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The Russellville Democrat., 1876-07-13
His Wife and Daughter

AAAS W AAC eC1ASA ~ SSASgs KL CCT' of all chronic ceraton the womb, falling npar color to the pale adds strength crcum
 It known as Dr. Dromgooes English Female Bters, iron all sections Iu: up in large bottles price to or Tor S5 sold druggists dealers receipt Of price, Address, ~'-N
 D7. J.. p. DROWCCOLE,
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-07-13

House and three lots in Russellyillc. four rooms to dweliipg; good smoke house; best well of water in Pope county. Twenty-Five selected fruit trees. Will be sold at the low sum of s6o0. Immediate possession given. Call within thirty days.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-07-13

or OF TWO ACRES OF LAND IN l A Dover, on which Is situated nice res
 idence. Price, $l, 800.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-07-13

STOREHOCSE and lot in Dover, on the o public square. Price, $500.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-07-13
MAIL SCHEDULE.

MAIL SCHEDULE.
 EAST: ARRIVES I:25 p. m DEPARTS S:45 a. m
 WEST: ARRIVES S:27 a. m DEPARTS l:]D D. in
 NORTH: ARRIVES, Tues, Thurs, S Sat, II 70 a. m DEPARTS :. '' :00 p. m
 SOUTH: ARRIVES S:15 a. m DEPARTS 2:OO p. m Tho Eastern, W estern and Southern mails arrive and depart daily. Sundays excepted.
 J. ARTHUR ERWIN, F. NJ.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-07-13
CITY OFFICERS.
Eratern al.

a MAsoNs-Mect on Main street. the "A first Saturday night in each Month. &E JAMES NJ. IIARKEY, W. NJ. w B. F. LOBE, Secretary.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-07-13

NlCE lot on Buchanan Street, in Rus IN sellville, on which is erected a large and connections and well arranged livery stable. fD yards from depot. A good bar gain offered. Those wishing to purchase had better call early.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-07-13

OkAAACRES of usimproved land AcOO situated in the southern DOT tiou of the state. Cheap for ca sh.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-07-13

SEN ERAL vacant lots in Dover which o which will he sold reasonable.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-01-04

Mann Srfanterire, &aualleris follte usn
Cairo aufbreben unb isoer amsrifaniide
Sffi;ier in Der espptiibsn @rmee, Saruntsr
Sol. Stone, lpollte ii3 SerieIben anidIies
Ben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-01-04

,ueniser tonnte man am .beiIisen abenb"
uon Der Strabe aus ebenio uisl hsu e,Ieu6.
tete 3immer unb 9immerden, namsntlib
in ben uon Deutid]en bewObnten gierteIn,
mabrrehmen als fliiher.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-01-04
greiss asr anzsigeu.
Sssen 8ea Der esditt yer Sabr.. sfd0
o. /. s 6Wipaate.......... 4ta,0
,3 - -.....-......-......s 60D

Socaf-Iotisen.
unter 5 8eilea greyser rerben aiSt ansesSmmsr. 8s
ia 3ele Sresisr ossr sereH gsum bas 4. gaI 10 gssn
bic naSfsn gsals Seats.
ssraiss. uus GSsesansetssn nit epsa6 $50 saus
Sprud I.0O.
aus~arase an,dsrn maHsn scraasteiabn peseens
arsdssu fir pten!es qStterttn gadsfsss n, AZ ts1
@sIfs Der tatb 8rSe ,uSssr. fnssn feline aafaatms.
Iae Inseisen ienoe man ipdtsHeHs
2aentas 2aorseu elm.
Ss6- sAr6eiten aEer Art prompt nua siGss
ausgefi6rt.
Office ser @asette
90. 442 GeinHrabe, ,suii&sn 4. n. 3.
, 1876-09-10
SUBURBAN..


An enthusiastic correspondent at Like View
asks the Insertion Of the following:
N The Editor n Tire 1rtbHna.
LAKE V1Ew, Sept. H-fosy frequently your ro-
rortnrs aec writing up the bridgeport atel,ces, and
rcctton, from which II would Hccm tho residents of
the South sde nre suffering terribly At their nostEia.
There IL remedy for many who arc only renting;
let them emlgfato 10 the North Side; Ect Ia Iake
VtGw, wtcre the atmosphere In always ffcrt anil
wholesome; quicker linn on the South altc; no
boh-tafl cass; communication with tho city by
etreet cars; tlirce and une-haif miles from
btndieon street to Dlrersoy etrcot In 10
minutes; eara rnnn1ng ell night to Fnl-
churches, cte. .ni more conlng For | those s. avn.
ing bugcies tho drive to and from on tho Lincoln
Pnrk Anh lake. shore Is real treat. Lots at Lake
made 10 tho Enrtt sldo City 1iarond Company to
extend their two lines-the c!ty-llmtts and thu
Lincoln ayenun to tho ahhET cnrncr north Of Rel-
mont nven,,o,. WHICH will greatly accommodate tho
large population nlready there and tho more to
come. Yonr regular corre'pondentat at Lake Wow
!le Is too FIJI! Of lhe good times thu folks there
havo, bnt ,,c should talk plain to tho sufferers of
the south Slide, and, whiIo showing mp tho adyau.
tages Of tho North SIde invite them 10 locatc with
us and sharo our good filings. LAkr V1Ew.
CLARENDON HILLS.
Mr.. Irving T. Boyd, 131 and 1873 Lake street,
ono Of our enterprising merchants, Inns purct,as-
cd land tn Clarendon Hills, with thu intotltinn
of crccttng o i1hc residence ncxt spring. Mr..
Boyd evidently appreciates fine seelpry aid high
1hnd, and In selecting tllis site for lsonu lIlss
shown his good judgment and appreciation Of
tho beautiful.
, 1876-09-10

3. b. Mnnson sotd lot In Block Fl, Mt. Forest,
With t,nc improvements, for Siu,0M.
SATURDAYS TNANsFERe.
Tho following Instruments wcEo Gfea for
record Saturday, Sept q:
CITY PROPERTY.
North Market Ft, "a It \ Of ftllte IT. at,
25xt00 n, datcA Sept. t....,...........$ 2,500
Walnut 81. between Western av nntl
Oakley At, nf 20x12d BIO IT, dated
woat MsdIron 1t, ass # . d, II Western av, 0N
81, 94x126 II, datcd Ang, II. .......... &,400
Wntnut At, between Western ~ and Onk.
ley 1t, n +, 2ox1no $40 Il, dated May
Hart ii, 10o II !, Of Wcst Knzle It, vi,
42xl07,i II, dated Sept H............. 800
SOUTH or CTR iaMlTs WITHIN 4 RADIUS ~ aEyrs
NtI.Eh nr TtfE C0uRT.not'*E.
Adhms At. IFS 1t n 0f Fifty .eevcntli Et, a .,
I, 6Dx150 II. dated Rnps. H............$ 1,601
Gnnn 1t, 1:1 Il " Of Union st, II, 130x
112 t. 10 II, dated Feb. 1.... 5000
Tho rrcmfFca No. Langley .tcrracc, dat
cd dHne 1f......." ....... 8, GOO
StMMARf OF Tlt4NsFEHS FOR TIfH WKFK,
Tile following is the total amount Of city md
suburban transfers within n rntltus of acvcn
milca Of the Court-E1uusc flied for record dur
Ing tho week ending Saturday, Sept. O.: City
Sales o.; consideration, $3Sl ,So5. North Of
city 'l!mits-Sales, Al; consideration, $d,050.
aoi,th Of city lmits-Salcs, o; consideration,
sen, ,020. Weat OF city 1t.nits-aalcs, /; con*lh-
erntfon, $2 800. Total sales, Is; total consider
atton, $4l0,H5.
, 1876-09-10
White.
White to play anu mate with Pawn In four movax
ENIGMA NO,


THE PHILADELPHIA TOURNAMENT
The prizes and prize -bcarcrs in tho recent tuur-
namcnt n Philadelphia are % folown;
First prfze-s.t}o0 anu ailvef goblet, James Ma
sou, New York.
Second pEizo-sooo end gold mcdas, Max Judd.
St. LottlK. Xxi. . -
Third prixc-315o and gold mednl, Il. E. Bird,
Londo1i.
Fourth prize-S10o amt gold medal, and fifth
prize. $50 ard gold medal, lie between II. DAVID
son and jacob EIron. Philadelphia.
SIKH pttxc-S8 aud gold medal, A. Iobcrts. PHIL
adclphih.
AZ. MARTINEZ retired from tho tournament after
drawing two with Nj. Davidson, on account of
sickness fn Ills family.
, 1876-09-10
4 REMlNlSCENCE.

Long yeArn have passed, yet recall
That carly 1--we OF mine,
The atolcn hours, their rapid digit
uor lottaFN-t1ow dlyinel
The Jewels that Eayn TO hGr,
With which she seemed afateds
10 every acce1t Of her tougue
1lstcIed, hoped. tand waited.
The sarest EoakA bought for hex
And pictures, music, t.oWers;
AL gold could buy freely bought
To cheer her tonuly hours:
Oh! how i5yed to gaxr Upon
Tint hn!r 70 nicely plated;
And. when she sung u simple song,
l!stened, hoped, and walts1.
One evening IN thu early Jnue.-
tI7ha mann wna l,rirhffy sh,u}np-
No snt unon n,ossT bsnk.
1r ratficr warn rrt:trinr:
Her hand wns gently cjnnsed in mine.
WhIIa I nv ),yo rnlstcd:
She answered, mt but raro a sIen-
/ listsnei. hopcd. aud weited.
, 1876-09-10
EDUCATIONAL.
UNION COLLEGE OF LAW
or tho Two Universities, Chicago, Ill.

jtdEe HENRY BOOTH, L.L D., Drnn md rrnf. ut
I.nW r. Heal rrolesty; Ex. .Rrnatot JAMES Il! YnO
f.iIraE l.i y. Irof. q Constitatlunn! Inv JAMEs
dnG,y !!s.,sdc; and l!ecclvrrtl toi Fl Faulty, lion
II Gonstion an As,ss A;s' nf + r., Vasncs rsns
i,ec' snd ilsaaiar:! Van lIDsEN ENsL0w. !; i
s sesi +. i}.tSieS Ex}nfsi k%S %AY,s EI4 .of K IT, r.
i,ssf EsS;.ion 1ssisatsi Lsstsfcfs Il .nS ~
Lyman Trhmluli, fGVnari swctt john Van Arnan.
John II. Jcvstt, t!hs;stnn jackson John nnrcn, Uro
lota d nixon. nov, Of chicago, Emcry a. 6inrrs. III.
ns, Ga n"tbbSny. bsny. Ga, 1x' 20e sc A. Gs" sss S1
lionncy, H. r. Tnicy, !tAiArthali t. Ewcij. Edward
ltaly. H. il. Forester Jhtne8 r. Root and Ge0rgu "
KrcfZinXer.
rrlse lar best examination In Law 500; bcst prcf
v. il. DENs1oN, secsctary.
1foDm 10 f1Ffnu Hack. Eh(CaE0 III.
, 1876-09-10

Tho Herald Of tho 7th says:
n recent rcport from tbs Department OF build.
inEs erected IN this city IN 1870 was, In round
nuinbsrs s!s, goo. 600; II 1911 sa7, Zoo. 0o0 and
IT, on1y s1s :oo ooo s, Ths i gsod I1ln.;
explains tho scarcity OF labor. Twenty million
dollars moro WA expended on labor and materials
ecn 10 huaviiy loaded wtth tsxattoa and 10 par s.
alyzcd by this etrinkagc Of yal,lca anl tho general
depression that 1t has been tnposAiblc to take adj
y1nthEo pt thu decreased cost of building fet the
city taxaton will BE- hcayy next year Is It Is this
year.
BAN FRANcIsCo.
Tho Raj Estate CircHlar says:
Two hundred and hcrenty rcal estato sales wcre
maae In August: they amounted to 81, 229+ nnIt1
Owing to the scarcity Of large sales either Of bnsi
residence property, the total llet Of iEnns-
fai baalners % ims commenced, @ howsyer % a,d giyss m
proInleo lhat within month nr 20 mnch greater
nctivity VIII characterize tto rcal.estata n'arku
they wero. III tho opunins months Of tha year,
when sales were cxt.c1nely activr. 4 general rc;;
anson Of fs on ss Gnd
Tho only visible tsnaeasy ,,own~ari i ior
iP!opsrt,y Fl ssie; oxins %ostiy to ti,s d:
denied. and w Saye alwa5s sairmed for the past
tEed has bean nnrensonabIy high McdunI.psicch
lots md houses and lots In gool locations, Inside
Of J1cstsadeto street On tho west. and Of Twentieth
street tho south, arc In fair demand, and when
the price n anyway reasonable, = rstu can he Mt
once o1cetod. Property below Mnrket street is
mt much a0nght After; willis for lots on the Po
trcro. at South San francisco and south Of TWEEN
tJ'Flxth street, Mthtlonward. there Il next 10 no
Inquiry. There y Increased inquiry fur 5o-varns
In tho Vicinity Of the park; shs demand is not fully
supplied though owing to moat OF the land for sale
there hesE in blocks or Rcrcs which arc mora t1xn
the majority Ut investors want
, 1876-09-10
I}y Il. w. WESTFALI. & CO.,
10 aud u North Csnal.at:

Regular Tuesdays 4s!e, Sept, IL, 1t 10 4 m.
plain. ali kinds; Carpets. Bedding, xc. laige lot
Ut New Eewing MachlIica. Also, to ray alynuevs
Qua buggy, suu Z lot VI Ci9ars, assalfed b1anda.
- IRAN A4IIb4. Anctio1ses,
, 1876-09-10

: 10 NVNEIsSE
~. D. A." and ~. a. S."-Thauks for fayors,
Which shall receive early attention.
'tB!sa. II. L. r." Cotdcn, 11i.-rf black play
3..Kt to q mot 81, In rrobiorn No. Il, shcro is
no mate by yout method.
~. r. C."-Acknowlcdgmcnt arc always made
when In order. In yonr proposed solution to Prob
lenl No. 10 Try Black 3. ..K to 1t4.
~. G. W.'-lt Dlnck play 3. Tt to n 2 o. 4, in
FrohleM No. Al. ttcre r. 1nnto In yonr solution.
In No. fe, nlso. your solution will not answer.
''E. D."-Thc fous.moyc Gun 10 solved By !, n
to Kt i, followed by =. II to q M. md >. 10 II
y, etc alto. by reversing these mtvcs. This thrco
move. besides being too chsy. can bc Bolred by /.
takes 1t, md Z. u to 1t &, etc.
Correct solntion to Problem No. ii received
". II. lln1I. D. 8. Baldwin, a. 8. Powell, II. W.
Eoff. and L. r. D.. city; Ed l.. Sven, Cedar
Haptds, 1a.; s. D. Detowa. Dakota, H.; Kt-4
Turner, lit.
, 1876-09-10

Tho Crown Primes Of Germany said at The Ma.
soa.c meeting n the Hague,> IN celebration Of
Primes Frederick Of tho Netherlands - Grand
Master Of the NutA Free Masous "NatlouAli-
ties have created frontiers; Freensasoury desires
charity, tolerance, ard liberty without dls.tnc-
tton Of frontiers, | sm happy oa tl!s duy,
which shall ueYcs forget, to b. ab1e 10 raise
lny Voice IN Holland " testify my adhesion to
thu principles Of the Oruer, ulh 70 e1preas tbs
hope that III tho stsuggls engaged for tho free
Development of the peoples and the liberty Ut
tle hunau nind thn dual xt.:&ozI will tesastp
, 1876-09-10

Played at tho Philadelphia Chess Club laat weok
between Ataars. r. Ware, OF uo4tou, 4nd Charles
A. M&nrxn. Of Nr.s (lf!eaua.
, 1876-09-10

An enthusiastic correspondent at Lakc View
asks the Insertion Of the following:
, 1876-09-10
THE GAME OF CHESS

CrEss DtnEcToHr. Chicago Chcts C1nb, Nos. d3
and g5 Washington street: open from =. m. to
10p. n. Cheta players meet daily It the fremont
House tExehange) and tho Sherman House {Basc.
r1ent}.
All communications intended for tha department
eltonfd BE- addressed to TMH TntnUsK, and indorscd
ttChcM,h
, 1876-09-10
Little Change in the Condition OF
r. the Loan Market.
Tho Impression Strong that tho Country
Il on tie Eve Of Better Days.
Eject Nf tho Removal Of Stewart
& Co. to Chicago.
Specimen Real Estate Transac-
tions OF tho Past Week.
Suburban Homea---Iake Vaew--.New
York and Triaco Affairs.
LOANS.

T1a LOAN MAnEHr il UNCHANGED.
Money IL PLENTIFUL ard the demand IL light.
The figures for tho past week show fair aver
age for the times, but very small proportion
wore actual loans. Trades and tho securing Of
past due indebtedness comprised the major part
OF the weeks transactions. There IL better
feeling In rcal-cstate circles. Accompanying
this. there crops cut weakening with regard to
tho rate of interest, ~ though agents had Mt
length become convinced that Chfcngo real
estate security uas improving, aud that in
vestmcuts in that direction might bo
safely made at 7 Or ~ per cent.
Loan agents orc necessarily cautious, and per-
'haps thoauny be pardoncd for not entertaining
SUD - view OF the future OF Chicago as
II entertained by other md distant PARTIES
These latter, in proving their faith by their
works, havo acknowledged tho paramount I'm
portance Of Chicago as Il distributing point, and
have communicated stiiGcning to rcal.cstatc
interests. II real estate Is In demand, prices
will b. botter, and security will be eafer; andt
ali Indications point this wny, tho capitalist and
agent argue that uo investment during tho
present dull times cnn be safer or more
profitable than loans on real property.
uence there Is some hesitation in sticking to the
old high rates. It must not be lost
that an Improvement In business generally mnst
result In withdrawing 4 large amount from the
supply of loanab1o funds, In which cnse rise tn
interest would follow. Now Is the time to bur-
row. The dull times harc affected tho country
generally, and Eastern cities particularly, hut
even at tho East the impression Is strong TINT
wc arc on tho eve Of bctter days. What then
shall be fatd Of Chicago1 4 city, which all
acknowledge, ,tns been but little affected in coH1
partson with tho prevalent dualness Of other
cities, and which Ii about to enter upon new
cnrcer.
Agents note little sickness III pnying up,
and an Increased tlcmnnd for time and patience
Where tho llan1ca aud security aro good, thcsc
'davorB arc readily granted.
IMPORTANT LoANB.
!, a. West Lake street, northeast corner shcl-
don street, so by 100 feet, together with three
story brtck building, SO 000, tlve years at per
cent,
; (2.} Polls street, 100 feet north front by 60
tIec, southwest corner Of Jefferson atrcct IS 500
,dvo years at & per cent.
t. {9-l Clark strcet, northeast corner. Monroe
street, M feet vest front by 90 feet lcn6elold
stntercst, $1,000, three years at 10 per cent.
~ Two GG-100 acros In Sec. 4, 49, II, lying
east of the rfght-of-wny Of tic Chicago T. Rock
lslan1 Rallro6d, S. 000, i've years at per cent.
g. Twenty 02-l0O acres In The south half Of
The southwest quarter Of Sec. 10, II, II, Town Of
Evanston, 5000, five yours at 0 per cent.
foMrAHATiyE STATEMENT ron THE wKEK ENDtH1
, 1876-09-10

CHESS IN PHILADELPHIA.
The following game, between Alessrs. Judd and
Davidson, wsa played In the Philadelphia Tousns.
, 1876-09-10
Drawing and Art INSTRUCTION,

Industral and prttRtsc ty gYntata Of AsAacftnetts
Normal All sctvol. un0eat bio references cir.
cltar on application. Q. j.. fIEilCE. " toDmts-H-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-01-06

THE remarkable discovery of boiling
lake in the island of Dominica has excited
much scientific interest, and Investigations
of the phenomenon are to he made bygeol-
ogists, 1t appears that a company explor-
ing the steep and forest covered mountain
behind the town of Rosseau came upon
this boiling lake, about $500 feet above
the sea level, ana two miles in circumfer-
ence. On the wind clearing away for a
moment the clouds of sulphurous steam
with which the lake was covered, a mound
of water was seen ten feet higher than the
general level of :he surface, caused by
ebulition. The margin of the lake con
sists of beds of sulphur, and it's overflow
ing found exit by a waterfall of great
height.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-01-06

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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-01-06
SOMF FATyxsuo,-,.- --

SOM - sABoUr THE Por,,
is singularto tlfhk that No, ~ -.
two hundred and fifty vsa-- .l'i
insignificant plant. IN ,izs ago
than our common weeds ~ 3
nal beauty, with a nauseons ~ ~ "a.
a juice of poisonous qualit;.o- o'- &
have grown among the ,,s,. .'--
the rocks which bound the -
Chill, unknown TO the world a.
and all but neglected by tLa .. 80.
tives; and that this same 10.
ferred to the soil of Eurora ''
have become one of the most =
articles of human food 60 ~
to have greatly influenced the ~.
tion of halt the globe. rs
Another curious Circums+.r..
history of this root is, that r..
than a century after its ir,-,5.. =
into Britain, it was little knor-
less priced. For some time y
confined to the gardens Of ~
and the curious, and when usa5 \
as food, only at the tables Of - =
rs a rare vegetable rather tlsre--
ing dish. The potatoes furrft.
the table Of the queen of JamasT,
the high price of two sbiIlir-
pound. Afterward thouob n.,,'
by the Royal Society. and -
mended by some Of the lesdirr-
the day, the culture Of the not
long in being generally ador-e5
1857 Woolridge thus writes ofq..
bers Il do not hear that itb,.L
yet essayed whether they NAV rsf
propagated in great quantities r..
use of swine and other cattle ~
Mariners Gardeners KaIe75.-
1908, the potato is directed tobar-
ed in February ; and it is added =
root is very near the nature -
Jeru alem artichoke. although r-,
good and wholesome; Lutitmayr,-
good for swine"
Several reasons besides mere ma
dice may be given for this re-.
Cultivation had not yet perLss
proved the wild stock to its ms
perfection ; the proper mode Of Ca.
ing, though simple enough. lsi,
perhaps yet been hit upon; aniu
table food Of any kind except fs
was less sought after, or rather 4
within the reach of the mass ofther
pie than now. In time, however .
grand discovery began to he rs
that this esculent was pre-em.-z
the poor mans food and cOmOr
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-01-06

''PoPPINe THE QUESTION. THE SAT-
Hrddy ReUielo has an article which it
calls Proposals" meaning proposals for
marriage. Some of the various methods
of popping the question" are very good.
AS an instance of the serious method is
the following: An Irish girl, who was
very anxious that her scatter-brained
brother should not be refused by the de-
mure young Englishwoman with whom he
had fallen desperately in love, implOred
him to try to propose with the seriousness
becoming the occasion. He vowed sol
emnly that he would behave as If he were
acting chief mOurper at his fathers
funeral. The demure Young lady, in imi-
tatiOn of many Of her cOuntrywomen, gTa-
ciously accepted her wild Irish lover. She,
however, coniGed to her bosom friend
that Edmund had proposed in rather an
odd way. He had taken her after church
to see the family vault, and had there, in
a sepulchral voice, asked her if she would
like to lay her bones beside his bones.
This he evidently thought was a proper
way to fulfil the promise made to his sister
of treating the matter with becoming seri-
BUSINESS.
There are the sly and oblique devices ::
When a man says to a girl, with whom he
has waltZed several times, that. if ever he
becomes Benedict, he hopes his wife will
exactly resemble her and dress precisely
as she does, if the girl answers, ''1ou must
ask papa" there may reasonably be a diff
ference of opinion as to whether the pretty
speech can be twisted into a proposal or
not. When, however, n shy man, having
got his mother to plead his cause, says to
the beloved one, with a tremulous grasp,
won't you do the thing my mother asked
yOu?' the.e is no doubt that, to all intenjs
and purposes, he has asked her to be his
wife. More than one proposal has been
m ade by undcrScoring the lines in the mar
riage service, "WilJ thou have this man to
be thy welded husband ?'' and passing
the book and pencil during the sermon to
the adored one. 1t sometimes comes back
with faint but still visible stroke under
the 81 will.''
A bold and audaciOus method is illus
trated 10y the subjoined The officer whose
leave had nearly expired without his hav-
ing been able to bring a pretty little CO.
quctte to the point of acknowledg ging that
she cared for linn even little, wee bit,
was not uuwise to take her, ostensibly for
the purpose of szetching, to the top OF the
church tower, to lock the staircase door,
put the key in his pocket and VOW that, if
she did not promise solemnly to marry
him within Il month, he would throw hims
self off the parapet before her eyes, key
and all.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-01-06

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