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Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-08
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The following authentic auecdoto in
connection with the Drury lane theatre,
rebuilt hy lIo''und, the architect, in 1884.
and by him leascd to Shpti3an, viii. We
doubt not. be new to ourreaders.
Holland could neyerohtqin settlement
or even m interview on The subject with
Size idun. He hunted him for week, and
month, at hi, own house at the thenter at
his usual resorts F.; bat he was no whore to
be seen At last he taclied him to the
sage door, rushed in in ,pite Of opposition
Of the burly porter, and fuand the msna-
gor on the stage convrr-ing with party
OF gentlemen whom he bud invited to
show them the theaier. Sheridan saw
Holland approaching, and knoviug That
escape was impossible, put bold face on
the matler.
"Ah my dear fellow" exclaimed be.
"You are the very man wanted to see
you have come most opgopos. | am
truly sorry YOU have had the trouble al
calling on me 40 often bat now we are
met; in Il trw pinWe- | shall beat libtr.
"; We will then 90 into my room toge'h-
er and settle our affairs But FIST you
must decide an important question here.
Some of those gentlemen tell nr there ave
camplauts, aud loud one, that the trans
mission oi sounds j. detective IN your
beautiful iAe4ter. That, in tact, The gd
lerie, cani,ot hear at uil, uud that is the
reason Why tbey have become 50 noisy of
late"
"Souud, defective not thear !" reitar
atcd the a,;onishcd architect, turning
pale, and almost staggering bnck, "wly
ii's the most perfect building for sound
that was ever erected! III stake my
reputation on it, the complaint is almost
grourde,s."
"Sp / say" retortcd Shefden; "hut
now well bring the question to issue DEF
niie!y, and then havea paragraph on i
in the papers. Do you Holiard, go and
p'acc yourself ut the back of the upper
cutlery, while stand here On the stage
aud talk to you."
"cyrtainiy," said Holland "with The
greate,t Of pleasure.
4 lantern wae provided, with n tu.'y
guide and away went the arch.trci
through lnbyrinthof If dark and winding
Passages, ALMOST "a days journey. uuti be
reached his distant and elevated post.
"Now, Mr.. Holland" cried Sheridan
'are you there aud rrnly ?"
YES" was tho immediate answer.
"Can you hear me ?7
"Peifctjy-perleci'y, Mr.. Sheridan -
Then wish you Il very good morn-
ing I"
So saying, Sheridan disappeared, and
was two or three miles of br.orr Holland
could descend. Another bong interval
occurred ere be was able to chase The ia
gitiye to his lairegeln.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-08

MATTER ENoUGu.-A meek looking
young Indy entered store, aad pointing
10 a doanan, She drew u saiesludy aside,
and snl:
Mis-, is ii true TIM. none bat hump
backed women wear those thjng- %
No, indeed it isa'.. for wear one, g
Indignantly rrp.ird the -ale,lady.
The meek lookiag young lady colorod
up aud then asked -
And is 1t true that woman who
wear- one isn't thought much ot?"
No" snapped the -aie~Ady.
"And docs eyr,y woman who wear
one get ,lcl and die IN les thnn "A ye,u o.
continued thc meek looking young wom.
an.
30, OF course no., wa. tie qqicl, re
ply.
Then the moek-loo}ing young womqu
put her handkerchief to her eyes and
commenced weeping, and bptwe1n BE,
fobs she bhuted out such expressions a.
20 The villain . The wretch -
Why, What the matter, madam -
GGciird the saiesWomau.
Matter = responded the weeping
woman, stamping her loot ooglily upon
ihe floor, why, here have only br,u
married three week., aud when Ak my
husband for money 10 bay d1lnu, b.
goes and tells me- they are oaly III o,
hump backed women, and that thry N,
not re-poctabia, and that III die in ~ yea
if | wear one. Aud now l SEQ that b,
lied 20 nae to keep me from buying one.
Isn't that matter enough p
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-08

THE story is told OF an Old Indy WHO
asked one Of oar physicians how a certain
patient Of his was getting along. aud
when the doctor informed her that thn
person in question va. couvaieacent, She
said : " That rough. Back yand.r Ia
the State kaowed two Uimmin md "a
crippled hoy to die Of conyale.cent. on
on" Of the wimnlin it broke ont all over
ber in rn,h, and it struck In, and She
died 'aio'e you cou'd bat your eye B4t
,he made a beauti,ul corpse. They max"
nice corpse when they die Of TINT, d,n't
they, Doc ?" The dlctlr said he Le
lieyel SOD t3.iu E60We.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-08
CHROMOS.

CHROMOS. e.I Tgr hrgei;t .g !. ppG md
%""G, enhancing over 5000, 0G0 ChroGIua
I"uune aud Choice Punt,, at oar en,
'i"g'd ART Rooms. Al the new ana
l"pUHr subjects ut rock bottom p'lcta'
lhe Fails otlhe Rhine, size 20X2o--fo-
inalllc and grand SceNr on the Suque'
hauia, oae al the hits OF The season, 'lzo
I"N@l; Lgkc Lucrlne, SwitHefland lHo
most htaull'ul lake in the world ls1I"
Bella, cham,ng scene in Northern ~,
a'y companion to The preceding: Un
Boston Light Il beauti!ul maiine, l4&-V,
m great dcmnud Old Oaken BucEeF
W Intc Mountains, NiGgata Falls, New.
poit, Snaloga, Gathering Piimroses, AZ
Lle Sea Shore, Paddy in Difficulty. Ai'o
Virgin Fc~ta, Snow Storm, Ameliea',
Fruits, aud other 24A3) subjects. I1t"'
bGsiuess CaId., Sunday SchooI CaIG''
St"tuarY, Mouocs, Black ground PaheH,
etc. Also the finest and most cnIhpe'e
assortment of 9Al1 Chromos, h1Ih o't
white mounts, blue line and black noun"
eo,d line. Our stock embraces eyrrFle'"s
desirable for Dealers. Agents or Prem.''"
pHWn-rs, and all ,huuid test otr p'tr'
md quality of work. The ngl p"f',,r'
can rralizr an independence in every IT,
Guilty hv takiugnu agency tor our S'rr'.
daud famed chromos. Particulars ''c''
illustrated cAtulogur on rrrrirl 81 't"1"P'
Send for %3 or IS outfit. Address
J. LATHAM g. CO.,
40 Washington st., Boston, MAS
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-08

THERE Is = most Interesting widow in
that appropriately namod town. IIazud-
vile, Conn. This hiy has lost five Aas.
banns hy powder-mi!l explosions. !,
she attained ? Is she di-rouagrd ? No,
- all. She is about to be iolntd 10 tho
tiAtb, md he i.H po@de,-miiler, also :
". y. Trt6aae,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-08

a Man who found a chicken in one of
the cg2s .ei before him in Il Moin-stgeet
restan ant the other morning called lhe
walter S attention 30 tie fact, when the
"nlle' g'amb.ed out that some p.op!o are
never satisfied they growI even when
you bo"'d 'hem for eight dollars week
aud throw in pouluy for breakfast
Austin Reteuto.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-08

"5oAE' is the Only Jtp1ne.a equiya-
'"nl 81 "bapiize," aud the Japane,e Bib'e
cn.' 4"ohtIy read according ton reli
si'u- paper, the Altaace, "In those days
came John, the souker, preaching in The
wilderness, saying, Rcpcntand bosoaked
eyery one ofyoJ."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-08
MISCELLANEOUS
or THE
CENTAUl LININDlTS.

have been sold tho last year, and no, ~.
complaint has reached us that they bayo 'A'
done all that is claimed for them T., "''
scientific skin cannot go beyond the " ra.',
reached in tn Sc wonderful prerara,io. D'
Added to CarboIic. Arbi a. Mentha. .,.s.
Oil and White-uuzel, are other irrroa; ~,
which makes family lniment tba. d's
rivalry. Eheumatiy and bed ridden c,jn,,' ,',''
have by it been enabled to throw away ,l,,
crutches and many who Tor years have I'
afflicted with Neuralgia, Sciatiea. CalN,
Breasts, Weak Backs, &c., have found horn.
nent relief
JR. JOSIAH WEsTLABr, Of Marysyillo
writes:
or yenrs my Rheumatism has boo.
bad that have been unable to stir nom SO
htlse. | have tTi every remedy a1q '1q
hear Of. inaily, l learned Of the C,,SVG's
Liuiu Mt, The first three bottles entity
me 30 walk Wlthu my crotches. / am m
Ing RAJ Idly. l think yOor Linimcnt sim,J.
u luH} ro!.H
This Linimcnt cures Burns and Scalds v;.t
out a SCAR tracts the olson nom bilcs ma
sting.. Cares ChillbIains and Frosted.l.o,
and is very eieacious for Ear-ache. Too,b.
ache, Itch and Cutaneous Eruptions.
8Ise CemtaHr Eini,ment. Yellow
Wrupper. is intended for tho tough tbro,
cords aud muscles Of horses, mules and aol.
mails.
READ READ!
REv. GEo. W. FERRIS, Manorhill, Schobar.
Co. y. Y, says:
My horse was lame for year with r,,.
lock WI. nch. All rem ,dias utterly failed IA
cure md / consider him worthless miH !
comm need to rSe Ccntaur l,ininent. wbicb
rapidly c.r-d lin. / heartily recomneuli +,
1t makes very lttle difference whether tlo
ease b." "Wronch,' srrain, spawn or lamenc.s
o any kind, the effects arc the same. Tina
great power Of the linim, mt ie, however
shown la Poll evil, lis-hcad, Sweeny. Spayir
Ling bone, Calls and Scratches. Thi. Lini.
l-out i. worth millions Of dollars yearly to IN,
sloch-glovols, Litery-men, Farmers and
Those having valuable animals to caIe for
We warrant its effects and refer to any Far.
rief who h3sevor used it.
Laboutoly OF j. b. Rose & Co.,
ii DaY ST.. NEW YORK.
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THE Chicago I.,e, ocean boldly steps
into thr breach aud takes up tho cudgel
for the mother-in Il says: why
not drive the mothe-ia law bugaboo from
our every day literature and talk, and at
once relieve ourselves of an ncubus Of
stupid stories and Stale jokes"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-08

THE model husband ha- been found in
PhiIadrlpLia. He don't permit bis wjt.
10 d. but half The work. She puts up the
canned fruit in sumner, aad he puts Il
down IN wiHter.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-08
60 e.. In j. T. Z G1Ez"on

60 e.. --2s.-2a. ]. !. z. q en.
4 complete substitute for Castor Oil, With
out its 0opsa.on. ta-t, or rccoi in tn. throat.
Thor snlt Of twenty years practice By Dr,
Sam'ilichgr, OF Massachusetts,.
ii.yLers Ca.toiiA is particularly recon,
Mend. d .or children. 1t DESTROYS worms, as.
almii4t tht l,ld, and allows natlral sleep.
Very oajet,ioas iH Clo4p and for children
Io'tA-Hr For Cold, tegeiisbness, Di.crl,
CTS o! The ho"Cls and stomach Complains,
nothing il 80 elective. ltis as rlasant to
t""e o- honey, costs bat 50 cents, and can DO
lad ofaay Druggist
Ihi. itoue olmaay testimonials:
80 ComTal!7 LaA.4oN Co. Pa. March II,
Dear Sir,-I have used Your C,sroRIA in
mN practice .oi sUuIe time. | take great pleas
A4t ~ lcGnmchding Ito tho Profession us a
SAGE. a.itbio nnd agreeable medicine. II IS
paIt"oiJiiy adapt to children where tho
lei.HHt!t ia-i OF Ct-tur Ill renders it so dl,
HcnIt To- administer. i. a. EN- DEnS, N. D."
Mothers who try Castora will lind that they
cn-leep nights and that thoir babies Will bs
healthy.
j. B. Rose & Co. New York.
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TIE EYES ! THE EYES
DIR. Il. II. PARDEE.
D~vs;3@1 s1aiti 1A-tt1-ist.

@ TEE: 8 t'zejbTa ACTED EZINN
IN nes- ci G.ors tian iiy. years, Dr. Pnrdoe
has mdU tlMs1ii thoroughly and sci tntilical,
/. "c' a.Ht.n with all diseases Oi the L,e,
WId !, nov lrarli.iIE with u sdcc.ss not sur.
i'a. .. u IA ias t:it states
All operations rlreTmsd, such as Strabis
mus, on cross. ye Cataract b. linear cxtrac
,"li, Depression or absorption, i'tcryEi IA, 0,
dN'ay "a 4Al. Al'e g. .oW.i- oy,r he oye, Iteduc.
SION Of sta. a}ioln:, ui b..iqing out of tho eva.
Alj.n.iai rUii, iS,u.a, IucinymaliS, ul clo..
''7 "i it1 az vass'ee, aAd all delolmiues u
hltiei Eyes insertoa without the lea,,
@li, "ad io.. s,ius. all tle moYcments and
Uili!tAaF o. tAe r5Hl ,5h \ large assoItu.epi
-JuH"A'! r. go hand ana Tor gale at reasonable
i'ites. hi hoH1l.t Era Bath for the trel..
m hi AMI c-f. OF ~! nervous diseases il used
Aii u'ol tLi- eua-t.
haHI TO thoso ubyaicians who have sent
H4'u 'd-s tul "uD!HttoH, i,r hopes .iiat his uui.
=. .l,N Sttc.-s viii warrant . continuation d
tb Ir eoGdd nee. tiis c.lt5!iy as an oIrJl,9r
is co-'Et Att.e NitA rs sucoeSg, Is rgj,Dis
arc 'l.Se",i"g 'hs'""eiTrs, for trcaLm.y; aIl
cIaia'iuus, ltO'a .,r'g } owl. and Eoston, al.GI
m'ntMy. Many lati ants can be seen at wo
b"o'"lt o'..eo daily, IL different stages ol Ic-
o..tr- G2le1ns street. (cyer the cl.y
Street savings "m.Ll, Sah IIahcisco.
I.7tt ~"s;rf,.-" y Ata,, Is net 70
o. ts..fe.G ;h9rs-h he sy.aEs RE truth
&ctaf- aro iH oircH.tou through the nppor
rn"utts.tnat Save ~ .ir.d from basin ss, ihat
rd,' eoa1 10 ihe Atlantic States that an
D.. Hio ~. &,., @c. 10 hos interest d viii
ss'r i'.u b. r.l.!t hH b. Il gotten in circ.,iA-
tIoH .yi ,Ie + Itltl9uat ut otnei parties. who
"tr using ~ oa.ain, i!lcsitimatoy, an eye
lrtr.Ie'. De ia. uit has barn started by sn
iut taat EoIt,b@k, and without the at
.t" D. as a1a"t ~ c.lice daily, and attending
t. aaJ4t si.'y 0ily pat!cn's.
4. q. f'ARDEE. 0cuiist,
62l Clay Street
Ug23-Iy. SAN FRANCISCO
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T'ytnfty chapter, ,y3. 20, Il. =. H.,
Meets on ,ha Secoud MI! Fourth luc~Uays
q. each month, a. AAeoHlC A.i.., Weaver
vile, at O'Clock, r. Die
o. &. lilF!SyIhNSEN, II. p.
NJ. Z. 0I.iEf4A, SoWc:afy. jsal.
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steiF.i F3acaiHPNseaE, .S'O. ! r. o. @. =.
Meets ou the cgepilgs ol tine tir-t and Third
laes4aSs g., eayA EVnlG 1t 0bn bLiLOAs
u AAl9 v caFDvilie, ct O'Clock. fltrlugcbs
.Iy4a ayiuUd are invited to yi,It as.
~. F.JLAhAN5, c. p.
c. =. CRAIG, 5olioe Janl
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-08
SOCIETY NOTICES.

Erfnsfy LodSt, .s0. 80, f.. y II. w.,
Held their rcsllar communications at MA-
stNiy Ham, W oayeryiiio, On ;aa last Saturday
o oacA month. hour Of meeting, Z O'Clock.
j.. So. u. ". IHILb.GOA, W. NJ.
Il. i. GRIFFIN Secretary. iHni.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-08

.s9ifh mar Eodg~e, We. eE, Z. %. Q e.
Holds lbs regular iuaoliuss aI OrD kELLu%s'
HAti, Neavo-iiile eye,y Thursday evening,
az O'Clock, M.mDtis OF LILO order NON
np.aad are cordially 1ryted o utt4nd.
T.. CCNN ELL, n. g.
c. IS. CRAIG. Il. Is. janl.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-08

Returning to Annapolis after an alb
senee o. several yc1s, nude iGquirie.
for the old man. lIe wa. SIN driving
mails, hut hi, poor wife no longer lived.
1 lie went home one J " as Ae passgd, and
found her lying very III in bed. His
4 dnugutae tod linn that the doctor had
( been there and said She co4ld no, rccoy-
or.
The Old man went into his wiro's bed.
! room, aud Standing by her bedside be
/ xued lolg and intently at her. The
Struggle 30 hi, soul was severe. Should
he break the long silence ? lie took at
( length ho5 haud- in his Sd,l the silence
wa- maintained. The daughter sat with
har eyes 1Aad upon her father, wonder
/ IT,; AT bis continued hardness.
After a quarter Of an hour n very long
period under such circum-tance-) the
sinking woman said, John, goodbye,
/ IN going'
Tho old man went for his slate and be.
gan writing somcthing. lie handed il to
her. She took it not, but turned away
her iace o9erspread with muttrratle an
gli.A. 4 tew moments more Of silence,
:Era o ggrg,iug sound was heard. The
daughter FASTENED to lift her mother,
head. The attempt was useless. Life
wa. ebhing rnpidy. The cd man saw
10 and c,uId restrain no longer lis tongue.
IL ,nid, Susan, I'm sorry for you
Taera was do sign that -he head.
] hope ynu'II be better SOON
. Siil 10 sign The poor woman was
fast sinking now in death. TomAins saw
the palor gathering over her face Now
thought, OF Old days rushed through bis
mind aad he said again, Susan, can /
d. anything for you p
She heard not the inquiry. In the sol
enn presence Of death the old man bent
over her and cried, Susan, speak once
more"
It was too late. The spirit had gone %
it, Maker. andto old Tomkns, alas, re-
'utinrd xhe bitter memory of bis rash
row aadharsh treatment Ola irai wom-
IyiHoad r, aa8crfot.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-08

HsHcoa Koage, ~. 400, =. u. q. r.,
Meets eycty 7nday oYeninG. u, T o'clock, at
Coon HsULu. iAli, Nouverviie. Mem
sag5 ot other Lodges arc cotdiuily invited 70
intc' wien ~.
GEO. JUMPER, W. CT.
C. ,. BA5SHAA, W.s jane.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-01-26

SrREEr.CAR DIALoaUE.--It was in y
street car that was comfortably filed
There was blockade in the street, and tho
l,car was brought to. stop. The attention
of the occupants was attracted BY spruce
man, who sat in about the middle Of the car,
and who was pokiug in tho sides with his
cape bright little boy on the opposite
side.
The boy sat BY the side of stern looking,
coarse-featured woman.
"Your boy ?" asked the young man.
Tkewoman nodded.
"Handsomo boy ?"the young man said,
looking round to see that all were listening.
"He will be President one of these days"
The woman was as imperturbable as a
sphinx
"Yes, you know that when Grant was q
small boy, like this one, the people all told
his parents that he was handsome child
and would one day be President"
"Well, all I've got to say is, if that ere
boy don't do better'n he has, I'll tan his
hide every day so long as he lives"
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-01-26

To MAKE A Coon RoAD.-Two things
are necessary to a good road. First, a
smooth surface to drive on, allowing the
vehicle 10 pass along smoothly. Secondly,
to have it smooth and crowning, to let the
water pass directly into the bitches, 1t is
not necessary to cast up big embankment,
or hog back, as i, is often called, fn order to
have the rain run off Experience teaches
that it makes no difference, whether it be
high or low, if it is utted it will hold
the water, and get worse and worse, and
with ths high bank the travel is confined
to narrow space, which is ruinols to tho
road bed. = -
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-01-26

A distinguished author says: ."I re-
solved, when was child, never to use a
word which 1 could not pronounce before
my mother without offending her" He
kept his resolution, and became a pure
minded, noble, honored gentleman. His
rule and example are worthy of imitation
by ailboys. And surely mo little girl should
ever utter a word that she would not wish
her mother to hear her speak.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-01-26

JoyoustN expectant he took, his seat at the
boarding house table. -.TUp- 6
He raised bis knife and paused "A ghastly
glare
Cleaned from his eyes like moonbehms Though
=. ashbtter
watched him, :no6veless, in that f1ed: strange
stare! :. -. ...
.huddered rs saw his lip; set there's :"
e. Repress tho shrieks his startled sout would
utter!
What saw he? Nothing but wonan.s hair
Twas in the butter. ..
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-01-26

A eountryman bargained with Califor-
of himself at half price, and when the ar
tist delivered fine view of the subject
from the waistband down, the victimized
sitter INDUCED in remarks more forcible
than polite.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-01-26

Y BEAUTIFUL 0nafsSsiy journal, finely II.
IN. Illustrated, and containing an elegant coll
ored Ylopsp Piats with ~ FIRST number. Price
only Is cents for the year. The frst No. FOR
1877 Just issued In German and English. =
Vieks Eoper 4 Vegetable Garden. in paper
30 cents with elegant cloth covers, 81. 90.
VcRs Catalogue Illustrations, only 2
cents. Address, !. JAMES YICK,
Rochester, Y.
!. Dec. 1870 ~ 4S If
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An editor offered to make his "devil" a
Christmas present Of his printing office !;
but the boy declined it, with the remark
that he had rather work for two dollars
week than to run in debS nine huudred dol
lars year. - -
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Children must have love inside the house,
and fresh air, and good play and some good
companionahip~o p~outside-otherwise young
life runs the greatest danger in the world
of withering or growing stunted, or at best
prematurely old and turned inward on it.
self s#
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. 6pol WosSktR ~ fsp1A.-At Barods
e AN annua accession in honor of /
isSehsa idol aanesh.or Ganpati. The
war, or-hative chief Of Baroda goes
10Th y ds homage to the ssd; and the
eHtish Troops have hitherto been made to
tfrn >out-in honor of the Gaekwar, as
some were fain to say, but, as the natives
sN9dpstood 1t, in honor of the idol. This
var they yhave not been rs4difed to do So
T9 our personal knowledge. missienarics
have protested against the disgraceful prac.
tiee for more than thirty years. It is well
1t has at last been given up.-Free Church
Record.
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."It cannot be too often repeated, and en-
phasized by the testimony and life Of Chris.
tians, that religion does make person hap
py. The moods and tempers it fosters are
those Of happiness. It ightens ones bur.
dens, and consoles him in sorrow, blesses
him With great hope, and 6lls him With
peace. The practice of religion never fails
one Youmey learn trade, hoping thsreby
: sSs isss - . So n 4sssss ss s "A x
honors Of the forum, and the applause Of
the popuiace may be withhelaS but no one
ever studied the principles of, religion and
acted up to his knowledge, and failed of
his rewad. He,who does business for God
can never bs bankrupt. All else may fail
US, but the pleasures of Chistian hope and
the consolation of Christian faith can never
!. be taken froh.p US"
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"Mrs. Henry" said John to his wife,
just before Christmas, '"if vow give me a
Christmas present this year, please arrange
it SO that the bill won't come in till the
next month. It's just as well to keep up
the illusion for short time"
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'Thought I'd leave my measure on your
foor," said man who fell down in bar
room. "No necessity fo- that, said the
darkeeper. eve know exactly how much
YOU hold"
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There is an artist in Hartford who paints
trout ih oil colors with such fidelity to ma
ture that he is afraid to duplicate them in
water colors for fear they viii swim away.
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through window and overturned Mrs.
Weeder's crematory jar yesterday forenoon,
and her husbands urninSs were swept away
in twinkling."
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Notice Of Final Discharge.

Notice Of Final DisdRrge.
DY permission Of Hon. Jos. r. ~; Probate
ID Judge Of Union County, wien the 9th
day of Februafy, 1877, apply for Final Dis
charge as Guardian of ROBT. 4Gsf fOBSON.-
All persons having demands 8Hst ths, said
Robt. G. Hobeen existing prsSOf 70 <his OBJ
!slains aiming his "a naia5lsz. I II. NY Hs y 3
they wiz be forever barred: &
J Union G. H.. Jan. 9Th, 1871.