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A JhzhhssEEihq ofGSrAs AFS sss az
WI TO-DAY sRs f3 SAs Tb y y, syN y
A0 hAfnLASsno ocEAS a' '''
Music BY the ssdrigal Boy,, Aca,r olee
TIE n Sn G14 f Ry Hss era the Plymouth
PLYMOUTH w. ' Nv.
ROCK. n r. At s O'Clock. and Pier .. N. H., at
XFTERSoo N-Iesyes the FOO, Of ssd
g.aaIoinns the Battery, e e 9 gsS *
Single TRIP iilctets 10 or from BOc<a.
way, IS cents
.. On and after MONDAY next ONE TRIP DAILY.
see special Advertisement
DLYMOUTH ROCK, EXTRA.
on and after MONDAY next the luh inst. the Palace
Hotel Steamer ?LYMoUTH ROCK will make but ONE
TRIP DAILY to RoCKAwAY. leaving the foot Of esd
st. N. r. At 10 A. NJ. and Pier N. r. at 1880 A. M.
anOrdng three hours stay at tho Beach for luncheon
and surf bathing. Returning, will leave Rocksway at
p. NJ. passing in front Of the BEACH OF LONG
BRANCH. giving a capital view OF the numerous hotes
and the eouipsges on OCEAN VIEW AVENUE. reach
ing the city at 1880 Pm.
GENTS
Single trip tickets to or from Rocksway cents
A -FIRs r-CLAss Rocksway Excursion boat
no Typi but plenty OF ,fap;-The clipper steamer
spS rosi a"ds q AZ S sPI iS KS s
$50 st. 900 Grand st. Di5 and Fulton Marxet siip AZ
$50. Returning leaves kgckswsy az $40 r. n Music
'A' T'H SSs5 s2fSsE'
A. r. dss cutie tssSSs :s'P RsF
regular sunday RPS TO- Ncwburgh for he season on and
'S H. SV %Ss c y, u No. w se ssa Ss5 No
spns and GoSSTs i08 ae,ainnS esse. SesbSf Sla
At gl5 1. N. Warm , calls ana refreshments served
srp ;I''d at Reasonable ''''' rare 0F 'n' round
A SATURDAY AFTERNOON ExCUR-
IRISH WATER DAY.
r The ; steamer ne " ps9 kevps WIZ says
Rei-rn'ns caves Kevport M7P.M
Fare each way 80 cent?.
4 pbEsL /, EFT LxCMrRs5soSS a., MAY me-
ssys: ss AZ and m. ;a o1s saa
Sea Cn Fare. 90 cents for round trip.
s, For al Lee g
tiO6 per DAY Apply IN th- afternoon ui7 Fulton At.
nAILY and sunday excursion, TO tort Lee. Plea,;
= v Ssey ana 1nta' Sls 1s's OsaM a
day At TO- ii A. ~ e H. and T. ~ T. /, d ana p st.
later Round rp, 3 cents cadFsn 6Sit Sfce e l
IcIsHING BANK--Every day Saturday
Il cepted ocean steamer seth Low, eavlng Harri on
st. \. r. $50 SIN a. T. H., Pier %, h. r., 7ii5 10Th
ct, n. IL TAO Pier O, y. r., a. NJ Tickets, 81.
AL. q FOSTER. NJ mayer
IONA ISLAND, West Point. sud Newburgh. See
Il Advertisement Of steamboat ARMENIA.
RockAwAY gEaCn. Steamboat MARION
II bokcn gJl A. VI, Fransln IT,, 10 a. NJ. Pier 2, n.
r., 1918 A. Nj Morris st.. Jersey city, 1880 NJ.
SrNnA,Y, EXGyHSI9N+S TO ,ASST4RlA,
The steamers MORRlsANIA, HARLEM, and SHADY
SIDE:
Lcivc Futon Market stp.i Leave Morrissnia.
$50 4 NJ. 3.id \. N. SIS A. NJ 2;On p N.
1850 A. NJ 400 T. NJ BOO A. NJ. 2;i5 7. ".
Ii.t6 A. NJ. $50 r. NJ. pl5 4. NJ $3.50 VI.
I2OM b.30 p VI 1870 A. VI. 1880 7. NJ.
lOpP. VI. 03OP ltl5 4. NJ $50 7. ".
lap. NJ. $40 4. ". le.l5 +. NJ. ais u.
ESQ +. NJ. 500 T.. NJ 100 T.. NJ. 100 p. VI.
Lancing Al Grand 23i st. anu 10th At. Connect.
lag with boats for iligh bridge.
Passengers by this line Will be admitted TO the great
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z ust anN fOunO.

gost auo fOuno.
4 GOOD REMARD.-Lost, small gold lockct
N with female picture The nudcr wnI please send
hls address to Mr. KRUGER, 1876 Duane st, N Y.
4 OST-s3 reward-A black aud tau slut, old goes
by the uAne VI Fanny Return to
j, II. CONNOLLY, 1878 Broadway.
OST-tlO reward valuable and unique cut glass
"a sivermounted travelling hask. Apply at 40 Ell.
change place, room n.
9OA REV ARD for the return TO "a South st. Of
- ~ small leather hand bag amt It's contents "a
va en-, lnscrnrd TO the Rev James Lloyd Breck &cO.
lost on the il6 Hudson River Railroad train on Tnurs
day, Aug. 3.
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GeaI Gstll,.

IltII V3ITK
GARDEN CITY PARK for speculation and for
" che . homes. No more free excursions. The IN.
menre improvements being made on the adjoining
properly t>tewTts famous Garden Cityl, where lots
cannot be purchased, make the cheap lots We Offer
good investment tor those who desire homes sna
utay. The large workshops shortly to be erected viii
enord employment 10 many mechanics. Persons desir
ny u tst the IroperY and to view the great enter
prise al Gtricn tY can accompany the statesmen from
300 3 uy. az O'Clock day. Maps and lnfOr.
nation fee. Apny 10 BENZ. W. HITCHCOCK, 355
81 HN, corner Of 2dth II.
SEfERAI very dc-irable uses IN New YORK city
: 20 cNchnnge Tor farms. Also small farms for sale
ANA c1chauge Those who have little money do
vel these nard times In rxchan 4ug for city property
which T. sure TO become very valuable when times i'm.
prove, Cal upon Or ad 1ress h. SEIDNER,
Corner Of Bond ST. and BoVery New YORK city.
$50 FOR A $500 LOT. at west Flushing,
~ ON Address J. g., 1888 Broadway.
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4tntisTrg.
", drtan.
iOIliltul.

VHE SlIALER FLASH TORCn was tine best
IN he great procession OF Jun 8. II vii fash a
lght three feet hgn, Light To carry. No sOiiug the
clothing Ms the oil II aO~urnel ~ cotton.
GEORGE II, BABt X co, lis Liberty al
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SUNDAY TRAINS
Leave for RockNway Beach and Far .ockaway o. TO- IL
A. NJ, 1880. $40 l.. NJ.
Returning-Le We ROcSnWav Beach 1EtO A. Nj 4. $50,
q, s2O I. NJ Far Rockaway TAO A. M, 1905, i;26,
oils. GET. $40 Z. VI.
TaNc lerry james slip (foot Chambers STD Sund ys
exceptei halt 90 nOur before departure OF trains
(SuniAys nj go and 1890 4 NJ. 1 ant +. NJ }. :or
Jerry foot SAN ST. r. daily, fifteen 40 minutes 90
Of
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SbipptaJ.

A MERICAN STEAMSHIP LINE,
"A Between Philadelphia ana Liverpool, calling =
Queenstown. Thursdays from Philsdephil Wedno,-
DAYS from Liverpool Steamers sail from Pnilaa q.
pna follows;
nHHllol ,j;xi, Aug. 10 Aug 81
fENNS1LNANlA. Aug. II ILLINOIS 80. ......SepL 4
lily Vi Llnsrc. July "a LORD CLlVE... Sept "a
Price Of passage IN currency
Caoln, NO @ 900. In erne n ite $40 Seeraxe RIA
FEIEh WRlGH Sons, Gen'l Agents,
llatrlputa. aud ~ Broad 81 n. Y.
JOHN Mod JNAID iitttery mace. \ Y
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STEAMBOATS, ano 8allroaos


STEAMBOATS, uuo Railroaoa
A LBANY AND TROY BY DAY BOATS
N 9 VIBDARD and DANIEL DREW Leave Veetry
e. Pier at $40, and 2itn 81 At $3.50 A. NJ Landing at
New Durgn Poug iKeepde llhineDcck Catsklll and ud
son. Close connection 10 Albin with train
T. NJ. Tor the Weet New YORK Central, and
hy special Train TO SARATOGA aud ROU ID LAKE.
To West Point and Newhurgh an return, same day. 81
POuRhkeepsic, OIL 30. Sarat ga aud return. $40.
A REGULAR SUNDAY MORNING BOAT
N for heyport landing at kiz,nethport, Rossville.
and Perth Amboy. Will leave New York from Pier "a.
n. r., foot OF Harrison st. at q A. N. On returning,
leave keyDort 1880 L. NJ. making a pleasant fanny
excursion.
The MArrEAwAN leaves Pier -, n. r, aaily at Z
I. NJ, returning from Key port saturday at p ".
A -PEOPLE'S LINE steamboats, for Albany.
n Saratoga, and 70 West leave dsiY (sundays or.
cepted) ats z. NJ. Pier A. y. H. foot Of Canal 81.
DROOKLYs, New YOrs, ana ewburgh, nv steam.
ID OOat ARMENIA.-Leave Fulton st., BrooKlyn, at ";
Vestry st. New YORK a. $50 ana 2ltn st at gi5 A. NJ
landing at Yonkers Iona Island, Cozzens West Point
and Cornwall. Returning, arrive nt Br Oklyn7 T. N.
TO IONA ISLAND AND RETURN. 10 CENTS.
(MTrKILL CREEK LINE,-steamer NEW
~ CHAMPlON or WALTER Brett daily from Canal
St. Pier AZ n r. ats NJ. Fare SOC Brrtm free.
nAlLY LINE 70 NOkW ak. -.
~ Fare reducei.-Bi the swift steamer ARROW
SMITH, leaving JEWELS WHAT BroOKlyn at 23O 7. NJ;
Pier 81 East river 2ij NJ, loot 33d At. T.. NJ.
Returning leaves Norwe& at 1850 A. NJ daily (sundlys
TX anu New u v"n raiirOAds. bare, 80 cents. kx.
CursiOn tlcketr 80 cents.
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I ONO ISLAND RAILROAD.
R0CKAwAY SEACH AND FAR RoCKAwAY.

Trains leave Long Island Guy for Far Rockaway and
R1cKaw y Beach ut 7;OJ, iO;03. ii.30. A. Nj ls32
For Far Rocksway. oo5. oo6 A. MI sios $50. 7
4. NJ
RetufninT-Iesve Rockaway Reach s.s5. 1880 A. N ,
1876, 500 5.;S, 63S T. NJ. Far Rockiway b;2O.
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rI'O NkWBuH GH.
i Opposition. bu, not Imposition.
Cool bree - magnificent scenery. and pleasant com.
pany on sVNDAT, AUGUST Is, on the nrstclass
SYLVAN DELL.
for Newburgh. Cornwall, Cold Spring, West Point
Iona Island, and Youkers.
Leaves Harlem Bridge 1880 A. NJ, ieoth a.. 7S5 4;
1O9th a. 7;iO, East 2'd ~ 75S Kent ST., GreenpOnt
g:0i, Grand ST.. Y; SIS, Peek slip, $50; Leroy ST.
y H.. $40 West 22d At, y, and Manhattanyillc p;l5.
Fare, u for the round trip TO any point ABOVE fon
kers.
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ptrsJaIl aotIt,,.

A NY INFORMATION OF PATRICK Dr MALICK
N JtNSlNG~, Of Moatc Wcstmeath county, IreAnt.
WI ne Thankfully received hy tneir brother jon u, Of
No 90 Wesi a2i H., New YORK city.
lAI TlO\. Pierre Arnauli, " r. Arnauit A Bro
~ Will not mold themselves -pOusluIe Tor ,ny ROp
bought Ia his or IA tue Of the nrn ABOVE men,
uOuCd r. ARNAlII a BRO
dred affections speedily ami Aueuty cured ny
HENRY T. DANIELS, ". D, IA Lexington ay, u ar
2JthH N, Hours sos
NVARY-Au right, can send nothing more unui
4I lucsdai; last paper wh short. DICK.
WILL Mrs. tNCAN CRANE formerly
w Janet lthclr. of taldWcl Ayrshire, Sc l4ud
please send her address 10 L. W. r. o. b)2 60 Plain
ne N.JI
Il SUNDAY EDITION,
TOMORROW MORNING,
~ contain eight pages embracing the NEWS OF
Ihi iA1 ami hu alIutalt supply Of flesh, orig lual,
suu heecuii articles u the R-rate-t Interest.
fkil T., HUGE CENTS.
fbk SALE ri ALI NEMnMES.
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HnirKIY rRIPs TO

COMFY ISLAND.
Every hour from A. VI. to iP. NJ. North River
landings only. The steamers tDLEwiLD. ELIZA
HANCOX and GEN SEDGwICK viii make daily
cursions TO coney Island bescn as follows
Tweuts fourth S. y, 10. IL A. NJ ~ W.. l, 9, az N.
Tenth st.-plO 1910. ll;lO A. NJ. l2lO llO 2lV.
$40. 40 Y. NJ
Frank si.-Q2D, 1920, IL 20 A NJ. 1870 1870, $50,
$3.50. $50 T.. VI.
Pier pJu 1880, 1l.30 A. NJ, 1880 1880, $50, $50
a 10 bIO l. NJ
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CHOLERA BANKS-sunfay. Aug 10, ocean
y steamer sem Low Anderson Coiwei pilot, Laying
6i5 10Th st. y. r., $40 4 er6 y r.. ? NJ Tlcxets
tl.JO. Steamer WA Fletcher to Fishing BANKS
AL &. FOSTER. Manager.
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Noh""s XII tfvEEuI;y? s aAih EkNsHs'
VI A. idl,NtE.-M1AAiiLL STE AME,Rs, me-,


n
~ - FOR LONDON DIRECT.
DEM xxx, saturday Au T. 4, $50 4. VI.
FOR QUkENsrOwS AND LIVERPOOL.
me Queen, Aug u, 10 a. NJ. England, Aug26 0a0A.h
SPAIN, Aug. 10 3P. NJ. EGYPT sept 2. p 81
Cabin passage $40 and $50 Gu reicy. lsctdrn tcEo1
~ 'cIuced rates, Stecrage passage. t26 curreno.
Drafts issued from 81 upward at current prices AppJ
al the eompany's Office ~ Broadway.
wv j. HURST. Manager
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WpiITE5 E. sqT,NHw hh.,\t. ,rvronoo, -,

w FOR QtEENSI0NN 'AND LIVERPOOL. ~
o.,,,,., lNlNG UNITED STATES NAH, ....w
tFllit. .............. AK IN. 81 d, n
CT tNANlC. .......... ...... Semi li a. r y
CELTIC. ... .... sent g. A
From Mhito star Dlck, Fer ~. N0rih river $1,000,
fht-rng accommodation Is unrlyAlDi tHff-r =.
amdships saloon, $50 and 800, gold. E.,grl ifAs'
on falordo.a tolns. HtrcraSc, SIS $1,000.
\ III ssrng r. tickots anI tirtfts can be ohllS"
al Nhlta STAR wharf, foot VI West ION IT.
". J NOitllS, Agent, ~ RrlaiWAy. NDN Frk-
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PANAMA TRANsIrAND rACIFiC MAZE

For California. Japan, emma Australia New Gelsnt
british Columbia. Oregon, sc.
Nh, sAiLiNG kRnM PIER 81 NORTH RIVER
FOX SAN FRANCISCO, VIA lSrHMUS OF PANAMA
steamshlp COLON Thursday, Aug II
CONNECTING foI Cent? America ana south PAcln IortA
FROM san fRANtlSCO TO JAPAN AAD q dlSA
vpS ,camsnlp CHEAT RtfuBLlC, fnday sc,I -.
FROM SAN fRANtlStO 70 SANDNICH lSLAS0A
AuSIkAL! \, and NEW ZEALANn
Steamer CITY Of SAN FRANCISCO, WedpesdkA
Aug. 10. For freight or passage apply 80
WI, J. CLYDE co, or II, j. CLLAY, sept,
Bowling Green. Pier a., y. r., foot A-4 81
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CHEAP APARTMENTS TO LET-within
y blocks of Guy II AL rent 10 70 co. Inquire at 81
Beekman ST.. atalra
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REGILAR SUNDAY BOAr for NewMs.-on

IL hnu Attcr
ST NDAY. MAY 7.
the fast and wellknown steamboat
THOM As r. WAY
will make her regular SUNDAY trip between New York
aud Newars. Leaving Commercial DOGS, newark, At =
A. NJ. leaving New York Pier -. y. H.. foot OF Neaey
St. at 1880 A. NJ, stopping at bergen Point way.
FARE. TNEN1Y-FINE CENTS.
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Lancing At Grand st. 23i st. anu 10th At. Connect
lag win boats for iligh Bridge
Passengers by this line Will be admitted TO the great
c. IL LONGsrRKEr Supt.
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AXDERSONVILLE.

They were men no more,
BrutaliZed by hunger's gnawing fangs.
They swarmed upon the foul earth like ver-
min,
Or sunk upon their Shiny beds and died,
And rested where they fell corruption bred
\ pestilence, and to escape it
Some buTOw1l in the earth like beasts,
And by the O. l0uerous sands were buried.
Diseases OF aa strangest forms prevailed,
Nor art no. oTy were there to bar
Their gOrgHl ggwth; al subtitle taiDt that
luTa
Within tie -..es, and purest blood,
Were fam 10 intense and vengeful being,
And devcu .e lean and livid flesh.
The seeds al scrofulas were nursed
To virul-Ht s cancers and all plaques
That raaE!- E decaying flesh,
Ragged uneal FL; whose limbs became dis
And swol,-- :ils point of bursting.
Teeth dropped out, and eyes from their sock
ets-al:
Through chr Ks and throats great ulcers eat
their way,
And as the stricken ones unheeded mOaned
Painting beneath a most merciless sun,
The vile worms crawled up from the teeming
ground,
And fedo them, not waiting for death.
Clear and shrill within the echoing wood
Pealed the hunters horn and the blood
hounds bay,
Reached the far fugitives ear, ominous
And terrible, blanching his haggard cheek,
Wreathing with deadly pallor his sad lips,
Freezing the coursing blood within his veins
Fiercely upon his trail the hellish dogs
Uunerring sped, seeking for their human prey.
Lo, when he fainting fell, with dripping jaws
They tore Gods image from his parted bones.
All were malevolent and pitiless-
Their hearts were changed to stone, and in
their breasts
Human feelings were quite extinguished.
They glOated on each Others misery;
And when the delirious spake of home
They laughed horribly, and jested of the
grave.
And with oaths and sarcastic mockry
Tortured and taunted the dying, as though
Death we're the mere incident of the hour.
Arch-fends from the deepest of the damned
Exultant might have stood amid it all,
And deemed themselves in Hadies dreariest
shades.
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POETRY.
THE FARMERS DAUGHTER.
BY ANNIE L. JACK.

She lives within a quiet homr,
No model Of the graces,
Unknown to cultures higher walks,
Or fashions giddy places;
A thoughtful girl, so sweet, so wise
With earnest face and loving eyes
The farmers gentle daughter.
From morn till eve the little maid
Is busy at her labor
She sweeps and dusts the old farm house
And helps a poorer neighbor;
No gossip will she listen to
"a merit rare, own to you)
So lives the farmers daughter.
On baking days her tiny hands
Are busy at the making;
No bread more light and sweet than hers,
Was ever made by baking.
She churns the butter golden, sweet,
And keeps the dairy white and neat
The fnrmers useful daughter.
Her garden is an Eden fair,
Abloom with pinks and roses
She knows the name of every flower,
And makes some gorgeous posies-
Grows peas, and radishes, and cress,
And corn, and squash, and herbs to press
The farmers happy daughter.
Long NAV she bravely smile on rs
Our darling household fairy,
The queen Of garden, house and lot,
And princess of the dairy
To teach us by her pleasant way
To love the things of every day
God bless the farmers daughter.
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struction at his sisters candy pullings.
The report soon circulated through the
town that a strange bird, the like OF
which had never before been seen, was
killed, and Mark and Pole became the
heroes of the hour. The next day be-
ing Sunday, Judge Clemens invited a
the wise men OF the village of Hanni-
bal to his house to examine and pass
mis- opinion on the new geological
specimen They came. The bird was
exhibited Oh a table around which the
savans gathered. One faction, headed
by DIR. -, maintained that the bird
was nothing more than a common
black crow, tho tail Of which had been
turned gray by some accidental cause
not understood, having possibly had
salt thrown on it in the young and ten
der days of the bird. The other faction,
headed by Judge Clemens, secuted
such an idea. 1t was absurd-ridicu.
lous. They were willing to admit that
the bird very much reSembled the
crow but, if so, it belonged to a sepa-
rate and distinct species from any that
had ever before been discovered.
The discussion was continued, and
would admit themselves wrong and fhe
other right. Mark and Pole occupied
position near the door, and were at.
tentive and interested, though silent,
auditors.
sWhatr exclaimed Judge Clemens,
warming up, do you tell me that il
would be possible by any eternal pro.
cess to turn the feathers in the tail oi
that bird from black to the colors they
are? These uniform rings and spots
would DEFY the skill of the greatest
painter that ever lived. No, gentle
men, continued the Judge, as he rath-
er violently took hold of the bird by
! the tail, to examine the spots more
closely; mo gentlemen But the dis
cussion was cut short by the bird drop,
ping back On the table, while the
Judge held the tail in his hand.
Let's scoot, Pole,' said Mark, 'the
shows ended And the two boys va
moosed.
The Judge contemplated the rare
geological specimen with consterna-
ton, and then his eye wandered to the
open door and caught a glimpse of his
young hopeful and his companion in
mischief cutting across the back yard
for high timber.
Let US adjourn for dinner, gentle
men; we will renew the discussion
after dinner said the Judge; but he
never willingly renewed it with any
person except Mark. That night
when Mark had got into bed, after
creeping through the back window, q
vision of his father, standing by hi:
bedside, appeared to him.
so it is your opinion is if, you young
rascal, that the rare geological specimen
is bird of PARADISE said the vision ss
it tickled Mark ON his naked legs with
keen, cherry switch.
Mark said he felt sick, and didn't
have any opinion, which was probably
true, as he had dined and supped that
day on green radishes found in the
garden of Poles mother.
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An Cniucky Man.

Now said the old man, as he drove
in the last nail, 'if they want to swing
on the gate, let 'em do it, it's strong
enough to hold 'em now, and moon
lights cheaper than coal oil, anyhow
Husband, you're brute to talk that
way said his better half.
What's the matter now, old woman
You know that Matilda doesn't
swing on the gate with her young man
at night. Oh, that 1 should ever have
lived to hear her own father say SOP
Now, look here, old woman, don't
you condemn Matilda for thatn
Not condemn Matilda for swinging
on the gate with young man in the
night? Why, you vulgar old wretch
You'd better not
Better not? And she's my own
child, too?'
YOU'RE getting excited, my DEAR
You're an old fool and a brute to
talk to me as you do. You know 1
never get excited, but / will vindicate
my child, even when her father SLAM
ders her.
Il didn't do it,
Il say you did,
But say l didn't
And L say you did, did, did, so you
did,
You'd better go in the house, my
love-
And leave you here to slander my
child. No, sir; I'll have you under
stand that Matilda'S mother has some
respect for her, if her father hasn't
My love, why will you fly off on a
tangent, and work yourself into such a
pet?'
Pm not in pet; ] never get in a
pet
Now, after all. what have 1 said
against Matiida?'
Said? Didn't you accuse her OF i'm
proper conduct?'
by no means
Didn't you say she staid out at night
ses, you old skinffint?'
4 was only jesting.'
oh, you were! Your own flesh and
blood, my poor, innocent Matilda, te
be made jest! That l should ever
have lived'-and the poor woman
broke down with sobbing.
Now, see here old woman said the
husband kindly, If you don't hush
| your nonsense ana dry up, I'll tell Ma
tilda's beau not to be caught swinging
on the gate with her at night, and tell
him why
You will, hPy?'
Yes, | will; because when l was a
lcourting young man, ! was swinging
on the gate with young woman one
evening, and Sam Solomon happened
to pass by just as she gave me the good
night kiss
She commenced feeling round for
something.
1T was the most unlucky kiss 1 ever
got, for Sam gave up trying after that,
and as soon as he got out of the way, it
was me or nobody
1t was lucky he got over the fence
and round corner as quick as he did, or
the surgeon wouldn't have had such an
easy job of it..
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-03-23

Every year increases the popularity
of this valuable Hair Preparation !;
which is due to merit alone. We can
assure our old patrons that it is kept
fully up to its high standard; and it
is the only reliable and perfected prep
aration for restoring GRAY OR FADED
HAIR to its youthful color, making it
soft, lustrous, and silken.\ y The scalp,
by its use, becomes white and clean.
1t removes all eruptions and dandruff,
and, by Its tonic properties, prevents
the hair from falling out, as it stimu-
lates and nouriShes the hair-glands.
BY its use, the hair grows thicker and
stronger. In badness, it restores the
capillary glands to their normal vigor,
and will create a new growth, except
in extreme old age. 1t is the most
economical HAIR DRESSING ever used,
as it requires fewer applications, and
gives the hair splendid, glossy ap-
searance. A. a. Hayes, Md, State
AsSayer Of Massachusetts, says, "The
constituents are pure, and carefully
selected for excellent quality; and 1
consider 1t the BEST PREPARATION
for its intended purposes.
Sold By al druggists, ard Dealers in Medicines.
Price One Dollar.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-03-23
PENSIONS.

All OFFICERS. SOLDIERS, and SAILORS
wounded, rup,Ured. or injured in the late war,
howe slightly, can obtain d pension by
addressing GILMORE & co.
Cases prosecuted by GILMORE x co. before
the supreme court Of The United States, the
Court of Claims, ana Ihe southern Claims
Com mIni iSs5Cu.
ga. "a department OF our business is cOnduc
ted IN 81 separate bureau. under charge of the
same experienced parties employed by the
old firm Prompt attention TO all business
entrusted to GlLNOHE X co. Is thus secured.
We deSi re 10 win success bC deserving il.
Address GILMORE * ca, 629 Z street,
WASHINGTON, DC.
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