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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-11-20
THE SEVERAL STATES.
Total. 2l31

Number of cars over the different roads-Boston
& Lowell, &C; Fitchburg, 1903; total, lG9.
Prices of Market Beef-A few choice, $40 to IL rs
extra $500 to $3.50; first quality, $3.50 to $3.50;
second quality, 5000 to $780, third quality, $500
to $5.Il.
Prices of Store Cattle-Working Oxen, per pair,
from $780, $3.50, $l75 to $240. Is#
Mich Cows and Calves from $35 to $685. extra,
$6j to $95 FarTow COWS, $50 to $40.
Yearlings, SO to $22; two years old, SIS to $33
three years old, $2S to SAG.
Prices of Sheep and Lambs-In lots, So .00$2.25 to
$3.50 each; extra, $2.75 to $4.S74 each, or frem
81 to SIC perlb.
Spring Lambs, 5 to l-2c per lb.
Veal Calves $500 to 100
Prices of Hides, Tallow and Skins-Brghton
hides, to TIC perlb; country hides, &c to &c
per lb. Brighton tallow 8 10 to SIC per ID ;coun-
try tallow, to &c per h.
Pelts Toe to 81 % eachCalf skins IA to 15c per
lb.
CLASSIFICATION OF CATTLE AND SHEEP
N. B. Beef-Choice grade includes nothing but
allied 100 to 400 lbs bullocks. Extra and first
quality include the best, large, fat oxen. Second
and third quality includes oxen and two and three
year old steers.
Sheep-Extra includes cossets, and when those
OF inferior qualitya are thrown out.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-11-20
State at Large

State at Large.
The Connecticut River Valley Masonic
Union will hold it's first annual meeting at
Bellows Falls, January IL.
1t is now said that the statement of
Robert Tilton, wooden manufacturer OF
Cavendish, in Bankruptcy, that he had
$lf00 stolen from him in Montreal recent
ly, was hoax.
The Weldon House of st. Adams, with
all its property, will be sold at auction,
December 8, i'll pursuance of foreclosure
ofcreditors represented by the st. Adams
Trust Company.
The slate mill, owned by N R. Reed OF
Fair Haven, and occupied by j. & T. T.
Fox, was burned Sunday morning, and
also the slate mill occupied by W. E.
Dolan & Co., and owned by Mr.. Reed
The grist-mill of the Northern Railroad
was partly destroyed. The building and
stock were well insured.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-11-20
WATERFOWL UNION LIVE STOCK
MARKET.

For the week ending Tuesday, Nov, 16 1875.
AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT MARKET.
CtftLe Sheen q Lambs SUfl,e
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-11-20
Maidstone.

Maidstone. ... I
Real estate transfer: S. w. & Frank
Greea to Byron Smith, Norris farm, so
called, price $500.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-11-20
GLOBE PUBLISHING COMPANY,
BOSTON, ~...

THE WEEKLY GLOBE WITH OTHER PUB
LEGATIONS.
awe will send THE WEEKLY GLOBE and either
of the Magazines orpapers given below at the fol-
lowing reduced rates. Payment must be made
in advance,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-11-20

The Congregational parsonage is com
plete and is now occupied by the pastor,
Mr.. Harrington. We are informed that
Mr.. Congdon, tie contractor, has per
formed his work in most satisfactory
manner.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-10

ranlod Ia saying "l'beso arc very
large stories, aud seem iuorodible
They woudbo put down as tho ra-
wings Of u madmm, were II moi lur
the assurance ofropnt0blo oIllzcuh.
who have soon tho workings ol lhr
wOlorlhat lhoyar moro than thc
truth, Notwithstanding This, there
arc u number Of worry suspicious cir
cumslanCes about the discovery, uf
we snld, aud tho lacs that oyhlbl.
lions which have been promised,
have not been giyon, add 10 the
doubts on tio subject lrMr kco.
ley's discovery IN ona ballot what IN
claImed, IL will royoluliouilo trans
porlatlon by land and water ~ well
m change tho entire motive power,
employed in every department u
labor We only hope twin prove,
In reality, to be the astounding dis.
cOycry inlimulod, "
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-10
Two sUpIlEMT, COulTs,

TnE DALLAS HERALD wants two
Supreme Courts, one ciyil aud the
other criminal l'uG llgUALpstue-
gcNiun h "a wHo one, und will doubt.
less bc Carried out GolceyllIc
sun,
with the present organization Of
our Supreme Court it " impossible
for the Supreme Court to clear the
docket aud year by yoa the uccu.
mutation OF business rs swelling
swelling mountain nigh Each Of
the five judges now have 10 hcur
tho pIcJdings IA every case civil
aud criminal, brought to the Su.
prcmc Court Consequently an
lucrcusc IN the number ct Associate
Justices, which h favored IN Some
quarters, would not Tighten the bur
den, Each OF the screen, or whuloy.
or uumbcr might constitute the
court, would have to hear the plead
lngs, or read all the briefs submit
ted, aud form ms ora opinions upon
the law Of the case, tie could not
consclcnliousIy cnlrusr Tins 10 his
brother judges,
On tho other hand, the division
of the court into civil and criminal
dopo' 'ncnls, aud tho appointment
OF one more judge, would give the
people the benefit Of iro courts of.
appeal, Of three .iadgoa each. The
whole eNpcnsc attending this change
would be the salary of the sixth
judge.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-10
Thrcc Atminnbic n,eSsinsS.

\ good appetite, yiSorou, digestion and
sound sleep nrr three blessings In mpiys
good many more, and are attainublr hy the
daily use ot ll0stcttcl'S stomach nlttcrs.
The stomach that is inyigoa,rd 10y that ml.
ing tonic rapidly dlspuscs q, tie food com.
miItcd toit, AID n; the proper time Graves
for moro wFl' natural earno>tn,Ss, and the
brain from which pain and dependency
have been bani>hod by Tint Salutary auo-
dync and cheering cordial enjoys at the
hour ofrost that tranquil, dreumlcss rcposr
for which no other boon TINT Provid nee
can beStow can compensate, Besides these
most desirable results, the cu,irc hystluc is
STRENGTHENED and fortified against the at
lacks of disease by this splendid viiuli2cr
end protective u"rnt, which, take # alto
geihor IS about the most desirable. ~ tits
Enthusiastically one of the most popular
medicines In existence.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-10
DALLAS, TEX AS.
SATURDAY MORNING July 10.


Tho l,tlerOl ox'G0yornorThr
morton 10 tho Hon, q, u, q, Wcay'
or, u candidate for tho Constitution
NJ Convention, In Cooke county
which We give In tins issue, con.
tains many valuable suggestions IN
reference 10 whit the new Constilu
ton should contain,
In regard 10 tho Governor re-
commentator on tho subject of IN
croasing the Jurisdiction Of lhc
Chief Justices of counties to five
hundred dollars In civil cases, 10 in.
cludo aggravated assaults, We can
not but think This u dangerous IN,
crease Of the pOwcrH Of the Chii
Justices, without the further require.
mcnl that they hdH be men icWHoi
IN thc idr, 70 iuslrusl such en-
largcd jurisdiction To such mcn a'
nro frequently elected TO that i'm.
portant office, would be lrilling with
the rights Of the people
We cannot agree with the Gov.
ornor that ono tax, unless II very
moderate one, should be allowed for
school purposes
Az tho writer shows, the fund
will soon bo ample, il prudcnlIy
managed, TO support muniIiccut
system OF free schools but to get
these funds IN hand and TO make
them available for this year, the
next and the nest, is perhaps, i'm.
practicable. What then shall we
let our children grow up in ignor
unco, whllo waiting Tor the school
fund TO 40 accumulate as to furnish
the means for their graluiluous cdu
cationY "Whilo the grass is grow.
ing the stecd IN starving, and who
can toll tho injury to the cause OF
education IN this State, which doubt
less would result from the indefinite
most nnuiu,r hn urt,uuiyniinn ~ an
effective common school system.
Az with parent, the most wrctched
economy is that which gives spar
ingly for the education of his chill
dren, 10 with the State, ii becomes
criminal folly TO postpone the per.
lormance of n sacred duty, because
it might involve the levying OF
school tax upon the people.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-10

Sb Ia SIN per day. Agents wanted. All
y" " YNV GLASSES of working people of botl,
sexes, young and old, make more money NJ
WORK Tor us, IN their own localities, durino
their spare moments. or all their time. than
~ any ,hlng else. We offer employment
work. Full particulars, terms, etc. semi
Tree. send MS your address at once. Don;t
delay. Now is the time. Don't look for
work or business elsewhere, until you have
Portland Maine 1ss,swi ~"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-10
rHROt h M0RTON ON THE CONSTy.
TgTIOx
LFrom lhe NnIncsNIllc Nnlrll.

IRWIN 'N' NNIll'NNlIit N'NEotlr,I
We are permitted to lay before our
readers the following letter from Hon.
}. w. ThrockmouOn. II presents i'm
II nutshell the views OF uur ablpst
statesman upon the vital questions
which will come before the cunstiu-
tional convention. With a few such
men ~ Throckmorton In the Convrn-
ton, rs leaders, II Constitution could
soon be framed under which bright
er era OF legislation would dawn upon
Texas:
MCKINNEY, TEXAS, June &, 1873
Hon. W. L. &. Weaver gainesville, rcXaS.
Dedr SN-lows of the I'D ult..
only found me yesterday. | have
read your circular and approve it,
In framing the new Constitution. our
judicial districts should he reduced sn
rs loallot to each judge from thirty
Two to thirty-siN weeks. The uris-
diction Of the Chief Justices should in
clude aggravated assaults and Tho
sums OF s'jOO,OO in civil eases. Their
JurlcS SHOULD be restricted To six mon
Salaries of Governor and Smrrmn
Court Judges reduced to $1,000 per an.
hum-other State offices and Judges i'm
proportion. Legislature to five dol
lars per day-milcagc should onlv
cover actual travelling expenses and no
more. have an idea the district Mt
tOrneys office should be changed in
some way, hut am not definite MS ia
the proper mode. Perhaps county
should be elected with n rra.
salary from the county and
certain fees from the State in felony
Eases, perquisites, etc Think of this.
On school subject first, to providc\
% utilize the school lands already set
part and severed from the public do |
main, hy sale at just prices on long
inc, part paid down at the time of |
ale then annual payments of princi- /
'al ana interest, retaining lien ON the /
aud. The proceeds thus received 10
be Invested in United States interest,
Bearing bonds and the interest arising
none To be used for the maintenance
u schools. Observe, however, that thp
our leagues belonging TO each county
'houid he placed under the control of
' ne iespeetive county authorities, 10
5e so'u IN alternate quarter sections
, a",, Time To time, as the same be-
'1couies mnrRelahle under certain leg
smtVe restrictions. The proceeds to
~ invested III United States bonds
he interest To belong to the couniies
tspeciively and 10 be used in n,cb
ounty for its own schools. TIL a.,
'iSt aud Inir to the counties that made
u effort to avail themselves of lhe old
PROVISION. Wv
In regard to the four hundred sec.
ions yet aside aid located IN Gala
an. Eastland and other counties dedi-
ated to the lunatic and deaf and dumb
'y'ums, and for university purposes.
lere should be provision made in-
10 Constitution directing the legisla
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-10
Philip Lindsley's Law OAice
formerly of Nashville, tennessee.
Cor Eimand Mnri,ei streets. up Stairs
p. %. B0N 3G5.
DALLAS, TEXAS,

Praciice In civil Courts of Dallas county
iand IN the Supreme aud Federal Court
BUSINESS references AT Dallas First Ma
merchants, Rev. IN \. Z, Smith. Fir Pres.
nyierlan Church. Christian Kreg, proprietor
krcisS nouiing mills; Nuco, Texas. Waco
National Bank; galveston, Texas, Rev. u
y y r; hnhtlng' FilSt Presbyterian Church,
New Orleans, Ia, Vim. A. He'll 4 20 rnm.
mission merchants; tiN;ori, Miss Gen. A. +,
stewart, President University of Miss: Little
ROCK Ark, Chancellor John r. Eak in Mem.
phlS' rem, Martin llllsman, cotton fac
tors; Nashville, Tenn, Hon. las. ID. Porter.
Cover" ~ OF Tennessee; Pulaski. Tenn, Gen
John &. Brown. Ex-Governor Of Tenn Lon.
Siville, KY. james Todd n Co., commission
merchants; 81. Louis, Mo-, Merchants M.
tionnl Bank; Cincinnati, ohio. Tuylor n
Brother; New York city. fhOs Eakin 4 CO.,
LahktlS. luly 2ilmwim
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-10

1t is claimed for Mr.. Kcclcy, ~
inventor OF Philadelphia, that h,
has discovered II process Of vaporiz
ing water without heat, which, il
his story is on y one-hnIl true, is
destined to superccdo steam entire.
y. The stories told in regard 20
this marvellous invention, although
they seem well authenticated, are
NO wonderful that sensible people
will do well, for the present, to keep
their opinions IN reserve for the
facts.
The Chicago lntcr-Occan, Of n
late date, contains the account of
IN interview between correspond.
dent Of that paper and the inventor,
in which the latter gave the follow.
ing account of his invention or dis.
covery
once drove M engine, making
eight hundred revolutions minute,
az forty-hOrse power with less than "A
thimble full OF water, and kept IL rum
ming fifteen days with the same water
by dissipating the vapor MS fast as
used. In due time produced II pres.
sure OF about twcnty-eight thousand
pounds to the square lch In Il receiver
which had u capacity Of II gallon and Il
half and was three aud a half inches
thick. The pressure was so great that
the vapor passed through the three
and half inches OF metal, and form
Ell II damp circle on the floor. used
half Il pint of water. On another oc.
easion experimental, in company
with several others, with gun. The
target was four inch plank, placed |
against a steal plate. The best gov
eminent powder drove the ball tlrnugh |
the plank My vapor threw the bail
with such tremendous force ;bnt II
Went through plank and steel, tearing
the bullet to shreds.
Mr.. Kelley claims that this new
motor may BIO successful applied TO
tho propulsion of steamers the
traction Of trains upon RAILWAYS
tho driving Of any kind Of machin.
cry and to gunnery. In regard to
tho latter, alI that is necessary is to
have attached to the gun small
receiver, about the size of an or.
ange, and the mysterious force,
there confined, would last through
the longest battle.
Mr.. Kelley proposes to run II
rain Of thirty cars, between New
York and Philadelphia, at the rate
" mile u minute, all drawn by
me small engine the engine 10
10 run by the vapor Of no more wa.
or than can BIO held in the palm of {
he hand 2
The er.Ocean is certainly war. Ii
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-10
100 ACRES ARE ENCLOSED
or IDoalccIol bo,Iooa offho ,ord, anl
00 AoNE3 ARE uNDER SHEDS.

CONSTRUCTED In tho year 1873, improvements
uW'sicl 70, % pcroucg la other NuIds, have
h"ru ulwiurud aud IL Us believed these
Nuul' present advantages Tor lhr care ol
slu'E whether IN winter or summer, not
u.rr,d 10y ANY other yards.
Ih" Stock arriving Is UuluUdCd directly I'm
The pcu9, ANA placed immediately on the
market,
Buyers Cum New Nor,,, Boston, Chirayo,
Cincinnati, Louisville, Nashville and other
points are permanently located at the yNGs
hnd shippers can ruuudrbtly anticipate am
active ana IDnuhlr muilot Iur an iccriuts
however large, udd iuruil GRADES of stock.
FN"rN EFFORT viii lac mWlo to advance the
confluence of shippers iu ,hp ~. Louis live
stock market which las already through
tue agency at these yards become ~ least
the equal Of auN live sturl, market In the
"r'l ana hN shippers concentrating the live
STOCK trade I'M TINS market il VIII become
iGc largest Wholesale market in the west Tor
cattle Us II iF now the uQuui OF amy loruIl
other stock.
Arrangements have ucca made for the
prompt forwarding nom Venice of all con
sigumvntS from Illinois.
\ iilt'-clasN hotel Tor the convenience of
IFS pattnnS Is attached to the yard
The East ST. Louis stock Yard Bank under
the management OF Newman. Hastings a
Go" has It's office In the general Offices OF the
yard ISAAC II. KNOX, President.
Joseph MuLuALL, SUPERINTENDENT.
y. iEtEN N\AH, Assistant Superintendent.
luN lWUlult
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-10

TnE Blind Asylum II, Austin has
been closed, and the blind sent
home, without escorts, on free rail.
road passes. Cause. State ont u
funds and trying to curlail rxpcns
es. Shameful
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-10

MEXICAN thieves are still crossing
cattle into Mexico, Notwithstanding
Cortinas arrest The truth is the
inhabitants on the Mexican side Of
the Rio Grandc have been so long
accustomed to subsist upon cattle
stolen in Texas, that it will be i'm
possible to put Il slop to their dep.
relations, unless our troops are per.
mittcd To follow the maraulers into
Mexico, and punish them wherever
found.
, 1875-08-14

nrtses nui rcrsal.. Others have rrHE. river. or
,L..,. M part boundary, and consequently Hhnw Il
nlH.r nutrs IT acres fenced with tlo aanr nr less
,,.tn1ur IT rails than nthrra, Most nf fm hR,lut
h1u lclnw. with half-stnry annF"; aill Tho
fam" -h'nsrr Rehcrely hAvn two FoonaH or nhrr.
Perhaps tho worsl " experiment teluiresa
LIrTLE ExrtAsAr11S.
Thr reservation. assumed bY tho Usage aud Eaw
,:;l,cn not mora than three yoara ago. has been
dYArd into four "etations, "-ench Esidlr tho
RutrryiRion OF n poraon employed by tho Ayol,l.
Tlrpo asatipns arc slcsignntcd an Agency. Little
O>aGc, Salt Creek, and lIominy. Tho ,!niy ut
enel. supervisor ts tn in'lucs nj many Indians Nd
on!y nbou. one.hslf tho families hnss fallen III
with tho ,,ioa, nnl It III In way PtoEahlo that
all who l,ayo cot ont in tho good work will COLI
tinuo faithful. 1ho various suporyi.nrs. how;
over report eucouragti,Ety OF tho now order Ut
things, mt, say that tho Indians Are gnnoallY
plcaseI with civilized n.ethnt!a OF living; That
thry beg Tor n,olo anil ,noro furnituro anil tint
they split rafIs as though lilo biography Of o'sr
,Isstyrprcsllont vns their only mud nil-ntinon.::
t;al textbook. When tllis "cxperimont will
cnaso tu bo such, do mt know, but truAt that
Il discrimination will Roon bo reached, for tho tx
trnaivc contract-busincss nttcntan: unnn Tho
sehons glyos Atlpio room for tirss-cass frauds.
, 1875-08-14

sIrria: t1r7tapondtnrt Qf 7.hr tH!ru1n Trtt&7t<.
DiY Mo1Efu, ill.,, Aug. D.-T!lo usual prActj1s
Of appointing important Boards of Eom1noaio ,.
crJ, where there In l.u,or an no phy. work sna
nn reward from notable men scattered uyor ta
State, simply because they nre suclf, produc
tho usual result; the bue:.ess fur which tb "
were appointed is mover tlonc. 80 1t tho lows
Centennial Dosrd Of Hin.laGors: tloy were &c
scnttosod trey could not bo got together to 10
unsthiug whom 1t ought to bo tlotse. The q ~
crnur Inns. therefore. ndslod to tho hoard t'on "
u. BAKER NJ aldltiuna Vice rrrsIio,t.. and IT ,s
Auditor Sherman, aud !. Il. Euoto, Vt Eurli,g-
ton, az alitionnl nls.abers OF tho noard ,lr
Footo, az Financial Manager Of tho Nuw C"hl-
tot, IL ioye muc!, @: tho tiln3: 20 business r1l
INV be t,onn promptly. Az now comrosotl, TIN
Board ia Motod for itH ofliceucv, onerHy, e,u1
executive ability. Tho Board arc dctarni:.rd
that Iowa shall 10 fully represented i'll tho Gluat
Exposition.
, 1875-08-14

tina" How To Tra!n Up !'aront In tho Wav
my IIrotliar'a Keeper" N,ni " dather l].i t'so
ftngmonta.' IN Hoyera OF t1,oen hcn;lingH nto
ject Of tho second discourse is l'oalsl.; Of t,'n
llstl,, sorvanta; and Of the sixth. tho
duty Of converting bsokon, dinnppo"teI
lfe INTO ussfn, ,, sofeno; ,,,a And so,,nnn nva"
cnu pub forward c!alm 10 attention by ,oasol,
OF unusually brilliant or MsnnionH treatnlons, hns
all altonn'l In RATIONAL practical roilnctona, wor-
od In plaIn. fent, and Bpir1te'l lnnRnnse IheY
aucl, m any woman OF thoughtful a's1 well.
balanced mind nnh With largo osndr'nncn might
i.uIl with hor friends urul, tUl'itH dooply cui-
rernnK tlle well-belng Of humanity aud chpcciA|-
ly Of lior own sox.
PERIODICALS RECEIVED.
H,rpcr's Nagtzine for September (Ilarper 4
Hruthrrs, Nov Yorn) Contenls: "Hloncosser
and Capo Aul,." by y. q. W. benjamin IA
Dream Of Fair Weather." by James
Maurice Thompson; "'TLo Mountains *.
Virginia Tonr,lanous)" by i'orto Ctnyon;
'Tho South Konninston Musoan.' ttiss.
papor) by stoncuso .. Conway; "fhe
Colonel" by T. u. Allrich "Tuo Yellow.
l,an'n,cr'a Ncet," hy John ". Chadwick
..Arss E.cllalEcB. by Fannie IT, so'Mnscn; ''l!"
Tournament Of ths Middle Ages" "hy Etln Ar! How
Iant; "Tl,c Song uf Deborah aud utra!:," NJ.
ranged by Dr. Thnniaa Eonans: "lho Hton'
Age IN Europe WI. NnsI!tino 1mp!enebl4j >
by Prof. Charles Ran: "t'satIdnn Derslnger !.
Wtl,'' by Mary n. l'ruHcott ''rhe First Car .
tury II thu Itep,lh1ic' {olcyrn.i, p,pcr, /.
Monetary Development" II !'rof. ". q. Sum
ncr; I" ua,tl,," hyJtlian hawthorne; 4 Si,oppt
by fruSy," by Charlea Earnall "jua i;,tttorlly :
bv Alartia s1nith; "Ihc Wit ind Wlsto:n If il F.
IIaytianH" {coneusEon), byJolru lEgrIuw; 'Ilat !,
Wi,dnNB." by lIeurietta II. lto.d1cl1; ''Can ",
Speak I;nslisI,:" l'y AnnaC. E"nskntt, Tho nun
Der cnntai,ls Hrycn:y-tira Illustrations.
jin,rs1rdn jf3ui.s far Au;,,at.
:, Home Magazine for Ausupt {siis. Mary &.
| Clarke. Now Yu:l.}.
Ann,'icau Buolst!ier%' f;nthr fnr Augu 4
| (4Amortcun Nova Company, Nov io,ll.
, 1875-08-14
IuQlllEtttye Mrs. 4kOor,&FA

Eosfon t.1"tHfseNt Eu.ttt7".
Size "as Quo OF thuHo inquis!ttVo Oil Tcnscu
Who would seem a!"ays TO haVo an Interrogation
polslt comcoa'eu ABOUT 1ho'a. ana. Is ~ &C. cT'
ally tho caro- with pef.oi! who u hard Of bear-
inx, 1es voice was painlully audible within tho
ralEo ot h11teont.! ot nllle.
"hnyGoay s!ek at your housof I" aho Inquired
OF alf. satnFaoh, tha Young dry'goods mnu. VINO
haa 1oen married about year, ~ he measured
OIL tlt1oo yards OF cheap c4lloo and askou heE,
with snhdued 4mt!e, - ls that a'lf'
A--t4at ls-hsy W!le iant very Tell.' nald
samphon, growing fou clear to tho back OF l!!a
cats ~ hc noticed four ladica III dttscront parts
VI TIC store exchanging sssnllcHnt 8inuceh:
!loyF retnarked tho Rood lady, will hor
l;anu Ht nor ear, III VOICE Which started hoEso
that wAs hitchod acro"e tho atreet =,
- said that my WHO waFlit very we'll.
Shouted SAMPSON. luz faao But1useta "1th livery
purple, a''l1 tho xons ht elo top Of his hca'l t!'5
tended aud nn Mrs. h'aphard. "lIo waa ht.Ips
hann1l At Tue osAeF onu Of tae store. Hatl soac-
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