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beast BUTLER on Clvlz RSGuTs.-In let
ter to a negro Beast BUnhSs says that ne
groes at common law had the right to use
inns, conveyances, and places of amusement
He adds.
GAS to the other branch ef your question.
in reference to barber-shops, let me say that
the trade of barber is ikeany other trade,
TO be carried on by the nlan WHO'S engaged
in it at his own will and pleasure, and the
ciyil-rights bill has nothing no do, and was
intended to have nothing TODD, with its ex-
ercise. A barber has right o'shave whom
he peases as much as ajewel!er has Il right
to repair watch for whom he .pleases, or
blacksmith to shoe such coloreS horses as he
pleases. In other words, these are not pub
lie employments, but private business, in
which the law does not interfere.
"All ideathat the cris-rights bill allows
the colored: ,man TO force himself into any
mans shop, or into any ugn'S private house.
or into any efting-houSe, clearinghouse, or
establishment other than these have named,
Is simply an exhibition OF ignorance as well
as, in some eases, OF lnsuherab.e prejudice
and malignity. And while would sustain
any colored man in firmly xad properly in
sisting upon bis rights under the.oiail-rights
bill, which were his at common lnw, as they
were the right Of every citiZal, yot should
oppose TO the utmost OF my power any at
tempt on the part of the col0red men to use
the clvihrights bill! as pretence to interfere
with the private business Of private parties.
1t is beneath the dignity Of any eolOped man
SO TO do"
The courts will have to revise their deeis"
ions. Public conpsyances ought to be con-
sidered public; but E,en ought to have per-
feet right to entertain at an inn or place of
amusement only snchipersons as they choose
tn entertain
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ANOTHER POSTAGE CIRCULAR.-The publ
cations which have appeared in the press OF
the country in relation TO the law enacted by
Congress at its late session changing the rate
of postage on malablc mltter of the third
class from one cent for each two ounces or
fraction thereof to one cent for each ounce
or fraction thereof are calculated to mislead
postmasters in the discharge Of their duty.
Postmasters have by inStruc ions been in
formed of the change which has been made.
and circular has been this day issued by
the Postmaster. General authortatirely in
structiug them that on all mailable matter of
the third class hereafter deposited in their
respective offices to be sent through the mail
postage must be charged thereon and prepaid
at the rate of one cent for each ounce or frac-
ton thereof.
That's right
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Several of our valuable ANONYMOUS eerne-
spondents are hereby informed that UCele
John Robinson has been nonG mated Is tl.e
heform-lndependentRep ubE can~D Democratic
candidate for Mayor of Cineinn&i. - G:1cla-
natl Commercial.
His opponent-Johnson--is tue regu Tar
democratic candidate, but is said TO have
700 much OF the rebel In bis make.up.l
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The translation [of Milton's Latip] was
reproduced by US in fine type" as selected
and not original matter. Wewere unaware
at the time from what source 1t came, and
now learn, as something new, that it prop
erIy belongs to the Dispatch. We should
have been glad to credit the Dispatch in the
first instance, but take this the earliest op.
portunity of according that exact justice to
q fellow journalist which the OCCASION de-
nands. augusta (Ga.) Constitutionalist.
We meant not that our language should
lnply that the Constitutionalist had done US
any wrong.
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he ATRg.

Died, Sunday, March 21st. 1875 at the reSidenee
of her brother-in-law. John 6. Mitchell. BELL
ORDER FRANCES, the wife OF John W. Minn'
aged twenty -four years. ,.,. ru,c
1Tnesdayj AFTERNOON at the corner OF four-
teenth and BaIDbridge streets, Manchester. Ine
friends and acquaintances of the family are lnVteo
to attend.
MAD Sunday morning, at 8 80 O'Clock, at the resi-
ae,re Of her son. In Jaw, Thomas 5. AImistead,
Mrs MARY GRANT wife Of Beverly h Grant sas OF
Columbia, Va IN The ftty-nfth yer OF nsr ags.
ment.
died. March 10Th, 1878, at the residence OF her
husband. near Ash and, Hanover county, Nrs A. =.
SAUNDERS, the devoted wife OF II. Saunders IN
the forty -thi I'd year OF her sge. ,sss -
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LoUIsIASA.--The award Of the Louisiana
legislative arbitration, it Is now stated, gives
tIe Conservatives eleven members not seated
Dy the Returning Board, which will secure
anelil majority In the House; but the Sen.
aN tetaains Republican, and the Republicans
hola smaii majority on joint ballot. An
ezra session OF he Legislature. it is thought,
h-A " c'iael tor tie 18th Or 10Th Of April.
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[Communicated.l

RICHMOND, March 81. 1875. :.
To the Lieutenant Governor President Of
the Senate Of FWginia):
Dear Sir,--I ask committee of investiga.
ton upon those papers referred to in my note
Friday, including my fathers letters. Disa-
grepablp facts must BIZ met by The Lccisla-
ture. Respectfully T. I, CHAARLlss,
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1t is stated by friends of ex-senator Chan.
dler that he has been rendered, and will
probably accept. the mission TO Russia, Mr..
George Ii. Boxer, recently appointed, being
about 10 decline the office.
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JOHN MIrcHEL.-The Irish Societies of New
York, Brooklyn, and other cities are taking
steps to hold public meetings in order to ex.
press regret for the death of John Mitchell.
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We acknowledge the receipt Of a copy of
the report Of Captain c. P. BIGGER, Supenin-
tendent Of the City Almshouse. 1t contains
many interesting facts.
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MARRIAGES..

Married. In This city. on Thursday, March 4th,
1875, mt the 6raca street resby terian church. hy
the pastor, Rev. Charlra H. Road, MAGGtE /.
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COURT ORDERS.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

COMMISSIONERS OFFlCE,t
RICHMOND. March l 1875.
JOHNSON AND AIS. vs.. GREANER'S
u EXECUTORS, &C,-In the Chance-y Court OF
the CITY of kichmnnd-
1.-The following Is an extract from the decree en-
tered In this cause on the 4lh OF March, 1875"
The court doth adjudge, OF der, anu decree mat
this cause I've referred to Thomas j. Evans. one OF
the commissioners OF this court. with instructions
to settle the accounts of John End"rs executor OF
amount Of the estate OF said decedent; of what said
estate consists, and how the same Is Invested. and
what sum remains IN the HANDS of said executor
uuinvested; and that said commissioner ascertain
The dstrbuive share Of the several dstribuees UNI
der the will of said william Greaner. deceased
and said commissioner IS directed TO inquire and
report whether 1t will be to the Interest OF Ill par
lies In interest that the house and LOT at the corner
Of Broad aud Twentieth streets In the CITY or R1ch
mond be sold and the proceeds relnvested; and II
said commissioner shall be OF opinion that the In
terest OF all parties Will not be promoted by q
sale Of said house and lot and reinyestmfnt OF
the proceeds then said commissioner Is directed TO
are properly chargeabe TO the defendant Sarah
Greaner or to the executor of VIII lam GreaEcr,
deceased and said commissioner Is directed 10 re-
port specially any matter by him deemed peril
nent, or any party In interest NAV rqulre. But
said commissioner Is required to give notice, by
iished In the city Of Richmond OF the time and
place of tikRg the accounts and executing the In
quires directed by this decree, which pub llcaton
shall be taken equivalent TO pers onal service.
The iIarties Interested sre hereby notified that 1
have fixed on TUESDAY the goth Gay or April.
on Eleventh between Main and Bank streets, In The
city OF Richmond, as the place 70 execute the fore
going decree. THOMAS j. EVANS.
NH 16-Tu4w Commissioner.
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TO THE LADIES.

A large stock Of USEFUL aud FANCY ARTI-
CLt:S having acc, 1mnlated at the EPISCOPAL
DEPOSITORY, Main bstweea Filth ana l SiIlh
vie their fiends AND the public generally to call
on them al the rooms ca TUESDAY, March 23d,
of r the arfices aud at q ettly reduced prices
some beautiful NEE DHE- and ChL Chef
WORK viii be found In the stock.
The eutire proceeds Of sales from the Depository
are devoted 10 charity. The lstiss, Therefore, ea-
poet liberal PATRONAGE. mh 22.2t
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PROPOSALS.
ORPUBLICP PRINTING,
i BINDING, LlTHUGRAPHING, &C.

COMMONWEALTH OF VLRGINIA,1
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRINTING. I
RICHMOND, March 20, 1872
In accordance with law. sealed proposals will 6e
u sy hf Ap at
NJ, for PRINTING and BINDING for the State OF
Virginia for the ensuing twelve months-as FOL
i. SENATE BILLS, DOCUMENTS, JOUR-
8. House BILLS, DOCUMENTS, JOURNAL,
s. ANNUAL REPORTS of Officers, Boards, and
Institutions, including reports of Inter- al Inn
proyement Companies 10 Board OF Public W orSS:
Il must he understood that the contractor shall
make no charge tor composition for extra copies
0r 4. Sc + OF GENERAL ASSEMBLY;
5. TWENTY-FlFrH VOLUME OF GRAT-
TAN'S REPORTS. The composition and press
work of the entire book must be completed anu ie-
ceived before any money Will be pale.
6. All other PAMPHLET aud BOOk-WORk re-
Z. JOB-WoRK: Embracing Blank Forms. War
rants, UathS Commi sslUners' Books, poll-BooKs,
and iOb-wurk generally.
Bidders will state price per 1000 ems for com
position, and for prcss-work per token OF 25O I'm
5. BISDISG. FOLD STITCHING. .RUL-
ING. TRIMMING. WRAPPING, &C., required oy
8. LITHOGRAPHINGL Letter Heads, Envelopes,
&c. ,.,.,. ,,,o ,,,,,,
to have forms of large jobs dupllcated-such, f0i
iustlnce, as ineIrOgatorfe-, &c.-to save uuueces-
sury expense for press-wCrk.
The suptrfntf ndent also reserves the right 10 re-
Contractors wi be required to enter into bond.
With security, TO tie approved by the SECRETARY oi
the Commonwealth, for The prompt ana faithiul ex-
It is hoped that no one will bid who Is not pie
pared with facilities 10 DO the work promptly and In
he hpst manner, K. +. WALKER,
Superintendent of Public Printing.
NH 2O-eodtApl
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T,HE AMERICAN ELEGTRlZER,
i the most convenient and chea nest BAKERY In
Use Can be carried Ia the pocket.
Price 0niv s6. For sale ''y
fu.rot1h., L.AOD < co. piu.s.s's
uL & 22A6 Na.u sLelk
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me- sYCLE BROTHERS still offer great

Me- SYCLE BROTHERS still offer great
inducements In ..... ~, vs.. ..... 49,.
DRY GOODS.
They are Offering now o cases best quality PAC1-
FIG LAWNS In ali coIors at Sc per yard;
New SPRING DRESS CALICOES and SHIRT.
INGS OF Ss.;
7-s and "a FRENCH PERCALEs at 12k and
l5c. worth 25c. per yard;
All best brands BLEACHEO and BROWN COT
TONS and SHEETINGS at the lowest market
prices;
LINEN SHEETINGS at greatly reduced prices;
Another lot (only 1,400 yardsl Of IRISH LINEN
REMNANTS at a great sacrifice;
Large stock Of WHITE GOODS, DAMAsks'
TOWELS, NAPKINS, WHITE and COL
ORED QUILTS;
500 SPRING sHAWLs Just opened ut $3.50
worth rs apiece:
TABLE and PIANO COVERS at low prices.
/ We arc opening new DRESS GOODS daily,
among which are the handsomest goods ever shown
In this city.
HAMBURGER EDGINGs and INsERT1NGs a. pe-
clalty;
A choice assortment of COTTON TRIMMINGS at
Is, 20. 25, aud 4 )c. apiece;
Large stock Of Indies and misses STRIPED
HOSE;
HASDkERCIIIEFs plain and embroidered;
New s,v,es CUFFS and COLLARS at 6Oc. set
worth $1.25;
Ladies' and misses CORsETs-a fine assortment
from SOC. up to So pair;
KID GLOVES in all shades;
KID GAUNTLETS at ssc.;
CREPE Wells from SO up TO $40;
CREPE COLLARS, LINEN and LACE COL
LARS, NECK and SASH RIBBONS, NECK
RUFFLlNGS, SCARFS, and MUFFLERS;
USBLEACHED KNITTING COTTOS-all Nos
at 35c. per pound.
Don't fail to look at those beautiful LAWNS at
only SIC. at SICLE BRofdEh
429 Broad street,
NH on between Fourth and Fifth.
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ICE.

Tee! ICEt!-I have housed, chiefly
l. from ColoHel Young's mill. pond. ONE HUN
DRED AND Fifty THOUSAND BUSHELS OF
ICE, most of which IS i've to seven inches thick
and ali perfectly pure, which intend to sell cheaper
than the cheapest Special Inducements offered
large dealers, to whom can deliyee twice DAY II
required WILLIAM Z. FORD.
j lie 2d.2aw4w
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CITY ENGINEERS OFFICE !
RICHMOND, VA, March IL, 1875.
NJ OF l G E.
TO STONE-PAVERS, BRICK-PAYERS,
EXCAyATORS, SC.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at THIS
office until TUESDAY, March 23d, at IL O'Clock
NJ. for STON / and BRICK PAVING. GRANITE
SPALLS for merchandising purposes. ard for sucn
grading and gruvrlling rs may be required Tor Que
year. e,.,,,,,,,
Brick PAYERS will bid separately for furnishing
ali material and workmanship, for work manshlp
and sand. and for bricks alone. ,,
Forms of proposals can be obtained upon apph
cation ut this office. ,.. ..
The Committee on Streets reserves the rlent 10
t'Je'' any - A W. e. CUTSHAW.
,nh13td City Engineer.
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DRY GOODS.

HIHIONNI~-O~~ ~-~->~>~-~~~~~~~>~~~
THE FIRM OF 4. GOLDBACK b co.
L Is dissolved by mutual consent The under
KING BUSINESS In all Its bral cbes under The
name aad style of A. GOLDBACk & GO.
A. GULDBACK.
RICHMOND, January / 1875. NH 23-1tS
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CONFECTIONERERs

DATES! DATES!-In consequence of
~ the arrangement OF values, owing to recent
f.furrs of large fruiierer5 In New York, 1 have
been enabled to purchase large lot OF
PRIME NEW, BRlrHr DATES .....
nj very low figures and now offer them to my Gus.
TONERS and the public at he following very low
prices: lOc. per single pound; pounds for zoe. |;
2X non nds for FL. A discount TO the trade. AS
The above prices are lower than they have probably
ever been offered before and as they must advance
he aithv fruit would do we'll TO cali at once
- AEDHEW PIZZfN1, JR.,
,nh % ~. .. SO7 broad street.
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RUssNESS CHANCES.


NOTICE TO HOUSEKEEPERS-AT
~ AND BELOW COST.-Prlor to giving pos
session Of store now occupied BY me- VIII dispose
of the remaining stock of House.Eurn !shing Gooos
China Crockery, Cutlery, and Plated Ware u unit!
the 25th Instant. Call and purchase before tney
arc reshinn6i RURERT MOTT, tt..
- No. $50 Maiu street.
NH o9dt between Eighth aud Ninth.
DOR SALE. 1000 with privilege OIL
T. 1OO. OOOl EXTRA SIZE HARD BRlCks' 70
he delivered in any part OF the city. sample lot
of said bricks can be seen on Main between second
and Third strpets.. ..Ha e. ID. EACHO,
nh 90 a. Real 4 Estate Agent.
DOR SALE. A SINGLE BUGGY. nearly
II nau In nerfect order f. D. EACEO,
n,b 90 q, Real Estate Agent.
HOTEL FURNITURE FOR SALE
III CHEAP.-The entire furn iture and fixtures
Of one Of the best furnished hotels In Richmond
Va. fer sale. including steam Engine ana Boiler
Gas Chandeliers. Mirrors Billiard Tables, Bar and
Office Fittings, &C.; the whole In gooo CONDITION.
having been used short time. Apply 20 RAJ, r.
E. v. HAUGHWOUT CO.,
NH 2D-eod3t &c Beekman street. New York.
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ETABLE.CLoTHs FROM two

T TABL E-CLOTHS FROM TWO
yards 10 Eve yards long:
LINEN DOYLIES from 6Oc. TO k2. so DER dozen.
LINEN NAPKINS from II 70 per dozen:
TURKEY-RED DOYLIES from Use, TO "a nsr
dozen;
TURKEY-RED TABLE DAMASK at IL and
1925 per yard; .'
LINEN TABLE DAMASK at 80, 65, 75c,.sl
aad up 10 90 Der yard: .
LINEN HUCKABACkT OWE from 81 20 up 10
90 per dozen;
FulI-widih LINEN sHEETING at 75c per yard.
The best assorted stock Of LINEN GOODS r.
this State Is ut LEVY BROTHERS..
large stock Of Ladies' UEDER-G ARMESTs
NH l6
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c.

TATALOGUES.-R ~ ENG
" LISH. 1913 Main street, win mail toany adj
dress aCATaG0aCE Of oyer 1000 ceia s i,nH
POLITICS. BIOGRAPHY, &C.:
: CATALOGUEos new IAW-BOoks.
CATALOG UE OF Greek. attn, English. French,
German, Spanish, Italian, and Hebrew SCtioOi-'
monthly CATALOGUE Of asS MIscELLA'
NrUtlS BOOKS.
Ali With prices. I'D ay'e&W
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~ CREPE AND LOVE EEILs.-We
have now In store fun assortmen. Of CREPE
Wells, both single and double.
Also, a full assortment Of LOVE Wells.
Also, ENGLISH CREPES, in all widths anil
qualities. LEVY. BROTHERS.
BLEACHED KNlTTING-C0rToS, In balls Al,
aEes, at Coo per pound. mh1s
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lam RECEIVING BY NEW YORK
l. STEAMER
sweet: ! O cases VALENCIA ORANGES;
as boxes MksSlNALEMONs;2 5 barrels APPL Es'
assorted 90 boxes LAYER RAlSlSS; bar
rcls nice COOKING PhUSES. For sale low.
NH IL LOUIS J. ROSSIEUX. 1412 Main stree
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

nB SILK SHIRTS FOR GENTLEMEN
ats1.75, be, $3.50, and 50, which is Just abop,
one.half OF regular prices.
Also large stock Of MER1So SHIRTS and
DRAWERS, at LEVY BROTHERS.,
A large assortment OF SOCKS, COLLARS. and
CUFFS. mb1s
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-27

In purchasing your dairy for the coming
year be sure and inquire for the EXCELSIOR, as
1t is THE BEST The following parties have this
make OF diaries for sale
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PRICE THREE CENTS.
LEATHER and shave. I

Lather and shave
well, l suppose teaching is q good pay
ing business" he went on az he looked nv
face over to see if he had skipped spot
'and I'm willing to help you all I can. /
haven't any children-am not married--but
If ever get married and have children III
send them to you"
His persistency and fattery deserved
some encouragement, but / was determined
to hold out to the last ditch. He shut up
his razor with quick, vexed motion, tossed
it on the stand regardless of damages, and
he smiled maliciously as be got down his
bottle of adulterated bay rum. knew
that it would bite like serpent and sting
like an adder, but could show less stoicisn
than he had shown diplomacy and persis-
tencyy Didn't | commence the struggle?
shut my teeth and looked straight into
the glass, and he soaped the fiery stuff over
my cheeks and chin. He expected squirm
and yell, and his surprise was great The
light of revenge had crept into his owes,
but it quickly faded away, and as he re-
placed the bottle and wiped my face with
the towel he said
81 never saw but one man who could
stand bay rum like that and he was re-
turned Californian. The climate of that
country hardens the flesh, suppose"
refused to reply. He got angry again,
dug my scalp as he combed my hair, gave
my head several unnecessary twists and
knocks and pushes, and he jerked the big
calico apron off my lap as if he hated me.
However, curiosity suddenly overcame his
vexstion of spirit, n. as he brushed me off
The said
"This town ought to support another I'm
dertaker. and if / can be of any assistance
in finding you shop you can call upon ME,
day or night"
wouldn't speak, and / heard him grit
ting his teeth He also struck me several
hard blows with the brush, and once tried
to hit fair on the nose. | thought / had
discouraged him, but just as put on my
hat and opened the door he made last
desperate charge. Smiling sweetly, he in
CURED
LESS see! -Reverend-what
did you say it was Reverend Mr.. Brown"
/ didn't saw
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From the Atlanta constitutional
The Difficulty of Getting a Good
Likeness.

Her young man" went west some
months ago, and Is diligently engaged in
growing up with the county. To exhibit
his progress in bis last letter he sent on bis
picture She supposed she was in duty
bound to return him one of herself, SO she
persuaded her dad to bring her in yester-
day and "have the likeness struck off E"
They went into Atlantas best gallery, on
Whitehall street, and the old man, who had
taken several drinks of enthusiasm in the
cause, remarked to the artist
Look ere, Mr.. Picturesquer, I've
brought our Julie up hyar TO hav' her faclx
similar TUX for her bo' what's out in Texas.
The old DOMAINS primped, her up fifteen to
give young colt the BLING gtsggers. She's
my brag gal, you bet yer scopes on 1t an
we want ter hav' big-tiu p:ctur' of her
made that'll cost nine cents postage to
kerry it, or we don't want none at all !"
"All right, my dear sir have Seats" re-
piled the polite photographer.
While the artist prepared for the work
Julie redisposed her crimps and worked her
face up into gorgeous smile.
"All ready LIE: us seat you here, Miss"
said the artist.
"All abroad Julie plump right down in
that parlOr cheer in front o. the little hat
dered the old man.
"There. that's right No, face little to
the right-look right here Still now 7"
The cloth was removed, and lust then
Julie thought show all fred sweet she'd
look in a plctur," and despite herself the
corners of her mouth tried to climb up her
cheek bones. The artist turned and closed
the concern, entered his closet, but soon
returned without any picture.
"Whar's the pictur-gmme a squirt!
Lor', julie, wish yer granny war alive ter
see one of yer picturgrafsr'
1.-THE picture is spoiled, / regret to say.
The young lady smiled just at the wrong
moment" explained the artist
"Thar now, julie; dye hear that2 Jist
flop yersef down thar agin, will yer? Try
her agin, mister-take another view. I'm
bound to hev' tibet pictur or bust sun
thin |"
81 couldn't help it, pap; it felt SO funny,
it did," Julie simpered.
"Felt funny, ehS Well, yer won't feel so
funny, l reckin, eff take tibet spilled pic
tur and post it to yer Teller with yer mouth
runnin' round yer face like ripped seam
IN sack O. corn-heyp'
Julie pumped down into the chair at the
artists request, but looked mad
brighten up thar, gal, or I'll jerk yer
down right hyar, and unite tibet back in
less'n no time an then I'll send that pic
tur to Rube, by gum, an let i'm see how he
likes yer looks, with yer hungry mouth
reachin' round to chaw yer right car on
Whoa steady now!"
At this shot the picture was struck, but
it made Julie look as solemn as a girl try
ing to think up composition ION DEATH"
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MEMS PURE RUBBER BOOTS
1Nl warranted not TO crack.
At o. W. CURRIERS'
No. 81 Merchants Row,
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fEenem Der This.

Now is the time of the year for pneumo-
results of predisposition to consumption
and other throat and lung diseases. Bo-
schees German Syrup has been used in
this neighborhood for the past two or three
years without single failure to cure. If
you have not used this medicine yourself,
go to your druggist, Albert W. Higgins;
also Rice & Co., CastletoH, and L. Kellogg,
I'airhavon, and ools them of it's wonderful
success among their customers. Two
doses will relieve the worst case. If you
have no faith in any medicine, just buy
sample bottle of Boschee's German Syrup
for 10 cents and try it. Regular size bot
tie 70 cents. Don't Ieglecta cough to save
70 cents. nov16d&w1y