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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-06-17

from prominent gentleman and resident Of Gin
cnnati, ohio, Tor Tn. past iorty years we'll known
to the re~spaPer publishers throughout the United
states:
NEW YORK, Oct. II, Ism.
DK. RADwAr.-Dear sir:-I am induced by
duty to the suffering 10 mike brief state
u.ent Of the working OF your medicine on my-eif
For several years hsd been aieetsd With some
trou Bile In the bladder and urinary organs which
twelve months sgo eliminated IN most ter.
ribly affecting disease, which the physicians all
said yrs a prostate structure In The uretha also
Inflammation Of the Kidneys and DIaider, and
gave II their opini"n that my Age-3 years
would prevent nay ever seiuDg radically cured.
had u ed a number OF phi sieians, and had 'assn
large quantity Of medicine, both ailopathie and
homeopathic; but had got no relief I had read
Of astonishing cnIes having been made by your
Teniedies, and some four months sgo read .
tice in the PhiladeIphis satur -ay Evening Post
having been elected on . penson Who had
long been suffering 4 had been. vent ixht Cd
and got some Of esh-your sarsaparillian Rssoi-
vent, Ready Relief, and Regulating Pils-aDd
commenced taxing them In three days vas
greatly relieved. and nov Feel As veil a. ever.
e. W. JAMES, Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-06-17
The Worlds Population

A paper was read before the Manchester
Statistical Society, a short time ago, call.
ing attention 70 the researches of the Ger
man siatisticians, Rehm and Wagner, with
respect 10 the population of the world. OF
the many estimates OF the number OF inhab-
itants OF our globe, meme are accounted
trustworthy. In 1865, Norsius estimated
that there were 5,0OO,O00,OOO. Benin and
Wagner set down the number at the pres.
ent time AZ ,39l ,O30,O00 The subjects of
Victoria are rated at S00,000Oo0. Russia
has population of 100000. India, sup
posed to DE the most populous country on
the globe, has probably 500, 100000 inhabi-
tants. China is said to have 400, OOO. 900
inhabitants, but the estimate is undoubted-
~ grossly exaggerated. The population of
South America has been checked by inter
nal dis cord. In Paraguay there is said to
he an actual loss of 331 goo. An estimate.
based upon the growth of Great Britain
and the United States, gives to the former
country in the year 1000, a population of
81 ,0oc,o c0, and TO the latter of 546, OOO, 600.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-06-17
DIR. G. ALEXANDER,

(,urner Of Filth Street and Chrisiy Avenue, Saint
Z Louis, Mo-, with over twenty years experience
In the treatment Of Private Diseases, guarantees
cure in all cases without the use Of Mercury.
Ee-Dr. Alexander's - Balsam Of Herbs =; is war;
ranied TO cure SperuafoIIhca or Semi aal Weakness
In all its various forms, Restores Lost Power and
Youthful Nigor, when impaired by excuses, etc.
Price, Three Dollars, sent 10 any address.
En-Dr. A. g Circular on Private Matters. " sent
any address. which fslly plains the nature.
symptoms and method Of cure Of all Private and
Delicate diseases In male or female.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-06-17

Last Thursday evening a colored man
and woman, hailing from Wabaunsee coun-
ty, arrived in town and offered for sale. to
J. H. Wilson, two horses. The price being
very low, and other suspicious circumstan-
ces, convinced Mr.. Wilson that all nigh,
not be exactly straight, and he managed to
communicate the matter TO sheriff Will
Jams, who arrested the parties on suspicion.
The man afterward confessed that the wo.
man was the wife OF another man, and she
taking horse that belonged to her hus-
band, and he stealing another, they eloped
together. The couple were confined in Jail.
and the authorities of Wabaunsee COUNTY
notified Of the arTest-Hctea Rscordr.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-06-17
The Mild Power Cures.
Humphreys Homeopathic
Specifics.

A FAMILY MEDlcIsE CAi 4 Is family necessity,
You IN ust have something t. give for q cold, Tor
headache, d;arrLes, rheumatism, neuralgia,
tooihache, Group whooping cough, or other OF the
hundred ills that sure 10 come. Forevarned
is f0rearmei. You have it in case of HUMPH-
REl 5 uOMGOPATHIC SPECIFICS. Simple
60 you can maze no mistake; ready-so you need
not wait; saie-so you may act IearlessIy; efficient
80 you tel confident. Medicines that cure, but
do not kill thar save, but DO not destroy,
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DR., WHITTIER.
6I7 St. Charles st.cet, St Louis, No

OtI ots OCts Sss AVobSV w.
Ia been loas., sG5sd 10 The special treatment Of ali
vsnsresi. Sexual ani chron.s , Diseases
Syphilis, c onorshUa, elect, Structure,
Orcn's!s, Hernia, or Rupture, al Urinary
Diseases aud syphiiitlcor mercurial a6ec.
lions q, the throat, skin or bones. are treated
ps-aIleed s4ceess, latest -- principles
SpermatoFrhoea, Sexual Debility and
tnpotcncy, astLe result Of sey ebuss In yosth,
Iro!gcs following effects: asrvousness siai
eassions. fe5iay, d:~asss Of sis6 deeefps memory.
pPiss tie face physical decay, srssoN 60 soessss y
relIes eonfsos Of IDEAS loss ssrusI ste
dsriax arria8o lnpgoper or unhappy. are
p.rnansndy ear. PAM hlet 90 p.ses rs.tss TO TIE
Diseases peculiar to women, such o.
A-ssS DvsrserorYA9G Hero~vA i9is Lsaeo~rAr1
Whites Cross Diseases an dlspIseenenfs oftAe ro,b.
SferI,ity ETC. successfully treated. Descriptive pan.
sealed for stamps. kxs with experience b
lied 10 sef eyiientthat PsysiAn treat ;sou.
kuosinx tais frequently recomaso5 persons TO
cJrht=rtai e'usgtaticn. perOaay o. b. Letter. rec
i-yte1- Th L. is incnn 20 writ the city nr :Ees
medicines Be- seat b. mail ever vh-e
saza. On, hBu-s: A. n. to p. n. Sundays. L. . a
P.. P,sIns awning 10 ne city at a2Er, saaS
air-etts ths 51ss. III niSst ring the Deov Bell
-aec snlIeot Ia vos house Of Twelve rosr1s f. tac
tge in tie rouHtry, embracing Reception :
C5a "a ..sal ms, Boarding and sl.epns apar;neU.s-
wsre al r. IA. biishrarat prepared
lEa Of all the Library, where the eli AM
--latest EsrEs OF ali tie schools OF medicine
foant AL s7aas: Pas life size and coloret TO life.
lus;ra:. c1ai iH1'. which esye been procured
r-- -. r--=ilcss % eNferse. AID not TO Be-
- - rF-T lisr-rT N he city. IN t'b-a-y IL
- ----r 9 .alsr-. Al frees % otr-s.
e
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-06-17

DE-. BOHANNAN's Vegetable Syphilis Cure'i
warranted to permanently cure SYPHILIS In all
It's stages and eradicate the last ve-tige Of Syphi
eass lurking In their blood concealed from ohser
vsiion, in its constitutional form, thereby leopard
ising the health and happiness OF another, well
a. that OF their offspring, should Immediately
this medicine, and be cured for LIFE. Price Five
EcIlars Sent TO any address.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-06-17
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE.

Inflammation of the Kidneys, Inflammation Of the
Bladder, Inflammation OF the Bowels, Cong s.
ton ofthe Lungs, rore Throat, Difficult
Breathing, PLpitation OF the Heart
Mysteries, Group, uiptheria. Ca
tarrn. Influenza, headache,
Toothaehe, Neuralgia,
rheumatism, Cold Chills,,
Ague Chils.
Tne application of the Ready Relief to the part
% parts the pain or difficulty exisls vili af-
q d ease aud comfort.
q few IN nutes cure Crsmps, Sprains, Sour Stomach
Hentburn, sick Headache, Diarrhpa, Dyseutery,
Collie, VIM in the Bowels, and al. Internal Pains
Travellers should always carry q b,t,le Of RAD
WAYS RhAul RtLIEs with them. iew
drops in water will prevent sickness pains from
cLange OF WAFER IL Is better than French BIZ nd =
or Bitt<Ts as q stimulant.
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Health ! Beauty !

Strong ard Tme Rich ood-Incresse OF Flaah
ard Weght-Ciear Sxin and tenutiiul
Con p!exion secured TO all.
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nR RoH.NNAN,s .Pila oiu,men,, 1. guiana

DR.. ROHANYAN'S pile Ointment lie guaran.
trei CERTAIN cure for Files, 10 matter what firm
or hos long standing, in from three 10 ave daya
FTio. f'na oIar Sent TO any s3dreas 10y mail
fifteen rsn-s srtrS for postseel.
Address DIR. Z. A. BOHANNAE. No. SO North
Fifth street, st. Louis, Mo
sS-Persnns RENTING money by mail Tor medf.
elves. all sSnd by 'rostofiee Order or 'Regis-
tered Letter dec24l&v
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-06-17

4 New York correspondent, Speaking Of
the New York millionaires, their homer
and modes OF living, says:
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PRICE ST. PER BOTTLE.
AN IMPORTANT LETTER

n a prominent gentleman and resident Of Gin
natl. Ohio, Tor tn. past iOrty years we'll knosn
he rewspaPer publishers thTough out the Unitsd
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-30
TRUSTEES SALE.

ny VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF TRUST
Il made. 10 meas Trustee, 10y James NJ.
Baird and wife, bearing date Inc -" uHA 81
OriObrr lS1.I. and recorded IN DOCK D. ION"
lj1-3. in the Clerks Office Of the county
rnurt of ohio county, West Va, ! Will, on
saturday the 2iiiI day of April, 1870.
commencing AT 10 o'clock \. NJ, N the
'front.' door of the Court House OF ONO
rouuty, in the CITY of Wheeling, West Va,
srIi nj public auction the following real
estate, viz: The north half OF lot number
so. uinrty-twU, situate on the east Slde Oh
Market street, and on the south side OF
alley No. d. between Ninth nud IcntH
streets, in the City of Wheeling, West va.
Suid proprrty will be- offered altogether
and i'm Two parcels. The nrSi parcel Is the
west end of said halt lot, having 'front.'
are on Market street Ol about - lvcI ana
inches, and extending back about - feet,
ia The west wall of the new dwelling
hnuSr Tpun this parcel Is erected Il three
story brick dwelling house. now uccupI'u
by tenants and yielding u rent Ol SdNi per
annum. ,siI
The second parcel is the east end OF Said
half of lot, and fronts ~ feet on aIlrN No D.
and about - feet on alley {. Upon inns par
eel is erected "a dwelling house and caIP"h
ter shop, which would probably rent Tor
Sl15 per annum.
TERMS OF SAI.I.-Onc-third TIA" purchase
money in cash, or as much more rs inc
purchaser may elect, and ia" balance up
ON a credit Of six and twelve months. h"
purchaser giving notes with security,
bearing interest, for the deferred pay
mcnt>, aud the THE 10 b" r"Iainrd untiI
the purchase money is all paid.
GEO. T.. BOYD, Trustee.
]. CnNMBERS ilEIiNEG, Auclloncrr
The sale OF the above property Is post
pou-d uulil Thursday, May 18Th, $50, AT ~
GEO. f.. EuNp, Trustee.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-30
TnE WHEELING AND LAKE ERIE
RAILROAD.

cur thanks are que t' Jpa5e 'o'H Ran
for IL late copy OF the Toledo Co"s"serctqi
containing the report of Messrs. Cook
NORTON ana / ON ER'i' '"e gentleman
who recently visited thi, city, and from
t.r, ,,.Je . ,orr Of ir.rar,io, .Iopo the
go ~, -. III. p
inc '' the " "''''''s al" LINN nav -
X. The report shows the extent al"
yerye ,f the coaI region through which
iii .- ,.;,.,. ,i,..or-
the l'he passes - "'''
aiysIs OF the ore found iHeE S'"'' q u
re,ul, of their Investigations that "!or
-.I .a..,,;,g the - milo. Of this
'", -.t,.,..,-I,.
road from He"I'HS III ''o' % " 90 :
direction. there j. an aggregate depth OF
,.. ,,, ..., - .,I;d workable coal in
"O''' ''- 49,,
the seven seams, ana embracing Nj '"e
yarietie,, except the Anthracitel now
a,,,'ov.d in commerce ard manuluc-
" '''
turr.
The Co"0ncrcioh abiding to the report
sav,.
.r,,., c..,, .,iror IN tho r.rort are such
u. az .,'oTG w.. 49, a,ton,inn and seri.
a. W., - - of the cirIzcDs of Tole.
y"' ,.'I ;".nra.tcd in tL. construction
~ ~. rnsa The wonderful wealth Of
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-30
NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.
THE HOWE STITCH
People who Introduction
ELIAS HO w Il, Jr..
Invented the Lock Stitch and the Machinery for Maxim

The sold
which
the Best Stitch and ne best ecianc
a>-
Howe. ring ifsim
q
Tho
into town
Howe" o
chasrdth
Eay ThrNa
who Always an
neSata
vhowa he
The by calling
~ THE HOWE MACHINE COMPANY
~. "A
w ID. CALDWELL, Manager ar--
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The Weather and Crons-t Remark
nbiP Horse.
SPRAGCS, GREENE COUNTY, PA, ;
April -. 1879. !

SPRAGCS, GREENE COUNTY, PA.
April -, 1879.
Editors of the Register:
For the last two weeks We have been
experiencing some of the coolest weather
up here that We have experienced 81; this
period ofthe season for Il long time We
had considerable snow and very hard
freezing, and our wheat crops are some
what damaged. Our fruit Is sll killed.
Our oats We cannot say about vet. The
health OF our people is as good as COM
mon.
There is quitean exciting rumor gong
about in part of the country that tn"
are a thick here in places IS
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FOR SALE.
PROPERTY FOR SALE

IN THE SIXTH WARD. WE, OFFER
al private sale the following described
property Two Lots 81 feet front each ;one
5O and the other w feet deep, situate on
alley II, just above McCul!och street. On
the premises there IS brick house in good
condition, containing five rooms and Gel
lar. and a brick stable with three apart
munts therein. The property is enclosed
bv a good fence, and has some fine irult
trees thereon. Terms very reasonable. For
particulars enquire vi or address
6. Il X. MARSH,
3lsS MeCulloch street, at the Old Marsh
Homestead. apjo
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% IT'S n. T Il Il i. n r.
To Glasgow. Liverpool, Belfast and
Londonderry. DC.

state of PENNSYLVANIA, state of Virginia,
STATE OF Louisiana, state OF g. Orgia,
state OF Nevada, state of Min csota
STATE OF Florida stat" of Alabama,
state OF Indiana.
Sailing every Wednesday rom the Com
uany'S dock. Pier :G, North River, y. l.
observation-disclosures and provisions pro-
vidrd on thcs" ships are unsurpassed by
those of amy other line.
Rates of Passage Cabin, SO, so and
sgu: return tickets, $40. Second CABIN
so: return tickets, go. Storage al lowest
rates.
- Broadway, y. Y; GEO. II. LEAF, 81
Chestnut 81. Philadelphia; ur J. +. MER-
RIMAN, Agent. Adams Express cos OF
tic" Wheeling. ". Va APPS
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FRS wExNLy REGISTER

Is the larg,.>t and altogether the most
compete new and family paper printed IN
Wrsi VIRGINIA. IL viii be sent 10 any ad-
dress ono year for 500. Valuable preml-
um> To cruz agents and 10 subscribers.
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTs
NOTICE.

u,o THE BOILERS OF WHEELING
and vicinity.
There will be general meeting Az az 80 on
benrauch's Hall, in south t,, " heeIlns' S Sn
Saturday, May ISL, al AZ order of the
are expected 10 attend. bs oiNe anst1
| DrputN.
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FOR SALE,

u THE UNDIVIDED ONE-HALF OF
tmH that valuable piece OF property on
--.-a- Main street,
ADJOINING THE GRANT HOUSE,
Formerly known as the Kramer House.
For particulars enquire 1T TINS ONCE
ubrrll
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II,Hric. Lamb, Essay

4I"ric+ Lamb, Essay i>t, denounced
al! ~ulltu"u> liquors a> Wet I"mna-
non" Poor fellow: hu knew whereof hc
>ruEr. uy >Hu ,NpyiI. Ev,. and n iINiH@,
would apply tHu same To- Alcoholic Excl
lauts. advertised as turruiiS. But tuvr" is
u,... lpulc ana Alternative IN cNl~icncc-lh"
b..-t the world has ever hNO"H-Whlch
contains uu alcohol. /. is pr. WALKERS
CNLIFusNIA NINEGAE BIrnI:S. apib
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-09-10

The MYSTERIOUS MAN.-Ashtabula John
son is a mysterious man. and ne lives on
Aberdeen street. AshIablla is one of those
eccentric individuals who buttonholes YOU
on the street. leads you carefully the edge
of the sidewalk, and then looking about
him. says very carefully
"How's Spriggins?"
"Spriggins, Spriggins. you reply. what
Spriggins ~
"'Lonzol''
Drawing you still nearer the edge of the
walk, the mysterious man says:
This is between you and me. now"
"Wellr'
IL heard that Spriggins was going into
oats heavy. Now he's got reasons. .ee."
and he holds out his foretinger and locks as
wise as an owl. You get away from the
mysterious man. and presently sou see him
collar Jones in the midst of large company
and march him off to whisper about an
equally important matter. As near as can
be calculated, johnson has no other busi-
ness but this. Well, the other day Ashta-
bula dropped in to see Philo Martinberger,
who tips back his chair in front of livery
stable on State street. Tie found Philo in
conversation with some parties from the
country regarding the sale of a car load of
HpiSeos ihhAuS hiul W tilo arm, -AsuAdDu4t
led him through the stable, out of the back
door and down the corner to blacksmith
shop. Then he sat down on box, took ont
his knife, pried off a silver from the box.
and says he:
"PhIlo, understand you have got COW
to sell. Sit down"
PhllO looked at him q moment. and then
said very quietly, oh, you heard had
COW to sell ~
Yes, responded Ashtabula. "si, down
and talk her over"
PhilO looked at him minute; then he
said, Come here. JOhnsIn'
johnson came, and his companion took
him by the coat sleeve and started into the
street. lie went down to where the six-stOry
unfinished building stands, between Dean
born and State streets, and crawling through
the boards that are iiled over the door took
the doomed Ashtabula up five flights OF IN
completed stairs, at the imminent risk Of
breaking his neck. Putting and blowing.
they reach the top, and PhilO led the way
over the piles OF rough lumber to the e1-
treme east end Of the building. Then. after
stopping to take breath, he pat his mouth
close to Ash.sbula'- ear and softly whisper
ed. I've sjld her
1t has been DeAriy week since talt oc-
currence, and Mr. johnson Is still iull or
wrath; but large circle OF his acqnAint-
anees declare that PhllG Martinberger de-
serves a medal and shall have one CHI
cGg0 Inter Orcan.
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Moses and the Worm.
BIT RRv. yAy.Es YRRyxAx ctAuxx


HOLY Moses man Of Sod, came to his tent enc day.
And called his wife Slurgs, and his children from
ih-ir play.
20 sweet st orphaned childr n o dearest widowed
We meet. Gear ones no more on earth. for tb, dsv
enos my life.
Jehovah sent his angel down and told me to pre-
Then swooned safurga on the ground the children.
Said, weeping, WHO will care for us, when you.
And Moses wept and sobed aloud to see his ch;i-
dren's woe.
thou fear to die,
And dost thou love this world so well that thus
hear thee cry,r
And Moses said. ~ fear no; death; leave this
Yet cannot but compassionate this orphan girl and
boy"
'in whom, then, did thy mother trust, when in thy
basket-boat,
An infant, the Niles broad stream all helpless
thou ddst foat,
In whom didst thou thyself coniite. when by Ia,
The host Of Pharaoh came in sightp Then Moses
said, In Thee.
'In Thee, o Lord. I now coniide as confded then"
And God replied, Go to the shore. Lit up thy
staff again
ihen Moses lifted up his rod The sea rolled wide
away,
And in the midst a nj ghty rock, black and uncov-
ed lay
''Smite thou the rock - Said God again. The rock
was reu. apart.
And then appeared little worm, close nestled in
its heart.
The cried. praise to God On hi sh who hears
his creatures moan,
Nor did forget the little worm concealed within the
stone"
I'll remember said the Lord. the worm be-
meath the sea.
Shall forget thy children. who love and honor
lne
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Personal.

President NJ H. Buckham is to deliver
the annual address at the fair of the Essex
County IN. " Agricultural Society. We'd
nesday, September 18th.
Our late townsman, Ii. l.. Dodge, ESQ.,.
and his estimable wife. left Burlington.
yesterday, to return to San Francisco, which
is again to be their home. They carry
with them the esteem and best wishes of a
large circle Of Burlington friends.
The Hon. John NJ. Thacher, United
States Commissioner Of Patents. has re-
signed, bis resignation to take effect Sep
tember lst. His successor is to be Hon. r.
II. Duell, of New York.
The Hon. William Pitt Kellogg. Cover
nor Of Louisiana. was in town, yesterday.
the guest of the American Hotel Governor
Kellogg is native of Orwell, Addison
county, but removed to Montpelier at the
age of two years He Is now visiting YER
mont for the first time in twelve years.
Hon. William s. Southworth. formerly Of
Bennington. Vt, died ct the residence Of his
son-in-lsw. Hon. ". T. Horrobin. in Cohoes.
N. T.. Tuesday svsning.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-09-10

PArrNc roR AN Ec>TATIc KI-s.-A cor
respondent for an English paper writes
a lady of dazzling beauty sat in front of
me, and dare say each passenger felt that
We were too tightly wedged together for such
a warm day. A gentleman who had assist
ed the lady, whose beauty was bewitching,
into the carriage, squeezed himself with
difficulty down at my left side. that being
the Only available space and from certain
little attentions that passed between them |
concl uded they were husband and wife. As
we rushed onward, from the window my
eyes glanced DER the most striking features
of tie landscape, and | could not for the
soul Of me keep from taking an occasional
peep at the vision Of delight before me.
Suddenly the charming creature bent her
head toward the gentleman on my left, who
nothing 10th, bent forward to listen. Il
wish We were through that horrid tunnel
said the lady, in accents that thrilled me
like melody. After the first halt We will
reach it in 4 few minutes don't be fright
ened,' said the gentleman, 'at the tunnel,
my dear. Alter the confab both assumed
their upright position. The whistle sound
ed our speed slaekened and finally we halt
ed. y hoy no sat next 10 the gentleman
on Il " left went out, which circumstances
gave, US more room and more comfort. as We
did not feel so Jammed together, the gentle
ma having moved little further from me-
We started. and in no time entered the
tlnnell, and in the darkness of that tunnel.
whether in the body or out of the body |
ca mot tell, but this know, had blessed
time indeed. A light little hand was laid
on my shonlder; | ielt sweet, warm breath
fan my face; and, heaven and earth, in a
moment of time pair of delicious, moist,
small lips were rubbing at mine, adjusting
themselves TO that ecstatic pressure-that
intensifcation of sweetness-which lips can
feel, but tongue can never express. This
done, the little hand slid down my arm,
thrilling every nerve in my hand, May the
gentleman on my left ever remain in bliss
ful ignorance of the mistake his better half
made in the darkness Of that tunnel He
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GoLDsMIrH MAID's FAREwELL.-The only
disappointment of the trotting meeting at
Springfield, Mass, iast week. was in the un-
expected withdrawal Of Goldsmith Maid and
Judge Fullerton from the tree for all. The
Republican gives the reasons as follows.
Late in the evening rumOr reached them
that Goldsmith Maid would not trot. Mr.
Budd Doble was interviewed "a soon As
possible. and he gave the following ree-
sons The old mare il past nineteen years.
and has come 10 the time when she would
naturally be expected to fail and has failed
She trotted very fast race in Rochester.
the best race she ever made, which left her
lame, with a very bad leg. At Utica she
was still lame. but beat Lulu with great
effort, with her leg in much worse condition,
and it has not improved bit. II he should
start her here, the chances are be would
break her down and leave her in torture for
the rsss Of her life. and out Of respect to
what shs had done for msny years past,
hs IVES unwilling to take the risk. The
sooeission are assured BY Mr.. Dobie sns!
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