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National Republican., 1876-04-03
RYE. J. SWEET, Auctioneer.

Rr l. J. SWEET, Auctioneer.
1RUsTEE's SALE OF TWO NEW THREE
STORY AND BASEMEST BaICk DIV sLL-
IHGs on u STREET, BETWEEN TWEEN
TY-THIRD A d TWENTI-FOURTH
STREE1S NORTHWEST.
-. By virtue OF two deeds of trust, dated March
E5 4, A. ID. 1875, duly recorded In Lioer No. rs,
IL fohos ST5 aud 359, one of the land records foe
- the District of Columbia, and at the request
ofthe parties secured thereby, will sell at public
auction, in front Of the premises; on TUESDAY,
april IL 1875, at clock all those pieces or
parcels Of ground situate in the city of WIshiRg-
ton, ID. c.. known and distinguished a lots 81
and 81 in the subdivision of los and in square
number ed thirty six, (2i,) as made by William IL.
Wsrd, trIstee, together with tile Improvements,
&C,
Terms: sl,S75 on lot p aud si,975 on lot 81 in
cash, and the balance in six. twelve and eighteen
months. with Interest at six per cent secured by
deed Of trust on the property sod or all cash at
The option of the purchaser or purchasers. A de-
posit sol Will be required on each house at time
OF sale and ali cony eyancing at purchaser cost.
Terms TO be complied with in seven days, or the
property i'll be resold at the risk and cost Of the
detault!pg purchaser or purchasers after nVe days
advertisement. =
mh3o- TLSTu&ds Trustee.
National Republican., 1876-04-03
AUCTION SALES.
~~OO~OOO~ =
Future Days..

pY B. III. WARNER.
ID Real Estate Broker aad Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings corner Seventh and SITS. NV.
TRusTRE,s SALE OF A rTo-sroRf FRAME
HOUtE, BEING 80. I2e2 z STkEEf hokrh-
West. ~
E.a the Ssh day Of January. 1875, and duly re-
III cor ed In Liber No. az, folio i52, one OF me
- land records for washingtvn county, ID. O.,
and by the written request Of the party secured
thereby, Will sell at pubic auction. in 'front.' OF
the premises. on FRIDAY, April Il. 1876, At 4:0
O'Clock y. that certain Two-story Frame House,
No, I'D street northwest-the house 70 be re-
moved within twenty days from day of sale, or "
may remain on the lot by the purchaser paying
ground rent.
Terms CT sale: Cash.
ana. My F&hs i. ID. lLEARY. salesmAn.
National Republican., 1876-04-03

Vegetine is Sold by all Druggists.
apI-S&wf
National Republican., 1876-04-03

efshneRr, ta ali Branches OF Busis
saz tE the District,
National Republican., 1876-04-03
oY THOmAs BOWLING,

ID Auctioneer and Commission Merchant,
Star Buildings, corner Pennsylvania avenue and
Eleventh street.
National Republican., 1876-04-03
ST., 200 PROFIT ON $1OO

Made any day by Puts and Calls. Invest accord
ing to your means. 80, $50 or 800, in STOCK
PRIVILEGES, has brought . small fortune to the
careful investor. We advise when and how to
OPERATE SAFELY. Books with full inform1-
tion sent free. Address orders by mail and tele-
Rra oh to BANTER q CO.,
Bankers and Brokers,
ia24-ly II Wall street, N. Y.
National Republican., 1876-04-03
DRoPOsALS FOR FUEL. FORAGE AND
III STATInNERY

up1-s. ' 'N - - ~ - --' - "
National Republican., 1876-04-03

GOLD. STOCKS, COTTON AND TO.
" BACCO
BOUGHT AND SOLD
on the most liberal terms. Satisfactory7advapces
on consignments. Stock privileges negotiated on
an entirely new principle. Perfect satisfaction
guaranteed, Price lists and circular free.
CHARLES SM EDLEY 60,
Bankers and Brokers,
20 Broad street, New York, near Gold and Stock
Exchanges. p. y. Box 6H. tanll-3m
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-20

BYRON on MARIdAGE.-A man should
marry by all means; yet ana convinced
the greater part of marriages are Unhap-
Ply; and this is not an opinion l give as
coming from myself; it is that of very
excellent, agreeable and sensible lady
who married the man of her choice, and
has not encountered Ostensibly any eX-
traordinary misfortune. as loss of health,
riches, children, etc. She told me this
unreservedly, and l never had any rea-
son to doubt her sincerity. For all this
| am convinced man cannot be happy
without wife. 1t is n strange state of
things we live in; q tendency SO natural
as that OF the union of the sexes ought to
lead only to the most harmonious results,
yet the reverse is the fact. 1t is strange,
too, what real liberty of choice is exer-
cised by those who marry according to
what is thought their own inclinations.
The receptions which the two sexes play
of upon each other bring as many i'll
assorted couples into the bonds of hymen
as ever could be done by the arbitrary
pairings of legal matchmaker. Many
man thinks'he marries by choice who
only marries by accident. In this res
peer men have less the advantage than is
generally supposed, -
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-20

m TIesIuIO County,, TEXTS, n quarter OF
a mile from the Rio Grande, and about
thirty miles below Fort Quitman, amid
rugged mountains, are situated the Hot
Springs of Texas, rivaling, if not far SUI
perior to the well-knOwn Hot Springs of
Arkansas. There are two springs, about
100 feet apart, each about ten feet in di-
ameter, inclOsed In n natural circular rim
about three feet high. The water is clear,
and of an unknov II depth, since attemptS
TO sound them with 100 feet of line have
failed 10 reHch bottom. Gases are con
tinually ascending To the surface, keep
ing the water. in continual agitation.
These waters are strongly impregnated
with minerals, and have temperature,
one of 10 degrees, and the other of I
They are 1890 feet above the sea.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-20
DIR. LANCASTER S
DISpFNSARY !ot1 Eif'h street, near Mar
=
LOUISVILLE, Ky.

THIS Dspensay has been established 20 years I'm the
II same Office The Doctor is a regular graduate Of
medicine; has had large practice in his SPECIALITY
than any physician in America Gonorrhea, elect,
Structure, Naricocele syphilis Serofula skin and Blood
Diseases cured in half the time, and half the
pense required by others. Female Diseases, Leucor
rhea or Whites Falling of the Womb, Irregularities
Suppression OF the MOnthlies, &c, treated with
eminent Success Spermatorrhea, Sexual Debility
and lmpOtency, the result q selt-abuse in
youth, Sexual ENcesses in maturer years, rem
dering marriage improper unhappy permanently
cured. Medicines furnished saving patients more than
our whole charges. No E,ercuTy OF mineral pOisons
used Rubber goods for sale Patients treated by mail
express Charges reasonable Call personally ad
dress above. Consultation free, and correspondence
9 20 II A. n. oct9-ly.
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American and Foreign Patents.

GILMORE a. CO.. Successive TO Chapman,
Hosmer Co, Solicitors Patents procured in all
tries No Fee in Advance. No charge unless the pat
is granted No fees for making preliminary
nations No additional obtaining and conduct
ing a rehearing By a recent decision Of the C0mmis-
siouer ALL rejected applications may be revived Spe-
cal attention given Interterence Cases before the
Patent ONCE. Extensions before Congress. Infringe
Suits in different States and all litigation apper-
tanning Inventions Patents send stamp 20 GIL
NORE CO, for pamphlet Of sixty pages
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From the coiumbia District Directory.
est Nearer Home.

This beautiful hymn was written by
Phoebe Carey In the year 1872. The fol-
lowing touching story is told concerning
the singing of it in far-off heather land /:
A gentleman in China, intrusted with
packages for a young man, from his
friends in the United States, learned
that he would probably be found in a
certain gambling-house. He went thith-
or, but not seeing the young man, sat
down and waited, in the hope that he
might come in. The place was n bedlam
of noises, men getting angry over their
cards and frequently coming to blows.
Near him sat two men-One young, the
other forty-years of age They were
betting and drinking in a terrible way,
the older one giving utterance continu-
ally to the foulest profanity. The two
games had been finished, the young man
losing each time The third game, with
fresh bottles oil brandy, had Just begun,
and the young man sat lazily back in his
chair, while the older shuffled his cards.
The man was a long time dealing his
cards, and the young man looking care
lessly about the room, began TO hum
tune. He went on till at length he be-
gan to sing the hymn of Phoebe Carey
given below. The words, says the wri-
ter of the story, repeated in such vile
place, ut first made me shudder. A Sub
bath-sehoOl hymn in a gambling den!
But while the young man sang, the elder
stopped dealing the cards, stared at the
singer a moment, and throwing the cards
on the floor exclaimed: ''Harry, where
did YOU learn that tunee'' tsWhat tune 2
"Nhy, that one that you've been sing
ing. The young man said that he did
not know what he had been singing,
when the older repeated the words, with
tears in his eyes, and the young man said
he had learned it in a Sunday-school in
America. "COme,' said the elder, get
ting up, ''eome, Harry, here's what I've
won from you: 90 and use it for some
good purpose. As for me, as God sees
me, l have played my last game and
drank my last bottle. / have misled you
Harry, and am sorry. Give me your
hand my boy, and say for old Americas
sake if for no other, you will quit this
Internal business" So arm in arm the
two walked away together. Bnt here is
the hymn:
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-20
NEIL S. BROWN, ST.
Hon. EDWARD II. EAST.
Rev. Or. HUNTER,
Rev. DR.. ABBEY.

NASHVILLE, October p, 1873.
We know the above gentlemen WE'LL and know them
10 be every way reable John C. Ferris, Judge County
Court W. a. Knight County Trustee; E. d. Whitworth
Sheriff Davidson Co: B. r. Binkley County Register;
Nat Baxter. c. aud NJ Chancery Court; Kew DIR. w d.
r. Sawrie; Sas. T. Clerk County Court; Nat r. Dorteh
Circuit Court Clerk; f. N. Woodan Deputy Sheriff
Andrew johnson, Ex-Presdent u. States; Qsv. Dr. j.
MeFerrin, OF Tenn. Conference.
CRocKER's RoADs, Robertson Co Ap'i u, 20.
. DR.. Hendershot, Nashville, Tenn write this with
solicitation from any body but in gratitude you
for your energy and enterprise in presenting such
Thornton his energy and skin in preparing the
am in my 14th year. and have been fighting censump-
attacked with violent and distressing cough. tried
the usual remedies bnt without any relief, and
sinking ruPdly the cough was ineessant, day and
night; could not sleep no appetite, liver almost tor
pid bowels tied up and must have died In ten days
II had not COTTON relief. happened 10 ex-eOv
Brown and Judge Eass certificates in the Cumberland
Almanac; their cases just covered mine. was fortu-
finding the medicine at Links, at Cross Plains
commenced taking the medicine Immediately and in
two days or II had time take effect upon
they system, cough ceased, and could eNpectOrate
freely yfboaf The distressing cough have now taken
bottles and halfm liver Is all right bowels and
stomach all night have good appetite and sleep well.
and atoger well as ever expect to be, and be-
years ago that wOnld now be healthy and vigorous
old man Intend never TO be without this medicine
long get it, and live have no doubt hut that
Respectfully W. c. RICHMOND.
The statement Of Mr.. " C. Richmond is fully in
dorsed by the following well known gentlemen.
f. D. RICHARDS,
or the firm o5 Manlove Richards Meadows
ReIy-D Dr. Thornton's Liver and Blood Purifier is
be 10 900 times better than any sher in Amer
Also DIT Thornton's Wake Robin Pills, AIl-HeaIins
Salve, Worm Syrup, Kidney Medicine and Worlds
Wonder Lmen have stood the test for four years
and the best in use. Sole Proprietor,
G. w. HENDERSON,,
Nashville, Tenn.
Sold by all Druggists.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-20
Lexington, Henderson Co., Tenn.
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Cason, skinner A Co, vs. R. h Haltom-
T appearing 10 me thar r. H. Haltom Is non-resi-
crt 81 the state ef Tennessee 50 that the ordtna-
~ prucess OF law can be served him. and II fur-
Their appearing that said Haltom is justly indebted 70
interest thereon from the lst January, lS4 and the
said Cason skinner a Co. having sued out an attach
uent before me- levied the upon the property
Of HaltOm Il is therefore ordered that said Hal
tom make his appearance before me al my ONCE in Nc
N,ir county an the 81 dsy June 1876, and plead.
answer or dsmur Complanants demand, or the same
viii he taken confessed ard for hearing parte
su29-4yy ". B. SKINNER, (J.P.)
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NoRTH AND EAsTI
Condensed Time Card. in Effect Janua-
nv 23d 1876

CONNECTIONS at Nortonvile with St Louis
aud South Eastern Railroad; at Louisville with Ohio
Mississippi jefferson. Madison a indianapolis and
Louisville and Cincinnati Short Line Railroads
d. F. WHTTCOMB supt
EDW ARD p WILSON, Louisville. Ky
Gen p. 4 P. Ag't Louisville, Ky.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-20
LOUISVILLE, PADUCAH
And Southwestern II. II.

HOPKINSVILLE, NASHVILLE. HEN
DERSON. EVANSVILLE. GREENSBORO,
EIIZABETHTOWN. LOUISVILLE
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-20
InsoIvent Notice .

A Administrator Of Wm- Montgomery, deceased,
n and having suggested to the CLERK Of the County
Court Madison CUunty, Tenn. the insolvency OF said
estate this give notice al persons having claims
AGAINST said estate file them with the Clerk @; said
Court duly authenticated before the lst Day Of
Sepember lS7G otherwise hs notice viii be plead in
bar u The recovery Of AL claims not Tins presented.
F.. r. TElCE, Administrator,
Anril 2 'T6-syys OF Vim. Mont g1Encry. decd
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Contains no QAinine or Ar
SeHiC, nor any deletsnOuS
substance 7ghGteU6r.

THIS nredIcinc, o7cqng to iLs gyeafm ey-
II, has been a 700ndey1isE success. lis
carefully Compounded Gfb11reLy Uegeha-
BE ingredients, and He0er fails, ac,heH
properly taken, To enre tie most 06Sfi-
nate eases gfJeve r and Ggzle, neuralgia,
and all nlakayTaL diseases. Unlike chill
remedies generally, Hr64uiyeS no PHyg-
aki0e to be taken 1eTth ii, the medicine
acting gently and agyeea6tg upon tie
H0er itSeIfsazI 3 0zOeLs, efef1NdL5 re-
Hi00Izs tie caHss, Of the disease, n0E
merely temporarily J checking ii. Herein
consists one great Gaa'aHkage ffhaS 0zST
al either Pyebaraf ions. Tie fy0zonine
s.rteEeHce ef this remedy, hO7Oe1ey,
o60Oe The 6e'maae Hcy-and certainty ct
It's enre, is tie fact that no ini,l,-y 7i,haf-
ege,- can arise from ITS use, as is certain
to be The ease 1oleN qniHiHe or arsenic
are taken, gUhicf are the PRINCIPLE in
gradients Of mast Of ne chill medicines
H01O in use.
II has been b1rlIc HIzr6 sneceSgi4IfE
tie are Of chronic cases Of 6hi2Zs, fire.
1l4eHkly making ezrcs after al ether
TeN1eafeS Hdd JafIed.
rs tonic If is Hn,TraLeG. IT in
grasses tie appetite, promotes digestion,
Keeps tie stomach tn a healthy e0ndi-
hi0E, acts NpoH the Hvs,, and aSSfSts tie
system to htrO10 eff tie influence GINA
k4yTa.
MANUFACTURED BY
q. H. WINTERSBIITH.
LOUISVILLE, KY.
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g IF II ON
MASONIC ACADEMY,
THE
The Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer
Is TIN uHlr paper exclusively rstsd 90 the
Political and General
WELFARE OF THE PEOPLE.

II pulsie~ lstters 81 iuqi direct from the people
and answers them fully without regard ruty bias or
benefit
Dr. Is the advocate II Tighf aud iusce q all siif f
greatest good To- the greatest number
Is opposed 90 the Hu'Tse and dishones class LEXIS
lation that hns benefited the few aud oppressed no
many realized in 81 congress rrtir from cir
culauon nearly tEo-tAinis o- the peoples money.
The National hark scheme, device Co place the con
troll ~ the currency IN the hands Of the Money King
and creating a non produCiug aTlsfocracy-.
The Salary Grab RrbheT1 increasing the nav ID rov-
eminent officials, while the price Of labor ard ifs pro
ducts reel estate and rebacLs fte people. money
have been deprecated,
The act changing the ur -inal contract with bond
Loders, and uaing bonds payable gold instead Of
legal tenders as nr-f agreed upuu- favCritism IS
per cent Ia value 60 the Few al the expense Of the many
TLe Resumption Act. demanding that hich r. utterly
impossible and placing the object sought twenty
ycarsfurther on
For such and other crimes against she people the In
qUFcr viii adrneae change On tle admilsfrafi0u
Fo-esIulenr Hlair-, q fitting
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-20
Land Cases, Land Warrants
and Scrip:

Contested Land Gases presented before she L s Gen
eral Land once and Dcparm # the Interior Private
Land Claims, Mining and Prescription Claims. and
Homestead Cases attended Land Scrip IN 40 80 aud
lee pieces for sale This Scrip Is Hssgnae sud
be located in the OF the purchaser upon any
Government land subject private entry, az SIS per
Ii is Of equal value with Bounty Land Warrants
Send stamp 20 GILNoEE a Co, Washington City, for
pamphlet Of Instruction
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Time Taole--In Effect Feb. es, 1915.
CONNECTIONS.
PRESCRIPTION FREE !

NOR the speedy Of Seminal Weakness Lost Man
IL hood and all disorders brought on by ind screfous
Any Druggist has the ingredients. Address
DAVIDSON a CO, Box 239G New Yerk- scp4-ly.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-20

by It .. ctE.
When iHe Jun = slowly sinking,
Sinking Is The Western save
Ard the pFaiEie sea Is drinking
Golden dranghts that gladness gave,
on how sweet to meet the loved ones,
Parents, brothers, sisters--aii,
And exchange the words Of welcome,
while ne ~ ming shadows fall
In the family circle gathered.
with ta smile and fond cares,
- Loving hearts and voices mirthfnI,
Thrilling With rs happinsss.
1s1saaIu union Or IN counsel,
- future plans for ali.
CAN-Rfe and duty pleasant,
ming shadows fall.
= = E not, in all life's treasure,
Riches honors pleasures rare,
g night that VIII exceed the measure,
or, OF he wealth we gatherthere.
when my sur goes down forever,
Bringing isht with shroud and pail,
May the loved ones found me gather,
As the ev'ning shadows fall.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-20
DR.. RICE,
81 Court Place,
GOuiSv lie, Ky.

regularly educated and legally quaIihedphysician,
"a and the successful his practice will prove.
Cures all forms Of Private Chronic and Sexual Diseases,
Spermat Orrheaa and AmpOgeucys as the re-
years other causes and producing othe follow
ing effects Nervousness Seminal Eniss lens Dimncss Of
sight, Defective Memory Physical Decay, Pimples
face Aversion Society Of Females Commissioned Ideas,
Loss Of Sexual Power, &c rendering mar
riage unhappy or imprOper- are thorough
~ and permanently cured. syphilis positively
Gus ed AID entirely eradicatedfrrm the system,
GOnOrrhea, elect. Structure, Piles and other
Private Diseases quickly cured. Il j. self-evdent
that Physician who pays special attention certain
Glass Of diseases aud treating thousands annually
quires great skill Physicians knowing this fact, often
recommend persons TO my care Patients treated
by mail OF express. Consultation free and invited,
charges reasonable and dependence strictly conf
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A PRIVATE COUNSELOR

o. 62 pages sent 20 any address securey sealedl fer
lhlrty cents should he read by ALL Address above.
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Arrears of Pay and Bounty.

Ohicers Soldiers and Saiess u the late their
heirs, in many entitled 70 usney from the
Government Of which they have no kneViedse, Write
ful history Of service and state aount q pay and
bounty received Enclose stamp Gilmore Co. and
full reply after examination viz be given Jon fTee
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$4,000 REWARD
FOR A
Surer Remedy

DR.. q. W. HENDERSON,, Nashville,
Agent for DIR. ThOrntOn's Medicines
Having used two bottles OF DR.. THoRNToSs ENGLISH
LIvER Bloom MEDICINE, at yOur request, state,
without hesitation that have found il valuable aud
fectivc iumy case-I sure have been materially
benefited by it. Taken IN small doses, a gives in
convenience the patient. doctor enough to
give scientific for the faith that is me, but
say all similarly afflicted Go thou and do likewise
Ny affection disordered liver aud impure
Of the blood. accompanied with distressing and dan
geTous cough.
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PDNTSION'S-

All Officers Soldiers and Sailors wouu1ed, ruptuTet
OF injured IN the late however slightly, obtain
pension BY addressing GiiInose Co
Cases presented By Gilmore Co. before the 81
preme Court Of the United States the Court OF Claims
and the southern Claims Commission.
Zach department Of or business + conducted m 4
separaIs bureau under charge Of the same
parties employed by tie old firm. Prompt atten.sn %
an business entrusted Gilmore Co. is thus secured
We desire TO win success BY deserving IT,
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HOME AND FARM.

-
Woman was Gods last, best gift to
man. He who does not prize the gift,
cannot love the Giver.
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Ftt 4t4Gie and $rib''''s
From the St. 81. Louis Republican.
when the EvsnIng shadows Fail.

ny 1t .. o.1.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-08-19
l. 9. PAGE.
u. S. Dist. Atty.

SAMANTHY's ELoPEMKNT. -" Yes"
said the old lady as she wiped hen eyes
aud proceeded TO tell the spmpathizing
neighbor about the elopement Of her
daughter. "Yes, Mrs. Blobbs, you may
well say it ar dreadful stroke. / amt
lad such another shock since the last
spell o rheumatic. To think that darte
nf mine would do such II disgracefl
thing after all the care an affection me
Hn' her father have ravished ON her from
her infancy up. | couldn't bear up un-
der the affection no how anyway"
did you not suspicion that they were
contemplating such move ?" asked the
ncighbor.
" No, we never suspicioned nary con
temptation. After I'd ruined the con-.
eeited upstart off the premises with the
mop, didn't think he'd have insurance
10 speak to Samanthy agin. And she
seemed SO consigned that ! never respect
I'd OF having any underhanded contenta-
iinns. But all the time-so I've heerd
tense-tbey used TO meet condestiney.
when thought Samanthy WAS at mectin'
an decoct their plan to run off an elope.
Well, Samanthy has made her bed and
sho'll have to lie on it. wash my hands
OF the ongrateful girl from this time
henceforth and forever"
Did you make any effort to intercept
them 2"
"No; you see, we didn't know it, or
else we'd intescepted 'em within an inch
Of their lives"
" mean did you try TO have them
opped when once you found they were
gone?'
" Yes, indeed. Father telescoped to
five or six towns, an gave their pre-
seription-cost him lots o. money, too.
but he said he wouldn't mind spendin,
the price of COW 10 get Samanthy back.
But we never herd nothin' from them.
and told father to let 'em alone and
they'd come home after a while with
five or six children behind 'em. But |
tell you. Mrs. b., they shan't set foot
in this house except over the dead body
of my defunct corpse You jest remem.
Der that."-New Hdcen Register.