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A Theory Borne ont by Facts.

Ths theory that lack Of visor Is the underlying
cause Of disease 1. receiving daily confirmation o.
the most positive Kind in the cure Of dysPeP.IGr
lircr dIsordE1, and kidney, bladder and uterine
complaints by HOs;etet's Stomach htter', The
ruling remedy for rnalIdIss Attributable 10 weak
mes This superb tonic Is never employed With
cot the most beneficial tEecta The liver. the
b Vcls. the organs Of urinAuou, and indeed the en-
tire system acquires both EISot and regularity
through its action, duCs 1t gives hcalthful I'm
pelus to Srery failing function. 1t Is an iucOm.
parable specific for chIll1 and fever, and Other
malsdIcs Of mllnii typS, prevents their attacks
LA reliable means Of eouuterietng the effects Of
undue exposure Or fatigue. and soothS as we'll A
strengthens The nervous OrgluIsm. eod4v
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General GoG.

EdltorS 1uLSllisGneers
A personal compliment, administered
without q show Of subserviency, but ele-
gAntly given by a refined gentleman, Is q
thing Of beauty and Joy forever. II
was my fortune, few days ago, to hear
the handsomcst compliment paid 10
General Goff that ever heard paid to
any man in my life. A certain physi.
clan, now residing In Lewis county, in
moderate circumstances Ihe was wealthy
until be lost his darkeys and other prop.
erty by the war;, met General Cot on
his way to Sutton, and after an introduc.
ton they had a pleasant conversation,
lasting an hour or two-the Doctor en-:
deavoring to justify secession, General
Gof opPosingi.. But after the General
had departed our medical friend re.
marked, "Sir, ! wouldn't ride with that
man to Sutton for the bestfarm in Lewis
county" "And why notT was our query.
Because, air" said the Doctor, " E'did
] Jsould rote for hin, and l have never
voted for Radical In my lifeIn In .
short conversation General Golf had won
the friendship and esteem Of probably
the hottest rebel in the county; Just as he
will win the multitudes wherever he can
address them. WEsr FoRK.
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nePhersOn's Hand m. Book Of Poll


This volume for 1876 has Just been
issued from the press, and is unquestiOn.
ably the volume which, 70 all campaign.
ers and 70 politicians, and all interested
in public Affairs, Is Indispensable. The
record covers the last two years, and in.
cludes every important political act with.
in that period. On the Money Question,
it has the Resumption act With all the
votes on is passage, and touching its re-
peal, and very valuable chAp.sr giving
an abstract OF all the laws on Gold and
and Silver Coinage from 1872 to 1873,
with tables OF Coinage and 4 history Of
the passage of the act Of 1873. The
Amnesty votes, and on Centennial, Civil
Rights, Bankruptcy, Elections, Home
stead, Presidents Salary; Civil Service
Pacific Railroad, Electoral vote, and on
the 'tForce bill" OF 1875, and Others,
are given in detail. The Public
School Amendment, and action on it,
are fully stated. The decisions OF
the supreme Court on Enforcement and
other acts: the Prcsident's action in Lou
isiana, Mississippi and other States; the
Belknap Impeachment; New Constitu-
lions 10 various States; Platforms OF the
Republican, Democratic, -Greenbaek,"
and Prohibition parties, with letters OF
acceptance Of candidates; State Platforms
OF 1875. and 1876; and tables Of elections,
Electoral College, imports and exports,
currency disbursements, receipts and ex-
penditures, list Of appropriations last
year aud this, public debt, and variety
OF miscellaneous facts combine TO make
this remarkably full and valuable vol.
ume. As il was not closed till the adj
journment Of Congress, it is complete as
10 its action. Price 81 so, post paid.
Geo. Frs. Dawson, General Agent, P. o.
Box 45Q, Washington, D. G.
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Wheeler. In making this change he &c
companies it with the following notice to
all whom it nsy concern, written, II
would seem, by way Of anticipation:
II will no doubt b stated, By unscru-
pulouS perBonI, that our change Of bsss
in regard TO politics, Is s mereenHry
movement. II any one says so % you;
reader, please state to them for rs taA,
they LIE. We have fought hard for Wha'
We believed to be right and now that We
end We are in error, We cheeriull!y hang
our gate on the other post. A wise man
sometimes changes HE opinions, but s
foo!-never. @
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

0oTERSoE,
NATHAN GOFF, IN, d Harrison
sUF'T or scHo01,
F.H CRAOO, d NrShAH.
AUDITOR,
CM. sHINS. q TsylOr. 7-
IRE48rKER,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Of EnSSha.
ET7okxKT OESEEAI4
JOHNA. HUTCHINSON, d Wood.
ToR Jrp0Es oT THE SUPREME ooCKr OF APPEALs
FoR THE TCLL TKRN.
". II. q. FLICK, u Rsrkelsy,.
RI BERKSHIRE, Of M0nonGIIL
ZOE JUooE OF INK srFRENE oouKT OF APPKAlA
10 TILL TIE VACANCY,
Z. & BROWN, q Jieksou.
cosOKKs-TrEzf puTurI,
HON. c. r. SCOTT, Of Richie County.
ELEcToGs AT LAEoE IoR wEsT uloEII,
col. WARD H LAMoE, Of Berkeley,
HON. c. W. SMITH, u Caben.
HECTOR FOE YEar CONGRESSIONAL DisTnerr
HON. D. p. PVGa, d Tyler County.
ELEcToR FoR ME THIRD ptSrmCI,
COL ?. r HAssLER, Of Jackson.
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OHIO COUNTY TICKET.

house. oY DILB0GTEs,
CIPT. BIB. DovENER,
JOHN oEsTERLiHG.
:. L BRlCE,
S. L MCCoLLOCH.
JrpaE OF COUNTY oOrET,
WI. ERsKEE.
sHEnFT,
FEAECIs A. BRITT.
Fko5EcrTIS0 ATTORNEY,
T. J. HU6us,
ASsESSoR-dTT 'DlsTMCI,
CHAs. A. HELMBRIGHT,
ASrssJE-corSTKT Di.IncT,
Carr. wM. A. Mccoy.
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wofiindins Change Of Heart.

No doubt the Sctibes and Pharisees and
all the frst families in and around Jern-
salem with whom St. Paul used to asso-
ciate, we're very much down on him after
be came back from his trip to Damascus,
and after he made known 10 them his in.
tentions Of no longer prosecuting the
Saints but Of joining himself to them and
espousing their cause. sain: Paul, how.
ever, paid no attention to any insinua-
tons or deuunciations on the part OF the
fret families, but went on his way Tejolc'
ing, being willing to bear any amount Of
OblOquy for the sake Of the cause he had
e,pOused.
Now We do not mean to say by this
,criptural allusion, that Wotfndin re-
ceived his hint to quit prosecuting the
Republican Saints in and around Weston,
and TO dissolve his political association
with the first families there, in the
same W.v ,ha. Saint Paul received his
H., w0@.d;n,. r,;rd I. vnrId .ss,n
NM. "0'H " "Vu'u
has been undergoing change Tor some
time past, whereas Saint Paul was con-
verified all NJ a ,uddes. Every now and
,L..., .L.-.-.,o. :, -. -
'"eH We ..A. 're .e'tNO" y, SUM s"
er like Prof. Swing, or that ZAnesvi!le
minister, who, although they come out
on sotne particular Sunday and announce
,L.;. IT,. =, ..u-;.,;. a. -
nr,'ss and nos,nso.iOS nnb,;e' vi, :,
,s,Ii,v Tho CHANCE 4. NO, .nad.n Int i,
m,,,s, n xs.t. md month. of nr,verfnI
n,.n,,,,,on
Wofind;r,. f.sIi,o. s.em N have been
,rb;..,.d n . ,ooa Js,I ~ bnn;Ii,,;or
h. II. co,t.de,.,. ,,.oo;,,;or, u.,o
81, ;n,,,r,o .or. ~ h;s .ho,t .d;,o,;.I.
II ,ha LA, ,..r. ~ ~. r,ner that ..em.
n indicate a pept.up and repres,ed con.
dit;on ~ mind II, ,ome lime mast:
aTr,.mncb n, The ehiv.lry have hoIy
horror Of the yandals who dared invade
the sacred soil of Virginia, 1t might be
wei i1r mem 70 pauck up 20 70 sPea \.
the town ~ Wss,on are conducted BY
these same vandals-but doubtless the
first families would soon raise up others
% thelr lklng. y Is pamekiy hG~"aa
Sn rs Which. Which, 81 t;eSs sbonId % 10 tbo,e
to The manor born. 'PufFkly aEful-so
it isH"
The explanation Of this paragraph con-
sists in the fact that Wotindin was ope Ct
the "Lincoln hirelings" who with arnAsin
hand invaded this State as Union SOL
der during the war. Like many more
such "vahdals," he fell in love with the
scenery and climate Of West Virginia,
and determined to settle among US
after the war. For some reason he
fell particularly in love with the
valley of the West Fork, probably be-
cause, like the plains OF The Jordan, it
was we'll watefed country las he1s oil
the haFd'shell Baptist peFsuasionJ or 1t
may be'that be admired the Lunatie
Asylum and thought it was good place
for a Democratic paper. We do not really
know what motives aetuated him in COM
ing to Weston But at all events he
pitched his tent asthat place and for ten
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REPrBtlcAN COUNTY COMMITTEE
WdIAiASioa DlItris-John IAbbe1held ard stS'
!NaiLiSN.wrn. F. s,iiel and B. B. Do1ener. SKY
CLsy-w. =. Peterson and ". L Wright.
Ea&oa-L G. Rockwell and ". b. Hoss.
tsNfge-Tohn q. Hubblrd and 7 Z. MoilL
Webaa-Wm. Il. TT1Vts and Henry Sehmul'
bach, PrtII
KiteREs-John W, Schultz and s. L. Briee.
RleSiaEd-M. L Hill and WIN. S1rth.
LibJfy-J. D. Whitman and A. AcCullceh.
TriadslpALa-John Z. slson and "a. Atkln.0u
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CTATE OF West VIRGINIA., OHIO COUNTY
. .; County CSutt, July rulsI, 1876.
Walter Slrnhall
william II FINLEY. In A"HHP'It'

tce thlt % The 9Th DAY Of July, 1876 the plaintiff
brought suit IL Rssumpsit Ag1inst him, and at
tlehSd his credits md ELECTS 10 the hands Of thi
BenEood Iron WORKS Company, the object d
which suit d 10 recover the sum Of Sl3 " Tor {.
pefehes Of stone sold and delivered to The defend
teni,nt 4 4 non.Tesident Of this State.
The dsIendInt, WIN. FIndley, y required 70 Ap-
par % next rul6 day, which VII come on the 1th
daT 81 August, 1876, and do WhSteyeT may bene-
ctsssfy % protect hilintGrat therein.
Witness my hand this 9Th day Of July, 1876.
jy6Th R0BT. u. WOOp', Clerk.
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EPuEtIcGH NATE eExrRAL coyNrTTEE or WEI
VlROIBIA.
Aw. CAMPBELL, Chairman, wheeling.
I. II. LOGAN, Treasurer,
W. J. ". C0WpEE, seeTetrJ,
J, 7. HOKE, KeySr CITY.
J, s, CUHEIEGHAN, 81. Adams.
c C. COLE, nNkenbug.
D, II. WILLARD, Potnt Fleaant.
d, W, ATKISkoS, ChIEl0ton.
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nIu0PcEc lesGlly obtainsd for citiEenS Of
DtVSnO6S any stAtG, Without publicity o.
change d residence, 90 AndGVit testimony, for In.
compatibility, sePefltion, etc, Advice free. REED
4 CO.. American law Agency, Fires Opera H0usa,
Cincinnati, o SC3-eod
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HANNIBAL FORBES,
HENRY n. RUSSELL
Special Commissioner

uoNE IN THE COUNTRY FOR sALE-I
H ofer for ale the DtT Brick Dwelling House,
c0ntainIhg ten rooms, With several AeIs Of land I'd.
Joining, situated near my farm 90 the National
Pike, shout Ave miles from Wheeling. The hnest
an be carried into the houSe by neans Of pipe.
Apply 10 MIS-. ELIZABETH KY,
SsSS Tn her Farm.
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TaE chunk Of Ice that blocks the door
at early morn Is not looked upon with the
same delight rs II was few days ago.
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NOTICE
Joseph C. N'CarJ


EdWlfd kon10 and 0IHOTF.
In pursuance Of decree Of The County Curt d
Ohio County, ". Va, made In The above entitled
caaBs on The I6th day Of Jun0, 1876, will on tht
llh day Of AuguSt, 1910, at my utdee, No. q
13th street, Wheeling, W. Va, proceed 70 estate
the lecount between AdmlnistfltoE Of the aid Ed.
ward uAs, deceased, End the MD Fleming and
tbs aiA plalntlR and thS aid J. n. Kelly and re.
port What Is due between them ana the eSt1te o.
The aid Edward Rouse and the priority Of lien q
the slid CREDITOR RDd Sneh other matter - may b
required by the plFtielu GU 3. BOYD,
Commissioner Of The County Court.
D. PECK, Attorney for PlHintiE iy6-Th
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vAHCE-oa Wednesday morning, September
9Th, 1875, at I O'Clock, MAEY, relICt Of the late
james Vance, In her 10Th year.
Faneral from her late residence near TriadelphIa
thi, CThursday) afternoon at S O'Clock. Friends Of
ths family are invited.
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MARRIED,
DIED.

: BAuEY-MoRGAS-Juu 81, 1915, By Rev.
Lester, Mr.. SAMUEL N. BAILEY to Mrs MARY E.
MOR0AN, both Of Wheeling.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Sheriff Of Ohio Count,

Ths fr'eDd, q THOMAS P. sHAI1rRos. :,
support hip for Sheriff; the oe;tbs, ,le,4lss =, !"
As The saaida,s q packed c1sy,ntiss, trt M \
SzaiAiiC Q. '''
aus THE PEnprr
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FoR SALE.
DuBL1C SALE

'DuBL1C SALE
on one q the Arrest pisoss d pppesty i@ any
purpoSa. 10 CentTe wheeling. on Market b4uAFel
ournorof "a and Market street an Of loti iFont-
Ing C6 FEET on Market street and running back %
tkI Alley, With the impTuTrmeau thereon Az
~ feet fronting on Market street and running baeE
to the alley, With good bouse o. four rooms on y;
On account Of our 6uainess calling " away and
being determined 10 sell, We will ell At PuubllS
Auction on the premises the ADORE mentioned
Property, inelrting Machinery and all, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1876,
commenelng Al 10 O'Clock 4. \. 70 The hSheEt M,
der, on the following terms: One-third cash IN
hand, or more, 10 suit the purchaser, on day oil
AIe balance In one, lEo and three years, With In
tersst from day Of Hlle; taek payments secured By
0'SN u A - EoESfG, BERGER 4 90.
J.C HERVEY, AuctIonCer. SG
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OLA
VALUABLE FARM
In OHIO AND MARSHALL COUNTIES.

Notice Is hereby given that We shall, pursuant to
decree Of the Circuit Court for Ohio county, Wet
Virginia, made and entered on the Sd day Of June,
1875. In eau,e In ehaneery pending In aid Court,
wherein Henry (. List Is complainant and Zaeha-
nah Pumphrey's administrator and Others are de-
iepdants proceed 70 sel At public auction, 10 the
highest and best bidder, At the froat door Of the
Court House Of Ohio county, West Virginia, on
FRIDAY, the I'd day September, 1870,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock A. n, the following de-
Ecribed tract Of land: Recommending at sugar tree,
corner Of Lewis Bonnett'G n. 763S 6. 1S2 poles to
fallen elm; thenceN n. 25<o, E 81 poles TO white
oak; N. 4011SSe, Z 50 poles 70 stake In pile Of
Itobes; thence n. 75So, W. IS 10 two sugar tres;
n ST. W. s. to red oak; g. SsI<', W. - 10 stake
where N. Shepherds corner STOOD then 8. so1SS',
W.70 TO stake near where white oak stood; thence
So, E. lt7 to place Of beginning. containing one
hundred and iorty-etght acres ctsl," beibg the
same land conveyed 10 zachariah Humphrey by
John A. Good and wife, BY deed dated March 9Th,
lSta
TEnB OF sALE-ouetourth cash, balance In
three equal payments At eight, sixteen and twenty.
four months, with interest from day q sale, and 70
b secured 10 the atldacton Of the Commissioners.
DANIEL PECK.
/ HANNIBAL FORBES,
Special Commissioners.
WHRTIIHS, ". VA, August -. 1876. AuIs
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]. c HERyEY. A AafsSs. =


Martha wSyt ct ala
In pursuance Of a ds.pse In the above named
canSe. entered by the Caunty Court Of Ohio
County on Tie Sih day Of September, lSiG the
underlined Special Commissioners will aell Al
Pablo Aaetion, Al The frunt door Of the Court
HOuss Of ohio County, on
Saturday, oesobst ]. 1875, alto e'eloek A. ~,
tact Of valuable real stAte lately Owned and c.
eupled by william ?. Martin, lying about seven
miles from the efty q Wheeling. and described IS
fnlloyh t0-Eit; A trAet Of land ntuAte In ohio
eopnty, on the EGteTS Of Big Wheellng crock,
and containing about one hundred and eiShty-three
acres, more Or les, and having the iolloEtns
boundaries: Rigtnnins At = stake In Clay rad;
thence 8. ~ Z: sS4 poles; tseDs : z Z 81, g
polSs; thence s. s. E 81 poles 10 beech, corner 10
the heirs Of Thomas Baird; theno8 S ~ poles 10 Z
hickory. thencc & "a ". l95 poles 10 Ehi oak;
thence \. u y 81 poles 10 white oak; thence n.
81 Z 81 poles 70 I white oak stump thence y. IS
E IS poiea 70 an ash: thenne n. q w. 81 pdts To 4
mEII; thence n. So ". S poles 70 red oak; thepes
n. 50 E % pole5 70 4 white oak; thence n. q E. s.
poles 70 the place Of beginning.
This property b q well Eltefed Farm, Of hne
land, With the usual timber and Improvements,
and being but short distance beyond Elm Grove,
Is within easy reach Of the Hempheld Railroad and
the National Rnd-
TERHS OF SALE-one-thind Of the purchase
money, OF a much more a. the purchaser may
elect, cash IN hand on the day Of ME, and The re-
m1inda IN two equal inStallments, paylhle 10 one
and tEsyeaFl, respectively, from the day Of ale,
With interest from that day, the payment Of the
deferred instAlments 70 be Iecured 10 the ntiSiGe-
tIon Of the Commissioners.
HANNIBAL FORBES,
HENRY II. RUSSELL,
Se6-dAE Special Commissioner
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OVER THE RIVER.

The Republican Judicial Con
Vention nj BaFnesyille..-Much
Excitement and No NOmina-
linn.
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Clusters Betrayer.

A new version of the Custer fight has
just been learned, being the story related
by sergeant Of the 9th Infantry. He
asserts that Custer was led into snare
by the treachery Of Crow scout named
Gross This scout. with the guides. Ger
ard and Jackson. were al who escaped
from the massacre.
It 10 said that Cross went out to recon.
noitre by Custer the night before the bat
tie, and that he returned in tho morning
and reported the Indian village . small
one. and one that offered an easy victory.
Then followed the disastrous charge and
Wholesale massacre. The Indians were
fully informed and aware OF Custer's in.
tentions, and hal made every preparation
to give him a warm reception. Every
thing was done, and breastworks of will
low brush had been thrown up. behind
which the Indians could pick off the sol.
diers without being seen.
Further evidence has been obtained
proving that white men were with the In
dians. Reno's men say they heard Eng
lish spoken frequently in the Indian ranks
during their fight. One of the Indians
shot by R'no's men was found to be .
white man with long beard, wearing an
Indian mask. A bugler who was dishon-
crably discharged from the and Infantry
in 1865 is also believed 70 be with them.
During the fight he blew the calls seversl
tines .-Cheyen0e Lea er.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-08-18

!! Tie following story, says the Wayside,
is told of jacob Ridgeway, . wealthy
citizen of Philadelphia, who died many
years ago, leaving fortune Of five or six
million dollars.
MI. Ridgeway,' said young man.
with whom the millionaire was convers-
ling. you are to be envied more than any
man know
why so?' responded Mr.. Ridgeway,
Il am not aware of any cause for which
I should be p particularly envied.'
What. sir!' exclaimed the young man,
in establishment. Why you are mill.
ionaire Think Of the thousands your
income brings you every month";
! We'll, what Of that:' replied Mr.. II.
All get out Of it is my victuals and
clio hes, and l can't eat more than one
mans allowance, or wear more than one
suit At the same time. Pray can't you do
% much?'
'Ah, bps think of the hundreds of fine
houses you own and the rental they bring
iycu'
| What better am l off for thaty re-
piled the rich man. Il can only live In
one house at time; as for the money I
receive for rents, why. cant eat it or
wear It; can only use it to buy other
houses for others to live in, They are the
benef1ciaTies, not L.
But you can buy costly furniture and
costly pictures, and fine carriages, and
horses; in fact anythis Z you DESIRE
But after | have bought them 2 re-
sponded Mr.. R.. what then? can look
at the furniture and plctures-and the
poorest man who is not blind can do the
same. can ride no easier in fine car
riage than you can IN an omnibus for five
crnts, with the trouble Of attending to
drivers. footmen md hostlers; and as to
any,h,ne I dee;,~. I tell gov. young ...~n.
that the less We desire in this world the
happier we shall be. All my wealth can
not buy me single day more of life, and
!, cannot purchase exemption from sickness
!: and pair; it cannot procure me the power
to keep off the hour of death; and what
will it avail when in few short years at
most must lie down in the grave ard
leave 1t all forever? Young man, you
have no cause to envy me-
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-08-18
How he Got q Cake.

A small boy with very sharp nose
halted brfore bakers window the other
day and took long look at the cakes. He
finally entered. and leaning over the cOun
ter remarked: ''If you was hoy. you
know, do you know whit I'd dof" The
baker confessed his ignorance ..Weil, If
yon was boy you know, you'd be hun
CRY. and If you came into my sbop. you
know, I'd hand yon out cake for moth
ing, you know. aud whe" y"u got to be .
man you'd buy sll you could OF me. you
know, and you'd get everybody else TO
trade with me. for you'd remember how
gave you . cake, you know. and you'd
wan. to paw me hack" No lawytr could
have put the case palmer; and the baker
Yays the boy . cake. Won know.
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A Country School.

Pretty ard pale aid tised
She sits in her stiff-hacked chair,
While the blazing summer sun
Shines in on her soft brown hair,
And tn" tiny brook without,
That she hears through h the open door,
Mocks with its murMus cool
Hard bench and dusty f.:or-
1t seems such an endless round
Grammar and A BIC,
The lack board and the sums,
The stupid geography:
When from teacher to little Jcm.
Not one of them cares straw,
Whether John" is il any ''csse,"
Or Kansas In Omaha.
But Jemmy's bare brown f;et
Are aching to wade in the stream,
Where ,be tr"u, to his Turing bait
Shall leap with quick bright CLEAN
Anh his teachers blue eyes stray
70 the flowers Oil the desk hard by.
Till h.r Thoughts have follOw'd her eyes
With half unconscious sigh.
Her heart outruns the clock,
As she smells their faint sweet scent
But when have time aud heart
Their m"asure in unisiOn blent?
For time will haste or laR.
Like your shadow on the the grass
That fingers far behind,
Or flies when you fain would pass.
Have patience, restless Jem.
The stream and the Dish will wait,
And patience, tired blue ey's-
Down the winding road by the gate.
Under the willow shade.
Stands some one with fresher flowers,
So turn your books again,
And keep love for The after hours.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-08-18
An Empress Drinking Lager
Beer.
From the Poughkeepsie Eagle

From the Poughkeepsie Eagle
In our report of the visit Of Dom
Pedro TO West Point, we noted the fact
that the Empress and her lady friend.
Dona Josr6na Fonseco, visconde de Bonn
Retro, and Chevalier de MasedO, did not
cross the river 1t GsvrisOn's to INSPECT
the United States military posts, plrading
fatigue and needed rest from long Journey
ings. Hardly had His Majesty. The EN-
peror reached Gen. Ruger's hesdqusrters
when the Empress and Dons JOS fina.
With thsir male friends. a'ighttd from The
Wagner drawing room err. aud lnads
their way leisurely to the nearest grocery.
The Empress seated h. rself upon the
steps Of the atosessid gsocery. With Dona
Joasiins hy her side. and the male attend
ants calle. for lager Tor f0ur.