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CHURCH DIRECTORY

'NANcii iihIbOlON1.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. J. P. Tus' in (SupplyO
sunday Services-l'H a. IN. and 6k m.
SUNDAY School9 q. m.
clock. 'e "''S
Seas free. The public are invited to attend.
ST. MATTHEW'S LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Minis cr--Rev. j. McCron,
sunday SerylGes-lOH a. IN. and 6H p.m
sunday SchOol-9a. IN.
clock ~ -
Seats free. Nopews rented. All are welcome.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Miniser--Rey. Stuart Mitchell.
Sun9ay service. 10y a. Iii. and 81 p. m.
NunuaN SCnOOl-9 u. IN,
PRAYER Nee lng-Eyery Wednesday evening at 6K
J'clOc..
Sea free. No pews rented. Strangers welcome.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Presiding Edcr-Rev. N. s. buckingham.
MlniSler-Rey. j. S. McNlurray.
sunday Serylces-iOH and 81 m.
Bible Class-Every Monday evening at 6X o'clock
Young Mems PRAYER Meeiing-Every Tuesday
Vening AZ O. o'clock,
General Prayer Meetlng-Every Thursday evening
o'clock.
REFORMED CHURCH.
Corner Of Third and Iron streets.
rastor-Rey. G. y. Gurley
Resl1ence-C Central Hotel
Sunuay StrFlCeS-lOl! u. H. ana p. m.
sunday Schools a. In.
Prayer Meetng--Saturday, p. m.
All are invited There Is always room.
ST. rAUL's CHURCH.
Rector
SUNDAY ServiCes-11E a. M, 6H pm.
sunday SChCOl-9 Il. IN.
First Sun lay Ia the month, Holy Communion.
Services preparatory to Communion on Friday
3venng before the st sunday In each month.
Pcws rented; but everybody welcome.
EvANGBIICAL CHURCH.
Presiding Elder-Rev. A. l.. Reeser.
Mini -ter-Rev J. A. Irvine.
sunday ServiCe3 p. m, in the Iron Street Church.
FRA er Meetlng-Every sabbath at 2p. IN.
Al are invited. All are welcome.
THE CHURCH OF CHRIST.
Meets IN ''the little Brick Church on the hill,"-
known aS the Welsh Baptist Churuh-on Rock street
east Of Iron.
Regular meeting for worship, every Lords day af-
ternOOn at 3l5 o'clock
seats free; and the public are cordially invited TO
attend,
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sYMpTOMS.--W Of appetite, rising OF food and
wind froa the stomach aCdty Of the stomach, heart
burn, dryntsN and Wilderness Of the tongue ia the
morning, sense OF dlatcntion In the stomach Hnd
bowels, Sometimes rumbllng and pain costtveness,
which Is occasionally Interrupted by dlaIrhWl; phG
ness Of the urine. The mouth is clanny, or has
sour or bitter taste. Other frequent 5 mptoms are
walerhrash, palptltion Il the heart, headache and
disorders Uf the senses as seeing double, etc There
is general debility, anguor and aversion 70 motion
detection OF the SPIRITS disturbed sleepand frightfu
dreams.
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ALSO.

At the same time and place, the following real eS-
tate In Montana, Conyngham township Columbia
county, Pennsylvania, bounded east by Centre
street southby SECOND streetwestby an alley north
by land formerly owned by William Goodman and
Ira RoadaInner being fi!sy-nve feet 'front.' ninety
i've feet back and one hundred and forty in depth,
on which are erected stone and frame tavern stand
frame stable and outbuildings ..-.
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At the same time ana place. the following tract OF
land situate in Roaringcreek township, Columbia
county, Pennsylvania, bounded and described as fol-
lows: North by land OF Elijah Yocum, west by lands
Of Yocum and Hover south by lands Of Elijah How
er and cast by william osborn, containing forty
acres, more or less, whereon are erected a frame
dwelling house, frame and log stable
Seized taken into execution, and tobe sold as the
properly Cf Joseph Buck. ~. T. III ,.sa- .
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swAYNE's OINTMENT
Itching Piles

seems to cure eve case, leaving the skin smooth
and clear without a blemsh behind.
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Another battery has arrived in Washing
ton and two more companies are expected
this week, Nothing is meant by this influx
of troops, of couse-that is, according TO
the authorities, They are there just for fun,
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Bloomsburg Official Directory.

isouTg banking Company--John A. Funston.
lTeSlden u. II. Gro T. Cashier '''' oi''
flrS Na iOnal Bank-Charles II. Paxton rros,do,,
J. r. Tustln, Cashier. "''o"' ro'iueht
Solln9la County Mu,ual Saving Fund and Loan
ssaoCia loh-E II. Lltle President, c. W. Miller
iWlIoonsDurg Building and Saving Fund Association
-MIn. Peac0ck, President, j. B. Robson Secreiarv
d, bloomsbury MI ual Saving Fund Assocla lonyi
J Drower Presiden c. G. Barkley, Secretary
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Reliable Evidence.

Mr.. II. II. stevens: . p. q ..t
Dear Sr-I VIII most checrfully add my test,5lony
to the great nu Der you have already received in ia
yor OF Your great and good medicine, Negetine, Tor
do not think enough lie said IN Its praise, for /
was troubled over thirty years With that dreadful
disease, catarrh, and had such bad coughing spells
that 1t would Scem as though ] could never Breathe
any more, and Vegetne has cured me; and do feel
TO thank God all the time thVt there is so good Il
medicine as Ncgetine, and also think IL one Of the
best medicines Tor coughs, and weak, sinking feel
ings nj the stomach, and advise body 10 take
Negrtine for can assure them 1t IS one OF the best
medicines that ever was.
MRS. l.. GORE,
Corner Magazine and Walnut streets, Cambridge
Mass,
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I'm Diseases of tha Rlnnd,

II NCgetne VIII relieve pain, cleanse, purify and
cure such Diseases restoring the patient TO perfect
health after trying different physicians many RENE
dies, suffering for years. is II not conclusive proof II
you are II sufferer, sou can be cured? Why Is this
medicine performing such great cures? IL works In
the blood, Ia the circulating MUD. " can truly he
called The Great Blood Purifier. The great source Of
disease originates In the blood; and medicine that
does act directly upon IT, to purify and renON ate
has any just claim upon public attention.
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r+t'ui boa 1oI3rIrnY uaoas llw mol h
-....4 .f.3rIs rs.aa.yI.H 6aal aolT mW 81
rte'apa ].
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LIE COLUMBIAN
columbia County Official DIRECTORY.

ircsldent Judge-Wllllaln Elweu. ja.A
1.,, 1n3s,1,elale Judges-Iram Derr, NJ. q uugbos
rrrothonotar,, Sc.--B. Frank zarr. w. hughes
Sourt atenographer-S. n Walker
oiS{,JIytr q Observation-Disclosures ii, Jacobv
ghlsv.iIgV Auoney-John NJ. CLARK,
Slryo or-Isaac Dewitt,
90 ri1,US'uer n6tS}uer DR. II. W. McReynolds
Joseph Sands. 'no'' o. W. mohenry,
G,V,a9iI,nlllssloners' Clerk--wllllam Krickbaum.
HHWa,ora-M Hor,a v. b. Kline, ]. b. Casey E r. Brown
HorOner-Charles q. Murph. ''' "' Dio"h'
,fttuS ,tt ooln'hissioners-Jacob II. Fritz, william II,
1ioni, 11Iiuno Nv psuperlntendent-Wi liam II. Snyder.
~, ,n,ool, FoOr District -Dlrectors-O. p Ent. Scott
cot, o. Z. Ent, Secretar2 H''"'' Nio'VhhB,
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Ask Your Druggist for Them.

Females aud nii who value health should never
be without DR. SWANNES TAR AND SARSAPA-
RILLA PIDI.S as they purify the blood, remove all
distractions, cleanse the skin OF all pimples and
bIotChcs and bring the rich color Of health TO the
pale cheek. Female Irregularities are restored 10 a
healthy condition. They are certain cure for sick
and Nervous Headache AS Dinner PM nothing
can exceed them take one, two, or three as may be
found necessary; unlike Others they neither grpc,
produce nausea, or any other unpleasant sensation,
While they are as powerful us It is p0sS bic for a
medicine TO be and be harmless. These PMS cleanse
out the dl3Osdered humors enrich and purify the
blood remove all unhealthy bilious seeetiOnS OF the
stomach and bowels, causing Il perfectly healthy
state u the liver, and are undoubtedly the best ca
thattic and ambitious medicine yet discovered ana
we are determined that the sick shall have them at
price within tile means Uf the poorest go cents II
box of 30 PilsD II your druggist or stOrekeeper
has not got them, do not be put oil by any others
rect and we viii forward by mail, on receipt OF the
plice, % cents box or nve bOXeseS 81.
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II. II. Stevens Esq:
Dear sir-I have had considerable experience with
Vegetlne. For dyspepsia. general debility ana i'm
pure blood Negetlne Is superior to any thing which
have ever used. commenced taking IL about the
middle Of last winter, and after using few bottles
II entirely cured me OF dyspepsia, and my ulOOd was
never in so good condition as at the present time. IL
Will afford pleasure to give any further partlcu
lars relative TO what know about this good medi
Gina to any one who Will call address at my
residence 3sj Athens street.
Very Respectfully, ....
MONROE PARKER,
useA a. ~
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Green BAY and Marquette Line

Is the only line for GAINESVILLE, watertown Fond rni
Lar Oshkosh, Appleton, Green Bay, Escapaea, Ne
gaunee Marquette, Houghton, Hancock and tho
Lake superior country. It's 'Go.--2e
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are run on al through trims OF this road.
This Is the ONLY LINE running these ears be-
tween Chicago und 81, Paul, Chicago and Milwaukee,
or Chicago and Winona. ft. 49,
Az Omaha our sleeDerS connect with the
sleCpers ON the ULion Pacific Railroad or all points
west OF the Missouri river. '~
on the arrival Of tile trains from the east orsoutli
the trains OF the Chicago q North Western Railway
leave Chicago follows 3D. f-.-' sl''+t' ff-''
For CuUGCII BLUFFS, OMAHA AND CALIFORNIA TV %
through trains daily, ithPulInian palace'dTawins
rooh. I'd sleeping cars through 10 .Coancn Riuns.
FOR ST PAUL AND MINHEAPOLls, two hrough trains
daily, WIN pullman palace cars attached 10 boti
For GtEEs BAY KND1AKE SUPERIOR, two trains
daily, with Pullman 11ilace cars attached. and run
ming through 10 Marquette. r,.-,
nan cars ON hight traps, pIIer chair cars Jon day
trains. ~
FoR SPARTA AND wINosX and ppintsan- Atinnosot..,
one through train daily, WITH Pullman s.eepers u
FoR pVRrQuE, Via FrQeport, two thrnllghl trains
daily, vita PullIuan cars on night Trains,
RnR DrBUQtE ASDl IA GReSsE, yiu.'( u
ihr2Hgh y tmins II M& daily, With Pullman Gu niSSt
bOR SIOUX CITY Asp 4NsToty, NO train M, r,,,
man cils TO Missouri NHlley JGnctton. g'rml-
FUR lARE GESEv A, ioiit' tIGiis 'caily. "
FDN ltpVkFQgV, S1EKLlhG; .kEHQSLA JAk
ard rthcr points, ,yUurHh httFe frontwo to 0 rtE,
%tW YORK once 80 as Broadway; Bostd,
5 state Ssr,eti unaha tnte ssa faiiiliHin Sce,
IAN rtAgISu niler, ~ MqliFulgtrA Strtet;(
20 tlcket of'reS: - 1,iik street, under shy
hOuSc: rurl,r (ulMl RigG Madison Stpotss; a.
street Ge, ,ut, corner N. kiuzie md tuul SIM
Wells street dprpt. conner Nrils ard RinZp StAi
bon rare. ar lAI,lH,ati n .pi.i nil4iiat4e hulu
N..H. erENSET,, . :FlRvlS Iraai4T.\
zen. Pass. * Z, Chicago, sen. fuH ss4icA
..r .t.. ..,.. Pp6. l,,6-ly\
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 80, 1876,

Al that certain piece OF ground In the Borough OF
Centralla Columbia county, bounded as follows
beginning at property OF William Peiffer and run
ming north four a. feet to property OF William Tor
rey thence west one hundred and forty GAO feet to
an alley, thence south four (D feet to property OF
William PeifTer, thence one hundred and forty Q4oJ
feet TO the place Of begnnng. on locust Avenue.
Seized, taken into execution, aud 70 be sold the
property OF stephen Thomas. .,aEt-
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DIR SwAYNE,
The dlscoverer and compounder OF the iar-ialieu
Compound Syrup of wild Cherry

and other valuable preparations, entered upon his
professional career with the important advantage OF
regular medical education In one OF the oldest ana
best schools In Philadelphia, ana, perhaps, In the
world He subsequently served faithful term or
practice In the Philadelphia Dispensaly and fof ma
lions he enjoyed the most ample opportunities OF OBJ
tanning an insight into diseases In all their various
forms as well AS for asCertalning the best metnOd5
OF hei treatment III OiieIing, therefore, TO the peo
pe Of the United states the fruits OF his extensive
professional experience In the medical compounds as
that he is but proffering BOON TO every FAMILY
throughout the land. resting, as he does cOn1deny
I'm the merits and enications virtue OF the remedies
he herewith commends. The vast amount OF testl
mony from all parts of the world has proven ',nOC-
lTOR SWAYNE's COMPMND SYRUP OF WILD
tTIFRRY" the most ef1lcaciots remedy known, and
II is admitted by our most eminent phfsclans, and
ali who have witnessed Its wonderful healing prop
critics The WILD CHERRY In all ages OF the world
and I'm all countries where It Is known has been just
hut it's great power TO cure some Of the worst and
most distressing diseases among us was never fllly
aSCcrtaned until the experiments OF that sKlltull
physiclan, Dr. Swaync, had demonstrated Its high
adaptation in combination with Pine Tree Tar, and
other equally valuable vegetable ingredients, which
certain and beneficial in curing all diseases OF the
throat, breast and lungs. DIR. SWAGNES WILD
CHERRY COMPOUND strikes at the root OF disease
by purifying the blood, restoring the liver and kid
news TO healthy action nvigoratng the nervous and
shattered constitution. II your druggist or store
keeper does not have it. do not be put off by any
other remedy that may be offered, but send to us d.
rectand we viii forward a half dozen TO any address,
freight paid on receipt OF te price 81 per bottle or
s. the half dozen. Address letters to DIR. SWAlNE
& SON, $3.50 North Sixth street, Philadelphia. No
charge will be made for advice.
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Also

one other lot bounded on ,he eest by an allie, i,
south by Second street. west by amos Of Coal Ridge
Coal and Iron Company, north by lsuds OF H. S.Marr
and Daniel Morris, being Ilfty featln iront.
Seized, taken into execution ind " II sold as the
property OF Isaac Edwards. .-.
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Is generally preceded by moisture, like perspira-
ton distressing itching, though pin worms We're
crawling in or about the lectum, particularly at
ngrwhen undressng,O or in bed after getting warm.
IL appears in summer as well as win er, uftentimes
shows tSelf around the nr ate parts, and not con-
fined 10 males only, but is quite as frequent that fe
males are sore,y afflicted, particularly in Times Of
pregnancy, extending irto the vagina, proving dis
iressing almost beyond lNe powers OF endurance.
Cases Of long standing, pronounced incurabe, have
been permanently cured by simply applying
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P A r EN- I S

Persons desiring TO taks out patents, or desiring
Information from the upied states Pa ent onlce
should consult Y, A. lehman, solicitor OF an er
can ana Foreign Patents, Washington, d. c.. kS
limitations free. NO PATENT NO PAY. Send for
Circular.
oct. O. 'T6.B6
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sATURpAY, JANUARY l8, $50,

All the following real estate situate In the borough
OF Centrallo, Columbia county Pa, bounded and de-
scrlbed as follows; North by lot u John Moran east
by Locust avenue, south by Locust Mountain Coal
and Iron Company, and west by an alley, SAID lot be-
Ing hlty feet front and hundred and forty feet
deep, whereOn are erected a twO-story frame store
and dwelling house aud outbulldlngs.
seizod taken into execution, and TO be sold as the
property OF j. J. Ioagland.
... CHARLES s. FoRNwALD
Dec. g9, 1916 sherlfi.
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ALSO,

township, Columbia county, ronnsy lvania, bounded
and described as follows, to-wlt: On the north by
ana3 Of Charles and II. Gable cast by Enoch Kester
south by Henry Rhoass, ami west b~paqfrr Fetter-
man, containing ole hndfed and 81 -ty-nine acres,
whereon are erected a frame dwelling house and
bank barn and -outbuidrgsG a. l-'-i-.',.i-.7-' .3
Seized, taken into execution and TO be told as the
property Of Daniel Boyer: =. L5lG t
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Freeport and Dubuque Line
Chicago and milwaukee Line
Pullman Palace Cars

Is the old Lake Slere Route, and is the ply ono
passing through Evanston, Lake Forest, Highland
Park, Waukegan, Racine, Kenosha to Milwaukee.
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At the same time and place all that piece or par
eel OF land situate in the township Of Brarcreek Co
iumbii county. adjoining Samuel Hawk on the north
Alvin Vaudermark, estate Of John Linden and estate
or W. 4. j. Britain on the east, William Kllnetob
aud Martha Edwards on the south, and Oh the west
by uriah Van Pelt containing eighty acres, or
less, on which nre erected a two-story frame house
and bank barn.
Seized taken into execution, and to be sold as the
property Of John Van pet. d"
CONDITIONS OF SNLE.-Purchasers must pay
ten per cent. Of the purchase money, or at least
enough TO cover all COSTS at striking down OF SALE
otherwise property TO be resod at once. .-a.
'. CHARLES =. FoRNWALp,
Dec lS-ts. Sheriff.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-01-26
The Lost ship.

Stanley Thornton, the hero Of
our tale, was a young merchant In
New England village. BY dill
gent attention 10 business be had
amassed some ten thousand dollars I;
and began 10 be regarded A. very
nice young man, pink of proprie-
~, by all ambitious damsels and
naDeuvering mothers. Bot be
soon fell into disreputs In the mat
rimODial market, for lac became
sDitten by the handsome features
and elegant form Of Adeline Stan
ton.
AdeIiDe was the only daughter u
Mrs Stanton, the widow u we'll
to-cio farmer, who had been deal
some years. Her husband left an
other daughter, Maria, some two
years older than Adeline, the child
u bic frat wife.
When her husband died, Mrs.
stanfop sold the farm, which with
Dssal -bApuess Of step-motber-,
ere bal secured ~ her possession,
aD1 g,gyed into 'ie village 10 rear
hr tfa.fe 1s aiv-a process.
r. 81 y fem'0 heI the pro-
fH arm Ade5n, bad
gU a4gs DI ions, laDd-
sem. H4 waaI-be te8e. She
tWtiaed music, painted sickly
looking flowers, made morning
calls, &c, while Maria, neglected
and frowned upon, performed the
house drudgcry Marie was fair,
gentle and quiet, quite intelligent,
and n good singer, but never al
lowed 10 sing In company with
Adelinc.
Stanley Thornton was charmed
Wy the beauty and smiles of Abel
ine he profcsscd his love, and she,
nothing lothe 10 wed with n nice
young merchant, returned bis
love, and II was very soon
whispered az sewing societies and
toa table gossip, that they we're en-
gagged. Stanley soon had food for
reflection bis lady love was baugh-
~ aud capricious--shc was sure OF
her lover aud began 10 Hirt with
others. Stanley became better ac-
quaintod with Maria, aud a vague
Flea that no had made q mistake
IN his choice, haunted his brains,
but he cndeavorcd 10 Danish II as n
treason TO Tho loyo be had pledged.
Meanwhile, be had freightcd q
vessel for tho West Indies. placing
All he was worth, and moro, In tho
venture. Tho vessel had been gone
Ia k{~~~x A. y
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-01-26

A pretty Irish girl Who h1gksd
II ehareh. snd nae tapped @ the
shOoAier b. The rector f0r - doing
s1ed him for assault TIE rector
Uas hn~d kAH . crown an1 costs.
Thinzs have, ins1ee1, come 10 = cTi-
-, Il a gisI-tkA; l. 70 say, pref
81 girl-eannos augk in meeting.
o. any other pace.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-01-26

EHASCERY NOTICE. State ~ Michigan,
NEiYitesrih Judicial Circuit, ~ Cbgneery. suii
ps-udiug IN the Circuit Court, for thu cOunty 81
Alyena, the ninth oh day u Dso,nsbcr a. ID.
1915
MARY Behreud W. vreilsrifk Bshfend.
n appearing ~ affidavit that Tho aiJyc named
dsfendani. D. q resident ~ this state and that q
subpgna hss been issYed IN sah cause, 20 rafn-
pl thc APPEARANCE ~ sid defendant ia said. cause
that siid fupiDna cannot h. served On said dcfeu-
dant, fOr no reaeyn that szh defendant u con
cesled ~ aid state. Theodore. upDn motion II
J. Is. 1Dttle, sDiieitSr f0f said defendant IL j.
ordered that sad defendant, Frederick Behrend,
cause hs arpraTance - b. entered IN this cause,
within threa months from and after The date u
this order. and that b. iie and serve his answer
~ The biii ~ complaint hlai therein within the
same time On like mD'iOn II 4 fDrtiiaT ordered
that tbe complainant caDso % Guy ~ tins order
N b. published In the Alpcna Weekly ARGUS, a
Dssspaper printed AMI Published IN Alpena
cDuniy, Or personally sfrye . eOpy ~ This order
upon said defendant, ~ Iels' twenty days befOTe
he expiration u tins time herein prcscribod fDr
his appcaraDce.
r. ". GREEN,
Circuit Judge
J. r. TrTTIH.
soiioityT fOT Com piainnnt. e27w6
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r. St-tt'fet fflA1 nm l1IJc-l
frisndf I thosgb.-I lad dream
eds there anythieg sr1iss with
yOa an1--Ns-z1sritsy =
Re spoke IN be own tongue COW
A. be slEays IA WIEN any strong
sraosion stirred him- I answered
ia mias, ny chesks white snd cod
bot ny syss ab.2z1.
"Anniss--2nytLing sraiss, "
L'Rstrsngs, Do hear yOa Alright ;
.YOc are speaking u the lsdy who
l. yOsF wife, and d Oo@ who would
fam Be az boCsrsbss man. Any
thing sEniss, nsorsieDTT
He booksd AZ me- for 40 Instant
- r Be tkOozh; : had gene mad
Then . Sudden light broke over
BIZ fsee, and u my anger sbd a.
t0nishnent, be laughed gsns;re,
hearty ls1Zh. Bat before I eDlld
speak his raood cbssgsd, and be
caught ne inpul.iveiy 10 BIZ ann
% ny poor boy p be cried. Il
sss !. al rOw. And yO1 ihOugb;
Marguerite wac ny rife' Bot J
tod you Ioaz 40. Do yoE u; Re-
meraberl s1Ppoae1 y0g uEsief-
stood. Tie u1aa&n Win shODA
have been my wife lies IN tie
essrebysfi yolder MoasisUr
Rpm, Marguerite J. ny sister =
covered ny fsoe XIII ray haad-.
7 cold haze sunk i4to ne dat a.
BE feet r. va al 20 clear Eo1-
o. -, a. nan lay ". sir
efs ii'ea- g fae. r.
t-a,a 80. ati 10 l1lL-ry Ui.a
vas>se 3 ,iae.ti. ssfs All habits
Eas ~ gni@sai iar, I could Mt n8ch
so1ls 2, ~ mistake. TaepQ,1is
II tie sesv.1,s. go. had helped %
nl.ead re AM I had seen 10
o.se~.
7 dare not INK .. him The
gentle dignity n Ii. las. wo-1s
ovsrDore7sd me, even while, IL
sy.ts u ny cooflsion aDd disansy,
ray beart Eas thrilling with = new
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hig With inef4ble Tenderness.
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va Tor .s.s that ne were thrown
t,gesher that October morning.
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gave yoai Stay now and If you
can vin her gentle heart, I will
give you Jet another pearl-my
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man who "misseI connection at
syracuse = for II 10 bad not been
for him, ! would never have worn
tie rare, pure pearl that was given
" me two month since by brother
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