cannot be carried on
without a man to look after it." ~
have been thinking about that al
ready" said bis wife.
RIVAL hackmen at Niagara Falls
now issue chromos to passengers af-
ter the man of religious newspapers.
This plan increases the circulation of
travellers.
Young ladies profess to be dread
fully afraid of a pistol, and yet they
do not want it to go off.
A harder subject to deal with than
even an old deck of cards is the
man who don't advertise.
THE rats are playing tag in four
thousand unOccupied Brooklyn, N.
Y, houses.
A coffin is wanted for a dying
echo.
When is a hen not jokingR When
she's in 'er-nest.
A GROUND hog-A sausage.
Savannah has two hundred and
fifty three liquor dealers.
The Atlanta Constitution is going
to explore the Okesenokee swamp,
this winter.
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A FEARFUL ACCIDENT.

Henry Sanders, while unfortu>
nately in state of intOxicatiOn, fell
yesterday afternoon from the Selma,
Rome and Dalton Railroad bridge
across the Etowah, a distance Of
thirty feet upon rocks. Two gashoS
were cut upon his forehead and his
spine was injured. About dark last
evening he was carried to the resi>
dence of Mr.. Kane, on Broad street,
where he at present lies. He came
to Rome yesterday on the Kingston
train. He says he is from Cobb
county, though his family is in Gin
cinnati. He is about forty FIVE years
old, and wears iron>gray whiskers
upon his chin. He had with him
about nine dollars. He is being
kindly nursed and provided for
R0me Commercial I'd.
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GEORGIA NEWS.

Five bales of waterspacked cots
ton have found their way to market
from Fort Valley.
In Taylor county negro tramps
enter houses pistol in hand and de-
mand dinner.
There is not a licensed barr
room in GiImer county.
"A Montezuma man ate three
pounds of steak, four biscuits, five
cups of coffee and dozen scrambled
eggs at one sitting the other day.
"A Gilmer county boy fourteen
years old weighs one hundred and
seventy pounds.
One acre of corn in Lincoln
county yielded sixty bushels.
One hundred and seventy FIVE
students answer to roll call at Wes-
leyan Female College in Macon.
"A little child was torn to pieces
by hogs in Cherokee county,
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CASTOR OIL.

She had her mind made up fo
two or three days that the boy need
ed some castor oil, but sho knew
that she must approach him gently
She placed the bottle where he could
see it, and when he turned up hil
nose she said;
"Its just like honey, my dar'
ling"
He seemed to doubt her word,
and she continued:
"If you'll take some I'll let you go
to the circus.
GLOW much he cautiously in
quired.
Oh, only a spoonful, just one
spoonful, she replied as she uncork-
ed the bottle.
And you'll give me some sugar
besides he asked.
Of course | villa big lump.
He waited until she began pour
ing from the bottle, and then ask
ed:
And you'll give me ten cents,
too :
Yes, of course.
And you'll buy me a shoe fly kite ?
he went on saying to his advan-
tage.
guess so.
No kite-no lie, he said as he
drew back.
Well I'll buy you the kite, she re-
piled filling the spoon clear up.
And velocipedo9
I'll think of it.
You can't think no castor oil
down me he exclaimed looking
around for his hat.
Here--I will, or I'll tease father
to, and | know he will. Come, now
swallow it down.
And you'll buy me goatR
Yes.
And two hundred marblesY
Now take it right dowr.
And a coach dog9
l can't promise that.
All right-no dog, no lie.
Well LII ask your father.
And you'll buy me ponye
Oh, | couldn't do that. Now be a
good boy and swallow it down.
Oh, yes, I'll swallow that stuff, |
will he said, as he clapped on his
hat.
Yon may fool some other boy with
a circus ticket and a lump of brown
sugar, but it'll take hundred doll
lar pony to trot that castor lie down
my throat!
And he went out TO see if the
neighbors cat had been caught in
the deadfall he set for her.