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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-02-03
POETRY.
HOLD THE FORT.

Ho, my comrades, see the signal
Waving in the sky
Reinforcements now appearing,
Victory is nigh,
CHoRUs-
isHold the fort for am coming,
IS Jesus signals still,
- Wave the answer back TO heaven
"By thy grace, we Will
Sec the mighty host advancing,
Satan leading on;
Mighty men around US taAing,
Courage almost gone
CHoRUs-''Hold, etc.
Sec the glorious banner waving,
Hear the bugle blow;
In our Leaders name well triumph
Over every foe.
CEoRUs-"Hold, etc.
Fierce and long the battle RACES,
But our Help is near;
Onward comes our great commander,
Cheer, my comrades, cheer
CHoRus-''Hold, etc.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-02-03
outw.tling q congregations.

Old DR.. Strong, OF Hartford, Was not
often outWitted by his people. On one
occasion he had invited young min-
iSler to preach for him, who proved Ia
ther Il dull speaker, aud whose sermOn
proved unusually long. The people
brrame- Uearied, aud as Or. Strong
lived near the bridge, about the Time
for the commencement OF The afternoon
service he saw his people hockiDg in
great numbers across the river to
the other church. He readily
understood that they feared they
should hear the same young man in
the afternoon. Gathering up his wits,
which generally came at his bidding,
he said to the young ministdr, My
brother across the river, is very feeble,
and | know he viii take it kindly to
have you preach TO his people, and If
sou viii do so, l Will give. you note
TO him, and | will be as much Obliged
80 you as | would to have you preach
for me, aud / want you TO preach the
same sermon you preached to my peO
pie this morning.
The young minister, snpE0sing this
10 be commendstion Of his sermon,
started off in good spirits, delivered his
note, and %as invited TO preach most
cordially. He saw before him one half
DR.. StIong's people, and they had 10
listen one hour and half to the sarle
dull hundrum sermon they had lleald
in the morning. They understood tn,
Joke, however, and said they would
never undertake 10 run away from DR..
Strong sgain.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-02-03
How They Did IT.

They were sitting side by side,
AND she sighed and then he sighed.
Said he: =" Ny darling idol"
And he idled and then She idled.
''You are creations BELLE"
And she beloved and then he beloved.
son my soul there's such a weight"
And he watei and then she waited.
''Your hand l ask, so bold I'm grown,
And he groaned, and then she groaned-
''You shalt have your private gig"
And she giggled and then he giggled.
Said she: MY dearest Luke"
And he looked, and then she looked.
IN have thee. if thou wilt, -
And be wilted. and then she wilted.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-02-03
The Yellow Centaur Liniment

Is adapted 20 the tough skin, muscles and
nesh OF the animal creation. It's effects upon
severe cases OF SPAWN, sweeney, Wind Gal!
Big Eead and Poll-EvIl, are little less than
mar VellOuS
MesAfS, J. Mcclure s 90. Druggists. corner
Elm ana Front Sis. Cincinnati, &. say:
IA our neigboIhOod number of teanlsters
are using he CcntJur Liniment They pro.
nounce Ii superior to anything thev have ev-
rr used We sell as high as four 10 live dozen
Do lies per month TO owners of horses and
mules
We have volumes 81 testimonials describing
cures Oi Spralus. Kicks. Calls. Pol Evil PIG
Head, and even Founders which are iittla les
than maryelS. No ovue- of an animal can al
ford le be without bottle OF Ceujaur I,iRi-
ment, which any day may prove wcrtH twenty
times its cost.
sold everywhere, but prepared only at the
Laboratory Of T. 2. ROSE G &C,
46 DEY ST., New York.
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Ga tori I g.

Cross, sickly babies and children may enjoy
health, and mothers hare ret If they will use
Castoria. Worms, feverishness. teethiug
'e.nq cotjc, sour stomach and undigeSted iood
make children cross and produces sickness.
CaStptiu vi ! aSsimilate the food crl,cl tcgTH7S
and correct all theSe things. For twenty
years Dr. Pitcher experimental in his private
practice 10 produce an effective CRtusItic and
stomach regulator Wnich would he as effective
as castor oil, without its unpleasant taste or
TpCoii
Physicians aud purses rapidly a opted his
remedy, To which he gave The name oF CdStOyia
late tbe S.6rac1 and b9,TeiS snti ~ ,oi moi
gripe. u Is adapfel 20 al a2es. contains no
ale lhol. and is absolutely harmless TO tie most
tender infant.
Try Casjoria once. snd you VIII ncrcr be
1CahOH IT,
Prepared At The Labu1s tory OF !. Z. ECSE&
co. 46 Dey Street, New York. Deco '75-l3w.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-02-03

1.-The Surrendera Y yorktown y IS said
to be one Of the French pictures select
Ell for the Philadelphia Exposition.
This picture, in the gallery at Tersail.
les, is one that has excited the indigna-
tian Of many Americans, and that has
amused others. Washington is painted
as a subordinate Of Rochambeau. who
is giving the orders of the day with
great pomp and of supreme authority.
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,exnGaugp
I.INIME

SO nearly perfect are the recipes Of these
wonderful Pasn-sUo;hing and Centaur LipI>
nenIs. that We ccn confidently say thet win
alleriTe any pain arising from flesh, bone or
muscle arrangements. We do not pretend
that they viii mend q broken Iegor eztas-l3;nd,te
5oas. bet even IN such cases they NiII-reduce
the Inflammation and stop the pain. Nor can
We guarantee the proper l.sClts where the bo-
dy Is pc'S95ted on 5c.ilSi,U Temperance is as ne
cessaiy 10 a proper physical, as mental coadi-
ton.
The Uhle CcfifGtu- L;ahneH is particularly
adapted TO ali cases Of rheumatism, Lumbaso,
ErS sipelas, Itch, SprqiRS, ChiIblains, Cuts
Bruises, Stings, PoisouS Scalds, Scistica. Weak
Back, Pains IN the side, Wounds, Sinews,
Burns Frosted Feet, Palsy, Earathe, Headache
Ulcers, Od Sores, Broken Breasts, Sore Mp
pies, Sore Throat, Coup, Diplheria, etc. The
must OF these complaints the Centaur Iiui-
menJ viii cure: all of them II TyiII benefit II
VIII extract the poison "a ON bIteS ani stines
and Will cure burns astd Scajds without scar
IAe loil' wing Is but q sample of thousand
testimonials:
ANTIOCH. III. Decenberl ! IS7:
NY vile has. for a long time. been a Terrible
sufferer ITOm RueInatiS q. She has tried many
pny sicians and many remedies. The only
thlHS winch i3tS II sen l"r relief Is Centaur 4
imeut. rejoice - say taiS has cured =
'" H. RING k|StmasJe-.
II Is an ind Spuiab!e fact that the Centaur
LlnitisAis are perIJrming cures acuty before Els
itctcd by any preparation ia xistence.-liEe
/ chronic rheumatism Of MJ7y gears StGndiny,
STA htetinS HugeTS and JOINTS whlc had
fsC m burns. &c.
One dollar, or even fifty cents, iuvestesin n
Ceutaur Llnlment viii he within reach trle7l
an dccidelt occurs. and Will do more good ibau
any amount OF money paid for medical atter
dance. When physicians are called t.sy fre-
qu+ntly use this Linimeut, aud OF course
charge several prices Tor ii.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-02-03

The London Times has letters from
Gonstaniinople which give details Of
great suffering among Armeian Chris
tians from tue cruelty of the Turkish
rulers, and the unrestrained rapine Of
the Koord5. Many of the Christians
are protesting conversion t. Islamis,n
Ia hope of escaping oppression.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-02-03
AyvlGIlaAm

PITTSBURGH, PA.
For upwards of twenty years the leading
business College Of the United States. affords
unequaIled advantages for the thorough, prae-
tfcal elueation of young and middle aged men
Students admitted at any time. Es~For circu-
lars, address, JC. SMITH, AN.
Principal.
ss-The IRON CITY COLLEGE is the orb
institution of the kind. in this city, that we
reconmen to the public Patronage.'-P Pres6y-
ian ulaer, P,ItsJt~Jt. Ps sep. % s.sm
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-02-03
From the Louisville Courier Journ
TEDDY'S VOYAGE.
A Little Story for Little Folks.

BY CATHARINE ST. CLAIR.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-02-03

gloss aRd .freShReSs Of yoUtb. Thin
hair is thickened, falling hair checked.
and badness often, though not always,
cured by its use Nothing can restore
the hair where the follicles are de-
stroyed, or the glands atrophied and
decayed; but such rs remain can be
saved by this application, and stimu-
lated into activity, so that new
<gTOwth ST hair is produced. Instead
of fouling the hair with pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling of, and
consequently prevent badness. The
restoration of vitality it gives to the
scalp arrests and prevents the forma-
ton of dandrulf, which is often so un-
cleanly and offensive, Free from those
deleterious substances which make
some preparations dangerous and iniu-
rious to the hair, the Vigor can only
benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for a HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found so desirable.
Containing neither. oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambria. and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it rich. glossy
lustre. and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by Or. J. C. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL. MASS.
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FAMILY PAPER.

FAMILY PAPER.
The REGISTER is particularly commended for
its choice Stories, Poetry and Miscellany.
sf.0O3 IN p3EMEE%S.
Ia gely in cash. will be distributed among
the subscr ,eTs 10 the WEEKLY REGISTER in
March, 1876. Subscribe for the Presidential
year, Ed get a tirst-cla-s paper and probably
a huhdrsE dollars in cash or other valuable
present. Nathan McHemrick, of Twistvile,
Braxton county, got $500 cash in the Regis
ter Distribution Oh Premiums in 1871: and in
1879, ". p. Bartlett, Of Simpsons Greek,
Taylor county, received $500. Reader, you
may be the fortunate one this year.
In addition to the above $1,000 of Plemi-
ums,
$500 Fse CLJBS
VIII be distributed among the subscribers at
the THIRTY POSrOFFiCES having the
largest lists Oh tie day Of Distribution.
81 90 pays Tor the WEEKLY REGISTER,
one year. An extra copy, with share in
our distribution, is sent to every cla5 cftsn
s.EWGs BAIsEE * CO.,
Wheeling, ". Va.
Jan S, Is7G-5;.
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy, and
efectual for
preserving the
hair. IT Sooa
restores faded
or gray hair
10 Us original
c0lOj. 1rifb The
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-02-03

Henry Varley, the English evangcl-
ist, is dead. His visit to this country
last year was marked by very success
ful meetings. He Was originally tt
butcher, but early abandoned that
bloody business for the Gentler one Of
saving souls.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-02-03

A youngstcr, while warming his
hands over the kitchen fire, was remon-
stfaied with by his father, who said
"Go way from the stove, the weather
is not cold" The little fellow, looking
up demurely ut his stern parent, repli-
ed 81 ain'l heatin' the weather, am
warming my hands"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-06
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY, Aug. s. p. M.-The operations
at the stock Exchange gave further evidence OF
a turn In the speculative current. and under the
combined influences Of early purchases for tho
account OF both bears ana bulls, the market
established a substantial advance, ranging fro IN
= TO n cent. Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western rose during the morning trade from
93k to 94k, while Lake Shore was = better at
54h, and Western Union 4 at II. St. Paul com
mon also rallied !. TO 51h the preferred y to
6Sjs while at tho same time Northwestern pre-
ferred sold up x to 63t, and tho common ruled
steady at 3e4, without change In the quotation.
The only weak spot WA Illinois Central, which
on Is and 20 DAYS sellers options, yielded from
s9A to S5H, seller 49, but the friends Of this stock
subsequently rallied to Its support with a recoy-
cry to S At the close. New Jersey Central re-
corded arse Of :. TO an, and Ohios, as also Pa
cinc Mall were \ and = better, with Rock
Island advancing = to lO6k.
The afternoon business, however, did not
attract mucn attention, because OF the early de-
partuTe OF many operators from the street, aud
the market closed dull at a reaction OF kQDT
n cent? hut closing prices were hW's higher
than Frday's nnal transactions. Tue tone aud
temper of speculation were moro confident, and
next week will doubtless record higher pri 'es,
though for some time the narkat Is hkely to
be subject to frequent huctuators.
The Cleveland and PITTSBURGH Railroad Com
pany has declared q larteTly dividend OF "
cent. on the new Guaranteed STOCKS, payable
Sept. at the Farmers Loan and Trust.
The following represents tn" opening, highest
and lowest sales, regular way, of tho principal
stocks during the past week, together with the
numUer Of shares dealt In
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-06

regularly twenty pounds OF SNUFF per diem at
retail, considerable portion OF which IL sent
all parts Of the country. good, steady. habit
ual snuh-taker, such as many Of their regul
patrons are, will use half pound OF snuh week
". and some even Improve ATTY per cent. on
that. Ibis Is for nose stufiing alone. What the
TdIppers consume y less scouratsiy nnq n.,n
Ing the material for their dlsreputable practice
IN surreptitious. desultory way, at odd places
where they are not likely to be known. Some
OF tbem use as much Ms pound week.
TINE REQUIRED.
II takes one year and half to convert tobacco
into rood snuf. That, at least, Ia the time em-
ployed in the elaborate processes Of Messrs.
Lnrillard's factory in Jersey CITY, where some
oVV men, women. and ooys are constantls at
n m3fa 70 this department. The tobacco, after
oeinR broken out OF the huge hoRsbeads In
which VI IL bought. Is stemmed, broken by a
machine into pieces about four inches 10 length,
brine IL Is then hoisted up to gre It bins In the
i1 gpe5 Pr q tie factoryof witch there are
ferment aud cure at least ak months Then IL
Is DRIED 10 steam ted room at a tempera-
iard's estimates that Temperature at 100 ds-
eress ioste d OF 40. Some practical jokers about
h, pscs f 60, Nun 10 there o"s day. aud kept
gee the tobacco Is not thorough dried. For
Scotch snd Irish blackboard, II Is made
thoroughly dry, and for the latter 10 also toasted,
or parched, a wire net close In front VI a wild e
xrate OF glowing coa's. where the heat In so To-
tense that the leaves must be constantly stirred
to prevent their bursting into flame. Grinding
In cast-iron mills Of peculiar construction foi-
lows, and the resultant powder, nne or coarse,
10 at length recognizable a. snun. In this con-
dtion Il must lie IN bins for months. then be
D, cked into bIadders or Jars which are bermet-
icsily sealed and Vanished. and In this form "
again packed away To lie for at least six month";
before IL 10 deemed perfect and &c To he put on
puzzle knowledge. but there is one which Is .
secret and is zealously kent such. That Ia
the manner IN which snun 10 pcrfumed. Attsr
OF roses, Of which this firm usos about sixty
pounds per annum, Ia known to be the matsrtsl
employed. but how IL Ia applied Is only known
to Mr.. Lorillard nnd one other man. When
snuff has to be perfumed, SIN all lot Ia sent from
the factory over TO the store In New York, IL
tbere treated In some mysterious way, and then
Is sent back to be mixed with other snun In GER
tain due proportions, and so the whole is per
fumed. To the Careful IN Intel nance OF the sun
pie secret OF the application OF tnis scent. the
hrm OF Lor,llard * Co. NJ ribute In great meas
ure the high aud exclusive reputation Of Their
snuns. some years ago, GOOD deal of snun
used to be scented with oil OF bergamot, but
that taste has now altogether died out.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-06
new York MARKETS..

SATURDAY. Aug 5.-FLoUR AND MEAI-TherN
cs, The retnrn Of h"t. sui, wsatnef CHECKED the S
mAnd for muen Of ths - eK now y store We quote'
DC, 1900 "a IS. Western sptlas Wheat extrss q ID
sisisS -S9s .Sa S% SSx GSaS.o. ps
tsa - :S.s'S ~ saigp,ns ezra. S3n!h
singing, s11$s q ~ i5'So to.s @e.l ss.ts.a
e. 5ost2Vo; hrsnd, wiue' tSeossS5O Rye -four
GsAiS-whes ifa,er but the business limited owing
q 20 Tor hard So spring, in ,ud ano4t 81 81 os
H. son NS Gi,s dq neg Z, fa re-
]ected spring ti Is for new anbcr winter si@slll
Ter at "' Vs. Gu I've Sl H. aaS nominal 0. qe ba.
cholcc sapeS brought iul priccs neludng Sne state
mIed stsi.. Tor Western White tostsg, Tor s. sas
"sS sas o d5 S 1su sD wss n S'0 asye
sale. ibOVOO bush at osdic tor southern yellow and
"5 s,Sa !.I 5 ,Si %ssS s ssa
Pno S Mes poTs aul and nominal for 10th
tso Bacon more ssaye out a. private vat pTees ca,
Sa ss .s LAZY Tor Do SHOULDERS Lard da and
nominal IN ne ,po prime CT, sold AZ 81 90 and the
lus $3.50 Dressed nogs lower a, sKcss,sc. Butter
6 cc 'oS p Gore Western s't eream siS' rsa
sy ownS 4, asa a w sI Sac 2coIy Ss
Western aoposoe Esr' urn at iSsaie. Tor Western
Coffee, We're ysry aule, sne mlnsll,
JSSs SStn soli RICE was duil at pSeyiois prices.
Mslsses vas nrm, selaIiy foreign rsnnNs grade
90 tes, beng qqYted a. 800 sales ~ hnI' hlts.
does nj i2etAc. sugars s'rony az HAhhc Tor Itir
u x ud rrnnlng cuba, Salcs OF 100 hHua Al 500
osc, for cuba nilscovAdo II lblHc Tor Euslsn -
lanas ana ysc Tor eeu1rliusA' HenHei 9u''' "' liH
9lliec Tor hards. ,.....
torToN Spots active ami l6c. lR' err sal"s So~
bucs, Middnng uplInIs, ~. for future drllNtry
prices advanced l0ri sales 1000 hsl.s closing WIN
buyer ut l24bc for AUGUST. ~ l32c for september,
IL 25.a9c. Tor O,tuh,r, li4.t Tor November ana
II 20 sc for Decrnh %
StSpKiEs- spft, turpcn'inc was again quiet luz
STEADY at soc resins c morn lciYr On INC basl ~
u % Tor strained ana e. o. ttslt-ig inf Eo1 tAcs
4OiO hbls. Petroleum MAS 4IiN alh uuchluscl AZ
y5.c. crude, IL uuh, aud l. o.. iYi lNNith ~ hhs
Ocean frrl.hts were rather m to-day, yet NJ change
TOOK place grain 10 NV rpouh by steam. SctNe III,
cheese, ION gr M To- London, by steam, hdt d.,
10 ffcnrn ny stram, No. r'n ,rn prtroieum I" rfon-
Htadt TO 81. do to lnniun A.. o.; ruAln t. IUCitet
e6s gOii. lAlIVS quiet al o'IUSsjse tvt lrAo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-06
AN ExrRAORDINART CASE.
CHARGES against CIersvmen and Jurors In y
Doubie m urder Case.
lgkoru AZ Iouaoe Jy,,~s

DUBLIN, July 20.-Au extraordinary ap-
plicatiOn was made yesterday At tue Kerry As
sizes. Sir G. O'LoshIen, VINO appeared for the
Crown, applied to Mr.. Justice Keogn to DOS pone
the trial OF . prisoner named Quiltcr. VINO Is
chargsd with murder, on tue ground set forth in
an afhddvit made by the Crown Solicitor, that he
an extensive canvass mad been made on behalf
OF the prisoner OF the persons sunni oned to
serve 10 jurors, aud that It had been openly ana
publicly stated that persons so summoned we're
prepared to acquit the prisoner In consequence
81 representations m ide to them. 1t WAS fur
Their stated that the remains OF Honora Gutter,
the person with whose murder tue prisoner Is
charged, has been secretly disintsrrsd In conse-
quence OF some remarks made by the Homan
to some place which could not be discovered.
though every effort had been made to nnd them.
Under these circumstances he believed that q
fair trial could not be had At these Assizes.
Counsel tor tue prisoner desired 10 be furnished
with the names OF the persons i'm Pile ted tue
charge, wnicn had come upon them oy surprise.
Judge keosb remarked that he charges were
dreadful, not only against the persons CON
cerned for the prisoner, but against Roman
Catholic elergymen aud the Jurors; The appli-
cation stands over for the prisoners answer to
oe given to-day. The case out OF whicn the
proceedings hsve arisen was very singular one,
and attracted great attention al the LIST Asszes
The murdered woman, HonorA Qliltsr. " as the
mother Of tue prisoner, who mad oeen IN Ameri-
CD, and on his rstIrn found that she was the
subject OF much scandal 10 the parish for her
reput-d immortality, which had been denounced
from tue altar. lie, It Is stated, was exasperated
against her. aud Threatened her alleged para
mour. On the night Of the occurrence Tor when
he Is prosecuted his cabin was found to be on
nre about o'clock In the morning, and the
neighbors on breaking into IL discovered the
BODY ~ tue man with MARKS OF violence upon
him, ana the romans Of the woman burned TO a
cinder. The prisoner was out on the road,
fully dressed, and had raised no alarm or maue
any effort to rescue the ium tea Of the house.
He was tried for tue IN urder OF the an and 40
Quilted. he h now In custody for the murder
OF the woman, and was To be trisd at the pres
ent AssiLes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-06
An Aetrcss's Freak.

Miss lone Burke, connected for some sea
sons pat with WAllAck's company, sailed for
Europe on Saturday last. She was eng aged for
the summer season to play Blanche in tue
" Mighty Dollar" She made her last appear
anoe on FRIDAY evening, leaving tue thea. ~ at
the usual hour IN the usual way, ana great was
the astonisnment Of the mem oers Of the com
psny wben they were told that MISS Burke h id
sailed for Europe. W. X. Floyd, tue stagc man
aver, Only became aware OF her departure at
u. NJ. SATURDAY.. He So. to work To md some
one to play tue part that evening, called OH q
young lady, found her, had her part In his
pOcKet, renearsed It with her, and at y, NJ. the
young lady ". IN her dressing room giving one
eve 10 the looking glass and one eye In the book,
studying her part.
hs reasons Of Niles Burke's hasty departure
remain Unexplained. Sue was in receipt OF a
good sal r. aud had a fair position az Wall ck's
IL IL believed. however, that domestic Causes
aie at tho bottom of It. When acting at inc
London haymarKet some years ago, she married
a young army ofncer. of good family Uut who
subsequently turned out TO be penniless. lie
sold his commission ana accom- panied DIS wife
here. He made several attempts To launch out
IN business, and anally summered down. like
Actresses husbands generally, To being support
ed D, his ife. 1t Is said That OF late no has had
rather good news from his relatives, VINO at nrst
dlsSWnel him.
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A very UsefuI shower.

From ne BttGd!0 Courier.
lug $500 WV '-'
. Aud stirring the leav'G n a siumherless WAY
FMH sehtie anu soit - the cOoiHg aud calling
VI lJie 10 hls mai at the parting OF day
lucn IabltT ana Ia 'ter u came, H. the
u! waters grew iOud. 10 Ito R-tAeTing power
Anu te Dlfnr IN aDOkt me, IKE Jewels flashing
lrlled songs OF delight IN tht midst OF the shower,
Then who should meet but sweet Rosa the farest
Uf all the sweet nov eTs that lumine tue morn,
Bnt 0h, al her danny adornlngs, tue rarest
That beauty eau fashion, une damn and fOrlorn,
" o., hr; la Rue your ply impiore-
OF course I'm q irlghtl But hon fortunate meeting
You here. Why, never once dreamed Of a shower"
Her nat wreck. nut the eyes that were smiling
Beneath II were even az yiOlefs blue,
And her dps-well, | thought, % complete their be.
guiding
III mere her lover know what I'd do"
gave her my itn, AM beneath my umhrcla
fte crept win a face ike the rOs est Hover.
\, thiIk she diyluCd thO' dar d not to tell her,
Tie rapture fslt shielding her from the shower
IT'S sumner again and the roses giving
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Bli iMrest ni AL is NY Rose WAC j. weaving
The breads ~ our i've tuti unity rare.
AM yesterday eve ~ We watched the surrender
nunintfsNe ~ sy at tue sweet tWlhshi hour.
SIZE whispered m accents of loving made telder,
on Frea, arn't you glad We we're caught ~ that
tnO~NF"