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The Harm che rnnoce.s Old Lady Did.

Affrfst itt ltffFtN frfF ffFf.lsI
Sae u YES Govt ga Bakor street.; a.,a S.ae has
Saokbter about eighteen years ola. Toe
oil 4~os retains az her Stnpliclt. gnl inDo-
cShCe. aid she DOESN'T 20 two -s,f.s ~, a. Vie
lhe DINER evening, when q si,isf,.iia catch'i
called 70 escort tbe daug' ter 10 the opera tue
and WOULDN'T help carry out the daarbtsr's
idea that they hal wealth. While hei oioS
her daughter get ready sht asket.
Mary, are You going 10 wear TIE shoes
VIII one heel OF. or the pair with holes i'm
Mary didn't seem TO hear. and ;he mother
inquired. Are you going u wear mat dollar
eold chain and that washed lockef, or will
you wear the diamond father bought az tue
hardware store
hlushed. hut the ola LADY went or. "A Ne Voc
going 10 borrow Ma. Browns shawl. or viii
you wear minC'''
Mary hustled around the MON. and The
mother said: BE careful OF your dress.
Mary; YOU know il'S the only one N-l,l,s,, ~
and You can't have another until tie mort,
gage on this place u lifted"
Mary remarked 10 her escort that IN Drns,a-
lSed IN ~ a beautiful evening. and as SIC
elttoned her glove Der mother ashU,l: Those
arc MIS-. H2rcy' glove. aint they? She's
been good neighbOr 10 us. aud don't know
how you'd manage Ia so any wsereil she didn't
live near us
Mary was hurrying To get out OF the room.
when the mother raised her voice once more
ahd asked; did you run I'm 20 Mrs. Jewett's
ana borrow her bracelet. and fan? les I see
you did Well. low. yeu took real stylish.
and hope You'll have a goas time
Mary sits toy her window On The nale maon-
light and signs for The splendid young man
70 come and beat her around some more, D AZ
he hasn't been seen up that way since that
night. The old lady. too says that he seemed
Ike ni.o young man. aud she hoYeS n
hasn't been killed by the street cars.
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EVENING STAR
TUESDAY...... August 3. ls.s.
Turtle Farming,
n.y RON rur ~r,- ~,.,.,- =. =, &~N

TIE RAISING OF TERRAPTN AT PLEASURE
FAY FOR THE NEW YORK xARKsr.
one OF the sights at Pleasure Bag, near
Long Branch. attracting the attention OF
most people who drive To that esr-by resort
is turtle pen wherein the ordinary small
turtles-teTrapin-Sre hatcnei and grown for
the New York MARKET TIE pen is a large
square enclosure. with about two thirds OF
The area under water. and the rest sandy
leach. 1T Dow contains seven thousand tnr-
Ties, and in the sand are eggs estimated 10
number thirty thousand. II the visitor ap-
proacles silently on q sunshiny day, upon
peering cautiously over the fence he sees Al
odd spectacle. The unSubmerged space in
the pen is SO thlckly covered with turtles
summing themselves that only a little OF the
white sand is left in sight: Tney are as inert
as stones unless disturbed, but the sliebtest
noise frightens them. Then q ludicrouSly
grotesque scene eusues. The turtles star: in
a mass for the water and their gait is as Som
ical as the gambols Of a nippopotamus They
JoSJle each other, stretch out their long necss,
and attain surprising rate OF speed. At the
edge of the water they tumble in with n sue
cesslon OF splashes. like scattering volley,
and soon seven thousand heads are projected
above the surface. They seem u loat with
out eNertion, but are lazy in their move
menis. Their serpent like heads and bcaiish
eyes, their bodies being oat of 81 ght. give the
pond the appearance of a writing mass of
snakes. a raft in the centre OF the pen slow
" becomes covered, and after a while he tur-
lies begin to return 20 the sand.
The turtles with which this pen vas orig
inaliy stocked were brought from Texas. bat
subsequent breeding made further supply
nom That source Unnecessary. They lay their
eggs In the sand. where the heat OF the sun
suihces TO hatch them The Young turtles
are removed To "A smaller pen as soon as they
are out OF their shells, and pool provides
lCr ihem the requisite water. Netting is
croWn over this pen as a protection againS.
cats, who find Young turtle suited TO their
taste. Cats thus bafiied may often be seen
sitting ON the posts of the enclosure. looking
louginsly down upon the unattainable deli
cacN. The turtles when half grown. are
Transferred 10 the large pen. Their tool Is
i've hsh, which are put into the wafer in
large numbers. The turtles grow slowly, AMI
attain size ofabout ten inches long by seven
wide. Then they are sent alive TO the New
lork market, 10 go finally into the popular
soup and steaks. To most palates they are
not distinguishaole from the larger Kew
West turtles. The producer realizes for them
from twelve TO eighteen dollars a dozen.-N
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los +. KELLEY,
= Real Estate s gent and AuctiOneer,
Office No 500 Sth st northwest.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNlDPROYED PROPEkTG CORNER
OF Eleventh AND / STREETS. AND ON
TIE WEST SIDE OF ELEVENTH STREET,
bkTMEEN III ARD / STREETc N0&TE
WEST, AT AUCTION.
- By virtue of two deeds Of trust, dated Marsh
ia L. 1913, and April 5, 1873. ard recorded N iber
.~O Of the laCd records i'm and for the District o" Co.
iumbia, and at the request OF the party secured
thereby, 1 shall on FRIDAY, the oh Gay Of Au-
gust, A, ID. ISIS, beginning al D oclcck p m, pro-
ed TO sell, at public Au Ntion in front Of the prem
he following described real estate lying in the
chg of " Washington, Ia said Disirict:-AN Of orig
inal LOIS numbered nine ~ aud ten il0D in square
numbered three hundred aud eighteen, said lots
having Sn aggregate front Of l07 feet inches "a
inches on north l street, and improved by three
story Frsme Dwelling.
Also, the sc nth half Of lot numbered eleven tlD
ia S. il square fronting 2 feet inches ltb street
and running back leo feet 10 ch and improved by a
three story flame dwelling.
Also, the north twenty (2n) feet front on Eleventh
street, If lot numbered twelve (l2l in said square
and running back with that width 100 feet inch
Also, tie south twenty (2O) feet front Eleventh
ard running back with that width 30 feet, and i'm
proved by two story frame dwelling.
Terms OF sale One third OF the purchase money
on each piece OF property to be paid IN cash, aud
the balance at six aud twelve months after day Of
ssie, and for which the purchaser is 20 give his
notes, bearing interest at the rate of ten cent
per annum, payable semi annually, and st cured by
deed Of trust on the property sold. : 100 to be
paid down on each piece OF property immediately
after sale. Conyeyapcing at cost Of purchasers.
Jos. o. G.. KENNEDY. Trustee.
jy26- JOS r. KELLEY, Auct.
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MOTHER'S SAD AFFLICrION-A Des
MONIES, Iowa, correspondent OF the Chicago
Tribune writes: "A remarkable Incl 1ent oc-
Cured near NiToqua a few days ago, in a
family whose name my informant could not
remember. There we're three little children.
the oldest being FIVE years, two Of whom
went 10 the barn 10 find hen nests. They
found one, and crawled to il, and one of them
thrust his hand forward To get the eggs when
lie quickly withdrew il, saying the old hen
had bitten him. The other said he WASH
afraid, and thrusthi hand forward, when he
too, " as bitten. Both then screamed. which
quickly brought their mother 10 the spot,
when ii was discovered that they had been
struck by rattlesnake coiled in the nest.
The mother seized the little boys in her arms
and FASTENED to the house, where a new ho--
ror met her gaze. In her haste TO secure the
boys at the barn she had set down a boiler
OF hot water, into which the babe had IA lien.
In thirty minutes all her children were
dpalv
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II 81. WARNER,
ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and sts. northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE LARGE PRESS.
ED BRICK FRONT RESIDENCES AND
sTRnET' No 5is 500 a1a $50 irpTTwEEN

cUcloi oUIiullSs, SoiLoi IN ouu Il ots uOftu~oos
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE LARGE PRESS.
ED BRICK FRONT RESIDENCES AND
sFSsET & sis $50 and s saSf BsFwE ZEN
AND i SITS NORTHW EST.
IN BY virtue OF q deed of trust TO DAME L..
lasa Eaton and myself, dated April IL, A. ID. 1871 /,
duly recorded in Liber No s.s folio 2tl &c, one Of
the request Of the party secured thereby shall sell
at public auction, In front Of the premises. FIJI
DAY, August 8, ISIS, at 6 clock p M, the follow
Washington, District Of Columbia, to wit: All that
piece parcel of land and premises lying and being
In the city Of W ashipgto aforesaid, known the
nOrh half Of Lot ars ca in squasse,
the plat of said city, said north half "a Of said Lot
froniiag twenty i've (25) feet on the west side Of
10th street northwest and running the depth Of said
Lot.
Also, all that piece or parcel of land and prem
ises known and designated the Plat OF said city
lot thirteen 49, in said square numbered three hun
the west side Of 10Th street north vest, and running
ments, consisting Of three story, manssrd TO AZ,
: thrsestory and basement, pressed. brick front
dwelling and store and three story, basement and
attic, pressed brick front dwelling with bay win.
dow. These houses have all the modern improve
Terms, as prescribed by the deed Of trust, viz:
u 100, with Interest at per CENT Pei annu fro
July ., 1874, to- day OF sale, aud OF sale IN
which the notes of the purchaser bearing interest
from the day Of sale, and secured By deed OF trust
on the property sold, vii, be taken. 4 deposit OF
sale and all convey sncing AZ the expense OF the
purchaser. If terms Of sale are not complied with
n seven days the trustee the right resell
purchsser, after fve DAYS entertainment.
uas so1as j. 7. coLowELL, Salesman
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TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Fs-
TATE, VERY VALUABLE, ON STREET,
BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH, NORTHWEST

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Fs-
TATE, VERY VALUABLE, ON STREET,
BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH, NORTHWEST.
IN by virtue OF q deed of trust, ds.ed July 18th,
ne lS73, and recorded in the Land Records of
ashiDgtOn county, d. O., in Libsr No. 723, folio
3 and at the request of the party thereby secured
we, the Undersigned trustees, will, on THU RSDAY,
the 18th day of August, A. D. 1875, at O'Clock d.
M Ia front of the premises, offer for sale at public
auction, the parcel Of land and premises, with tae
appurtenances situated in the city Of WASHINGTON,
u. O., and known and described as the western part
Of Lot numbered fourteen l4), in square numbered
three hundred and seventy seven (377 }, and being
that part contained within the following metes and
bounds Beginning for the same at the mort hwestern
corner Of said Lot and thence running east along
the lire of north street twenty four (24D feet,
thence south fifty eight $50 feet, and thence north
to the place of beginning. The improvements con
brilt so as to be used for shop but yet unfin-
lshed; The upper stories are tensnted This is
very desirable property. eligbly loSted
Terms of sale One-third OF the purchase money
IN cash the residue in three equal instaments pay
able in six 30, twelve (l2l and eighteen Isl months,
with interest, for which the notes OF the purchaser
secured By deed Of trust and insur on the pro-
Quired, or the whole of the purchase money may be
paid in cash at the option Of the purchaser. A de-
posit OF 500 will be required acceptance of the
bid and all convey ancing and recording at the cost
OF the purchaser. If the terms of sale com
piled with in FIVE days from the day of sale, the
trustees reserve the right To resell the property
the risk and cost Of the deaultng purchaser after
said city of Washir gton.
GEO. F. APPLEBY, lr
Z. EDMONSrON.S trustees
aug2 TH0S. Il. WAGGAMAN, Auct.
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'rHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscribers
II having obtained rom the Supreme Court OF the
District Of Columbia, holding Special Term. letters
.sAiAfle ntsry on the personal estate Of WILLIAM
X CARROLL, late Of District Of Columbia,
Deceased. al. p-Isons having claims against the
ssl1 deceased are hereby warned &c exhibit the same,
vlfh the Vouchers thereof TO the subscriber, or
Ieiore The ~ day OF July next; they may other
Wise BY law De- e1 sludec from all benefit Of the said
setsfe Given under my hand. III il ~ dAy of July
AHa- W. t2-StI JASON CARR0LL, Executor.
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IIAST TRAIN FOR CAPS NAY.
HOURs AND 30 UTEs-wAsHINGrO
To CAPE NAY.
RALrInOBE AND oBIo RAILROAD.
NEW YORk ANO EASHLNGTONAIRL LINE
sUMMEB sCaEDULE-JUsE s, 1879.


fkoM WASHINGTON CITY.
CO o. II. Baltimore and WAY Stations
80 =. m bsl,imore, BlateasbGTg and Relay.
o.43 mS Baltimore, ANNAPOLIS Frederick and
, 20G m, Baltimore. B,saxtaH At Relay.
so a m sisuntoL and Virginia Springs. PTIr
500 =. m, New York, Cape. May, Philadelphia,
900 Ms Csisss@ " GS nna s.A! sanduky oinc,u
natl houi.ville,s g. L. ui., Pittsbargh, Deer
Cav DisHg AZ Csyl5sr 'f,sd
c.1Os n, " tshingtou emotion AID War Stations,
$50 q m, Bsitiniore and Way statior..
IOI5s m, Baltimore and Relay.
II so a. N, Baltimore, Ellioott City and Way Sta
fSlF ma stG Balfi@crs siass1 al R:iss Il SO
D. m, on sundays, Baltimore and Way STA
$50 N. Baltimore, Laurel and seIay.
S4s z M fresieriek, Wsshing,og JUNCTION and
S.&s ,. IL, Raltimcre, Frederick and Way Sta
S 90 p m, Baltimore, Philadslp hia and Relay.
30 N, BaltImsre, Annapolis qua ~ ~ stations
$50 p. NJ, Cnlceso, 81 Louis, Louisville, Column
LEI sprinss, PE!lrnan Cars. Srppsr a MAJ
$40 n, HsseS;toxn, Minshs.sss' and Way
tbs p m, BsITimore sad Relay { Way Stations
500 p m, BaIiimors Fast En- press
913 ,, m BaltiEore, Philadelphia New York
easO, s.. LoVis ani PtasbKTs ieisa on ehdnss.
BrsdtfaSt at Grafton
SUNDAY TRAINS.
els p M, baltimore, PhiaieI phis, New York
and Bosom fast Express.
Bshf'-c. ssd Way Ssasto~s.-s An, I 80, 500,
lis and SIS p.
Fo BaLtlnIOTG axd RsIay.-6.30 .. m, 8 90 and
S.OOp-m
Wsa.-s.06 g m, S 30 and IL As >. m, ssorpins
~ during the week.
~ Az TaisJ SsOp q v,adua HossI, RtIas Hox,s
For further information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Offces, W Washington station, and
Sss Pennsy lvanis avenue, where orders will be
SAken for Baggage % be checked and received at any
Ieintin the city.
THOS. K SHARP, Master o; Transportation.
l.. N. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. > KOONTZ. General Agent iez
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THOMAS BOWLING,
Auctioneer and Raal Estate Broker,
At the old stand of LatiIner s Cleary
Southwest corner OF Penna. avenue and 18th street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE WHARF

PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN
BY virtue of a deed o. trust from George ID. Snow,
bearing date the 18th day Of April, A. d. 1872 aud
recorded in iber 49, at folio 49, the underig 1ed
surviving trustee al the request of the holder of
the note secured by said deed will sell this prem
lses, on SATURDAY, the 7th day Of August A. -.
1879 at D @ clock p. IA, three warehouses and
wharyes on the Juth side of Water street, POI
tOrac street, described as follows. Beginning at q
point here IS feet measured south Il degrees west
IRON one foot northwest from the south est corner
oftlie bou.e in which DR.. John NJ. Beatty formerly
h ed. shall intersect the south side of Water street
which Is one foot northwest OF stone standing on
the bend OF said street, and from thence running
south IL degrees 20 the chanue Of the Potomac
river; thence with said channel, s1utheaster,y IS
feet and inches; thence by tine which would
strike the southeast corner OF the late Charles A
Beatty brick housS aud the southwest corner Of a
wharf bnilt by Thomas j. Beatty, to the south side
OF acr street, thence by said street TO the begin
ming, with the two warehouses thereon.
Also, the brick wareh )use, lot and wharf belong
ing thereto, being that adjoining similar one
veYed TO Essex, and bounded on the east by the
property formerly Dodg son the west by the
tension OF the east line OF the Essex property the
81 yer, aud running from said Water street to the
channel Of the Potomac river, with the OF the
alley on the west of the SO called Essex lot.
This property is now occupied by the Kennebec
Ice Company, and affords q first class opportunity
for Investment.
Terms: One-ttird cash; the residue in two eqla
payments at six and twelve months, with Interest,
secured by deed Of trust on the property. ! sc
Dc post when the property IL struck OF. All con
veysnciDg at purChasers cost. The title Is believed
to be- perfect. FRED. W. JONES, Trustee.
iyll-eo ICourier3tl THOS. BOWLING, Auot.
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The WALEISG LOCOMOTIVE is a French
machine which has six feet ian place OF theor-
binary driving wheels. Tney are heavily
shod with India rubber, weighing two and a
nan pounds 10 each four-tenths of an inch
sqrare surface. The two middle feet are con
nected by horizontal shaft and move TO-
gether at moderate pace. but the other four
Ieetare independent of each other, and strike
pace. The machine is said 70 maintain a
much nrmer "hold" on the rail or ground
than can be obtained with a locomotives
driving wheels, and hence II can null heavier
Ioaos on equal grades or the same loads on
heavier grades Than the locomotives now I'm
use. Iron mongor,' IN English Journal,
says tEat the Wa King locomotive can be used
or grades Of one foot la ten.
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DIN,

CHRISTIAN. On the "a Of August. a. & 30 q elk
? u. at the residence q her tather, JSs scawzrt1,
mrs. ENNA CHRisTMsN, beloved wife Of Hsrry
Chrlstmsn aged q years.
Funeral viii take place at the Western PresLy-
ttTian Church, a clIoE , m, arsiay, the Sta
instant. Friends Of the family invited % at
tend. 2ts
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SALE AT AUCTION OF FINE BUSINESS
SITE, SITUATE AT THE CORNER OF t4TH
AND PARK STREETS, In THE VILLAGE OF
MOUNT PLEASANT, PARTIALLY I'M
PROVED BY A FRAME STABLE.
- At the request of the party in interest, We
LII vii. sell at public auction, the CHEST bid Ter,
on SATURDAY, the 18th of August, at o O'Clock o.
m, the northwest corner Lot of Hh and Park
streets, containing l57 I feet of grouud There is
good cistern on the premises; also, foundation for
building
Terms of sale will be easy and made known on day
of sale.
Jy30 st NJ. O. LUTTRELL, Salesman.
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NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,
BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, Va, WASH
INGTON AND GEORGETOWN, d. o.
SAILING DAYS.
Fem Pier :, North Whsrves, PhflsceIphis,
From 50 Water a street, Georgetown, SezW
ID. c.. MONDAY at p. M.
This line connects 81 Philadelphia with Clydch
Regular Semi weekly Line Of Steamers for Provf-
dence, Boston and New England States. No wharf
CT. EYDE, Agent fcs .. ofO.
VIM. p. CLYDE CO., Philadelphia.
IA. REED, Alexandria, Va.
ID. ID O. MINK, 20 Devonshirs street, Boston.
~Freights delivered by Knoxs Ex prese. Or
ders left at General Office, sos Pennsyfyanis ave
nne, or At the Steamer Wharf, viii be lEapptJ
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MaERls.D.

B0NTZ-EPLER. On JhursdAy. Jelly . n, ISIS,
~ the R.y Mr. b9teler, a., BoNrZ and n iss
MAGGIE EpLEP- lPittstnrg Fapers piesse copy.l
ORAwFORD WAIST ISGTON a. Atlantic
Oity, New Jersey MONDAY july 25th ls1a, by ths
hey, I'm. :. Zane, L G. Ca WORD, - w ashing-
ton, u. G, 70 Mis- LIZ gs~tii ~ IUS Of W .shfrg-
ton, ID. a.. =
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THE CoMPA NY PLAN.-What an anna BILE,
pleasant feelin g steals over you when Won
are visiting and on your ''good behavior '
How willing you are to overlook ANYTHING
that interferes with your comfort? how anx-
lous TO please, and how ready to take an In
terest IN all that is going on? At these times
your face lights up, your vice grows sweet
and Cheerful. Your very movements become
graceful. s'What pleasant persons these
friends are" you say to yourself; and they
very naturally consider you quite winning
and delightful. So far, so good. OF course.
when you go home youtake all your pleasant
ways with you. Ii these friends who have
known you but a little while, and who care
lor you merely as friends, nave power to
brighten you, certainly when you return to
your own relatives. who you so much more,
you'll be brighter than ever If this is not so
and you choose TO let yourself be sour or iu-
different at home, I'm sorry for you, that's
all. SUPPOSE you try the company plan, Be
polite, sunny and charming at home. The
home life is Only visit after all, for no fam
lily can remain together Always. NIcys0l-
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Jos. Z. KELLEY,
y Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office No. 900 Sth street northwest.

Ufhce No. yU2 Sth street northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
SECTION OF NEW YORK AVENUE AND Il
SGREET NORTHWEST AT AUO11ON.
Hesz By virtue of deed of trust to the undersigned
81 dated February 2ith, 1873, and duly recorded in
Liber 7l2 folio az, ct SEQ, one of the Land Be-
cords in and for the District OF Columbia, AMI at
the request OF the party secured thereby, shall on
FRIDAY, the 9th day OF August, A. ID. 1875. at six
O'Clock p. m, proceed to sell at public auction, ia
front Of The premises all of original Lot NUMBERED
eight, 49,, il square numbered two hundred and
ty-two 1887, in the city of Washington, ID. c.;
said lot fronting So feet 3inches New York avenue
and Is feet inches North street, and occu pied
I'D part By a wood and coal yard.
Terms Of sale: One third of the purchase Oney to
be paid in cash, and the balance six aud twelve
months with interest fro day of sale the rate Of
ten per cent. per annum, payable semi nually =,
and secured by deed Of trust the property sold.
SEQ to De paid dow Immediately after sale. Com
yeyancing at cost OF purchase.
JOS. &. g. KENNEDY, Trustee.
Jy26 JOS. Il. KELLEY. suCt.
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Economical Grief.


He felt of some factory blankets piled on the
counter, glanced up at the shawl swinging
from the top shelf, and when the clerk got
down 10 him he said he wanted a weed for mis-
hat.
"a weed? All. So you have lost a near rela-
uve?'
eyes, my wife"
"Weu, that's sad" said the clerk as he
handed down the box of Grape. death has
never entered my happy household, AMI I
trust he never will"
"iou don't know how IL crashes a man
down." said the farmer, with quiverlng chin.
"How much apiece for thcse?"
"A dollar"
"What! a dollar"
"Why. that's cheap, my dear SIR"
"lli give you fifty cents. ana not penny
more!" exclaimed the widower, losing the
CULVER 10 his chin.
Couldn't think OF it; they cost us more
than that"
"Well, loved my wife as well as any m an
can love-" continued the widower, as he start
cd for the door, "but won't invest in a weed
Ill have lots OF time after harvest, and c an
sit In the house and cry all want TO without
costing cent."-DetrOu Free Press.