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ments against the News and Courier for libel.
ended to-day in disagreement of the jury,
standing eleven for acquittal and one for con-
viction The other indictments will probably
never be tried
Watertown, n. Y, April q.
A fire this morning at Herman burned the
whole business portion of the town except a
hotel. boot and shoe store. and q grocery The
loss is placed at 100000; insured, S53, 900.
Several persons were seriously injured.
Omaha, April y.
General Crook assumed command of the
Department Of the Platte to-day.
The Missouri river is falling slowly.
Philadelphia. April p.
The first regiment Of National Guards re-
turned to-day iro'n the coal regions.
Omaha. April y.
At haf.past one tins afternoon the last break
on the tnion Pacific railroad was closed near
Green river. aud all trains waiting at that
point passed over the new bridges east and
west Two emigrant trains which lei, Oma-
Ia On Sunday with over a thousand passen-
gers, have gone through without transferring
also the express trains leaving here Monday
noon. There IL no interruption to the regular
movement OF trains between Omaha and san
Francisco.
Plttsburg, Pa. April -
Shar,lr after nne o'rlnrk this afternoon 4
scaiioldlnc Tell trom ihree-siory building
here, while the carpenters were working on
i. Thomas \ Bodie was instantly killed
and VIM. McGlumphy and Walter Guthrie
seriously injured.
London, April =.
Ihe Prince "i " aies was ihs'ai'ed as "'aha
Master ~ the United Grand Lodge Of Masons.
At Royal Albert Hail. to-day. in the presence
Of large coucourse.
Vienna. April -.
Violent demonstrations have been made
aeans, Don Alphonso, who j. residing n
Gra,z \ n,ob attempted r. enter his villa,
when the p, ~. were called apon ioproiec'
him, and several rioters were arrested.
London. April ~.
4 special dispatch irom GFatz ia the Dals
News says Don Alph"nso was insul'ed and
beaten by rioters, and the police had /" clear
the streets with ba,one,s
Alta meeting of the town council of KID
derminst,r Yesterday. the secretary Of the
Garnet manufacturers assncias,un stated that
carpet manufacturers generally throughout
the kiu,do,n had decided TO, 10 send their
proJuce Ia the Philadelphia exhibition be-
cause Of the existence of the prohibitory tariff.
and tha; a memorial to this cacc. would BE-
forwarded TO the British Minister, at Wash.
ipgton.
Havana. APRIL -.
C,,.,;n General yalmascda has issued a
,roc,ana,;on altering pardon to rebels who
surrender before May 18th. 1873. The par
don i, unconditional for all except desersers
from the Spanish force. who will be- required
>, ..rv. !, the VANGUARD Of the army unit, the
end os The war. The proclamation declares
,h,, enough, loyal bayone,s remain in Spain to
max. ,bo.e Spani.a soldiers bite the dus. who
oo,.;,ue n close union with insurgents, shed.
dino ,be blood of their former companions
and brothers.
New York. April %.
n \ billiard match to night between Gar.
,;.r and y;cp,ux for tn, championship and
one thousand dollars side, GARNER won in
the forty-sixth inning by score of 600 to 55s
1.a.., Nav,
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ing Of some pleasure grounds in the suburbs
of Glasgow A stand, on which were fifteen
hundred people. gave way and precipitated
the entire mass to the ground and thirty per-
sons were injured. The visitors, indignant at
the carelessness Of the proprietors. destroyed
everything on the grounds and burned the
barricades around them.
st. Paul, Mnn.. April 26.
A suit has been brought by the United
States Internal Revenue Bureau. ut the in.
stance of q special detective, against Walter
Mann, Vice President of the Merchants Ma
tional Bank here, for obstructing an officer 10
the discharge Of his duty. in absolutely refu-
sing to allow special agent TO inspect the
paid and cancelled checks Of the bank in
searching for u,stamped checks.
Washington. April 26.
Sarah Walker was to-day sentenced to
three months imprisonment in Jail, with the
understanding that on the day of her release
she will go to Norfolk, she having been con-
vic.ed of the charge of stealing an infant child
in March last. in Georgetown, and carving it
to Baltimore The child was s,,nu atterward
recovered and restored Ia lis parents through
the agency OF police detectives
Washington. April %.
The board of naval osfic Is ~ examine Off
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SOMEBODY'S SERVANT GIRL.

She stood there leaning wearily
Against the window frame,
Her face was patient. sad and sweet,
Her garments coarse and plain:
.Who is she. pray'" l asked a friend.
The red lips gave curl
Really. l do not know her name,
She's some ones servant girl"
Again I saw her on the street
With burden trudge along,
Her face was sweet and patient still.
Amid the joking throng;
Slowly bnt cheerfully she moved.
Guarding with watchful care
A market basket much too large
For her slight hands to bear.
4 man. thought q gentleman.
Went pushing rudely BY,
Sweeping the basket from her hands.
But turning not his eye;
For there was no necessity,
Amid that busy whirl,
For him to be gentleman
To "some ones servant girl"
All, we'll it is that God above
Looks in upon the heart,
And never judges any one
BY just the outer part:
For il the soul be pure and good,
He will not mind the rest,
Nor question what the garments were
In which the form was dressed.
And many q man and woman fair.
by fortune reared and fed.
Who will not mingle here below
With those who earn their bread,
When they have passed away from lite,
Beyond the gates Of pearl,
Will meet before their Father : throne
With many . servant girl.
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PATIENCE is always crowned with
success. This rule Is without a ex,
Il may not be splendid
success, bat patience never taEes any
thing il hand but what y succeeds
with il some form.
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FOR RENT.

The New Brick Store on Main Street,
next door to Kohn & Bro Apply 10
:5fs Mrs. ROSA, A,OLINEROs.
septls 1875 I'm
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f. Shabby Swindle Exposed.
rue p \

- a A pretended exhibition Of spirit
powor JIM the large hall of n''ammany
Hally New York, on Sunday evening,
was broken up with much confusion
fai1d 'excifsinent: George Willis, who
claimedIW;be.a mediuna, attempted to
show 6iss liability to ring bells and do
gvari riousSSther. things after he had been
IS . omhittee chosen from the
audience and his arms had been en-
closed in@irA cnses. But the limpos-
tuirss i waiss detected BY members IF the
conmittse and, it was found that
Willis drew his hands from the wire
cases alla slipped from the cords
which bound Kim sufficiently far to
,enable9 him to perform the tricks
which thasdeclared :7ere done by the
MD ~of sPiritsss When the fraud was
fnnnohhesd by a.member Of the com
mittce, Willis and his business man
Nggsgr Nagsg aud Ifieket-tnker fed from the
sbdildihgHAE There was large number
of persons present, who were much
4,raged satl thee imposture,. some Of
whom rushed upon the platform, broke
Msss Ssplsious lhedilm's cusket, and
carried away his apparatus. It is be-
ieyed that Willis aud those who were
associated with him made about ST.
500 from the admission and extra
sect ticksts;f
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AM MHT sA FURDAY MORNINGS OCTOBER is 1916

aft terward, when the second wife had
been dead a sufficient length of,ti,ne
not to cause remarks, the two were
again married, brought together after
a druel separation ofso many years,
and we believe are now living happily
in ! cdsyAVestnElld house1 y. l',iN ),
=. s7sxaal9 - <;:r.ssI II,
The Actors Old Love.
/ T.. n1ao.ye3dE ArFjvedtIh dtIhyjR4.s;'
4 H3raHeht from I, lie stage more than twenty
EHd ysSsEs sYhiisJh id / hs 81 spent = tggst4 tsheri
whare he edied ,oa stbe. 2zth,of Apribr
1873. It. hsehiaab to yceIhahy<of
his dear ones laid in EARTH" His
wif9 and most orhis childr6n prededl
ed him t. the grasYe, He married.
mos happily second time in 1860:
Relhovcd fkhi hl6s&gS and il
jjealPusies, aI Big tGpa qanplitiss l,aa
fredr scope; and we think nowwitl
pleasure Of his venHab.e, 'lDd, ,pYblle
heap, as we saw it lasHin 1877, aa,i Of
the sweet smile Of his bea1tfiifGl fl mouth, q
whifh spoke ofthe e}aa1lmn; e}al j. wisdom 81, "a
gentle and thoughtful old age. we
hav ? reason TO kno@ tIISF Ba laKga1
back with yearning fokdhh9sasS kdh9S d tfs!
studies and pursuits which had nude.
HIM 1iS2&hdo ia&ous.a u:a 1hs ffefu jjeal jeeaalodsiieas diia'
the passionate willfulness Of the old
times seemed to have fadedil,ty' the
dim past, and no longer marreatI1a
memory of kindness done aud loyal
seryitg,Fehdtfed ITO hlir!!''Her HAD
done .'hacii good IN nlthieyss the sphere Which
Providence had assigned him, aud we
bell eve hadsalesrned to- sapys stl,st' it,
was not foGahansrs lsfePihs, ,sikS3hc'
diviP nifty that shapes our ends" had so
shaped'his zthatlii,is wofk wasto be
accdmplishsd uPoii the gtagea TITS
Fpf, tho' man as We then raW SAY him. the
imam whom we had known as a highly
cultivated AMI ,e.sentially-ki -kiad;heart,
ed gedtleman; shat ews wtoaild rather
think than Of the actor WS;itlIf all his,
Weakness md sf,si eie;ss sbayee.ssss:sy
LoaF Fon Quaxe2g arr rsss ag
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Whet to Teach Our Daughters.
Teach tlsente en- self,reliance.
Teach them to make bread.

Tfach tbene self,reliance. a
Ifaeh them to o.,gakl max bread. u
TssS TsaSh af 9gh T a5s Rf52 ! vtbt SAf' ss, sI
T each them to wear thick, warm
shoes:.rr; ~ ~ tiN5H. NHI3!Nln y 4.
TsacR them how to wash and iron
clothesruitl.i u,ir,,,i I,uartputoi'iN "a
Teach them howtb make their own
dresses. silr Nat 7.1ak 1ipl
T4aclr,tlie,h that q, dollhf :is'!only n
hundred cents. ., ,i; s.,,, .,, I'@
Teach then, to coolc a,g6od meal of
victhals 90 s2..... .....'I h1s 4 ,,tslI ~
W. % G. ....I im, II $3.50 \
Teach them how to darn stockings
and iseYtap bvtt9pR,,ll,, ipA ann
Teach them every dayidfy! hnrc',
practical com plop, sansel lsioA
Teach them to say.no, and meaneit;
sar say ycs,,and stick I'd it..".ail ',iy.s,
y1eFeach them to wear calico dresses
and do it, like queens.
|. .s,nTIfach. them that good rosy rump
is VI wprsh fifty consyppttiyyes.
,srIfach them to regard the morals
and noLaLehhoacyy Bf tGSiribsn;E. 7
Tfach them all the mysteries oithe
kitchen, the sdliinrihpg dining room q and the par.
lor.
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DIR. "a. G, DUK Es.
HOW no CURE FEVER AND
AGUE. s'3s:i; .5.

If any person suffering with FEVER AND
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and get bottle Of AGUE CONQUEROR,,
their Immediate cure is certain, and the
clllls will not come back during that season.
It contains no Qnininc, Arsenic Or other
Poisons, and after taking one half bottle
you will feel bctt cr in health than you liavo !
felt peDl'aps for years. 1t entirely cleai,sse.s
the whole system, puriics the liver aiintl :
other sccretory organs. Price S1.Oo per
bottle try it. As's: your Druggist about
others who have used it. tl,;
DR.. Al C. 4DUKES!"a
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ReadIyour Country's History

r. : . 70 . . -
In .tfe action of Lundy's Lane a
ColonelSQsNeil General, he came to
EalE himself, got a scratch IN his leg.
The wodnd VAS matter of great joy.
and heSnnEsed it through after days
growingilamers with every year, that
the memory of.his bravery might be
ever nehNKim. Gradually, from sheer
pendering over HISTORIES he grew to
thing thats the success ofthe battle
Fwas LARGELY owing to his services. One
day lSs in lhis, life, as he sat nursing
his leg Ind psndering ever the glories
past, ayoung man, visiting the family
for the first tirne, approached and smy-
pathetically remarked, "Lnme Gencr-
al?' Eyes, sir" after pause, with
ihexpressible solemnity, Il am lame"
" "Beel riding, sir?' "No," with re-
ibuking, sterilness, az have not been
riding, "All! slipped on the ice,
General, and hurt your leg ?" "No,
sir" with, actual ferocity. Perhaps
you have spraiued your ankle. sir p
With u painful slowness the old man
lifted hispet leg in both hands, set it
carefully on the floor, rose slowly from
his Ichair, and looking down upon the
nnfa artunate youth with a stare Of
min gled wonder, pity and wrath. burst
forth in the ssnmlimity Of rage. "Go
read The history of your, country, you
2At ttpaPpy:!il,a.a- ,Al-.
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"A BEAUTIFUEf',A ,ALLEGoRY.-. =. A
vHvellcr in Turkey relates a bea,lti-
ful parable which. sccmed even more
beautiful than !, Stores celebrated
fguFo Of TIT" accusing spirit and re-
cording angct::Gfs F'' oaaH'"
every man, says the deryisn,
.hod,, hs tv' g2ES All 81 81 9nI , s bis #ss| #{fs|
he does anything good, the angel OH
bis right shoulder Rnftes it down and
scall it, because what has been we'll
done isa5nea f6ievcf: when he does
evil the angehom theIleh writes it
down and waits TIT miidihhigft. '1fbc-
fore that time the man bows his head
and cxcldims "Gracious Allah
have sihned," !" forgive nc! tha angel
rubs ont js,the record; but ifnot, at
milhight he seals il, and the beloved
angel on tie fight shoulder wccps,"'s,
Why is the sun like {. good Loaf
Because its. light when It rises
A Council Bluffs doctor hangso out
IA sign inscribed "DrlII. O. Grc,no
Mcdico .lilcctricio." O!
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N u NIB ER 35
rs YOUR aIEsE Sy0EsTEl;lO 4,
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Sickness prevails everywhere, and tver!9lass .
body complains of some siiseasc during tfcir
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now we say plainly that no person in this!
world that is suffering with Dyspepsia, rui
Liver Complaint and its effects, such MS In-i iaia
digestion, costiyeness, Sich Hcadacl,e, Souf,
Stomach heartburn, Palpita;ion of tic ~
Heart, Depressed Spirits, Bilio,sncss, Ysc.,rio
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60 to your Druggist DIR. a. C. DUKES nd
and get a Sample Bottle for 10 cents andrf
try it. Regular size Is cents. Two doses ~
will relieve YOU 5, f .,sa35, -
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TAKfyias II EASY. Old Roger was
'ai.'qIueep Diok, and in his own way
made, all thingsa 7 subject Of rejoicing.
His sou Ben came in one day and
said i:2sgl \, IN .,p'', 6. ! Z.
Father, that old black sheep has
got two lambs."
; Good, - said the old man, ''that:s
the most profitable sheep on the
farm .b
"But one Of. them is dead" said
Ben.
"J'm glad ont" said the old man,
"it'll be better for the old sheep" :
"But tother,srdoad, too" said Ben.
$50 much the better, rejoincd Rog-
er, She'll make grand piece of NUT
ton in the fall.'
Yes, but the. old sleeps dead,
too, exclaimed Ben.
Dead dead what, the Id sheep
dead ?" cried old Roger, "that's good;
she always was an ugly old scamp"
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NERVOUS DEBILITY,

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Az " 3Z!3j|j " ;':jF|:


speak had dnot only the three children
by the first wife, but also i'll addition
thereto n lite two.y .yeur-old girl blythe
second wife. The latter lady being
i'll, the husband advertised for nurse
Hahd aKBdaeke hisf' 'nbhti1esa ht 2 ffeae
ed '''e eye Of the first wife, and size,
in aler troubl ;, went to the former
partner Of her heart, told him of her
sad condition, and apbfsan,' n'fSSFSSthe
position in his hoqsseelh4eqdidbaa q1sseelh4eqdid The Jus
band knew not what. essayB dnlt; after
giving her ample fuhig dh vaila I'm
mediate wants, ss,,as aasskssd.11er s to g nafi again
at his officd On Tie IlSH5a r3gs
promising to consult his wifsalboutAhe
matter in the meantime.
Promptly as per agreement wife
No. / was on time, as was the hus-
band, and from there they went to the
residence, where the two wives had
their first conversation, ending in
Z |solAe 1shdsaa aacsept StSg eHta5at RblA RblAce,
which she did, seemingly delighted at
Haah ssheH HssA HsSy %SS
faWcupgssatansses cupgssat tdandeg wllcbusurh a
Observation-Disclosures .ew Neclaitynde-
.manqed thabtRe antaieeH zessSula:Ds
s,ssa,aaSaa si J4S,5S a5S}S ys g
treated rs any other help; thnt she
must care for the children-her own
offspring and the other child the
same rs any hired nurse would do;
that she must eat at the second table
l,tt!o to J., 81 easge, for her charges. AL these
u! Ehyl yaIg lga hd OA m1GbalRRffIIaRtb I'D
poor woman show, never by sign,
word or look exhibiting the least cvi-
dcncc Of discomfort. What, however,
gaa'stR Pa tl1 s1'ays * yylEgn the true feelings Of
the place that she had once tried. as
she thought, SO hard to fill. Tie
above is from an old Cincinnati paper,
but the seqrga(3s saMtY ere1eanytaa;;
SAINT with the whole facts, is stranger
than what we have already narrated.
When the cholera was raging in
our city in 1866 the second wife was
! Is 1|'aaaksN .ygy jhwith it, and being in
\ EakhDahg the physician that she could
liye. but q few hours at the most, as
she was then in n collapsed condition,
she asked that all go out the room
excepting l,cr husband and the house.
keeper, when she told how much she
dreaded leaving her child amongst
strangers, and as n dying wife eatrea.
ted them both to marry again. The
J proposition was STANCE one. but
both promised, and few months
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-10-16

"Sure pop champagne.
Musical piracy stealing march.
A seliberative body-a slow man.
Sweetness and light-a love match.
Fruit for balloonists- currents in
the air.
When is an egg not oval? When
you turn it round.
Chickancry-palming of nm old
hen asa young chicken.
A well.bred woman never hears an
impcrLincnt remark.
Eycrgrcens-merclant, who expect
to make money without advertising.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-10-16
A Romance of..Divorce.

It is not generally known, says the
Cincinnati Enquirer, yet it is probab-
ly true, that the novel of East Lynne,
although written in England, had the
groundwork of lis story in singular
marriage which took place in this city,
the notice and the attending circum-
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town house, fell II love with a young
lady whose father was we'll to do
Second street merchant, md after pro-
per season Of attention the couple
were married. Both soon found out
that they were not happily mated, and
af,er a marriage Of seven years, dur
ing which time they had three child.
ren, two boys and girl, they mutual
1coRA a1biliU M Jul @arhudkorce
was granted, and the wife went home
to her father, who had, through indors-
ing, lost his business and all his pro-
perty. The daughters and his own
misfortuncs weighed SO heavily upon
the fathers mind that during NOM
ent of mental alienation he look his
own life, leaving his daughter pcnni-
less and to rough it with the cold
charity O, the world us best she could.
f4he weaab,A aAbrave little creature,
tried every way she knew how to gain
an honest living-in fact, workingso
hard giving music lessons and doing
embroidery for her old schoolmates
that her health gave way, and, having
no money to pay her board, must beg,
starye or 60 to the poor-house. To
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