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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-11-02
HELENA PRODUCE MARKET.
Helena, October 80, 1875.

AGhH-SA OSlObSA oo3 LOW n
The markets the past week have contin-
ued with about the same activity as former
ly. Most of the articles in the produce line
are firm, and many of them show a slight
advance over last weeks quotations.
Oats in good demand ron the wagons, at
wholesale, $3.50.
Flour, Moods, Union xxx, 5000; Will
low Greek, choice family xxx. 5000
Standard, Mills XXX. Madison Mills xxx,
and Gallatin Mills xxx, $3.50.
Barley in good demand at $500 per cwt.
Wheat, in good demand at $500.
Bran and Shorts, in good demand, at
$3.50.
Butter, choice rolls of fresh from the wag-
ons soc. Lots from the country to the mer-
chants, Soc.
Eggs in good demand at sa5c.,
Potatoes, 50(a75c s
Cabbage, $500 per cwt.
Five pork gross, $40 per cwt. Z
Hay, in good demand at $l2 per ton
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BOULDER VALLEY LETTER

EDITOR HUsBANDMAN: Since | last spoke
L nave been PROSTATE with a painful illness,
but recovered sufficiently to be present at
the annual session of the Grand Lodge L. O..
u. IL, which convened at the !" Hub of the
Mountains " or the 18th ult. The Order
is looking up and in a prosperous condition.
Able and efficient officers conducted the Or
der flourishingly through many harrassing
difficulties the last year, and l think it is in
safe hands for the present year. Helena
has one large and excellent Lodge of Good
enough there for a %halfdozen such lodges.
Ii the money expended there for "Wolf
bait " Or bottled death" was saved up for
one year, the problem of the Benton rail
road might soon be solved. By the way
White at the Grand Lodge, / came within
one of being elected to an office which Imay
safely add is as near as ever [ came to get
ting married, and now while / am on this
question, permit me to say that leap year is
most gone, 1.-THE Summer is past and the
harvest is ended" and a great many of us
are yet ungathered. Is it the fault of the
year? Echo fails to answer.
This is a busy time for office-seekers. One
can hardly escape the Establishments of the
smiling candidates. Oh! how they do love
the dear people. They are ready to prom
Use everything but a government rag ba-
by" One has promised that the first boat
up the river in the spring, shall be loaded
with young manageable ladies, especially
for grangers. [ think / shall vote solid for
him.
Mountain Valley Grange No. %, stir hold
their regular meetings, and have taken action
on the new constitution and bylaws, and
have passed in their chips on their share of
the delinquent expense fund. We are a
small grange, but what we do, we do vehe-
mently. We are a%nxiously waiting to hear
from our Territorial Business Agent.
Ise.snars here generally nave their crops
gathered and are btlsuy eIygaguv ir-Ee4+;.,e
out fencing and building material for the
purpose of making heir improvements more
substantial and durable.
There is an effort being made at an enor-
nous cost to construct a wagon road from
the " HUI" " to Butte, v5a Of the Ruinley
mine, over a high mountain and through a
deep, crooked canyon, which seems to me,
supreme foolishness Or downright arbitra-
riness, when there is a natural highway
over the range (Which is being graded)
through Boulder. which is accessible and
possible most of the year, but how a person
can travel from one point to the other with
out getting a square meal at Capt. Cooks
hotel, is a mystery not yet explained. Ben
ton railroad rise and explain.
O-REs-TEs.
Boulder Valley. M. r. Oct. 26, 1876,
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-11-02

MADDRN-TURK--At Corvallis. October i,
1876. by Rev. W. n. Hail.. Mr.. S. s. Madden and
Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Turk.
FILSON-HAMMOND.-A the residence of j.
p. Hammond Park city, October 18th, 1876, by
Rev. r S Clark, Mr. D b Filson to Miss X A Ham
mond, all of Lewis and Clarke.
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il I ID

DUNCAN-At his residence, on Confederate.
creek, Friday, October 81, John r. Dnncaninthe
55th year of his age. s5Ei II
Wisconsin, Vermont and St. Louis ONO } papers
please copy,
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George z. Reeves,
WATCHMAKE

Moved to Novelty Store Building, opposite AfpHshy,
Neel E. Co., Helena, Montana.
Watch and Chronometer making and repairing Ia.
all its most difficult parts, y specially
Engraving executed in good style.
Gold and silver work made to order.
june l 1S76-6m. GEO. p. REEVES
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MIR. G. F. DEANzER, of RAIDERS old stand.
near Camp Baker, has been replenishing his
stock OF merchandise. the past week. .fs

CHAUNCEY TUCKER raised a fine crop of
oats and vegetables, near the Forks of the
Muscleshe1l, this season. This is the first
crop ever raised on this valley.
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For Sale Cheap for Cash..

One Smiths American Organ; one Singer sew
ing Machine, and one side saddle. The abova arEt
cles will be sold on very reasonable terms. NVx
further particulars inquire ut the H~UsBANDMAMSxs
flee, or address
MRS. L.. LEVINE
Camp Baker, Meaghcr Co., M.gNM
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-11-02

DIR, Z. w. LoMBARD's dental card will be
found In another column. Those who
tailed to- have their teeth attended to last
spring, when the Doctor was with us, should
call on him during his stay next week. His
work gives satisfaction.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-11-02

MIR. FRANK GAuGLER passed through
town this week, on his way to the Forks Of
the Muscleshell, with a supply Of merchan-
disc tor his new store at that point.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-11-02

j. Il. bOyCe u Co.,
Are Offering superior inducements to Cash Buy.
ers. They exhibit the largest stock of DIRK
GOODS in Montana, at the locest prices. ~.
l yd. wide Percales and Cambrics ut Is cts.
Best Organdies and French Lawns ut Is cts.
Best Standard Prints, 10 cts.
l yd. wide best soft finish Lonsdale ShirfinR,. Is cts.
superior Bleached Muslin, from 10 to- II eta.
With corresponding reduction in all Cotton Goods.
Bargains. ina COrsets and Hosiery.
Superior two-buttoned Kid Gloves at 81 per pair.
Attractive display Of Ladies' ready-n,ade Dresses.
Ladies' Under Wear, consisting Of Chemise,,
Drawers, Night Dresses, White Skirts, etc., at
COST to close out stock. New and stylish Parasols,
Fans, Fancy Ties, Ribbons, Laces, Ruching, Shawls
and Fancy Dress Goods at prices to meet with ready
sale, and render satisfaction. Orders promptly
filed, and. samples sent on application.
4@ j. IL. ROYCE q 20.
n2Iy. Dunphy Block, Helena, Montana.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-11-02
LOCAL ( w S.

r. NJ PRICE e Co., No IL, South Conlmerc.a
W. Ior,is. are our authorized agents TO transac
Vi business contract for advertising and receive
",t,,crjptiOnS.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-11-02

Two government six-mule-teams passed
thorough town Monday, loaded with pota-
toes for Camp Baker. The soldiers OF this
post have spent the summer in the CAM
paign against the Indians, and consequently
did not have the opportunity ofraising their
own vegetables, which turns out happily to
the advantage of our farmers.
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Supper BY Hampton, Of Diamond City Hotel
INCLUDING sUPpER,D
Special Notice.

Special Notice. sI#E
Owing to the decline on goods in the EASTERN
and CALIFORNIA Markets, we have Reduced The
price on our entire Stock OF Clothing and furnish
ing Goods. We have just received q larger stock
than ever, bought very low, and are, prepared, TO.
give the public the benefit of the same.
Helena, Oct. Q. HOFFMAN q BRO.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
MONTANA.

d EN- II
HELENA, MONTANA.
win visit Diamond City and Meagher county,
during the present month November)s when oil
persons desiring dental work of any description
performed can have the same attended to. I'D
Grand Ball, :.
To be given under the auspices of the Good Tom
plars OF Diamond, and for the benefit
OF the Library Fund,
Friday Eve, December /, 1876.
AT. GOOD TEMPLARS' HILL, DL-
MOND CTTY, M. r.. 9si ST.
Supper By Hampton, Of Diamond City Hotel.
GOOD MUSIC WILL BE FURNISHED.
1t is the intention of the Management to; make
this the best and most enjoyable affair ever known
in diamond ana 8 ~" f4t945@a Ehf
s General Invitation is Extended.s
TICKETS, (INcLUDING sUPpER,D c. $4sOO
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KEAD the article on the sixth page, emit
tied. "No Politics in the Grange.'

The Consolidated Plume Company will
get through cleaning bedrock this week.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-11-02

CAPT. STAFFORD is preparing to COM
mence work upon a new road from Canyon
Ferry, up the Valley. The route, as pro-
posed will continue along the foothills
from Mfr. Hornbuckle's farm to the bench
lust below Mr.. Thomas Cooney's residence,
and will materially shorten the road to Dia-
mond.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-11-02

W. G. Bailey. 5i
JEWELER, HELENA, MONTANA. ia
Is constantly in receipt of new goods Of all descrip-
tons in his line. A good assortment Of S3 ~
FIELD CLASSES. a
Gold and Silver Ware, and Clocks. Send for price
list of Watches. Amy article manufactured from
native gold or silver. 1865
@ s tat H0cA
Moss Agate Sets, Sleeve Buttons, Rings, ETC.,,
sent G. o. D., with privilege to examine before
paying charges. fti a5QtYlg
Particular attention given to the repairing eaa.
regulating of fine watches. 4SSM
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-11-02

Mr.. JAS. BLAKE, an industrious miner of
this place, who has been spending the sum-
mer in Helena, will start in a few days for
California. He goes to purchase a band of
sheep, and will return with them mex year.
A pleasant trip to you, James. There will
be room in Montana for you and your flock,
and for many more.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-11-02

Sands Bros.
OFFER. SPECIAL. INDUCEMENTS. Four
hundred Noo). pieces Bleached. Muslin. yard-wide,
at u Is. cents and upwards; 80 pieces Spring Pop
lin at 90. 80 and 50 cents and upwards; rs pieces,
Freuch Percale, yard wide, ut 10 2-3 cents; 70 pieces.
Embroidered Edgings at 10, 70 IL, and Is cents peg
yard. a full line Of Silks, Irish, Poplins, Etc.
The CELERRATRD !" MOUNT iYERNoN -, Hydraulic
Duck and Hose in 60, so, 1910 andl9-o. 49,
Helena, March l., 1870.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-11-02

WE were shown some very fine speci-
mems OF potatoes this Week, grown by Mr..
George Anniser in his garden in Diamond.
One of these weighed one pound and ten
ounces.
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MEssRs. KRoFT q FLEMING, of the Peo-
nle's Market, purchased last week from Mr..
Len Lewis, of Smith river, twenty-five head
of fine ~thsee-year-old heeves at $22.50 per
head. t&h
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-11-02

JOHN FL. FREEsER, an extensive stock
grower of the Mnscleshell, passed through
diamond Monday last, en- route for his from
tier home with a store OF winter supplies.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-11-02

Miss MAMIE EVANS, an accomplished
teacher, has been employed by the trustees
of Cave Gulch district for a fiye-months
term, commencing Monday next. Miss E.
comes highly recommended and we doubt
not will give entire satisfaction. A bachelor
friend suggests that the trustees of Diamond
district go and do likewise.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-11-02

The drain of Yves Bayse & Co., in Ava
,ancle gulch, is progressing. They have
crossed a reef in the bedrock, and are find
ing good-paying prospects.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-11-02

Mr.. Sam Anderson, of Thompson's gulch,
thinks of spending the winter in the Willow
Creek mines.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-11-02

see advertisement Of Good Templars' ball
s., another column.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-11-02

MIR. A. BRUcKERT passed through town
,sst week with several wagons loaded with
aunnlies for his store in Thompson's gulch.
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Boulder Valley, NJ. r. Oct. 26. 1876.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-17
A Grca, German Battle.


The other day simplc-ninded GcrUnn
called on n grocer to pay bIll giving hint Il Si0
note. 1Iu crocs examined II aud said liul1,
where did you get this nnteY' Not ~ &c
reason MT docs mote - replied the honest leu.
TIN; "dou't she wash good. hein r. "Good ~
ans wcTeI the grocer; why you're lucky
inan-that note Is worth SO So" " tsh dat spf
WV forf' " You see the signature over here,
de worms? yah" well, thats sinuer's
s!snatufe" "Vell." "weil, Mr, New is now
Treasurer OF the United II ,tes." "YoI don't
tol- me SO! Veil" "Well, aud notes signed
Is Spinner are getting scarce, aud people pay
i've per cent. more for them than the new
iss4e." "BY shiminy, Is dot sOT YES. Lem
me zee your blils. why every one OF them Is a
Skinner. Man ahyc, your fortune II made. In
pursuance Of the gTocer's Lcyice Mr.. Schneider
called al the Subj TeasirY Saturday afternoon
to get the premium on his Lill- What success
Ice had IL is iilposslOle 10 state, hut he Was tccn
later IN the eyeniug lurking iuurd the street ny
Vhich the grocer must 20 home, aud on being
acrostrd by an acquaintance the following cor
Ver,ation took VI Ce: Der people Won Sllar-
many lights well, heinz "Oh, yesl tue Ger
mans are Internationally military nation Of
The FIRST class" "Spine big lights, hcinf lcip.
sep "Yes." "Und SadoNaT' "ie..' und
kuniggTatz2' "Certainly." "Ind Worth, und
Mars-l.- lour, und Grayelotte, una Nedant
"Of course, OF cOuise r. "DOso waE all ing
b titles, uud der Deutsch lickedY Eyes
Ven. YOU iaost wait till dat grocery store shuts
himself und you saw a Deut'Ch victory Vot
makes YOU forgot all them little ones"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-17
The A.-nnd the Horse Identical.

From n ClayOe ~ n JNrY Nv Jadge Gmm OF HDHrs''.
Onr supreme Court has very property
adludecd mat the exemption laws made III be-
half OF poor persons shall he literally construed
and emf irced; for Instance, n horse ana yoke hl
oxen, cart ana twO-hOrso " .gon are eNrilpt ny
the words Of the statute. our Supreme Court
Chef Jurice Nicholson delivering the opinion.
have s0lrmnly adiudged that an ass l. horse
and n horse is an ASS. belonging To the same spe
cics. While Judge Nicholson i good autn'ily
m the law, he ~ equally distinguished ~ horse
and Hssuln pial; aud hereafter an ass must NC re-
parde NJ horse aud u morse "a an ass. IL II
known that in the early DAYS of Judea the U.S.
WIS tho animal principally IN use ellhei lnI
riding or draught vet nistoiY leaves as In DOUBT
whether tho ass ~ the prOgoDltDr OF the horse
or the horse the prOgenltpr of tue ass. WINE u
l. "a mOOtcd question whether they gelmlhdlcu
from the saiuo root, yet anna the dofkh'ss we
have tue light OF our Chief Justice mat tneY re
of the same species. In view Of the liberal con
struriion gwen hY our Supreme Cnut nave
decided tLut "A buck wagon comes within tho
species uf wagon exempt ana the parties nave
uCuuiesvcd In that decision. Now tho poor man
ana family may sleep ~ their own cabln, utNe
their own ass, ride IN their own buck wagon re-
nose under their own Rourd vine ana pehSh-
tree, and there 10 no one "a make them aIrMu'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-17
THE QUEKN or nous.
4 Fashionable Belle In Miniature. with nu
Elaborate Rui Expensive Wardrobe.

FROM ne luNihd NuNhf.
The empress OF all the dolls arrived in
this city Yesterday morning. She came as a
history ana wardrobe that would break the
heart 4 { the chief uf the Saratoga bellies. IL Is
about two { ~ ia height and il one of the most
exquisit" ever seen. In beauty Of face and
form II l. perfect. Ii was purchased IN Paris b y
an American lady. VINO had such an outfit as
WIS probably never got M for don before
The doll, and all its belongings, were then
brought to the United states aud placed in the
fair given at pnila ieiphit Tor the benefit Of the
Centennial fund, where tie whole WAS rafll ed
tor Its winner sent II to little Miss Fair The
doll arrived m travelling costume, and with, or
rather IN. her saratoga trunk, which - fac
similc ~ an ordinary Saratoga and about one
four h ns large. The trunk cont ins the wardrobe
and ever thing else that "A uelle On her travels
would think of carrying. In the wy of dresses
there ~ light blue slik bil dress. purple hilk
uinntr dress. a BLACK SIX street costume, "a
brown travelling costume, "a blue cashmere wrap
Ucr. AN opera cloak aud hood all made In the
test style Of the French dressmakcTs art, and
trimmed In the same manner a. the same KIND
at dresses Tor iitsh and blood belle. The queen
Of dolls has a sealskin and an cider down nun,
"A gre { variety q Kid and lisle thread gloves 4,
several Nnleuciennes handkerchicfs. collprs and
cuffs for all occasions. half dozen sets Of gold,
pearl. and other kinds Of JewclrN, with n cum
ming solitaire diamond rng,a re lot of d.
minutiNe hAiri ius, ana a general assortment OF
combs There are shawls and shawl strap com =
pletc IN all It's parts regards buckles, %c, ind
an immense stock Of Undertaking, Even the
hustle his not been forgotten, tut Il there In all
It's glory, although smull IN Size. There IL a
tnilcl case containing every article that can he
thought Of, even down 10 the toothbrush. There
are scores u articles that We nave not men
toned. tut our juvenile readers may readily iui-
Agine that nothing has been forgotten when We
say that besides a large stock ut shOes, stock
ings, ivory ana sludalwo Il fans. pOrtmOnnAic,
aud travelling bag, she has her album, lul OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-17
How Dominic &c, hi- Wedding Fee.

Recently minister, residing near CTcs-
cent. went n rec miles from homo to perform a
wedding rorrmouy. Aft"r the couple mad been
prnntuurod man and wife the HAPPY groom
drew up "a chair. nnd. seating himself said, I'm a
Nuire loud enough tu be- heard all over the room ;
"Wcli. how much -if 20 Tile clergy man sur
prise may hc easily Imagined As soon MS h" had
recovered from II sufficiently 10 dc so, he re-
phcd "Oh, never set any price on such little
matters " We'll replied the groom. "hut !
want to know. How much f. it, "AnNthng
you li,c." replied the clergyman. THAT won
de-, .aid the groom. " m bound To know :;
30 You may H- woll tell me- Seeing
that things were getting desperate. n iu,nd
Of the newly married man called him
aside. and whispered to him. This seemed 70
do mo- good. for. returning to the vacant chair
the groom again commenced conversation win
the rcuark. Pretty hard times alnt II
" Yes replied the Clorgl man. ION, come
now. SAID lsrucdict. tell me how much II H.,
and have done withii' But the minister didu {
tell, and the fathcrof the bride relieved him
just then hy rcuulNiug that he would attend 10
the matter. And tius IL stood tuI while, when
10 the duWiuiUs great surprise, the bride Az
reared ufiun the -Tcne. She walked mp ana laid
three one dollar bills upon his knee. one at a
time, counting ia loud voice as she did -,
zone. two. three" and ending with there 80
She had iccnH factory girl and IL was very ~ l.
dent that she WAS the " nUucNcd man OF the
new nrm. The dominic enjoyed the Joke.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-17
KER-CHFU DUET.
The Fun Of Popping the Question with n cold
IN the itcnd.


They had Lpcu Ep,piur rnnunnV "A wear
lie tutI Lrr IriJ,, ft.rnoon lhti he wo,ild bc
up early SUNDAY evening a. he had something ~
rr,rt tinportaucr 10 tell her, and a present to
give her. VITA nwonan's keen intuition she
Know what tic .uutc. ming of inheritance would
he. and Sire looked futw. ri to TIC hour vith
hardly In tbe rontlition ne dDltrcd. 4 heavy
cold hat tackled him thr utlht before, and his
cvc. we're rnd AMI inunneG. and tis nose WAS
ueAr,v twice iil natur aizs. and shone with a
lustrc That would Hu,e apuc r'd to much hotter
ADVANTAGE ON "a door plate. SingularlV enough.
the ycunr lady VS. simillr ly coudit oncd. She
ushercd him into the parl0r aud without any
rfrhIninar, ceremony tlcywore ON tic sofa 10.
pethcr. lie took ont his hludNorchicf. and,
finding dry section, wpcd hi nose. his re-
minded her Of a duty she owed herself md she
sttcndrd To 10 az once. he held enc Of her
hands in one = his. ard his handkerchief in The
other. Then he spoke.
"Susad, cub to nj to dalk to you 81 suh dig
dear -ah ah-ooa tr uroWpt ipvlic I'll "a If tho
do be- tnSd line"sh ali~ihad ia o5-ooh l. r
chow. kcr chew. kcr chew" A moments pause.
" Tbe god all AWFUL code" he explains, with due
soemni,y.
"Sobc IT, aho sympathiziuvly replies.
handkcrchicfs. end the n hc continues:
" Darlig, YOU must han seed all de tho how
mudgc -Ooh-oon-ker Ohe handkerchief again
saves him) how nudge | nab thoughi Oh you.
Ehry houroh dc dav pr nide- all -ah .uoh--ooll-ch-
ch- ,hctr, NEn CHEW. kER CHEW lhid I'd aw-
vul Inc irnfcsted. w.lLing around the r, ON.
for the hnal explosion had raj cd him 10 his feet
sac wiped her ewes ana then her nos ., ana made
owing to the watCry condition OF the former,
ana the Il ~ glow vi the latter, sue appeared to
an unhappy advantage. But lie did not notice
It. lie felt OF his uronpscis tcnderly for mo-
mcnt, and then returned to her side.
"Dirlig, | cad no ledger Ito widoud you
Widoud You lOe would indeed he wilder
ness; wii-"
She impulsivcly raised her hand.
"ker-kcr her thsir" she shouted.
lilo uau.cd aud razed tcnGerlY out OF his In
famed eyes upon her chnNui' ed features.
" Dnrhg he softly cont nucd, scciug she was
through. "Nou cad nchcr KNOW now nudge all
ouh-ooh-ah-kcr chew. kcf wish-sh-sh-cr rcr
kcr chew ooh N.Y. - dear. hc walled, ini
Irtuously grabbing Tor hi handkerchief, Whil,
tho tears ran down his cheel
She took advantage OF the lIll To unOhuu-ivcN
apply her handkerchief
"Su-ad,' hr BEGAN again, grnspin- her nanc
with fcrtur. aud clu'cnthV his handkerchief VIII
equal edfues..es-, "WnNd ii liur " LOUD luh
Nuddir. Dailie. 40 500. cad WOO luh tie cnou-i
to toe by. ah-ah ooh-Acr cncw! liraies. thi'
al AWFUL
lie mopped tc pcrsDirat, N from hia trouble,
couutcuauce. ana then waited u.iH Nne rrhl
poured rom hchnd her handkerchief. whcl
he resuWeI;
e. AK al.Ait. q lrlit. cad 700 luo bc enough e
bc nay w,ucf"
The Young gal dropped her head u1on hi
| breast ,put her arm around his neck "nd wa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-17
A Play Power behind the THRONE.


Dion Boucloault, the dramatic author,
has written a long letter to Mr.. Disraeli urging
the release Of the Fenun prisoners. lie points
TO the fact that the play Of " The Shaughraun"
has been witnessed b, 200Ou0 people IN London,
and the incidents therein concerning the sup
posed amnesty to the Fenians were ALWAYS en-
Enthusiastically received. Ia conclusion he says (:
81 know thHt toward these few miserable me q
are directed the sympathIcs Of twenty millions
OF ENGLISH hearts IN American breasts which
sincerely respect their mother country and
would love her dcnrlY n she would let them.
One GROWING stroke OF humanity would he
worth dozen mH,ter-strukes Of policy. The
great treaty to ne estat l-hed with the United
Stat h a hearty cohesion Of the English aud
Am. ran pcuplcn