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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-26
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In .uc Town vi Hebron County u. OA.J.i. '.r
tL" year 1873.
The following lee oi taxes 20 r'll cate OF
nOn.rc idcu, owuc.- iu -td Gown % u. ..lt. j..
the year I-Ij, IA bulls comm,ttci % Nathan u.
Harlow, Collector TO. s..l ToWuuu Coo l..t a.l ui
October l--5 ha- been returned br Dim o. mr a'
remaining unpaid or tAe l9th O,t $50. ht a- .e..
tiNcatc ol tllt date, IgI DOW remains ubi ... t.N
notice BE- hereby given mat b. sail taxes, .,...,
and charges are not pli.l iu'o th" Tra..a- .. -tt
Town. within e ghtecl month, from In"
OF tnr c,mmi. meat Of SAIL bills, -u much '. ..t
real e-tutc taxed a. Wi.l be sufficient % pas -.e
amount buc therefor. including la'.r.-t +A-
charges, Uifi without further notice, u" SOLD pr
publ auction 90 ,he 'ov % }. Zee 100 .-.i itN. -A
the twenty FIRST dav OF April I,s-, ~ fcu .A
b. the forenoon.
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How terrific must be the molecular
action in the brain of man who comes
home at one o'clock ia the morning sing
M TOO raj, coral oddly" aud mistakes
ais wite's patent hustle, standing pale
aud rigid in the corner, Tor the spirit Of
MS deceased mOther-in-law.-GlObe Dem-
ocrat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-26

T1WENTY YEARS ESTABLISHED a lnc
4 watch can be repaired or adjusted 70 heat cold
and position, and warranted for a reasonable price
at my establishment. BY perfected apparatus
of my own invention and make, have adjusted
one watch so accurately that il varied but S. see
onds IN eleven months, and many others with al.
most equal accuracy. SAM'L RICHARDS. Jr,
may om South Paris, Me
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II rnE DISTINCT CorRr OF me UNITED srArEs

a beautiful Quarterly Journal. finely illustrated,
and containing an elegant e0loTed FIoEer Pidfe
with the fr-t number. Price only % cents for the
YEAR The 1rst number for 49, just issued 10
German and English.
NICk's FLOWER \ VEGETABLE GARDEN, IN
paper 81 cents: with elegant eioth covers leo.
NICK's CATALoGUE-Su0 Illustrations only two
cents JAMES WICK, Rochester, y Y.
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COSTS oWGiSATlNG BEFORE TRIAL JUSTICE.
State V. Judkins - a., H. C. Reed, Justice, az Is
" Parker, l.. VI. Carter Justice, J., 50
Il" Raw-Ou q a., II. & Reed, Justice, IS 80
- Bennett, r. VI. Carter, Justice, !. 90
I" " Abbott, ID. +. Brown, Justice, lj 80
" Watts do DO. Is -
Hcrsev. Justices, 90 10
" Buck. G.. Barrett, Justice, . a
Z Z. CISHMAN Treasurer.
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Stock Contracts
~ Va BE
MEN Or WOMEN

Wanting Hu>Ines~ that vii pay surc' 40
not delay. ,.t send llr our New Circulars oi
NSorI. for $3.50 before engn Etng cIsrwherc'
old ard new "a gents Wi hliu lt 70 tEcil Inter
ct Boz Apply at once 90
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a n. WAIVER. judge.
\ true copy-attcst: nc. DAVIS Register.
OXFORD, - At Court OF Probate heIt
ErL.LmL-- MLILLn . ed lnr Tho Count. - 49,

OXFORD, Sat 4 Court OF Probate held a
Fryebuf- within aud for the County oxford
on the 9Th dav Of December 4. n. ls-r
~ the petition OF OLIVE FIOl ID. WIllW .f
~ Lov"u Fiorl. late ~ iovcu. in ss.i Conn.
", deceased PRAYING I0r IA allowance QUO u mo
uersoual estate OF LtT 'tt" husband.
ordered, Ihatthe sa'G Petitioner r.gtuafir.
20 all persons Interested y c-usirgu UO.. rf....
order 20 be pabiishcd three wcck- success ..tt In
the oxford Democrat printed 80 Paris. that f..y
may appear eta Probate Court 90 lcleIdatT.r..
in said County on the third TucstayCf San u,st
AZ O'Clock % ttFfUrCuoon ana SHOW cause, ID .-.
they have why the same shOgli NOT ht rralt,..
4. 10. WALhLE. judge.
AtruecOpy-attest u. e. ptsr. Et...t.r
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Maine Steamship Co.
Scmi-WeckIy Line 10 New Works
Steamers EIeanora and Franoonit

VIII until further notice leave Franklin Wharf,
Portland, every MONDAY and THURSDAY,
at Il. NJ, and leave Pier IS East River, New
York, every MONDAY AMI THURSDAY at 4
L. VI.
The Elcanora IS new steamer, just builtfOI this
route, and both she and the Franconia are fitted vi
with lne accommodations for passengers, making
this the most convenient and comfortable route for
travellers between New York and Maine These
steamers will touch at Vineyard Haven during the
summer months on their passage to and from New
York
Passage in State Room $500, meals extra.
Goods forwarded 10 and nom PHILADELPHIA
Montreal, Quebec, ST. John and all parts of Maine
ES-FTeight taken ut the lowest rates.
Shippers are requested 10 send their freight 10
the Steamers as early as 4, +. NJ. on DAYS they
leave Portland. For further information apply TO
HENRY FOX, General Agent, Portland.
J.F. flames, Ag't Pier 80 +. r. New York
Tickets and State rooms can also be obtained AZ
% Excha &c Street. iuly97tf
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tlit same 10
File ErAN

Fryeburg, " thin and TOT the County of O,r,IJ
on the lith lay OF December 4. D.. ls1G.
4 BEL HEALD, aamcd Executor iu cerfs,
~ Instrument purplfliEg 10 bc the lass t,.ir
and Testament Of William " Wh.uas Dad. 10,
Lowell. IN said C"gaty tecea-rl, htvily present
ell the same for Probate;
Ordered, That the said Executor gIvcnutic. ta
all persons interested hy causing .crr 40 r..
or.. q 10 be published three week, -uccr-,iy,.yir
tho oxford Democrat printed 90 fsris. ttat DIS
may appear 40 Probate Court 20 be hc'c ~ Pt,.
in aid County, on the third tuesday OF JAM bs.,
NJ o'clock IN the forenoon aAa .AoNc4l...t ..y
they have Why the came should not l, fr.,.... ..'
proved AMI allowed th' LAST WI -n! Te.-.-...,
Of said deceased.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice t..
he has been duly appointed by the Hoa. Jri,s a.
Probate for the County Of oxford and as.un,i,io.
trust Of Administrator, Of the estate OF
ASA RECORD, late of Paris
in said County deceased by giving bond az the l..
direct. he therefore requests an persons Ma -.
indebted 70 the estate Of said dectase 10 mae i
mediate payment and those who have any drrn,r.i.
thereon 10 exhibit he same 20
STEPHEN u. HUTCHINSON
~. 1874
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Farmer Wanted.

A PPLY 20 W. SMALL, JR, Room No, -, !, NJ NJ
N Fellows Block, Lisbon Street, Le"''''"''
bee f. fw
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice ma,
he has been dulynppOinted by ihe Hon. Jpd1o, =,
Probate for the County OF Oxford and assumed ~,
trust OF Executor e the estate or
SUSAN SFRlNG. late ol Hiram
in said County deceased 10y giving bond a. the law
directs; he therefore requests ell persons VIII, s,
Indebted 10 the estae Of said deceased TO mako l
mediate payment and those who have any demand.
thereon TO exhibit thc same 10
Dec 8, 1876. FLfB BEkN
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4ostrg.
Nh Liftie Farnl.

The following was sung 20 the tune Of SIittie
EroNn jag" az The recent grange celebration At
south Paris
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Notice OF ForccIONurc.

Hebron, Dec. u, I-,j. d
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NoIr. Mr. Palmer is The Postmaster OF North
FaVtttc, and having become convinced OF the
great value al these Plaster hy actual U"r, IL has
obtained them upon layorabrtcrms and is selling
large quantities \ medicine that thus recon-
meul~ ii-cli cannot De- too highly commended
one Plaster ,rils dozens.
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS
Gilmore, smith - Co., Successors to chip
man. HoSmcr s. Co.

fillmore. smith ~ -. successors 10 III p
man. HoSmcr & Co.
Patents procured Iu all countries No fees IN
advance. No charge FOR services until patent Is
granted Preli c.uary examinations free. oar
valuable pamphlet cent free upon re- ept col stamp.
Address, GILMORE, SMITH * Co,
Washington, ID. Z.
ARREARS or VNN, IOUSII, sc.
Federal O1iccre Soldier. and Sailor of the late
war or their heirs, are IA many cases entitled 10
money from The Government which has been
found % De due since hnal payment. Write full
history oi service, and state amour; % pay and
bounty received. Certificates OF Adjutaut General
L. =. \, show u- service and honorable discharge
fhercfrom, iu place of discharges Lost. procured
.or a small Zee Enclose stamp 90 Gilmore 4 Co F.,
aad fall rculy. with blanks, viii bC sent Tree.
PENSIONS! PENSIONS;
All Federal Oncers, soldiers and sailors wound
ed, rupturcd Injured ga The Tine 81 duty in tho
late war, ana disabled thereby, can obtain pen
sion.
Widows, and minor children OF Omcers, soldiers
and sailors, VINO have died since discharge, Of
disease contracted, or wounds and Injuries re-
ceived ia thc service and IN line OF duty, can pro.
cure pensions, by addressing GILMORE \ CO.
Increased rates FOR Pensioners obtained. Boun-
~ Lard Warrants procured Tor service in Wars
prior IN March 3, lsaj. There are no warrants
granted for service iu the LAKE rebellion.
send stamp 20 GILMORE 8 CO., Washing
ton, ID. g., for iull instructions. mavZW
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Are Doing Wonders

Mc.-rs. Week. ( Potter. Ccuilcmca-CoLIGNs'
NoLTAIC FIASTERS are doing wonders. They
work liA- m.-lc, au. those yuu sent lS-i are al
-uld aud more wanted. Please scud mr three
dozen -. sooa As Jon sct ihi- money enclosed
herewith. want them 90 morrow ,Sht, 10 pos
-lbl-. In ha,tc, Yours. T. r. Palmer 4. NJ.
W. Fsyctjc, Ne, May !, $50.
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SOLD by an druggists Tor - cents. sent os re.
cciptDi - cents iug one, Sls' lor ak. SO Tor
twelve, carefully wrapped, and warranted perfect
by WEEKS \ POTTER, PrsggJtors, Boston
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OXFORD COUNTY.
Tressurer'. Office, Dee. /, 1870.


Li.tor Criminal Costs allowed 90 the Scpicm
bcr Term = :. Count oxford County, $50.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-26
n AGENTS WANTED ron HISTORY
UENTEN'L EXHIBITION

Il sells faster than any Other book. ono Agent
sold % copies IN ono day. This Is the ONLY aa
thcntic and complete history published Souu TOT
INg Co. Philadelphia, Ia.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-02-19

The play founded on incidents in
the dynamite plot. which is being
given at the Joseftheatre in Vienna,
is said to be n financial success. The
authors do not stick close 10 history.
Thomassen lives in expensive style
In Vienna. His mistress demands
$4,000. He orders "A clock, senls his
wife and child, his mistress, the ma
ker OF the internal clock and his wife,
aiclockmaker's journeynan, and the
clock son, who is Captain OF
the ship, ON board. There Is II Terri
BILE explosion, and the curtain fall
amid stormy applause. The light
hearted Vienese audience was ~visibl,
affected.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-02-19

The Denver Times raises n terrific
howl against the Kansas Pacific rail-
way company for the reason that
freight rates from Kansas City to
Cheyenne are from ten to forty per
cent. less than from Kansas City to
Denver, owe that road. AT the same
time that paper claims that Black
Killers can be QUILTED twenty-five
per cent. cheaper In Denver than
in Cheyenne. The difference in rates
in favor of Cheyenne is something
thathas been going on for long time,
although 1t seems to he news to the
Times. To prove the fnlsity of the
idea that Denver al sell goods cheaper
than they eau I've bought in Cheyenne,
We give the following table Of freight
rates adopted by the X. p. road Feb
ruary 18th:
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-02-19
X, e. to
Blaine and Finances.

Ex-Speaker Blaine's recent speech
on finances isspokeu of by Washing
ton correspondents as one of the best
and most comprehensive ever deliy-
cred onithat subject in Congress.
1t was listened to with more atten-
ton, says the Chicago Journal, than
any address which has been delivered
in the House for fiftee Years. 1t Is
the best one that has been deli, cred
on the currency in Congress. In fact
1t is the only u upon that topic
which Is entitled to any considerable
respect. Mr.. Schurz and some others
havedelivered able addresses on this
subject before the people, hut up to
Blaine's speech the history of recent
Congressional oratory has been any,
thing but great. AS an intellectual
effort the speech is entitled 10 very
high praise I presume it will add To
the ex1Sreaker's strength as Presi-
dental candidate. As vindication
of Republican craftsmanship. and a
just condemnation of Democratic
policy herein. It may DO called an au-
4thority. l believe 1t would be we'll
for all Journals wishing an Intelligent
understanding on this question. to
give theirreaders Mr.. Blaipe's speech
In full.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-02-19
NEWS NUGGETS.
Count Won Arnim is TO be tried for

Count Won Arnim is 10 be tried for
treason.
Gen. Schenck has not resigned.
The London newspaper man lied.
Charl,tte Cushman, the distin
guished actress, has taken her final
farewell; she died in Boston, Friday
morning.
Rev. Timothy O'Farrell, for thirty
two years in charge of the Church Of
the Visitation, Brooklyn, y. y, died
in that city Friday, Feb. 18th.
The prosecuting attorney in the
Babcock case yesterday failed To pro-
duce rebuttul testimony, us he had
announced on Friday. The case is
now closed SO far as the evidence Is
concerned. The government has n
very weak case, and Gen. Babcock
will probably he acquitted by tn.
jury without leaving the bpx.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-02-19
WASHINGTON ITEMS.
The Pressure Of the Washington Lobby
Urging Upon the House Committee on
Indian Affairs.

Parsons, Of KY, to-day presented
to the House the joint resolution of
the Kentucky Legislature in favor of
the Texas Pacific scheme. The dele
CATION from the State in Congress are
about evenly divided on the gues-
ton, and moi solid against the bIii, rs
has been ~teIegraphed to Western
papers. The bill is still being sub.
jected to the pruning knife, hut by
TO morrow the committee will be
albeit is thoughi,io take a vote on it.
The Scotland Huntington forces are
hard at work in The lObbles.
Gen. Sheridan appeared before the
House Military Committee ON the
18th inst, and gave his views in re-
gar'i 10 the change of the Indian
Bureau To the War Department. He
hogan by saying that if the change
were made, 50 ,00o. 900 would be cut
off the appropriation for the army;
that by placing the Indian Bureau
under the control of officers Of the
army all rings in the Indian Bu-
reau would immediately he killed,
and that by allowing the Indians to
be directly under the control of the
army, wholesome influence would he
exeried, and fewer OF those fights on
the frontier would occur. Sherman
and Hancock are to send their views
ON in wriiiug.
The passage Of bills for the relief of
per,ons who have suffered from In
dim depre,latiDns continues Ia be
very or. ai; they urgethat such Claims
rs these have heretofore heen psid;
that the persons they represent have
suffered great hard-hirs, aud that
following Irecedenis already eslai'-
li-hcd by Congress, their eases nug I
to have received fLv rahle c%onSidera-
ton. The committee is powerless TO
re consider the vote by which it
agreed to report adversely on nIl'hills
Of this mature. In spite OF this prohibit
ton, il is possible, though moi proba-
BILE, that the pressure upon some
members of the Committee may be-
81 great us to secure Il favorable re-
port on some of these bills. The
amount involved in some cases is
millions of dollais, and the lobbyists
show very little disposition to con-
slider the action of the committee rs
final. s.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-02-19
eEEfENaE MARKETS.

Groceries Grain. Provisions. Hsie.
Corrected Weekly BY whipple L Hay, Whoa
sale and aet.h GiSeers anu Con u los .un Ass
GRAIN.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-02-19

A book called "courtship, Love
and Marriage published in 1880,
holds that MS often as every bissextile
year dothe return, the ladyes ha I'VE
the sole privilege during the lime it
continueth of making love 10 the
men, and that M man will he emit
tied 10 the benefit ofclergy who dothc
In any wise treat her proposal with
slight or contumeiy.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-02-19
Scriber Bros. & Dewitt,
wood, Coal, Hay * Grain.

General Forw arding and Commi sion Mer-
CHAINS. Consignm nts solicited.
Dealers in M
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-02-19

Wood delivc ell Ivy the car-loll or in small
quantities AID cut osu the wants of fall.
Storage solicited. at moderate rates Hay
Scales ON the premises
64- Contracts for moving Safes and other
ne Wy hauling. made at any time. fi2. diff
:. }. scriber n Cos Outn' timg GntpO
rum We make n >pecialty of OutHiting
iartics for he lack Hills, and keep IN hand
the tollo ling among otiie goods: All kin liz
OF Guns. REVIEWERS, Ammu iitipn, II rScs,
isariiess, Wagons. Tents wngon-rovers. Over
coats. . ubber Goods, Boots and Shoes, g 9TH
ing of ali kinds. Ponies. saddles and Brides,
stoves and Tin ware, ninping utfts, Fur
liture. bedding. carp Is. Croker, and in
IA I W.. deal In almosi evertthIne. Paving
two large stores full. besides our Harness, Up
l%ioist.rl Z and shoe shop, c~,vering n space
Sxi3, feet CAL On us before pure asing
md save time n I'D money nv IL. Free de
IL cry Sixteenth street. Sign of The Big
Gun. Opposite Media iel's The tire ~ II
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-02-19
Gen Sherman has written a second

Gen Sherman has written a second
letter, explaining the 0ne recently
published. He says he did moi in
tend the letter 10 Dalzell for publica-
ton. AS TO the school question, he
does not wish to be drawn into a dis
cussion. but he feels that he had "A
right to express nm opinion in a pri-
vsse letter. The relative cost of
maintaining schools in different parts
of the country has engaged his atteu-
ton. In Washington his tax was one
per cent on valuation of real estate;
in ST. Louis 1t Is one-half Of n per
cent. HIS experience is that the COM
mon schools, instead Of trying tn
teach all children the rudinients, are
drifting towards the classics and II
university education.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-02-19
SATURDAY. FEB. 10. 1876.
rha Nau Nnrk Ti,nes mnniGe.is q

The New York Times manifests a
contemptuous indifference AS TO what
course Ethan Allen and John Coch-
rane may pursue with their Indepen-
dsM party. and the Cincinnati Com
mercial seems disposed to join IN the
jibing. The Commercial is a mighty
good Republican paper these days
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-02-19

ct-K %lIuIon-.
.epsried by L. Mnrrin. Wholrsaie liquor de.la
CHEYENNE LUMBER MARKET.

,epor,ed by r. b norrle Z Co.. Lumber Me-
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-02-11
a Curious Irlsfssion.

The Virginia City New Eatr.
prise gives an account of the explo-
sion Of what was supposed to be
SIMPLY pail OF water, or rather of
ice. Ii was being heated near forge
30 as to thaw the contents, when, Just
as il was being removed. it suddenly
blew up. tearing the bucket To shreds
and severely hjuring two men near
by. The local journal think. thar the
casualty Was due IN nitroglyceri. fro n
a giant powder cartridge, which previ-
Ously had been thawei ia the vessel.
forming an unremarkeL film nn the
inside. We doubt hi. explanation.
There appears To have b.en nothing
but a moderate heat applied, AMI tina,
certainly would not have explole,l'
the nitroglycerin. II the latter We're
present, il probably exploded through
being on the outside of the bucket,
and So suffering shock by the latter
being swung, by the person who WAS
lifting il from the forge, against an
obstacle.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-02-11

IL you discover that a person has
swallowed poison by design or acct
dent, give them water to drink, cold
or warm, us fast as possible. a gallon
or more at a time, and ms fast us vom.
tied drink more; tepid water is beet, as
it opens the pores Of the skin and pro.
NOTES vomiting, aud thus gives the
spec lest cure to the poisonous article.
II pains begin to be felt in the bowels,
il shows that part, at least, Of the pois
on has passed downward; then large
and repeated. injections of tepid water
should be given, the object in both
cases being to dilute the poi on rs quick
ly us possible. Do not wait for warm
water. take that which is nearest at
hand. cold or warm, fol- every moment
of time saved is of immense impor-
tanee; at the same tine send instantly
for physician, and as soon us he
comes turn the case into his hands,
telling what you have done. The sim
pie fact cannot be too widely publish.
ed. II is not meant to say that drink.
ing gallon or two of simple water
will cure every case of poisoning, but
i. 4 A 4
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-02-11
"tease Back, Jehmnv."

A Brush street boy lett his fathers
house by the front door Saturday
morning with great rapidity. and had
reached the opposite side of the street
and turned around when the old man.
who is lame, appeared at the door with
a piece Of hath in his hand and yelled
out:
Boy! Just let me get hold ofyou
once!"
II WON'T" bluntly replied the boy.
"You can never enter this house
again. called the old man.
II don't want to. I'll take the mon
tyl found on the street yesterday and
20 al d board at the Russell Housed"
Come here, Johnny" said the faith
err, tender smile crossing his face.
What yer wanis"
Il was in the wrong, johnny. !
know you didn't mean 10 kick your lit
tie brother Your foot slipped and
YOU couldn't help it. Come in to
breakfast, johnny"
"And you won't tech me?"
No. my son; all is forgiven"
johnny slowly entered the house,
doubtless wondering how he could e.
cape Il licking when il was ascertained
that he hadn't found any money. -[De
troit Free Prees.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-02-11


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