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pEa MoIxEs. June 19.-Tbe capital stock Of
tho Albla, Knoxville l. Dea Aoines has beea in-
creased from $780, 600 to f2,195, 900, xhloh is to
say the Chioago, Burlington Il Quincy lA7e it-
vesled that nuch IN tue new branch TO the CAp-
it'll
, 1875-06-16
LUMBER.

The location OF Milwaukee emlunntly fits lcr
to tako Loading place among tho 1u,ubsr uarts
Of tho world. Situated In o1oao proximity 10 all
The splondtd forests Of Michigan and Wisconsin.
1t IL no wonder that ea.erprfsing business mon
long ago took advantage Of such facisities 10
bring tho traGic 10 III prrsent proportions.
Among .1,o nauy s1,ccessf,il doslers OF tho
"Oroaiu City," asteu.iou il called To the fol.
lowing:
n. W. PIERCE 4 CO.,
wholesale and retail dealers til lumber, lnth,
sh,ngteB timber, cedar pootP. eso., aso doing
buslness Mt M. 1l8 Water street. Tho firm is
ono Of tho oldest In milwaukee,. having been
Established over twonty years ago. and thoy now
on]oy fine mud growing trade. extending through
out tho Northwest, mud oven reaching az far
Wost a. Dcnvcr. Col Tho firm juatly pride
shipping lumber in oil tsoclcns. Wllotllor ly
aku or rail. they tlna their facilities ample 10
I'LL urdets fFum most distant points In any direc-
ton. aid 10 rrees OF business can possibly
crowd them. ence for water receipts and ehtr-
nlenta they owu GOO feet Of dockago. and have
track sufficient to accommodate twenty cars ~ n
time, connecting with all tho grent routes WeBk
anl Bouth. Their poworful shipping yard is
located On Rogers Canal, where they possess
tho ample facilities above referred to. Tho
standing Of Ito firm, personally and financially.
IN high. 81 is utnosHcd by their extensive cor
reepondchcs with dsa|Ora all ofcr tha West aud
Southwest.
puRR 4 RuoeE.
Emil DUR mud John Kuges, under the. above
firtn-nau,o. becano identified with tue lumber
trade In 1.ilwauaco about the year 1872, mud, al
though hardly threD yenrs hhvo elapsed. thoy
now possess two OF tho Anost and must CON-
niodlous yards In the city. Their business ot1ico
and principal gard arc locatod at tho corner Of
Fourth avouuo and Virginia and Park stroets,
South Sldo, sdjacent to Ph. Best l. Co.'S
brewery. aud within two blocis OF the horso-
railway. Their shipping yards arc conveniently
tituAted on tho north side and south aldo Of
Uutham'n nt.p. between Sixth and Seventh aY-
cuuen. 10 show tho excellent fscilitioa for ship
ssry 10 Etnte that !hey bayo truck rum
10 loaded directly Into tho cars. IL
addition to this, they rfe tho owners
OF clo feet Of ano dock proporsy, glvirF them
cargocs received or intended for shipment.
Tls irm purchase their carsoes from varioua
mills In Michigan and Wisconsin. and II IL not
too much to eay TINT the stock In their gard IL
sufficiently complete to satisfy tho wants OF cus-
pieso planing-m,ti III connection with thn,r
Fou1t I'll aveuuo ynr3s. and they are the,efore en-
aalod to filf special orders for ne dressed lutn-
bcr with That pron,ptHcnH Tl.ic las commended
them to their patrons throughout tho West and
South.
Nearly all Of tho firms aboEo referred to are
locatod in cloaa proximity to tho
kEWHALL .HoUBE, ...
which IL looked upon by tie travelling public
generally as the lending hotet In Milwaukee. 1t
is within a block Of nearly all tha prominent
buildings Of tho city, yot ts favorable location Is
by no means commemorate witt, the e!oganco OF
itH RpDOiustnDutH aud tho Cpr0 eXH[plBCl bY Dir,
, 1875-06-16
Nearly all Of tho firms aboEa referred to are
located In cloa0 proximity to tho
NEWAAJ l. ,HnlJEE
TIE DOCTORS.

9pfefaf DlsrAtch to Tx EhEctln TrituHd.
Bpn1Sdr1EL1', ILL.,. Juno 15.-Tho Stats Eclectic
Medical Association adjourned this evening, AZ
tor iuata1'tug tho officers elected yesterday aud
deciding upon Chcago "a tho place to hold the
poxt annual ,noetns, Oh the flrss Wednesday OF
January. 1870. Tho National Eclectic Medical
Association met at 1880 t. n.., tho President,
Dr. ". ii. ingalls,, Of Ohio, in tie chatr. Gov.
Doycri1go delivered brief but worry handsome
address, OF wocomo The annual addreas Of
tue President congratulated the momberB Of t,lo
Eclectic school Of Inodlcao on tho advances
madc. Their colleges Ill over tho
land woro Tiled with students, and theis
pupils 'lad conquered htgh position In public
opinion, The Iatlcot, once 10 much usel. tosts
III Its case, mud thu pounds OF uefourai prapara-
sions onco aAsured1y prescribed Tor .aorango..
Hhe!yos, Tho following Comnlltea OH Olodcn-
tlals was appolnsed; Dis. scutidcr, OF Ohio,
! tloldes, Of Massachusetts; 1lnslburt, Of New
| York; Frazor, Ut Indiana; da.nsaol,, Of I'LL
no,s; ad5ells9ns, Of Iowa; arg iost, Of alia.
tho election Of tho following phys'olanH a.
xss adopseS. sy S,or " "; Mo,Ssef, i, Lnsoiu,
Il. Davis, Springfield, Ill; L. Morrill,. st. Louis
Mo-, 1tobert Sutton. I.A!fatpo, ILL.,; J. Mclean,
nalas City, 1lls 1ol'n Do,le. Ein;oFe, III, y. O.
| lIal', New llnyen, ILL.,; uoerBe lltdo. Clinton.
TAYLOR, Of Craa}ordsyElIo, Ind. ras elocted Soc
ratary pro tenn. Tho reports oe lilo Secretary
sn4 Treasurer wrEo road and approved. Tho
| fbpost Ut the forMor sloW0d tho Association to
h1ye 3l4 snesnbess iA godd standlng. III tue A.
tornoou, os4Ays woro read as sollowst Uy Dr.
II. Bhutaukur, Of Town. oil 'il'4o Woss al lIosott
for Consumptivoa;" by Dr.. John ii. scuddes,
on '.,llo Mudical ue0 Of tho microscope !" by
Dr. II. WoAlgomnth, Of sprin4deld, on "MatcEla
0lodlca;" IL. q. ii. Taylor Of 1.allose, ILL.,, Gu
| "Ihe Action Of h1otlieao.' 4 resolution MAS
adopted setting forth that tho Association would
not ho responsible for tho op!niona advanced in
easaya pub!shed BY the Association.
DR.. Ganson, Of Chicago, delivered au address
to.nixht on ''Ilo Frauds In tho MedIcal l'1o-
| [pa4luu."
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NENN NdEkA

OMAHA. juno 15.-The city Is full Of graashop-
pors, 8:gugglers from thu vast army which was
flying over yesterday. p1iva!o gardens, fruit
trees and all sorts OF vegetation hayo suffered to
great o1teut. Herald specials tonight from
tho principal portions Of tho staso say tho grass
hoppora ATE paaEsing oyar northwar1, iloiug lttlo
' or no damage as yet. Tho Drops ara tue anoss
over known.
OAAnA, Mob, Juno 15,--Alditional apoclals to
,Wostotn Iowa say that tho rayagos of tho gsass-
hoppera this far hare boon confined to q fow
counties In Nebraska. nlthough 1nyriada Of tho,n
arc Lying oyeE the State, coming from kausas
and MISSOURI, Rnd going in d northwostesly
direction. Crop prospects wore never tner, but
grava approheilslonB Hro felt leAt tho grats.
hoppots should alight aud in . fow hours swcep
tho,n Out Of cxiate4c0,
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WAsu1voTos, D. c., June l5.-The Depart
nent OF Agriculture, IN its ootton report for
Jnne, statex that tho threatened reduction In
area has not takeu placo nor has tho reduced
ares Of last yoas been sauoll enlarged. The oou-
parlson with last yoar is rs follows: North Caro-
ilna, l02; bouth Carolina, LOG; Qcprgta, 9u |;
Florida, 10; Alabama, 10i; Mississippi. 102 !;
Louisiana, lol; Texas. l0a; ArkanHas, lUi !;
TouaeAsoo, o.. The report Of tho condition ii
tho most favorable tp the iaat flyo Beaaops, With
tho exception OF that OF 1872.
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hpse.at Dtspaeh to ~ cAteaoa Tribune.
BIoux CTR, H., Juna a5.-Tha grssshoppors
arc approaching from tho SOUTH Tonight at q
point Is miles sou,h Of ho1o clouds Of tholh arc
reported dYiuR iu t4is direction.
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Utah.

SALT LAKE, Jupa 15.-Tho Weather IL vas7u
and Tho crops throughout ths Tass'sosy IN :
aplenQ!d condition. The damage dons by pFlckots
In the southern part OF tue Territory u repostud
very tSIilsaB. T.,
, 1875-06-16

WESIs OHAQfCHD a CD.
Among commission hoiHos, NO montion With
pleasure tl'a now ilrm Of West. bradford i Co.,
WHO have lasely commenced blBlueHa undor very
favorable auspices. Personally, tho ,nombora Of
.ths tlr1a ata vail known to tic residents Of the
city. M1+ Wost, one Of tho active motnbsrs, Ii
an old snd experienced commission tnAa. wall
and fsvorally knomn by the shippers Of the
Nottaweat, and deHorvc1iy popular Will. them.
MF: l. +. bradford, nj old resident Of Milwaukee
sud tof Twenty-Five yuatH au act,yn mc,abar ol
ons OF the largest iosb!ng houses Of tho city, IL
hlso M acttya laouGer OF tAo tst!, and las hosts
ot u, bussacus tf!cnda ia the Northwest, md
w.l!. a' no ,a doubt, ny hls ntrct integrity and
houaea ~ tlsnttuton K Atu,our, Layton L CO,
lho Wisconsin Aariuo aad Fro iusut snco Cou,.
Eany'a Bank. aud othtrr. EeliAtle Institutions.
lhelr cnosgy and excallont business facilities
Win, without doubt. soou place tllem among The
| leading comnlsalon-hoHsos Of milwaukee,, Chu
oItcos OF thu firm aro conveniently located IN
tho Chamber Of Commerce, IL the ndst Of tho
Dealers who hantto Tho vast amounts Ut ysa
yearly conslane To the great gtalu.ceusEa Whlct
| Milwaukee, has long bean considered,
, 1875-06-16
CALIFORNIA.

San TnAnc1xco, Jnue 15.--Advtces from all
parts Of the State, e1copt tho extrono northern
and southern counties from which nothing has
~ yet been heard, report heavy rainB with high
wind last night aud to-day. No loapito informa-
ton In obtained "a 10 tllp infect on thu rropb, bnt
1t IL foated that much iamage has boon 10 ne to
grass and grain.
BAN RAAHclsco, Jnns t5.-Lator advices from
tho intasior report great damage to grim. both
PORTIONS oe the State. Tho grasses in many To-
calitteB are tptpod. The storm IL unprecedented
for this season Of TIM yoar. Tho rs1u stis cou-
uu1ee. 41AryoHtng suspended {Qr tle prosopt.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-04-02
PRESENCE OF MIND.

Professor Wilder gives these short
rules for action in case Of accident
For dust in the eyes avoid rubbing,
dash water into them; remove Cindcrs,
etc, with The round Of a lead pencil.
Remove insects from the ear with te-
pid water; never put hard instrument
into the ear. If an artery is cut, COM
press above the wound if a vein IS
cut, compress below II choked, get
on all fours and cough. For light
burns, dip the part in cold water; If
the skin is destroyed, cover with var
nish. Smother a fire with carpets,
&C.. water will often spread burning
oil and increase the danger. Before
passing through smoke, take a full
breath and then stoop low but if car
bon is suspected then walk erect
Suck poison wounds, unless your mouth
is sore enlarge the wound, or better,
cut ont the part without delay; hold
the wounded part as long as can be
borne to 8 hot coal or end Of lighted
cigar. In case Of poisoning, excite
vomiting by tickling the throat or by
water and mustard. For acid poisons
give acid in case Of opiun poison,
give strong coffee and keep moving,
For apoplexy, raise the head and body.
For fanting, lay t!.v person 4.t.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-04-02

"Aud so he laid him down and died
For the love Of Barbara Ellen"
hummed his Honor, as he kicked off
his over shoes and sat down behind
the desk.
The small boys stood back.
The loafers uncovered their tangled
heads.
Biiah booted q dog under the ropes
and offered q lone woman a chair, and
asked
ANY Of your relatives here ?"
"Husband,' she replied, sorrowful-
ly, blowing her nose.
A FAMILY DIALOGUE.
James Pardon was that same hug
band. He had passed the monday Of
life, as we'll as his companion, bat he
was better than three dead men.
"The charge is disturbing the peace
striking your wife, said the court.
"She commenced il" said the pris-
oner.
"Judge, he's a liar" protested the
old lady, rising up.
And you. lie back !" exclaimed the
husband.
"Here, shut up, both Of you, while
find out how this was. Now then,
Mrs. Pardon, how was it T.
"Weli, you see, Judge, he came
home half drunk, and"
Great warts, Judge but she's the
awfullost liar in this world" inter-
rupted Pardon.
"You know you're stingy, cross and
ugly" replied Mrs. Pardon.
"s-h-u-t up, say" called his Hon
or. Nov, go on with your story"
"Well, he was half drunk, and he
wanted custard pie, and / said as how
there was no cuss-
"Oh mercy on me what a false
hood p calculated Pardon. "Don't
you believe her, Judge Why, if !
should tell you what liar
"Tell me no more !" replied the
court; I've heard enough, I'm going
| to dismiss tie case and send you both
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acy to crush decent woman" she
shrieked, drawing her belt notch
tighter.
MADAM, will you lower your
voice ?"
mo I won't!'
"Will you shut up?'
"No-po!'
"Will you let me get in word or
two?'
"No--I demand my liberty this
very minute T. she cried, clawins the
air wildly.
well, now, you get right ont Of
here - commanded his Honor. "Turn
around and leave this room right off !!
I yum if I'm going to sit here and be
squealed at by any old woman like
you, no matter if they dock me on my
salary | throw the case out OF court,
and 7 hope the water pipes in your
neignborhood won t. be thawed out till
August !'-DctroI IIec Press.
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A SNow PALACE. - At the Clip
per Gap hayward, North G street, a
number of boys have been at work for
two or three days in tunneling into a
huge snow bank. In the centre Of
this they have excavated a large
chamber. Adjoining this are halls
and galleries and in these are numer-
GUS windows in the shape fport- holes.
The outside Of the drift has been hewn
into shape, and altogether the palace
is very elaborate and complicated
affair. Last evening y grand recep-
ton and concert was given in the
palace, the interior of which was bril-
liantly lighted up with candles placed
in a candelabra formed of snow. The
palace, and the entertainment at
tracted a great number Of spectators,
Last night was the second night that
the snow palace has been lighted up.
Territorial { Ner.) Enterprise.
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A GOOD PLEADER.

MAY it please your Honor and gen
tlemen Of the jury, the case is as clear
as ice and sharp to the point as No
from your sweetheart. The scripture
saieth Thou shalt not kill now, 4
you hang my client you transgress IT,:
command as slick as grease and ~
plump as goose egg on loafer' face.
Gentlemen, murder is murder, whether
committed by twelve jurymen or all
humble individual like my client
Gentlemen, DO not deny the fact Of
my client having killed man, but is
that any reason why you should do
50? No such thing, gentlemen. Yon
may bring the prisoner in guilty, the
hangman may do his duty, but will
that exhonorate you? No such thing.
In that case you will all be murdsrers.
Who among you is prepared for tha
brand Of Cain to be stamped upon your
brow to-day Who freemen-who IL
this land Of liberty and light? Cen
Element, I will pledge my word not
one Of you have a bowie knife or a
pistol in your pocket. No, gentlemen,
your pockets are oderiferous with the
perfumes Of cigar stumps and tobacco.
You can smoke the tobacco OF rectl~
tude in the pipe Of peaceful con-
science, and the scaly alligators Of re-
morse will gallop through the internal
principals Of animal vertebr@ until the
spinal vertebrn OF your anatomical
construction is turned into railroad
for the grim and CORY goblin of des-
pair. Gentlemen, beware Of coamlt-
ting murder Beware, | say, Of med,
ding with the eternal preroSatiye-~-
beware, I say Remember the fate
Of the man who attempted to steady
the ark, and tremble. Gentlemen,
adjure you by the manumitted ghost
of temporal sancity to do no murder
[ adiuro you by the name Of woman,
the handspring Of the ticking timepieco
of Times theorotrical transmigration,
to do no murder | adjure you, By
the love you have for the esculent and
continental gusto of our native pump
kin, to do no murder. | adjure you,
by the stars set in the flying ensign OF
your emancipated country, to do no
murder l adjure YOU, by the Amer
lean eagle that whipped the universal
gamecock of creation, and now sits
roosting on the telegraph of times il
lustrious transmigration, to do no
murder And, lastly, gentlemen, II
you ever expect to wear long-talled
coats, if you ever expect free dogs not
to bark at you, if you ever expect to
wear boots made Of the free hide Of
the Rocky Mountain buffalo, and, to
sum up all, if you ever expect to be
anything but set Of sneaking, loating,
rascally, cut-thsoatea, Drained, small
ends Of humanity, whitfield down to
small ends Of indistinctibiEty, acquit
nv client and save your country.
The prisoner was acquitted.
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THIS is the sort of thing we may

THIS is the sort of thing we may
expect to see in schools and lectures :
First class in beeisteak, stand up.
Miss Martha, please describe the pro
cess Of cooking a beefsteak one inch
and half thick, measured by Whit
worth's guage.' "Put it on grid
iron and broil it thoroughly, without
scorching, and serve it up with salt
and pepper" "Wrong. You may
step down and out. The process Of
cooking a beefsteak Of the above di-
mensions is to place it on gridiron
over q hot fire until the outside is
properly Drowned, but not scorohed;
you are then to remove it, and put il
on a plate in a hot ovan, where you
are to leave it from three to five min
utes. At the end of that time 1t will
be cooked through, and of delicate
roseate pink hue, neither dried nol
burned in any part thereof. If you
dare to salt or pepper it before serving
you will receive no diploma from this
institute. y
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-04-02
Business Notes.

Sound business-the drummer $.
Paying business--thc cashiers,
Fine business-the police court
judges.
Poor misunderstanding an aims
house.
A pretty piece ofbusiness-drawing
salaries.
A very wicked making
candles.
A smashing business rail
roads.
A heavy business-nnportin5 ele-
phants.
A dry Misunderstanding salt cod
fish
A shipping business--discAorsing
help.
Mean business - everybody ought
to.
known Of his business-the coal
HEAVIER,
TO do business must advertise
the same.
Nobody's business-who wrote this.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-04-02
TO the Voters of Fred
erfck County.

n LEMEN-Grateful for the very
VI fattering vote | received at the last
Republican Nominating Convention,
again at the urgent solicitation of any
warm friends in the several districts of the
county, announce myself rs candidate
for the next Sherifalty, and respectfully
solicit your support. -
june l3 te JOHN SWEADNER,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-04-02
Transient Roardel.s.

and SUMNER BOARDERS from the
cities during warm weather. The locality
is airy and delightful, good water and a
quiet abode free from the noise and hustle
of town or city.
sE The rooms are airy, clean and well
furnished. The house is new ard in good
repair.
The TABLE will be furnished in good
style, with all the substantals and dclica-
'cies of the season.
s- Persons from Baltimore or ether
large cities will find it pleasant place to
tarry during the warm season,
Cy- 1t is directly on tile line ofthe West
ern Maryland Railroad, easy of access.
Terms for board reasonable; apply soon.
MARTIN G. 0VERHOLTZER,
Proprietor.
April 2j-4W*
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in the rosy morn Of life and green
merino dress, was found on the street
at a late hour, singing not sadly but
very loudly, and she tore $500 dia-
mond pin out Of the officers shirt
bosom while being conducted to the
domicile ofest. Eighteen small boys
spent half aIday looking for the pin,
but alas ithad fed with all its rich
ness.
"You AhG .lengercus member of
society, Miss Howe" remarked ms
Honor as he collected the apple-par-
ings into heap at the right hand end
of his table.
Il will never get drunk again" she
replied, softly wipins her peach col
ored nose with lace handkerchief.
Il might excuse your intoxlcatlon, y
he continued, but how, Miss Howe,
can I excuse your feniish and malig-
nant conduct in stripping this faithful
and deserving officer Of his diamond
pin at this season of the year? Re-
feet on your conduct, Julia. Navi-
cation hasn't opened, trains are snow
bound, and it will be two months be-
fore he can get another $500 diamond,
Imagine the feelings eff his fond wife
and loving children as he goes home
this morning and breaks the news of
his great los All you wanted the
revenge Of 4 human tiger, and you
secured it. You have no excuse for
such conduct-none could be framed.
I feel that | must innict a heavy pun
ishment, and the sentence is that yol
pay inc Of s. or stand committed
for fifteen days
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JOHN iEfFERSON.

John secured piece Of coal, marked
his face and bIackened one eye,
tangled up his hair and buttoned his
coat clear to his chin, and as he
stepped ou1 ae said
Hold on, your Honor, In all
ready for trial but | wish you'd be
good enough to let me first send word
down to my wife, who is sick in bed.
The poor woman will be anxious about
me, and the children will be crying"
"John Jefferson, isn't it rather early
in the season for green things '' IN
quired the court.
"How-wnat p
"And John Jefferson, is it right to
try to come roots on an old man like
me, who has travelled, and whose in
nooence is his best hold p
Painful pause.
Don't you suppose that l krow
you are a single man, boarding on
Clay street, and that the sick wife
business is all bosh?' continued the
court. "Why, it wasn't month ago
that T fined YOU five dollars Is
there any foliage in ny face MIR. JEFF
fersono Do you see anything around
here that reminds you Of grassy dells
and waving sunhowers?"
"Well it wasn't much OF drunk,
anyhow" replied the prisoner.
"And I shan't put on much Of a
Gne," said his Honor. about five
dollars for drunkenness and five more
for lying to the people Of the State of
Michigan"
"I wal It. It carry this case up," said
the prisoner,
"All right, they'll carry you up
first, and then the Maria can come
back and carry the case up. It isn't
a very big case, and if they drive slow
they'll get it up all right"
HIGH c.
Mas. Dane hustled out, eyes full Of
business, and Us she wheeled around
in front of the desk she squealed:
II demand to see the court !"
MADAM" replied his Honor, as he
placed his hand on his heart-"gaze
on me and be happy"
"Whats this che.arge ." she in
quired in a. shrill voice as she turned
to him.
"Disturbing the peace by fighting
with your neighbors.'
"Never did it-no, sir, all a lie-I
demand my liberty she squealed
dancing up and down until her bon
net strings waved in the air like kite
tails on the telegraph wire.
"Slowly and gently, maGam, and
don't Ike III high key" said hi'
Honor,
"Guess I'll talk as 7 want to
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MUSIC!

Kitty Mckay Song and Chorus. Hays, 81
Out in the Snow; Or. Drunkard's ,,
Child. Hays. .....'. -. Al
Sweet little May Song and Chorus.
HayS,. ............... VI
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AN EXCHANGE says that the first
thought on cold morning IS God
help the poor" To Judge from aP-
pearances, the second thought is d de-
termination not to meddlo with the
lntantions q ProY!lea2a.