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THEY'VE CHECKED N THEIR oP@sATIoys.

THIEVES CHECKED IN THEIR OPP; iTI0TS.
John Mexican. alias James GLEASON, GU,tave
Scr. Elizabeth Higgins. and Jane Halhn. arrested and
held few days since committed two additional
complaints preferred 10y Dr. 3. B Wnrl OF No FOG We5
Fnrty -sccond-st- and L. j. Marsh OF No. OF West F
teenlhst Tho pawn tickets for tho property stolen
ths houses mentioned which has since recovered
found in possession Of e prisoners. Jane Inlpin
who employed 10 The house OF Dr. Ward ~ scrvan
confessed that Hckcan api S.ier had committed tho
burgarir-, and that they had committed snye other
bureaes. but had destroyed the ckots for property
which they had stolen and pnwnod
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Mcknight n Aidrfch, " Aldrtch, IT. q r Ahrch. A
NgltiDealr. IL a son. Drate, II VIII ans, Ar 4
HoNair, Ms Rcd Ond. Osborn, Cha biH W
r b rre. ~, y BeckVith Co'y, kpp-, 8T and Mn
LDbt Stack, a COutre. Miss Ida 5utPhen-
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sreourt OF her up for Chicago She sent letter apollo
rine Tor her non aud stating that she honed
cannon ev,r committed another such crime he wonlh DC
severely punished.
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miscellaneous.

7 ORD s. TAYLOR. Grand and Chry stie-sts
4 Euri.,h Bnty Brussels ~ ~ and y 20
Larli-t an! American IA estry.. IL % and 81 Ia,
NORWICH CANARiES,
~ superior u ctcr Eis-,m German oniefs for 'es
class bis requested, Tho advertiser VIII dtbf'i irc ~
New NaS not less Than 30 takrn any numO,t I" %" N
AUGUST meat hest oIcI- asorptul uf-t ucN 90 -i,L
Fa particulars b, nlag ,y dIt tel rLyc"ir q" NJ
CIAELJ~ fEiRI. Aslw eiluirp iisiL Imohah~iA NSs'
Nich. EuALuh
rE'O SURVEYORS. For sale, cheap, a City Thcodo-
lite, reading "a stc',s, End ilrnh tfAh tAlnk vae
minute boil Of ~i.h pole maze, ahd la good c"Tu
Address r. OOLErIhS Ogr place, near Ble.chcT ST. " u
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Alarble ano Slate Gldnisls.

A L GREATLY REDUCED PRlCES-AD ex-
~ tens. Ae ,.otA uf II AUIIE aud MAKLLEiIHU NAN
Tells aud ofhrr Marble Wort Marble Turning Tor ths
trade A. LASER. l34 fa5t Eighteenth Il, mar fhld ava
4 CIR AT reduction in prices of Marble and
"A Marbelol Manios all kinds Oi Floor Thing Monuments
Hoa stopc slabs tr Plumbers AMI Cabiurimaser- hOs
Oi.-rai at EIAEERN steam Marble H0TAS Nos III
io 223 VEST Flny .nrsi NJ, near Broaiway.
TASONI & ISOLA,
" olEAM NAiUl.Is ind GRANITE WORKS.
liG Ia la2 Nest iutli ~, guadva
Monuments MaYte.s. Mar. F-tl7N rl's HALscJt.ng
&c. Importers aud manufactures IA Ity % naTos
work Of every drsCr lt on.
stTFWhRT'% Slate NantclS, Marble and Wood
~ Mantre and ELEGANT designs 80 the lowest riccs
90 232 wosI Twenty Irj betsoe1 SCI cn;h AID
Li-ath
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NINIATINE NIANM. e., 49,
srn rfs~s A. Y san so. 90 1nDl Won orts. ooI
wAKG rus DAY-A "
T-lani. 90, IieI e. Ferry -
UIfH rus DAP "
,.,av pook tsoys f.lan O3t Hell %. Ferry. 234
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MAxisE CouRr-rgi.L TsrS-Psu t.-dHoss '.
1903 Uavin Agy Oceanic :. 22DJ .Newber1y agt Meyer
Nav 20 POD Ross sgt. ByrBes
2u5O locks agt Tho Mayor Z2lB Ebls at IelbuHcher
&c 26f7 Clsudo act Foley ~ al
ARA Bennett Art Gnrdsn 1918 Mirhssis oal sst HnS
s393. I;sru,s agt. Oslprno 800 sfinal. . MI,
0oTs U,itrce kulft et 1852 Isaacs 81 I'll DELL
- imPih. 49,,
I7il ToSn,end Art Barber. 1929. Lovy agt jacob
2Oi9. GIinn ast Banngn ct al jS-ISniIh AT OiilA"oL
2O2l James sgt MrCpInin
PARf II.-JOACmNsYN J.
10 Deckel ACT IIewsto. 2372. Frye et al. agt Wing
want 2JT3.. WCsteriHi OF al ast
cci9 Satt,ry III AL AIT Ben. Hllile VI al
eficf 9"TG. WHIP aet 81 rte RI RI
go az rarbelL = ; McCiuTe 81 al Set No"@'
a ct 30 Ilkman aEL III -.
li.o Mnr, OF al agt ~ Swnrny art. PRIV 81 A.
bnru 2.,S.I-W0,ssf'.r litin6I Agt
ST. Adams MT. Hfrr son. 1890 Bro iuei'. .,...-,,.
J5. .StOTny at CIObAs IfSl IAo'i'J AB% ''''"'D"
PART TII.-ALKEi- j.
ADJ McC,he act. Ions- Sl-S. HUNT agt- Eaab
xo,fh Ut nj - , iicr sgt.t hl -, iD'pfh
351S Tinkgrt g -heis SDOI C~T iSi % Al hS1 I'M
1851. .Burgtr Il M Az. Al - NJ
bern ct al 297t iia'I a 4. Elsn'r
2TG7 .ScNidp;.r aSt. Fisher, 't 8. @pD"/ AL
iniu,d 800. .GUt fnan AT kan
3tDl For,ft Ct al agt. li-c e.. .
~lnvue $3.50 Oglon 81 al. agt Se5oh
3JG2. Va WORT o. Al az. $500. "b 20 -.
RDwu 81 20. .Sili rfnIbp AT. Hooper
3l22. Nat Tube W. Co. agt SKY
cal aih- - a.
CYNICAL SF>-IONs-Si-rIT JfHl,n = l''o"n Drr
lar. t,war g. curT, fronipns assult and 9tr f" -
Ru- Las J. williamson James Raymond. as rance o hail.
grand Larceny. James Johnson iai,o prot n'oS
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The c.pcnar Of hauag the oil tho ca, to Tie
Baltimore ana OAiJ Railroad de ot wouid be lbOnt ID
cons per bIg.l hat IL Will DO seen IAIt ONLY barge
o. cuui b. shipped 81 profit
There Is auotac. elem. nj tlat will come In 10 interfere
W II the ics 81 the ~ Itiun, al. chat is Ae
fIinDls Columbia Con Int Company. las Company Eas
"A PHO lc lOT iran, Orat.On ~ era L. OF iaI FROM
tie Bniirr County Oi-Ac!d 80 within 100 feet at -
conn elton Wiih urge tanks on the Arhauy RIVER
a few miles above the cry From IN Sc tanks n0 leads
uud r tc n;;mbcr OF the .ctn 40 the city.
THY have made spc.: tc Efforts 80 i4ke this conIcc
tio Of 90 feet, H. do II h.,o 10 iho r Ol The
Western PENNSYLVANIA HaIlr al. ia . corporation has
resisted tis ,i4ui tr uiuit CO.n!iu,
trtcs Professionally. and hIs fr successfully With tIs
pip. In. ~ operation. Pittsburgh rciiHeIs would
iG,,c tl,y arcc>s ca tho oI r"5.Unt N'5oiuE
have been "a Vracss fof the nirChoe Of to linc
by IN EulIr TgII.roftItion Company. which - only
anonrr in III q Tor the PrnAS YAM. E'i r"ah
Company. Il has b"n lie Lime and =, ain INA! iIs
sale "a made, bIt tIr Wl:icr can IA! tAis M al
tnpry. TIE p.cc haI been .cd an i,mo set l0r tie
frsf payment AM Ia conclusion o. the 81 w.lrh "it'
TIrs,ly, April n Thc L.Hpre LLe O.J or, hasiu,
fdrd 10 com lcta tao piTch sc, an ds~h- l1r IN no
time. they inform a That tIr e.. g was "ithd AVN
NeOtt l.iJHs now ia lHSIcs, .""cn tic Com'liN
anl of The Iciin woI will c1a3o ti"n to ihc
trOublc Tor the u.ipciI1n Ihr LsG4ts given aiiDNe
n iiOu d.d NOT "a lUdc pipe ac frc e-ts
railroad and river THESE 81 cen TIC Con
Guit Company h!H: oil 10 tS C.!y iOr b rcn-r.
thereby SAVING tue entire rarual or llter lrlglis-
small Item wi'ge - c's btrrc 'a GOD prJLs N OIL
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Gorsrs. Carriaees, Garnces, Sc.

ITOR SALE-A very fine fAMBLETONlAN
COLT years ol trn, better than two FRY po
upgraph sent on Application To g. A. ~ trC n SALON. SAsA
LOR SALE-The hapd>Omest turnout III the
,ity: rosy PUAETDN and haTu"s-. pony liI handt
HIGH years warranted sound kn and renile safe "i
Law dI ye, tual allowed Inquire ~ JAMES NJ Liz
GAN. r., }.4 HLcsUn 81. IN store, N""-N ORR Citr-
CARRIAGES. "A large stock Of PliAETOA. 4.
X RocLa"ays. ard n"iop n1gsits Depot and oii-i
" a.ous of ms own make at fartuTris prices
CHARLES CRUDE. III West Bnoad~s
fr(KT STATIONS FOR SALE PRIVATEL
~ tyiy POU valuable Young cntTo CART HORSES. a.
pirr breed tonT, SIZE suOi at and
bU appearance anf 7r1cier
tFrv have al ITi,er try hrve barn shown Ter ihD
~prtlc both liurol rslr, Not.ingramS ir. fork.lr,
crspir- Wgsmursian They be NJ " -
laws Angel Hotrl Ryth, near MOrs sop Noting
haishrc after 2nth July. lNi, where further inior
horses be
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european Advertisements.


/ AUSANNE, nl.-FirSt- class School
Young lrGics, conducted by vi and 3ils- lFnc On
IaNan E,o.y aNs;a 20 oatSL Froneh and - fnar ci.
sDNa Ion r:OslcstlH NC. ply u 81 Bctnaa
Cor set emery Broadway and Twenty seventh ~
DEMlrTANCES TO EUROPE, CHINA, IA
Ia PAS. INDIA. and 10 All PA1tS 81 IhE wOGLh
c.aJ O. D. r,larop With tie thclo B'n@ IA All
parts %. t. ~OI.L
ryUT CHEQUE BANK, HEAD OFFICE.
r.nk dr., or ,nY anari rAca rot sing 9l0 may
H. n'a il 10, e. TIE -e,fciar, ~" uJCr-~ar " 'u,
together w't smiling oStrs tor Ioss:nm-Ai Sc, ps &C.
osul toA tbecha
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". DAILY, IN j., ltOblArOh anu
)aE. u.
~ Feiboret agt. Weeks.
S. MatStgn agt. Gould.
81. smith hgL naIta.IOTDa
It al.
V6 Nc krnna and ano. agt
Bifhcr.
"a AMMAN agt. liiChcy and
arc.
3...l;eadr agi. Gould. imp'd
Nc.
IL Miller agt. Burke.
lll..lBuITDWs Igt Howell.
32..Jl chit agi. WassrrInan.
40 .tVDuJv a;L CantTrlL
40 Mp1rc agt. Rant 81 nj.
81 Di.lleer AL. Bsehman.
ri l.-LuEw. j.
22Ii Paol AIT stevens
lll3.HiumiDsI agl. Crook.
.UI..PCfrs, aum'T, nct.
Mas Mat |. Ins.
&c.
A5O Sands sgt. Hughes
1913. starr at Van Nalken.
burgn.
72l. .Salias agL Frank.
2O2U. .NanderIDrl AIT The
Mayor. sc
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ChLENDARS-TnI, DAY.

srrnENS courr- cn,Nny -L,0HEScE.
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Cos, nn0 found

Z OST-P NSSROOK No. $3.50. Deliver 10
A. GERdAN SAVINGS BANK. Oh CDon square
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l7OR..Gurr1ry aSL Pcteis
tt al.
liGS Do !n agi. y. Y, j.. and
J. Nj IN ai".
100 " i'ri. ain Z, &c. AKA.
kippr. al.
lS12 Crr3inrr an ano at.
The Manor. 40.
271i Trnpir ~ ~. Iouirrl
a Z. SIC abe.
gSp Mit"-s ayi. ~,.eAil
II : toNrrs AMI aIo. AIT.
GrI,-.
ltt4 .Pllti, assignee, agi.
dmilt.
1924 CIl-iiH 1T al. AT. GUM.
d..
I'll. Mac ar'anl AIT. Hart
fnTi H.d y. ! ~.rln-
buat co.
liSS .irNoN act. Julian.
1910. .N.srand alIU. at. NIch.
Olson.
rARf III
Oh De Irco at. Kelly.
= i'ItT.
1915 Strong. zee T. aSi. Tain
tor.
1923. Ocfr ch AMI auO. ast.
CUB r. 90 III.
- 20 Ill -t. " pud - I'll.
1913. Cunningham 81 Al agi.
S.Okr- AMI 1no.
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|F&e.O' t--sh - - - -
LAk-LA
Ii. Equitable IA'e As- 80
cisIy - tho u n. sgL
Stevens 81 ~.
llj .COilICan aKt. Ba.c.ay.
ll6.-llildrbraud agL Con
over II al
III. brown agL ThuTber
- Lewis u nj. at Tucker.
81 Int Life insIr snCu 90.
agt- Franklin y. Ins.
Ca
CO.. Dalton agt. y. J. Nut
Lie las. Gu.
T..Mciogan at THO
Mayor &c
TEAL TRRG +
@Siis W.l,le agL uayiianl
BIZ .Julina1n AT Moran.
40 '.llsh aeL Napier.
IL ) Security BanA uf y. Y.
agt Bk of Republic.
1879 BflisTl agL Hoe.
- hct aniey. adm L. art
Cans
li3l.. Qninn agt. Crawford.
To-. Manning agt Tho
Mzyur.
1897 NuITlli art Petracll.
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&c.
Si3 Duncan agt. y" w I,
2.,gN pny ~ The Nsy0r. sc.
l4.,3. Lang ast AlteiiHAnJ
ct ii.
M .Spragln and ano nSl
i!rrUurr
Sf1 Plat' agt tr1r' Il al.
1871. Derry at. Derby.
l.,lJ. .fur an ant aho not
Nnnnrboru a Il 1np.
lJ-9 Shrr uJI q i. IL 'auidn
aud AFRO.
i2i7. sun tTItlu@ anl rub.
"A. a2t.IIihn1r 80.
l,-GiO, I'll act. X me-.
sol Cunningham at Mar
tip'i :l.
1851 Glenn a2t MN.
4 .5-t.ii"lt" a 1. H. tr-'nw.
IOOl McHuli'ch - al. agt
Holman - A..
lGJ9 .Mat. las lsL Mcfu.t
apl ara.
iGlj..ktYh."cr ami ann. nj
-tn icbnru and auO.
1910 D,lt-sir Bank MT
~oun-Doru AMI ano.
IGl2. ", --ri- i9t. The Mayor.
d..
49, .Nnru. AFT. iichbar I.
- > Fuili.pr. r.. ar. Vol
krIipsafi dno.
1901 Eu-s'uin ant aIo. AT
MaAou iad alu.
SiT. ward ast RJ, invalid
- i.
S.T..ANrll ! AIT Wchst I
an G1O
ilG3 LUtnfr- Bf1' of y. y.
AT. lac1uy AL snD.
1855 B-ririt nj. Taylor AID
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THE OH MARKET CONEINA TTOY.

RULES OF TIE CENTRAL ASSOCIATION"
now THE STOCK OF THH CrNBiTATloN IS BIS
TEmUrFD-GEEAT POWER or THE EXECUTIVE
COMNiTTE-REsISTANCe OF MANI PITTSBURGH
EEFINEKs-lnE COLUMBIA COHDCIT COAPANY'S
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aAO.
PART Ivan BRENT. !
I'..Gurr1ry aSL Pctets lt,S ..Gnil
ttiL ~
y . Dc, lr agi. y. Y. j.. and J sta g.
j.. MI an aHo. livi btd
-NAN nIl,Nr. ].

-
It,S .GHli Ian MT T. T. CO.
Hgf. AZ. ~. T.. y. /
5i..IIi or asI. WI aniHyu.
livi b-ai lrd Ct al. acL
~ iJ.-
lluS... hnJe ani ano. AFT.
Chomicsl Ma Bans.
NJ. f.aWr. at. Cecil
1885 snort at. lac Cr0Ssley
60.
1922 Bailey. rrc'r. art. Sppf-
ffIl go.
zoos VIII T.O7, a 'mr. &c.
al Nilt Itln.
p The Pea 40 o,ato OF
y. :. cS e.. fioy d
at COIhi!I.
a9O. .>c.Ipp at Noorhls
Hul auo.
liii..EyorW1u. r., ngt How
ART It Ill
1852 ..IIarprr AZ Tanner.
las DeAterct 81 = 4. smith.
HAgrPrr, J
90 tray anl aro. agt. Cen
IT.. Ktt. Of y J.
3-1l .~rarl, t.t scare.
1888 Wool nsL Ihe Mayor.
sc.
300 Par in> mi BnO. agt.
iIc NJ 7. 81.
20 ! ..!rtrr,, ...... AT. The
Mayor. 80.
1891. Woo and ano. ACT TIE
Manor. ~.
l1SJ. WlitgrIIa'r.". an .uian',
AL ph.lil .tOu.
al EmDrr-ouH-i. A1.u.tll.
27nl Bn.tan at Chh,".
O>3 Plat. ass. aSL Van
Nammr. mp a.
Ss7-. Davis. T or. All. Pant
PA MoSRiL G. J.. FHEEpAAS
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A. u. q. u.
%

An Uffa,Ezg Remedy fer
COUGHS. COLDS, HOARSENESS
ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS INFLUENZA.
SORENESS OF the THROAT, CHEST
ana LUNGS, .rnd all Diseases leading to
CONSJAPFtOS.
II win not make new lungs. hnt IL viii pre-
vs-i the disease from spreadiag Throughout the
whole substance of the. luags, therefore ~faeilitA-
ting recovery
II is prepared from Vegetable Extracts AID
BArks, OF wonderful Healing properties. and, his
BAlssm Is highly recommended by physirizn-
olergymen aud others. testimonials from whom
| eau ~urnisA without rumher.
The children like itssnd they.'sl
1t cures their colds and makes them well
And mothers SEEK The store 20 try u;
With hundreds W no desire TO buy il.
Don't fail 10 try IL. II is pleasant to take.
See that fne name Of r. W kipsmsn is bicw WI in
the bottle.
R-sAmrie Bottle and CirrusHr Free.A
y w. KINsuAN, rROF'R.
Prices rs and IS Ceuts. Largest Bottles cheap
esi.
5000 for a better article.
SO. O00 for a ease IL will not eure.
TOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
3l-iyeow
rea-For Sale by DR.. Moore. Scranton.
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A5oUT WAuERISG PoTTED PLANTS.
II there Be one thing more than
erssber in Horticulture that requires
experience. skin aud good Judgement.
ii is watering plants. No rules that
can be given, except very general
ones, are OF much avail. Bat plants
must be watered. and tirose who
have charge OF them must study the
habits Of each species, and The various
other conditions which should modify
the treatment, and learn, each for
himself, when to give and when to
withhold the life~-prescrving liquid.
II we treat all or plants alike, we
shall be sure TO kill some Of them.
Some species need q great deal OF
water. others comparatively little /;
and the same plant needs when in
rapid growth a quantity that would
greatly injure, il not destroy it, when
10 a dormant or half dormant condi-
ton. Plants will not live long in
staguant water and mud of a badly
drained pot. What they wan i.
moist earth. sufficiently loose to ali
wafer and air, bearing the elements
Of nutrition in solution. We give
them ate in order that this cir, or
the fsrtilizing gases. circulating in
tie soil, may always be moist-Ex.
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p.ar - u1asa vHfsm ~enaai 10 AesHsmg
.rs So rsse b. rs-s ae@ss ar.srrssss s-sa
rs-. 80 $1,000 80 rH t~ns.rwafian
t44ars ~
STAR OFFICF.
~ o X s A L T.
II
.-rtrF 49, fr vGsva La ps-~r sanufv
.-b~~ ID fIsr ~. H.. lie ~ wstsh sre
a ~-Hi rsfi4p o., 4 bssnfif-I suruv b-.uek ~
t.-t. 81 wfirb A. .ooS-d
on ths tract ia frap- dwelling house Of faur
rooms Vie ve-s,a.b II font and rear. log
NHHrFWm az amnE HFUWNn W#H ard FfmHHH III
nor. ~ .sa.i..S n - n. p-orrrss s5isir-
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&c. 80 o,l.- r.p.s sp5 49, ps.af.
r.rs !. S.g..iV 1sss4.s vtb evsryrs., ,-se.
= a. .rrs,cs,sion.hlv 900 IN ar 80.
49, - 80 ~. ni.rs h. 1900 b.vs ~ ~ rr.r.
80 - e. 80 g.-sst. - 80 fr..h
49, go ar-ss 80 10. ls,s v,itb H.
bo,..o, - 1900 eLzs- - =. ,ims
a. m -. - $500 IA - In s.Iti.
x.t0. IN L-.bs. as 500 - rbs.,t,.r-vp
49, urss-ips--v Cos-tv N..s,ci
g. -. 49, !,
.-gItT Il OFFICE
AALCAbLE IAh LoCis fhofhhil
One Of the nost elegant, ceufortsble and
attractive Fh~eso on theSsa Coast Of hisHssippi
II oH@red ~ a pnee ~ totcw lis value and On
very easy terus. The House is 5'H7A feet, two
s~toris., with large dormer windows, eleven
rooms. ard = wide bali with folding doors. Tue
grounds are handsomely adorned witt orr~nsn-
~tsitrees. Eight acres NTH tot all nch hammock
laDo, veTV prodocifve, Under good ieHse, ana
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sJaao ksor tow e b yvr.sl',
bfos. 10 the Coi1ssl.
aBaTsiisl BY tie world's rude
storms you acc ne here a stranded
wreck Scarce three moons past .
Isf NJ Office 10 charge o. ny worthy
foreman sbd sought the peaceful vale.
and calm rests af the Maskiugd1n
VALLEY. where ny childhood sported.
Returning stepped at Cincinnati.
| fell into evil company sed-0ut
Why dwell on details? Esoogh that
I am-whal am-disheartensd.
ruined, broke. A mark for scorn to
point her SLOW, un.rTing finger Vt.
As1 was about giving up 10 despair,
having given up everything else that
/ rad, | thought Of you. Sir, | an
here. You did not send for ne, but
| have come. Your name is known
and honored from one end of this
great Republic to the other. It
"Glows on TIE stars,
Refresbss the breeze,
W.-zs IN The Sun
And bIos-1us OF the trees
when the NatioSl Treasury was
threatened by a body OF greedy Com
gressmen, you stood Ike a wall Of
adanaDt between the people end
those inismouc salary grabbers. Lend
me a dollari'
"My dear sir the Colonel has,
tened to erplsiB, you mistake the
cas- entirely. was one OF the grab
bers.H
you were?n LgraspiGg the Colo
sels hard warmly. $50 much the
Let NE congratulate you
that a parsimonious public could not
frighten you out of what was but a
fair remuneration for your invaluable
services. 1 an glad that your PEI
cuniary circumstances are 30 much
better than l supposed. Make it
txorr
And the Colonel did. 1t was the
only clear thing for him 10 do.
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smorr ise owiy fsaH is great
H~aay ssss tsi mit bs recover
81 tafmalm'T hsSsr ksa
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broken tsaris Token hss5s ssd
s-en brosea efoekery
Ihass alvas 81 asCT Hhck 70 Il
Jet. that be who regents ~ ss ~ =
stronger arj safef nan thar hs sho
don't tsmnii &c.
TIE slouesi timo on record h
sksle tine and tie fastest u spirkin
time.
Tao nan who j. slwuss prepared
for good or lad lock. and treats
them both alike, IL Q hero.
| believe al th9z. who made them.
selves common enemies OF mankind
nav died a violent death.
Take away the fear Of The las ard
j had rather liz amung the bowling
beasts on the desert than amung
mankind.
He WHO forgif. another forgifs
himself, for we are all oy US guilty ov
about the same SINS.
Specialtys are what wins in this
world.
A Jak OF all trades is like a man
with heas all over him-he is too
bizzy with the heas to do emmy thing
well.
You will oftin see CRATE learning
and folly close together, for he who
se.s CRATE things plainly IL oflin apt
TO see little things 4dimly.
The fear or the rod IL more pow
,erfnl than the use ov it.
Truth IL sinple-so Emple that
tie phoolish often mistake it for
weakness.
IF man could get nd Of hir.elf,
solitude would be q good place for
many Of then to 90 10.
The devil always keeps the guide
boards that LEAD to his doniuious
fresh Ititerei and in goos order.
Tkere ere % people Fho get
s.sbbed of,sEsr th=n those 10 are
slEs- s,iskilg their bsse iatc f0~
tzriiF.
Tyou expect TO win With a lie,
yo- lave got TO play il quick.
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What Is Earth 2

What is Earth. Sexton ? A place to
dig g-aves.
What is Earth, Rich Man? A place to
work slaves.
What is Earth. Grey Beard 2 A place
10 old.
What Err.h. Miser? A place to dig
gold.
What is Earth. School Boy? A place
for my play.
What is Earth, Maiden' A place to
be gay.
What il Earth, Seamstresst A place
where to weep,
What ia Earth. sluggard A place for
to sleep.
What is Earth, Soldier A place for a
battle.
What is Earth, Herdsmanr A place 10
raise cattle.
What is Earth. Widow A place OF
true sorrow.
What is Earth, Tradesman? 1 will tell
you tomorrow.
What is Earth, Sick Man ? 'Tis moth
ing to me.
What is Earth, Sailor7 Ny house is
the ses.
What is Earth, Statesman? A place TO
TO win fame.
What is Earth, Author ? III write there
my name.
WHAT is Earth, Monarch ? For my realm
il is given.
What is E rth. Christian The gate
way to Heaven.
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In three years tse cotton crop Of
the South yielded ll.750OO0 bales. Of
the estimated value of 1915, 900.
The value of the crops for the three
years proceeding the war was s534,-
100000.
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The lady who advertised q lecture
on the sutjcct Of Moods" was dis
gu.ted at not having the "irst person
present"
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~Sekretz," says josh Billings, as q
bad insestment-if you pass it, you
loze the principal and If you keep it,
you loze the infepesl-"
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To DEALERS IN IRos TrEs,
Plrz'.y, asI-Csuntry Msrisartsgs'sradiy.
Gentsuen;
We mos, sincerely tsnder our thanks
for your very liberal support and patronage OF
the celebrated ARROW TIE and here
bV des re- to sdvi-e Won that we are now pre-
pared to meet the demands Of all orr patrons re
qulring the wall known i7repressible Arrow
1IE, and other open side shot. " Cotton Ties.
having on hand the largest stock ever held
throughout the ooi,cr Safes Which we author
is@ sor' in sny aaantity under full guarantee as
as regards qualify, and al The lowest market
rates, by our agents in the following cities.
New Orleans. La. Mobile. IA.
Memphis. Tenn. Montgomery, Ala
Louisville XIV. Atlanta GH.
81. Louis, No. Macon, Ga
Galveston. Texas. SAVANNA, C1-
Charleston, :. G. IlmingtOn n. 2.
Petersburg Va. Norfolk, Va
Baltimore, Nd. New lork.
Very respectfully,
R. W. RGyne g. Co.,
GENERAL AGENTS.
s4pl2-3m Pate Ba-s.stt & Rsyne.l
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he was n Warm Spring Indian the
moment he sat down on q hot stove.