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Middletown transcript., 1875-09-25
THE BEST
AND HAS NO EQUAL
sMDDLErowS, DEL, August, 1876.

~ eaMDDLErowN, DEL, August, 1876.
Dear Str: -
We invite your attention to our AMER
IcAN EvAPoRAToR for curing all kinds fruits,
berries and vegetables This machine COM
bines, BY philosophical and practical ar
rangement, currents of heated air iu the most
advantageous manner, altogether evading the
old style of straining and cooking all the fruit
in the trays above while drying one, the
lower tray which heretofore has SO impaired
the color, flavor, and market value of dried
fruits. The i3fss4e ess...l 81. ass
AMERICAN EHAPORA TOR, a
By an entirely new plan, almost instantly
dries the cut surface, preventing oxidation,
thus securing the best color, retaining the
favor, glucose or fruit sugar, inasmuch as the
cut surface is never subjected to the steam or
vapor thrown off by subsequently, inserted
trays. Our machine secures the best possible
and really the only scientific application of
dry heat.to all the trays yet introduced in the
history of drying fruits. This fact is proved
by the great capacity per square foot of our
eyaporating surface. Machines in three sizes
ready for shipment. Prices: $50, $75 and
5000. -sk2a I u Z. aE-'li-s7 sAsa %
The machines can be seen inu operation
daily at Warwick, Md, and Middletown, Del,
during the entire season. Address all orders,
AMOS STOUFFER,
Aug l4lm Middletown, Del.
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CLOTHS. CASSIMERES.

Fine French and English Black Cloths,
Black Diagonal, sifk-faced, figured and silk
all-wool Cassimeres, suitable for the most fas-
tidious taste. Small plaid and plain Cassi-
meres for small and large boys wear.
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LOST.

A memorandum book, containing account
Of hauling &c. The finder by leaving it at
the POST OFFICE will greatly oblige the
owner, WV. W. WILSON.
Sept 25-tf
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NOTICE.

Parties having WATCHES in my posses
sion for more than one year must call for
them within thirty days or they will be sold
for repairs. THOS. MASSEY, in.
Sept. 4-4w.
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MOURNING GOODS.

Black all-wool Cashmeres, Poplius, Hem
rietta Cloths, Tamise Cloths, Deiaines, Ans
traiian Capes, &C., new style Cd plaid Diaeo-
nal and Black Mixed RepeIlants for ladies'
and misses Suits. 80
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The Right Rev. B. B. Smith, Of
Kentucky. presiding bishop Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church in the
United States, has written aletter from
Hoboken, New Jersey. to Assistant
Bishop Dudley, Of Kentucky, stating
that be thinks it improbable be shall,
90 account Of bis old age, be able to
resume his duties in Kentucky, and
handing over to Bishop Dudley all his
scclesiastical authority in the diocese as
far % warranted BY the canons Of the
church.
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Arp Goods and GroftritA |
0 . ~ q !
The Best Bar rgains
EVER oFFEREDl
Eliason Bros.
WILL OPEN THIS WEEK
5000 Yards New Spring Styles
PRINT'S,
BEsTMAKEs, AT CTS. By the yard.
gleathed ytluslins.
FRUIT OF THE LOOM, 10 cents
FOREsTDALE, -
u
WAMSUTTA, l53

CLARK'S best @. N. T. Spool Cotton, only
SO cents per dozen or cents spool.
JOB LOT of Ladies' Kid Gloves, only 65 cts.
per pair-selling everywhere for 81 90.
LADIES' Misses and Children's Sewed Shoes
at zoe, SOC, 75c, and 81 40 per pair. A
spleadid Ladies' Kid Foxed Cater for 81.
GENTS ard Boys Caters and Balmorals at
81 25, 81 40, ST. 95 and 50 10 per pair.
ALSO, large lot of Mems Plow Shoes, laced,
81 IS and 81 so per pair; buckled, 81 65
and 81 Is per pair.
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BOOTS & SHOES

Ladies' fine Velvet and Kid Slippers, 81 90
to $l.25 per pair Ladies' Button Pebble Gal.
ters, $2.25 to $2.75. Ladies' Lace BalmoFal
Shoes, sewed, $l.25 to So 25; Mems Iaca
Boots and Caters, $l.25, stu, $s.00, $Q.S
GUNS, gold and nickle-plated Pisteis. ali
at low prices. Our friends and the public
will please aud examine cur stock before, pur-
chasing. Respectfully,
s. 4. sTERHEaS9sUo.
Middlefown Del Anril ~ 1ars
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CLOTHING.

Cashmere Pants for men and boys, 81 80 10
$2 80. Heavy Black mixed Cashmere Suits,
for Gents and Boys, $40 90, $12 90 and $l5.
Overcoats of all sizes and prices.
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"A snow storm prevailed on Mount

"A snow storm prevailed on Mount
Washington, N. b.. Saturday. No
trains or stages were run on the noun
tain 10 consequence. Twelve inches
Of snow fell at River do Lcup, Canada
on Saturday much damage was done
to fruit and ornamental trees by the
storm which prevailed.
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CARPETS

1000 yards Carpeting and Mating, consist
ing of ine extra wide Brussels, 81 so to 81 rs
Ter yard; all wool Ingram 85c. to $l.l0;
wool filling, 60 to 75c; Hemp, Cottage, Rag
and Stair Carpets, 35 to so cts. ~
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CLOTHING

Mems and Boys Ready-Made Suits from
81 90 to $500 Mems fine cloth Goats and
Cashmere Pants. Also, Fine Suits made to
order for $4,000 to $25 90.
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NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS.

All persons are forbid trespassing on the
premises of the undersigned, either for Gun
ming or otherwise, as the law will be strictly
enforced against all those so offending. g..
GEORGE WIGGINS. +
Sept. 25-2t. @9i aia Ai.S
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AFoy the Msddletovn Transcript

Mother dear, once ! had,
With love fond and deep,
Her hand gently pressed mine,
AS she sung me to sleep.
If but bruised my hand,
Gentle tears fell,
Then she would kiss it,
And say-''now it's WE'LL"
Thank God she is resting,
In Heaven above,
While her boys rowing,
But feeling her love.
Will keep from temptation,
And save her pure name;.
Will come from the furnace,
Without spot or stain.
Thanks to the kind friends
Who gave us our bread,
Blessings in Heavenl
From dear mother dead.
RosALEINE.
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.EE HERE!!
At Anderson's Drug Store,

You can get Xxx SWISS LINIMENT, sure
cure for Frosted Feet, Lame Back, Rheuma-
tism, Bunions, Neuralgia, Pains in the Head,
Side or joints, Sore throat, &c. Use it and
suffer no longer.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

We make these our specially, ordering our
stock two months before the season from thu
manufacturers enables us to offer the best Of
goods at the lowest prices. Mems heavy
whole stock Boots, So oos 50, 90; Boys
heavy whole stock, 81 75, 2 90. 2 so, 3 90;
Gents Calf Boots and Button Shoes, double
sole, $4 90, A so, 90. Ladies', Misses and
Children's Button and Lace Shoes in Kid, Mo-
rocco and Lasting, made by Philadelphia
manufacturers and every pair warranted
prices, 81 90, 1 rs, SO, Is, 2 90, 2 IS,
2 so, 3 90, $50.
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1T ACTS LIKE MAGIC.

Taken inwardly it cures Diarrhea, Dysen-
terry, Cholera Morbus, cramps, &C.
All we ask for it is fair trial. Sold only
by ANDERSON, who keeps all the Patent
Medicines Of the day.
Sep 25-ly. Sac
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STATEMENT

Showing the Condition Of the
Delaware State Fire and Ma
rine Insurance Company of
Delaware City, Del, ON the
2Oth day Of September, 1876:
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RIII

LIST. Force Feed Arrangement for SoDing
Grain, consisting of one gum and one iron
roller; which is really the only Force Feed
arrangement made, giving you an even and
regular distribution of grain at all times. Can
sow any amount of grain from peck to two
bushels. ;s.4 s4sltl
I'd. The Patent Spring Hoes, having Gum
Springs on end of Drag Bar land the only
perfect gum spring arrangement made), there
by doing away with the old wooden brake
pins, and allowing the Drill to pass any OBJ
struction that the axle will 60 over without
in any way interfering with the working of
the Drill sA $50
Sd. The Patent Movable or Sliding Faicrum
Of Spring Bar, for sowing the grain deep or
shallow, is an improvement not possessed by
any other Drill. H
4th. The Patent Shield for Covering the
Gear-cheels, to prevent clogging or cramping
with weeds or cornstalks, or accomplishing of
grit and gravel, and making the Drill run
heavy, is a decided Improvement over all
other Drills. E w
9TH. The Land Suruyor is as correct as it
is possible to make one, having one face
showing Lie part of an acre, and another
face registering the acres.
9th. The Patent A1les are so constructed
that the bearings are on the outer and inner
parts of the spindle, causing the Drill to run |
lighter to tue team, and more steady than if
bearings were on centre of fspindle.
7th. All we can say for the Patent Guano
or Fertilizer Attachment is that it is the only |
Drill which will SOW or distribute properly
all kinds of fertilizers 10 all conditions
THE BEST also has Patent Hoe Shitter, by
which Boots can he changed from straight to |
zigzag line, or vice versa, while seeding |
along. The Grass Seed attachment is perfect. |
good and superior points, possessed by this
Drill, here, without occupying too much
space. Suffice it to say, that our Drill is just
what is claimed for it se 20 s. ise
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A FULL BRASS BAND
will be present during the Fair.
DAmrc m AnHEroor0Hr

RATES OF ADMISSION:
Single Admission, SO cts.
Season Tickets - $l.00.
Children under IL, Is cts
Children, Season Tickets for so cts
Carriage, &C., Saddle Horse, 25 cts
One or Two-Horse Carriage, 25 cts
Admission to Grand Stand, Is cts
Season Tickets admitting to Quarter
Stretch, $l.5o
/. Books are now open and every information
cheerfully given by addressing the Secretary.
WIN. R. COCHRAN, President. d
]. THOMAS BUDD, Secretary,
sHti Middletown, Del.
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SILKS.

Fine Cashmere and Groe Grain Black Silks
So. so to $3.O0-worth $4OO Striped Japan
ese Silk, 81 to SO cents. -
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The Maryland Campaign.

The Republicans formerly pledge their
support to Harris. Wallis and wilkins
OF their Convention, We'd
nesday. 4 ss4ssEs Il ss6..5
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Middletown, DEL, April II, 1875.
Middletown transcript., 1875-09-25

The Grounds are now being improved by
additional buildings for exhibitors of stock,
and large and elegant building has been
erected for the tF
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-16
Old Fort Bedford.

Bedford, a pleasant old town on the
left bank of tho Raycstown branch Of
the Juniala, is situated about the mid
die of the county. The country around
Is semi-mountanious, romantic and fer
tile. We were kindly shown the attrac-
tons OF tho village. The most notable
object is the remains of old Fort Bed
ford, log block house, occupied by a
small British garrison, to protect the
settlers from the Indians. The house
stands in the middle of the town, with a
small green in front, and is now occu-
pied for business purposes. Across the
street is o.nted out stone house,
where the British officers of the post
quartercd, and few doors from there
we were shown the house at which
Washington stayed when passing
through Bedford during the whisky in
surrocuon. In 1869 Captain James
Smith surprised and captured Fort Bed
ford, to release some paxton Boys"
confined there. We were shown the
identical flag that waved over tho fort
on that occasion, made of crimson
damask silk, with the cross Of ST. George
in the upper corner. 1t appears 10 be in
as good condition as when first hoistcd
on the banks of the Juniata. The identi.
~ Of this flag is undoubted, and it is
now the property Of Hugh More, ex.
sheriff and treasurer Of Bedford County.
-DoylcSt0ra (Pa.) Democrat.
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The French project of letting the sea
overflow part Of the Desert OF Sahara,
and thus render unnecessary the fright
full land journey Of two thousand miles
from Morocco to Tinbuctoo, is finding
advocates in England. Some, indeed,
think that the sand would soak up the
water after il was introduced, faster than
fresh supplies could be let in, but the
success of the Suez Canal appears TO re-
flute this idea. Then, too, there is an I'M
certainty as 10 the desert levels, for the
surveys thus far made have been quite
imperfect. Still the idea has entered
the heads of thoughtful! men, and it Is
quito probable that some preliminary
examinations may be instituted. If sue
ocssfnl, it might ut Jay for some time,
but in the end, equatorial Africa coult
be reached without exposure to The
malaria of the west coast swamps, many
lives would DO saved and civilization be
advanced with greatly increased rapid
ity. The conception is "A gigantic one,
but it may be practicable.
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Charles Dickens on Deatb.


From the Encyclopaedia of the Best
Thoughts of Charles Dickens" we Gull
he following mourning flowers which
bloom upon the pages of the novcist
"Dcad, your majesty. Dead, my lords
and gentleman. Dead, right revercnds
and wrong rcvercnds, OF every order.
Dead, mon and women, born with heav-
emily compassion in your hearts. And
dying thus around us every day.
Bleak House, Chapter 81.
"The golden ripple on the wall came
back again, nothing else stirred in the
in the room. The old, old fashion. The
fashion that came in with our first gar
ments, and Will last unchanged until our
race has run its course, and the wide
armament is rolled up like scroll.
The old, old fashon-deaih Oh thank
God, all who see it, for that older fash
ion yet of immortality. And look upon
US, angels of young children, with re-
CARDS not quite estraaged, when the swift
river pears US to the ocean" Domby,
Chapter liz.
"The spirit of the child, returning, in
nocent and radiant, touched the old
man with his, and becloned him away"
-TChimes, Second Quarter.
"The star had shown tho way TO find
the God OF the POOR and through hu-
mainly, and sorrow, and forgiveness he
had gone TO the Redcemcr's rest. =
GHard Times, Book 3, Chapter 6.
"a cricket sings upon the hearth, a
broken child's toy lies pom the ground,
and nothing else remains. - Cricket on
the Hearth, Chirp 3.
al felt my own self as the dead may
feel if they ever revisit these scenes. ]
WAS glad to be tenderly remembered, TO
be gently pitied, not TO be quite forgot
tca."-E Bleak House, Chapter 40.
"From these g!arish lights vanish
now forever more: with q heartful,
grateful, respectful, and alIectionato fare
wcel-and / pray God bless US every
one Last Reading, London, March
5, 1870.
"When | die, put me near something
that has loved the light and had the
sky above it always. "-[Old Curiosity
Shop, Chapter Il.
"Lord, keep my memory green. Il
Haunted Man, Chapter 4.
"Now, he mnrmured, Il am happy
lie fell in TO a slight Stun Der, and wax
ing smiled rs before; then spoke OF
beautiful gardens, which he said stretched
out before him, and were filled with
figures Of men, women, and many chill
drcn, all with light upon their faces,
then whispered that il was Eden-and
SO died. [NickIeby, Chapter 81.
"Dicd like chIld that had gone TO
sleep. [Coppcrfeld, Chapter9,
"And began the world-not this
world, oh not this The world that
sets this right."-[Blcak House, Chap
ter %.
Ozone before the Father far beyond
the twilight judgments Of this world /;
high above its mist and obscurities." =
Futile Dorritt, Book =, Chapter 10.
"And lay at rest. The SOLEMN still
ness was no marval now."-[Old Curl
osity Shop, Chapter Il.
alt being high water, he went out
with the tidc."-[Coppcrfeld, Chapter,
80.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-16

Ida Lewis latest exploit in pulling
out from Lime Rock Lighthouse, In the
lower Newport barbor, Thursday, and
rescuing man from drowning, recalls
the earliest achievements which have
given her the title of 'the Grace Oar
ling of America" She first came into
prominence in 1866, when, one of the
coolest and most clustering days ever
known in this latitude, she saved the
life of soldier who had started for a
sail on the harbor in light skif. One
day in the autumn of 1867, while a ter
ribe gale was raging, two men set out
to cross the harbor with several sheep,
and in trying to rescue one that had
fallen overheard, came near swapping
their boat. Seeing. their peril from the
window Of her fathers light house, Miss
Lewis went to their aid, and, after land
ing them safely, went back and rescued
the sheep. But her greatest exploit was
performed on the 18th Of March, 1869,
when boat, containing two young sail
ors and boy was struck by squail
in the harbor and overturned. Though
i'll at the time, Ida rushed out of the
house, launched her e-boat. sprang in,
with neither hat on her head nor shoes
on her feet, reached the wreck just in
time 10 save the two sailors as they were
about losing their hold from exhaustion,
the boy having meanwhile persisted, and
rowed them to the lighthouse. Miss
Lewis should be among the first to re-
ceve the new decoration to be bestowed
by Congress for heroic deeds IN saving
life
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sENA1l JoINf REe0LIIloN 81 1

Frorostp ANENpNTNT 10 section ihrrc 90 ~, 'ons'iu.
ton 81 thr state. regulating nc bnf ~ 'i~ctlus au''
eornpr n.auon 81 Members OF thu LFgislatusr
B. is r5st~ K~f,'r..-e - - >sffs - ksn&ss
ff3 iri.sf i,e .sssss~ s.s,.s. 81 a'et .ta.asl r.
caF.Hg refsi-.
t~rrr-ov HE G.,lg,ru- proposition 20 aInrud tho
fft elect 81 fiis gcusr.4l sist 90
eighteen hu.,,lrei a.s.s s-teat. -s,,.-
rrorafrra> t,r- section tw,nf, -ft. nrtir, tp-,
al .-lsu. of me Issi>iafarr shall be bella "a it,.
capital aa,' beginning vstt he session 90 ssh
hundred ard seventy -ettn. - regular rtssi'H-
,i-l As ilt a"t- 90 two Ht.'is. ronftursn "n it~
second 1Jc-iiil 81 January 81 each alternate Nvsf
rrgrss-frrN rvr e,ct.oa iire, Of article eleven
tr lsE .itut, Shall proNte. 90 ssgh rvglsT --t"H,
CO r'i-ite -ui+ceh rtrHns i"'tif@ iHr 'uifrui CO.
I,ur'-. 20 Pr Nt7te i'r two fvtfr
TIar,sl. faS guru lbr following shsll constitute
-'cj1u twenty -fiu' 81 tffeir two section 2 VI 'f'
general election te H cshieeu Lunirs,la nd seventy
en- Hud u yi'1i'f, Ih .rl- ,i lar i'"'' 81 y. pr
sen tHty,. tAa hc sl,Ctci Or two wears. Hni rmCfF
81 ihe ~caste shall boz elected ipr f1ar sears
81. ti, following shall o. tlF Hsr iil'ri - -uhu
tI % pru position 90 sI,. t,iit.uf %. habits shat
70" either write" OF rr'hiet ur tetfiH pt'"i''i a,l
i.fit haliuis snail be- ''For proposition 90
aiusud ih' Constitution, Against proposition 600 10
tuu e.. i1Im .r t.e tafos ID Ii h~ 'ior proposition
GAO 20 all5 ll, 'r.trt'ilu ''.' giins rp.eriiiot
iW0 % aui. Yt li tHnsi 'uitit in ftEarl "a pf"l1
it.aa ,.-.e. o.. ia.. el tHa r-ot- -hai ie, 80 r
proposition fife, fr tH.fi thr CONSULTATION
''Ax,ast proposition ih.ve 20 a.sl the sps-'.sa-
- THE ioiu' rs.uflt.on .'sli tai ,n..ri and b.
10 force irom ai -iir if a'hi cHi"a ga ihr statute
fhsr,by o,rt,f, tlt fhe ai1y, joint rssoufioa orig
81 llrl l H.. senate ol Csc ftfb iat Of taausf, 10
10 two Oh ris 20 Zoe ns,tibtff ,'i.i ,utnE th','-
Ju.ls " Iola~. Frss.dssfsf ns Nsaais
r,ssr.I e.. noa.r ua ihs 81 ds, of M.uh. \ .
90. iy0-iiiT'is 90 She u tniiess vii,, ,fsa fsf.-
f.r. q. - % N>IoN.
UwpF EoalHs .lfekss ~ tfs Ags.s.
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I'VE OFEER FOR SHE TIE DEPOT lDDITIONTp SILL
Ma. E-fTTRE BLOCKS OF LOTS. IND LOTS
UEEREUEH DESIRED
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F YOU DESIRE TO PURCIAsE EsTATE LocALII
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4 clergyman at Pittsield, Conn, has
declined TO marry a couple because tie
groom couldn't repeat the Lords pray
ar
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MISCELLANEOUS AYDS.
Agents Wanted to Sell
Rights a s'Citize1l,I


or tie Enttsd Sates-HoU 10 erercise and Aoo to
nreseree them BIZ TheophHGs Parsons, Ii. D.
Containing a commentary the Federal and State
Constitutions giving their history and oTIgI1 ana q
fan explanation of iheIr principles, purposes and pro-
Visions the powers and duties Of public ofcers The
rights Of the people, end the obligations incurred ia
every relation OF life; also, parliamentary rules for
bodies and NIL dire tons and la iSrIlS
for all business Transactions AMI making BILLS Deeds,
Mortgages Leases Notes, Drafts, Contracts. etc \
Law Library IL a single vOlsEae Ii meets the wants
OF all classes and SELLS 10 everybody.
JONES BROTHERS & Co.'S L2ats, No
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A YOuD. Statesman.

The other day, when Nicksburg boy
had trouble with neighbours boy and
came out first best, no realized that
something must be done at home, and
he slid into the house and said:
Mother, you know how good and
kind you have been TO Mrs. B, next
door Z"
"les, have tried 10 be a good neigh
Dor 10 hor."
"Wcll do you know that she says you
clean your teeth with 4 white-wash
brush, and that father ought TO have a
pension for living whit you?"
lie slid out, and when Mrs. b. reached
the gate, on her way TO tho house TO ask
why her boy must DO pounded up in
that way, she heard shrill voice calling
out:
"Nilc wretch don't you enter that
gate or you'll get sca.dcd :"
She returned home, ANA the young
statesman dropped down under shade
and softly chuckled:
THAT settles her, and now | want 10
catch her Tom for fourteen seconds
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"iaNithSt hStuSSu DaptlAl SHl hSlHOuiSlN.
In the course OF 4 doclrinal sermon
preached by sable brother before the
Colored Baptist Association on last Sab
bath, the royerond gentleman drew q
contrast between Baptist and Methodist
churches, denominating the fomer the
cash system and the latter the credit
system of religion, and in illustration
OF his position related the following I:
Some years ago man Tossed 'iigion,
and 'plido TO jIne tho baptist Church.
lie gin in his 'spcrionce, aud was 'jected.
SO he went right straight and jinod The
Meiodis.' Some time after DAT bruddcr
Bap,is' axed him, how is dis.' We
wouldn't hab you, and the Mciodis' dun
TUX you Oh, said he, YOU ole Baplis'
want TO make me pay DO cash down,
aud, you see, DO Mefodis' gin me six
months crcdick. - Greensboro (Ga.)
Herald
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