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, 1877-03-30

Sd Bin tpistsr better als Id fe sr,partste 81
weroen, iGreibt pbit. &clf. SalsntpiAs, Wisey
bant DR.. Musuif RSmtss Sambursn
Erppfen n. Sd litt larse an 9eraflcpfen une
100 3tpst Merate az &atbe, cbne paB i9 9inbsr-
uas trbislt. SD entl9lob mid, bic 5ambur-
ssr Erppfsn hes DR.. Musuf 8bnis au eebrau.
den. @ott sur Gbre unb DIR. Mu9uf aDnte's
hamburger Erppfen gum &ubme mub tt "a
gen, bab mir b~isielbsn meins Gslunebsit pts
bersaben.
, 1877-03-30
SefentliGe Danfiaeuns,

Ans3ue aus etnem Brtefe ssn 3. SstHmt1
LEI, 9uli. 5otparb Counts. Soma, an isinef
Sobn s. 5eiamuaer, &sbattsus bes ~Nlsa'
up Scrolls.
800 Sd tann nt3t utnbtn, Did gu BIT.
ten, tn Deinsm glatte uniern Dfentliden Dani
fur biz 6eiluns I,einer Shutter bnrt Or
Aug. 8Snis's s hamburger 1ropfen
ans3ulpreaen. Wte Du tpeibt, lit bte liebs
Wfutter an etnem fdperen 2eberIeiten, uns
lslblf bic 5ilfe unisrer Mer3te par Serssbltt.
gBir prcbirten bic 5amburser Ercpfeg unb
ipurbe bkf9 ben @ebrau9 berislben bic @e-
lnnbbeit Der Mutter pieeer gang bereelsQt-
Sd pilnfbe, Du wIrbe1 bic 5amburger
" bieinen thinner auf's 8elfe empfeblen,
bsnn ie babeu i16 auf's 0urtrefai@fe in unIe.
Ter JamiIie bctpabrt.
, 1877-03-30

peripnsn, bic an NpYetitlcFsfeit nnb @tter.
wilsn sesen Speilsn leibsn, iinp DIR. aus.
RSnt8's 3ambur8er Grppten ~
empfeblen. 3err Matbias DrabpbeL Blue
@prttg, Neb., fhrsibt barber: Mcin gater,
eHon bod i'm glitter, perlor feinen Mppetit unb
bate losar einen Wtoerwtlen seeen Speiien,
mas ibm 1sbr 19wa1 unb unb leipenb maGte.
AuI unisr 3urepen sebraubte CT DR.. Musaf
RDnis's 5amburssr 3ropfen3 Der Mppstit tebr-
te suriid, uno Ct fablt u sin gang aaesrsr
Msnl1 III leiu. e1E-.
, 1877-03-30
vGtn bemerfen8pertbeS Suh!"
a@rthnr's lsttes unb sr0btes.
0efubr!!!

ooer: S~erlpunoetta benz SauS eines 6reunbes.
Sieles %ppnensetifr Mcrf bicies Geteranen Der
Nnier,tanilben Sitsratur bat ais Nor>puri eineu 0e.
9enltano. ipelbsr oas loeiale Seben inleres "geianmten
Noltes beribrt uib 9iebt etnem lbretlihen ueberblit
uber nsbel, melbes es bIosItelt. MmRerpreentlid,
i~pannenc une aufre9ene, ipiro es bon Maen nit
Seai.roe 8elelen iperoen. Sluffrirt une id,pn ges
runeen. SSir ftno entl6lolleu, Das Bud In leoer IA.
Mile oes SanSeS einlniibret ulo ~offerlren nod ME
ea8eweiene Sprtbeiie alien indnnliGeu unb peibli.
Den Observation-Disclosures. g8ir ~perlauasn LIBERAL
MgeuteH uno ldiden gratis auf Ysrlaneen Beoinsun.
y unc beidreibenbe Girculare. 3. ~. Dtocbar.
Co., 72S gbeltnut str. Vbila. S0D2nu.
, 1877-03-30

1err GbaS. 1auptman, Silver point, &. s.,
be3eust mte fulst: SD lit felt aGt @u9en an
6hmdtts unb R~opflHmer3en, turt llucerpau-
Itdteit terscrgebra1t. Dur@ ben @sbrau1
soa Dr. MnsuH aSnisy 50 Surs.s
tpeit berseaent, baB Id meinsn alten Bsl@df.
tisunsen wieoer nabseben fam. S1fann ba-
btr bielt Wsbiaiu Igsa bstsns ,smpfsbIen." M.
, 1877-03-30

Gine frenbise With tlune.-osrl
Balttaiar 9ein,, @outb slb1ns, Ma7aduietts,
(breibt an uns: sd fSnnte einen sansen 80,
gen spQ fhreiben, unb bann fSnnte i9 bob
ni1t ssnas l9reiben, mas @utes mir DR.. Ma-
SUIT & on I 90 8 amburser Trppfen
tbaten. SD babe iiber 3w.i SABRE ale DOfto.
rem In bteler 1msesenb sebrau6t unc Gin a.pe.
res @slb ausseseben, Bic mid bic 5ambureer
Erppftm BON msinem fdredliden ltebsl Dts-
pepfta befreiten unp Id u fible, bab i'd
lGnser Isben .perbe." mn 5
, 1877-03-30

berr Steif In Onanpasu Sig. NiEr tbsft
uns nit; SD lit felt awei Sabren an elmer
tSsartisen Gls9te, bic alien Mitteln pipsraanS.
Da sebraudte i'd msbrsrs Wobsn lang DIR.
Musuf aSnis's &Snis's 9ambar-
erxrppfen ua1 8crl9rift nno mares
BON bteltm bSsartissnQ eibsn ppalfanois ssbsilt.
, 1877-03-30
300 YtQnos MuO OrQelM,
%patt'S 2ebenS'8 allan.
Gin meniainiihes QNumDcr.

WV WSSVsV9%V &SWtUS r
Nbeumattsmus. N~eurale,a, Gtdt in tprem i6lin,ua zen
stadium, Serpteln. Rpni8s. Grantteit, Grytpelas, sssr
i1pu unb bic itltmmafn Jaae pom SiuttranGptt.
ten, srUBe StraGe, atber. anp 9tterenleieea, Mtns-
murm &c. &c. wirp luf's Y%efimmseae purp bieien Xsa,s
aasr @eint8ua8smittsl sebsiIt. Derielbe lit 3usiSup.
swanSie Sabrt binburd ppm publEum erprpbt, Sat
Eunferttauienpe ppn 5daen eepetlt unp euriri PETS,
penn nab Worltrift ssnpnmen. ST elm F&fres pstls
mtttel Don Jiteln in alen ~heilbaren 5duen, eurirf bic
FauIten altsa Vsi0wurs, lelbi NO Der Xn0Gsn ltSa SUI
setreien TT.
ppatt's eebens.Salfam eurtrte Ssrrn s. o. sun.
map, Ara9peen TIM ju Vrpctlpn, ~ H.,
pom tr0ntften Npeamatismus, nadbem berlelbe ppue
@rfSl8- Won ben SOr3l8Ittltsn Merttea Gurspa's Hup
Nmerttas bebanbelt wpreea mar.
ppdtte SebeuS. Slltam eurirte 5errn y. D.
Spl9. Dpdmafer NO. III Mtapilon Str, Don s,nem
sstaprltHsn WeiHwlr, na6bsm or fsts Dtpnau i'm
Srsaepap 5eipltal mar aae bort ais uabelbar srIlari
purpe.
Spatt's 2ebsns.8aliam bstlte 5srrm 5aepb metp,
Otnes 9tp. 242 @resnwit Ctr, Don etuem i~ereiuIslsn
Vel1pure, w0bsl bic 5aalnis f6sn bts auf ben 8npGsu
seerun8ea mar. psrr U. bat pabreap IL Satrea ua&
ertabrsn.
Spatt's ..eebens-B aIiam eurtrte Serrn gDtuiam
Sprtnser, ,Ne. 1888 Brppme Str, S~plfanbi8 Don sat.
ben @ett bes &ranten i1pa perpirrt bate. Der DC.
nannte tCnnts nidt feine 5anp gum Rppfs srtebsn xnr
mar mabrsnS ereter Wsonate ans Yett seedsIt.
gu baben In Der Saupt.Sffee, GAG Wranp Str, xst
tlaider s.. ~
3satt's beratmte $ ell mitteI tnb: asss,
Spatt's alfeplbarsr asbtns- Saliam ~ sl.00.
ppdtt'S "A b., bebpelt ltarter Qetrus. Balfam, Al
s1.25. = Spatt's guimunte YaIlam, pSsr Der Saw,aS.
ia6tigen Urtunp, 3a $t.00. SpattS Sris xint.
uent, u~nfsblsar FUR ssteen unb SdmerSen isoer Art
~ o. esnts. pnafts Snta, sur FUR &~rtaluns
QDenn ebtse Nrittsl nttt IN surer ~gppttets pbcr an III.
rem plass ~ baeeh fnb, 70 renee man ii& brett anpas
Central DspSs, 24e Sransar.. " ::
@eWtn 2. Spatt Il So, &tgentblne.
usberaa bin per 9rprss sssf&tds bsim baIbtr
Ousenc. 13m2Uian
, 1877-03-30
Die Glaf@sw

Die GlafS'.E .rU
v9amburger Trppfen"
loitst so Gents, ober anf Glal&en
Dollars, fnp In allen beutlden
Mpotbsfen gu BADEN oper werpen pteiel.
Ben mad Gmpfans bsS @elpss fret mad
alien Tbeilen Der 0ereini9ten Staateu
psrlanpt. Man aoreifre:
A. vogelcr g. Co.,
Baltimore, Md.
, 1877-03-30

SD bin "a Sabre alt unb mar 70 frans, baB
td teine Speile n1ebr 1ertrasen fpnnte, i9reibi
PER- Detsr Clemens, Qittle Orleans, Wo. Sd
nabna DIR. Mu8uf 8Sutes 3ambur-
ser 1repeu unb bin nun tpieber nibt mn,
gang berseaslt foubsrn fable MID pta srafti'
ltr ale frlber.
, 1877-03-30

Ser Oanf elmer 8annilie.-S& nns
utetne Grau fasen Sbnen ben erS6ten Danf flu
Or. Ma suf RSnts's 5ambur8u
Erspfen, f9reibt 5err Spbn Vott, Geneva,
81, bsnn bitlelben baben uns srOBe Dssnlts
sYnielsn. Wir Iaaen bic IrOpfen ni@t msbs
aMs8eben. a-
, 1877-03-30

Dio Mono Go1eee. NaeOn, Ga,
ben "a. Uebruar, 1876.
...... DR.. Mueuf a5nts'S Sam.
burser E~rppfsn fnb spn ansseseidneter
@irfaus unb besbalb rabe3u unentbebrlib fur
mid. Nep. Gater s.. s. Nsbmanu.
, 1877-03-30
8 + e

8 y G {
i'm .Tetail p%crtauft su Smportattons Pretlen,
Don Der
Great Atlantic and Pacific
TEA Co.,
Wp. eSl Wrd) Giraffe, Gfe Ger Sipeiten mue
epafes Ctr. nne 621 Glib Sritte Ctr,
Wbtlaeelpbia, 4a.
Dies lit cine Organization BON &apitaIiten Inn
2bee 81 importtren uno gu pertbeilen
nit einem tleineu Gepruu, Der benz Gonlumenteu allen
0elpinm her 3milbenbGnoler erlpart. Dir controairen
elnelt 8roBert 5betl cer belten Sbeelorten. ipelte nab
blelell Sanoe tpmiten uno Die nur bon inns Ielbit Der.
fault peroen. Terlonen, WelGe bon cuoeren bdnolern
faufen tbun Dies 3u ibrem eigenen 9abtbeil. llnleN
6aller ~ China unb Sapan baben Die better Gacilitd'
ten aur Mustpabl. mas uns 9rDBc Bortbelle 9elpabrt.
g3lr bahet gum Sertauf inlerer Sbeeiortsnl n allen
bauptltdoten per Tereini9tem Staten stores etablirt
0Sir 9eben unieren 3unben elm
GcbDneS Sci StrpmD,
,aeiioininen pou ben lpsrtbooaIten 9Derten ameritani-
Iher uno frennoer &iinltlerl. pelbes. ipenn IN einem
Btloerlaoet 9etauft nebr toIteu piirbe ais Der qrels
hes 1bess betrdst. Dsle Gbromos lino elm Ueiden,
fir unlere Runoen.
Vile ~9etauften g0aaren a nti TT, paB lie oDqs
tonlnlene Sefrlsoi9uit8 8eludbren, ooeroas Gelo iurids
e~rltattet.
Great Atlantic and Pacific
4 -
SO, s5t Irn 5traBe, Gde 9ipeitsn NIB Coates Strabs
NA4 6xl sue Sueite Stv, Whlla.. Va. ANn12Mts
, 1877-03-30
VEGETlNE,

Gin Bofoner Mr3t fagt. baB es ais Blutreini9er
1eines Gleiben nidt bat: Ills er bon ben pieten pun'
berbaren auren bort, beiubte er bas Qaboratorium
IS 1T aus Ritebsn. Wur3eln mno arautern bereitet,
o%ernittelt herei, .,3ufammenIebuns eritaunliae vteiul'
tate ~er5ielt tpornen Enb.
, 1877-03-30

@eseu 5autfranfbeiten unb aue 11nretnis-
teiten. tuel@e perborbenem Blut entiprinsen
limb DR.. Mueuf 8Snie's 3%amburser
Erepfen elm gang aussesei9netss Mitte,
bern ie ftnb bic beiten 8lutretniger. 90
'treiti eerr Subu @eurse Bubsal9as In &C.
mont, 81.
, 1877-03-30

assAfel suf mssr ais 300 Su Ssssutsnbsrsa 5taSt
In europa.
oslc'Mus,ablunsen Sura bic NcRdmter iotuie yer
Eslesrapb mad anen pldbsn In Deutidlane,
Defsrrsid, Der Gbweil, 6olanb, D6nemarf, Sbpe.
BEN unO Ior,psssn. ben Grapfdnsern fret in's baus
aeliefert.
9recit' 9riefs fir Reffenbs CUR Uenutuns In sIlsn
sroBeren stdbten Der alien WeIt.
GtntafIruns BON @rbidbaften unb UerberunseH
t.osr Mrt In allen Wlaben Guropa's.
geri6iTuns BON 0Itern unb VadeteR maA
europa.
Der,ofmng an,ommenbsr Wu,er In Nem vorf, uxs
MISUNDERSTANDING ~besieIben MAD benz SnIanoe.
0urs, atidbss oeIb aasr art sesauft anb ssrsssit.
, 1877-03-30

Gin sutes Mlittel sessn GoIi unb 9eib1@nter-
zen ftno Dr. ~ 8 u t RDni9's 9ambur.
GER Iropfen. i1reibt 9err Midael WeiL
Wibauata, Snb, benz b~ieielben beIfrn aussn'
bltdliG. !.
, 1877-03-30
sVFIt
p.ratnia Slaats-W Ufttf.
Git Rtiber.
- y VT
Cine Gamilienaei9idte in 4 8i@ern
8albuin Moabanien.

%, u (Nottfebuna.)
, 1877-03-30

go. s5l Nrb 6traBe. Gde 9ipeitsm NIB Coates Strabs
RHe 62l Sue S@eite Stx. Yhila. Va. AN19mt.
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Toe Mach Pride.

Pride is running the young men in
this broad land Of ours by the thous-
ands. 1t is sapping the very founda-
tons OF society, nine-tenths of the
people you meet being afflicted more
or less, in some way or other, by this
serious malady. 1t keeps young men
out of business and callings that
might prove to be lucrative. Many
young men who strike out on their
own shook" take more pride than
money, and after wandering about u
few months come back with all the
pride they started with but no money.
A young man who works for his
board" no matter what honest work
he does, has no reason for shame.
While on the other hand young
man who eats the bread Of idleness, no
matter how much money he has. is
disgraced. There is always something
for willing hands to do. Young men
starting in life ough. to aim first of
all, to find place where they can
earn their bread and butter, with hoe,
az, spade, wheelbarrow, woodsaw-
no matter how, so il is honorable. In-
dependence first. Dependent mortals
are the veriest slaves On top of earth.
They 20 at the bidding aud come at
the call Of their benefactors, and find
themselves powerless to remove the
shackles that keep them vassals. The
bread aud butter question once settled
let the young man perform his duty
50 faithfully as 10 attract attention,
aud let him constantly keep his eyes
open for chance to do better. II he
does the best be can under the circum-
stances, is faithful to his trust. the OPP
pOrtunity TO go up higher will come
around after awhile. Perhaps not
quite as soon as was expected. but
merit will not go long uDrewarded.
About half the poor proud young
men. aud two-thirds tho poor discour-
aged young men are always out Of
work. Whenever you run across
young man who is accumulating
wealth or climbing the ladder OF tame
you will find that he is an incessant
worker. He pockets his pride, carries
an upper lip as stiff as = castiron
doorstep scrsper. frOwns upon discOur.
sgsmsnts and makes Life . success.
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M... ofy..... L.. koa.. a.. 10 A., An
.,,. ~. n..s.ao 81 . hin ,hrouoh an,
Ia.;.,.,,r., n,ov;d;nn a., ION. mo.
80 % A.. LIE. e - "a. hv
Shs,;a. .nl IN n,,,.,,.noa az dscrss.
NJ oour, snch = law ev;.,. !, an the
&C. ..o.a na,n,. no. n.o,r...;v.
..a .waLa 10 hi, owu ;n,sr.',. Ev.
.rv ..n.;hl. man Who ar. nj. ,,o,-
er,v Ear .,,s u,hl;clv advs,,;.ss The
,;,,. and nl.os n N. n.w.r.n.r. =.
'.a,, h., I.naIn,. W., wo,,J
h. ,ho,..t, -, nan .h,, wo,,,d al,
hi Earn or nj. h,.uss =, ...,;on with
no ,u,,Lsr no,;,e than . l;,,ls n;s,s al
had ch;roar,,,hv .,noL nm =, ,hs co,,,
hou.s ,,oor, And 90, ysln.hls n,on.
sr,v helono;,g On infants w;doxs and
beloless insoISso,s "a con.,,n,lv ..cr;.
feed under these circumstance. We
know an instance ,h., occurred Las,
cour, d.v IN which land !, mi. conn.
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n a. -. ,t,-I -, 4.
~" -, 49,, ''"'''''" y
T ~, wv ~" wy, $685.
'"e ""' ~ ~" - '"t
"'"''.e" ', 'e.a'' wv, az
Nv. LII" - ~, H., - "'',.
% Wv" - ~, -
80 ~"s $50 -. a,.. a,' o,;s. .,roo, ,ho
-, a..s. a.. -
~ .,.,,L.L.,,
"o " " m, - r..
.".J -. ,o,,ow
80 80, - .-,
:. 49, ,." o' :, IL, ~ 80 - =.
s.,,",.s ~ ~. -. =. ~. .ron,
...,,;'1..,,.. 80, IT,
~. -. h.na J;r.,I into ,ho uv.,s.
-. s,s. e. -. ..a H.
81 -. Eel go ,.om ,,h;oh
-, 60, -. -.
G, ST.
49,, ,h...aw ho,.a A, ,ha .;ch,
:, ,ho non.v ,hs .oen,,. nrs.epcs Of
- - =, Ne, .nd uou.uh.r
A, -. - a.. am.. LII, .nn,;..
). -. r. nnnro,oc,odc.m.,e. an.
-. - ,on, ro.;dano.s ho hsco, oues.
,;o,;na b;s fair customer.
"AS ves Madam--,bo, !. 70 saw.
M. - H. !. o. ran, ,ho bo,seS
" s.,l..sp
"whv nop
..yorr mo,hsr ,bs,w
owhv No VIVA, d;aere,ce does
:, moLe 10 vou,-
ooh no,h;,,. I'm, va .lu.vs like
~ tnow who Il GOING 70 occunv the
n,sm;.es we ,sn,"
.Wou r. uo;,n a. loo ,hora ,,v.
..,,y
"A,ons,v
.Car,.;nIv no,.
.W;,b vcur nsren,. sunno.e,"
.No.o.o. with . f,;r, hlnsbN
"Wbo with them.
.w;,h .. cen,,.u.," al
,.,s,.;., ., h,,.,osS
"a ,an,,om.n, . rol.,;orJ sun
,,o..,.
ono sir. hos mn, n rel.,;or huff
.N.a.m 7 mu., decline 10 ron,
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1t is not difficult to tell horses
age. 1t is important to know few
signs which serve as a criteria, and
then the age of horse at almost any
stage of life can be readily be told.
The colt is born with four grinders,
and when the four front teeth have
made their appearance, it is twelve
days old. When the next four comes
it is four weeks old. When the cor
ner teeth appear the animal is eight
months old. When the latter have
attained to the height of the teeth it
is one year old. The two-year.old colt
has the kernel (the substance in the
middle of the tooths CROWN grown
out in all the front teeth. In the
third year the middle iron: teeth are
shifting, and when three years old
these are substituted by the horse
teeth. The next four teeth are shifted
in the fourth year, and the corner
teeth in the fifth. At six years the
kernel is worn out of the 10 Eer mid.
die front teeth, and the bride teeth
have now attained to their full growth.
At seven years hook has been form
ed in the corner teeth OF the upper
jaw, the kernel of the next at the
middle is worn out, and the bride
teeth begin to wear oil. At eight
years the kernel is worn out Of the
lower front teeth, and begins to de.
crease in the middle upper front. In
the ninth year the kernel has wholly
disappeared from the upper middle
front teeth, the hook ON the corner has
increased in size, and the bride teeth
lose at the points. In the tenth year
the kernel is worn out of the teeth
next To the middle front of the upper
jaw, and in the eleventh year the ker.
mel has entirely vanished from the.
corner teeth of the same jaw. At
twelve years old the crowns of all the
front teeth in the lower jaw have be-
come triangular, and the bride teeth
are much worn down. As the horse
advances in age the gums shrink away
from the teeth, which consequently
receive a long narrow appearance, and
the kernels become darkish points
Gray increases in the forehead and
over the eyes, and the chin assumes
the form Of an angle.
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One day about a week ago, says the
Detroit fre Fress' Justice Lemkie
was VISITED by q woman 50 old that
she had lost her teeth, and So poor
that she couldn't buy q new set. and
she sad;
John D'e owes me ior'y-hve dol
lars lawful money and he refuses 70
pay for These many long weeks l
have 'oiied IN his house. washing the
'aces OF ms motheriess chi'dren ana
cooking ms meals should ne not DC
maze 10 fork over
"ofa truth he should replied ms
honor as ne selected clean, clear
PRIME" summons WIN no'''y NJ"
70 o''' ""o se.'e W Jake i've "g'"s
consequences
rr''ay ",'er"oOn ,"e same woman
'e'u'heo' ne' NOUN was Us empty
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NefghesrfB A6e~ffen.
"Iennie," said Mrs. Jones to her
daughter, the other morning, go over
to Mrs. Simpsons and borrow her
fat.iron."
The girl went and returned with.
out Il.
"well, why didn't you get il
"She said when you sent her wash
board home she would think about il, y
whimpered the child.
"she did? The ungraieful thing
III see about il. tool"
Putting on her husbands old hat.
and gathering up her dress in both
hands, Mrs. Jones tramped across
the street, growing redder and mad.
der at every step.
How do you dare, Mrs. Simpson,
how do you dare to send me any such
word as you sent me by my daughter
You've forgot about them potatoes
and -four you never paid back!
II amt forgot nothin'. Mrs. Jones,
but don't you 60 to putin on highfa-
lutin airs about mel Old wash-board?
Ii was bran new when I lent it to you
but I'll warrant its old enough
nowl You had better pay back them
three drawin's Of tea, that cup Of su.
gar, and that wood I let you have
when that drunken, WORTHLESS husband
of your'n was starvin' and freezin'
you to death!'
you're a lyin' hussey, Mrs. Simp-
son, and I wouldn't brag of husbands.
That one of yours is n regular still
tub, and you know ID The old hypo-
crit. He can drink barrel and not
show it on that old red face of his
and every body knows you're slat-
tern!"
"Slattern YOURSELF Whose got a
filthier, dirtier kitchen than you have,
I'd like to know! Where's that gam.
bling brother of your'' In Jail, I'll
bet!"
where's that sister of yours that
is no better than she ought to bes'
People that live in glass houses
shouldn't throw stones! I've heard a
tale on that big gad.about daughter
Julia of your'n who tries to cut big
shine with her fine duds and feathers,
and SIGH like, and her under.olothes
blacker than a cloud! The trapesin
trollope! she after cd mar Baxters
boy-but his mothers got too much
sense to let him make fool Of him
self by marryin' her! You hear, Mrs.
Jones, your cakes all dough there
"You know n powerful sight about
my business. Mrs. Simpson, and about
every body else's In this neighborhood.
I'll be glad when you leave, for you
keep us in an uproar all the time, and
when yeu get to abusin' your neigh
bors and betters, and refusin' to do
them as you'd be done by, it's time
for every decent woman to cut your
acquaintance. III send that old ten
cent wash-board home, and won't
leave any soap sticking to il, as I've
been in the habit of doin!"
Mrs. Jones jammed her hat down
over her eyes, and was half way across
the street when this parting shot
from Mrs. Simpson reached her ear
ANY body could tell that you
are woman without one particle of
shame, by seein' you hold your dress
above your knees in broad daylight.
II Missouri Brunswicker.
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Harper's b axar.
ILIU ST II A II ED.

The Basar Is the organ OF the fashionable World,
aud the en- p0undeT OF that worlds laws aud II j.
NE authority In all matters OF manners, etiquette,
TUNES, aud social habits. - Losf0H Tfdrelsr.
The Ba1df eOnmends itself TO every member Of
the housshohl-to the children by droll aud pretty
pictures, 10 the young ladies by its fashion plates
Ia endless variety To the prov ideut matron Wy is
patterns for the children's cluthes 10 Ifsasii as
by its tasteful designs iOr embroidered slippers aud
Luxurious dressing -gowua. But the reading -maiteT
VI the Bdaar Is uniformly Of great excellence. The
paper has acquir,d vide popularity tor the Inc
side enjoy meht II affords, aud Ia. become an es-
tabllshed authority with the ladies II Amrrirs
A d. Lianlnn InM
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(wSpENsrp TIME.
Louisville 4 Great Southern
RAILROAD LINE.


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w. H., o. a. NJ. u. ~ aud 4. ;, Mai line
~telmets CONNECT ~ Louisville with TRAIN M.
J. TRAIN no. connects AZ Lebanon Junetlnn
WV lmln Ne. u for all points IN Knosviiie and
Highnwnd branches Train No. " connects Al Ish
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the Memphis and Montgomery lines; At letalnn
With Stays 10 and from springfield, trmpleIls,liie
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siages 20 and ffom feftysile and n ,rrolsburg. 81
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city ~ stamford With stages 20 aud fr,r, samet.rt.
n NchHond Junction 10 aud frum tHnis between
there and livingstoni NJ Richmond With starrs 10
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