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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
N ASH. u. WILLIAMS, Aucttonsef
" IOOl, northwest corner 10th and d streets.

TkcSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Es-
al Uh AIss0gh AyEsCE, BErWEEN
- srD 9Th STREETS SOUTHWEST
=, by NlTtue % deed # trust, b. airing date suk
@ one ~ DAY Of beeemoer, A. ID. 1872 aud re- 80
CcIutI IN Liber No 7t3, folio III, ct seq -
one of the lald records for Washington coun ~ IN
n district ~ Columbia. and the written req Fest
o ne party thereby secured, the subscriber viii sell,
~ ~ ptoc auction, on FRIOAY, t1s 9th day of Octo-
oel, a. ID loi7, at AZ O'Clock m 10 front u the
PIsnLses, al that piece or parcel OF ground lying
5u oelng situate IN toe city of Washington. In the
nisuct Aforesaid, and known snd disting sted on
Ie Iiat OF plan OF said city and being lot num-
De.eo eleven u in square reservation B ~ to-
sether with the Improvements thereon, which con
-, OF tso three story brick dwellings,, beng Nos
49o snc 49l, each house TO Be sold Sc parsteIv.
Terms OF sale: One fourth cash; aud balance in
one, two and tt years after date, with interest
eight per cent. per snncm, for which purchasers
notes will be taken secured by deed of trust the
premises II cash, a. the option of the purchaser
deposit Of Sl0O each house will be required as
soon as property Is sold. Ia Of default on the
part OF the purchaser Trustee will resell ST the
risk and expense OF said defsultins pure Con
yes ancing al cost Of purchaser
sena-d q RICHA Rn n. W ALL ACu rrnrtaa
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THoMAs powLlNG. Auetiopeer-
WASH b. WILLIAMS, Aucuoueer.
rssSsTEF skeN41N9 ssLs bS SF sITNssRpvbR PsoPEsrY

EkoNTiNG ON VI strict, BETSSsS 90
AND sTH s1s, NORTHWEST, ar hUCrIJs.
bl Nif.n u 4 I'D - trust. Gatei ma u =. =.
\ T.; lo6I and duy rroord-d IN Liber a q -
No. J, folio l5, OF tn, l.ud records f,rx.A
cree Of the supreme court. in csuse 80 5 81. Fsui
Docket IL, w sGe Roberts ct al \ will p-',e.y
o. FBIpAf, oc ob-r 26th, A d IS. a. ) Clock
y m aii that Certain pirc. parcel uf ground SO
NnI,u situA'e hlag and being IA sNii cify =
ilst "r plan thereof the eud or part n ~
numbered tso, ia square numbered four hgodr q
lot having rout of Iorrt-et q r ct tour A. ioch,s
on I o th street, " iih i'm pro, EN- snts therein
Terms # sale One thirf cash. b.i.n~, in 8 .,a l2
months, for notes besTing ute est from a, ii sale
and secured by deed Of trust On prop-rty -old All
eonN y "nelns. sc al puroha ers cost. is doWa
piled th within five DAYS, tbs Trust reS-rve. shs
rlEht 20 resell the prop rty, the risk sut Of
ootl7 3 John q H.RENESs. T-r-ta..
CHANCERY sALE OF CHArrEI--. AypTR
Y TENASCES 0F A BREWERY
. ndor ana by virtue Of deer :. of ths Suprr1oA
tsym 0I ths District 81 goiumba holding sP'rl.l
the uLdesigued trustees, VIII sell publc suction,
upon the preInises, no. I3ofl's s;Tee. s1I.1Ees',
the 2sta day II October, Is7I. at q 5'ri scS D m
tLs luEoWlng personal property. tast II t. saF.
l' Ohs morse power Engine with boiler au4 steam
One One Malt n y! MN and attachments;
One small Beer Kettle,
TSO Bay Horses;
F3Gr " sgOns, open and covered, for convey
p, One set soda Water Apparatus and B5ttiing
Balance Scsie- ard Iron Safe.
Lot OF Cooper To-ls. Bench, leo Box AID othsr
articles used IA connection " tn :h- brewery tor
nieTly conducted pOU the said premises
Ihs terms OF sale VIII % casa, As prescribed by
sAML Il. B5S6. saI a. iii'.ta, ,trest. T-a'tess.
DBNCANSON BROS. Aucts. ocfF-"pr's
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
DPENISG OF NEW GOODS.
''' 'fIS fhti5 I5i bf.sss laie 'cyiSi c,d6hs &
- isise s-g.E - tie hsE. loom BbACK sILKs,
cCLURTp sILKs IN he " spsfss.
The latest -tyIes Of CLOARS, rs: received ,hI.
.sT2 b, Ga2s' F1 2Is % l,qs. LyEKS2 DAM
Ns sr y t,s assortment ever saown in the eity.
MITCHELL q MARTIN.
-, SI,cr7.urs ro John Mite IeIl.
o-Im--L 93I PtnHsyir0BiG arenne.
DR1 GOODS. Lower Than Ever. at BROD-
80 BoU'rEfSfrssss Srs = 1TGfas a. fsii s'h q 10Th '''
SNOW: snow tlsEs, kniols sr6oeker. MsteIasse, aud
F,s., Ffeas, h1fai,s Dep DIE, Water p-oSfs Beaver
avis Flsnnels Hosiery Gloves,
collars, CUTS, Neck Rnfhing SC Sc, at gre stIv pe
a FTsndh sGes Cain . so5 ss
a9n.ie vidth and original dye coo. and 10; elegant
i9n kid Gloves and up Fruit q 81 Iie Loon oGl a.
B,ssehd Besehsd CsSSttop lOc & ~ ard wideI Pequot
SG5ssts q and u! C.Is BEST zoo yards warrant.
BRODHEAD e. CO.'S.
OSIo So9 I,d. dr., bet. ctt and 10Th sts.
II HE CHEAPEST LOT OF NEW DRESS
GUODt IN WASHINGTON AT
tAhTFR'S' 707 MARKET SPACE.
Beautiful. fne quaIity, a Wool' Dress Goods only
one ysld giae. VT. fine 81 Black Casnmeres. yery
aLc' al f,Tt nGot, -. COlCred CAshmeres, very
Ene; All FHrs Wo0i, 50, in beautiful coIors and
shades Nery dre dOuble-fai! Black AIpacas %
PCre Six Mobstr Black AlFaca,6
Elau kets Ncry cheap. We are eel ing a very GOOD
& mite w3al ~ Esrk.t at s2sg. Very large sssSrt.
yard Wice j g u d Fed Ticking in tbs city for rs
Pure wool Ie.l wiiIed Flannel, rs Black Water
PROOF, tteiil Two yards = ife 81. Water proof
a. sXseIl-lt Black Gro Gram fix at 81, worth
c4 = ever bfre. Ladies Ne-,= very cheap All of
our Dry Cord ~ the Tsyy Lc'-ss, Pres -
octls-tr CAnTEB's. 7O7 Market spoee.
nEY GOODS AND CARPETS.
We hsSe ful assortment Cf
IresS Good. a- zine res, : lawlz Blankets
'onf Tt-. Black and CHio-Pi C44hmere. sn1
HeliCoS' LS1l-s', Ge u ? a'It Chi.!reu-s I'm isr-
Ttsr, Tate Li[ens; CErtsin and Yestibule
Also, Bru-~sl=, Ingram. Three Viy and Step ar
pgts: Cleloth-. R1gs, Mats, &c
81 - IN above guaranteed to be as low as any
n use IN this city.
GEO. j. JOHNSON & CO.,
octll n an Market Space.
pARIS AND BERLIN CLOAKS.
SPECIAL NOTICE
We Bdye Iu-t sp-ued q vFry large 6ss)Ftm Mt Of
yORElGN HH PS comprising
Fer lived -IiE Circnlars,
Samels -hG'T Circulars,
EUT -Enfd SiiS sacks,
Drsp q Eta H'lmans,
Sesl-skfE Sacks,
Bssket CiutH Ciaaks,
Diss OtBl Cloak.
Hsndsomo ShavIs. &c. Sc.
Elegant h acE ~ ks, beautiful C.l red Silks
al 81 our stock viii be sold Of y l5Jr fgsTsS
Customers. mem bers Of CnnErss., aai the pubIic
are invited % Inspect cur Goods at tlsir leisure.
81 One Pvics ONLY.
PERRY q BIO,
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CBANOERY sALR.

By virtue of decree OF tie Supreme Court -
OF the District Of Columbia, passed IN E1uiry -
eapse No; e'6S, Docket IL, l will on l-A
WEDNESDAY, October 3d, l577, At q SO n m
oner Tor sale at public auction, front of ths prem
les thar certain parcel Of land in the cIfy
OF washington, and known ana described as the
north twenty feet aud eight ches - fest nchasJ
Lront by the depth thereof. one hundred feet ilDJ
ieetl of Lot twenty -sIK t2S), Ia square numbarei
hNe hundred aud t.trty eight (533 together with All
the improvements thereon and appurenances there
unto belonging, Uhe improvements bei az two ~
frame houses on Third (3dD street southwest, be-
tween and Streets w
Terms: One-third - Of the purchase money in
cash at the time OF sale; the residue liz three e1ual
nstallments, at six 6l twelve I'D and eigh.ean 3l
months respectively from day of sale, wiin six f6l
per cent iDteres' till paid, to be secured by tus
notes OF the purchaser satIsfacto lily endorsed; the
ufle to be retained uptii the purchase M Jney Is
fully paid. pO5it of Fifty dollars 95gD IL rad
at the time of sale. If the terms 0f sale are not
piled With within seven n day tae Trustee resery s
the right 70 resell the property after FIVE f5l dav,I
notice. at the risk sni cost of the eauli ag pur-
chaser. All convey yanotng at purchAssrs' CO {.
ROnOLPHE CEAUGHTOS, Trustee
DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers. sep2l-d
Fs-THE ABOVE sALEIs POSTPONED upfil
WkDSESDhi, October i0th, 1877, same hour and
place kODOLPHE CLAUGH ron, Trustee,
pS THE ABOVE SALE is FURTHER POST
same hour and place '
ROD0LPHE CLAUGHTON, Trustee,
octio No 4SO1s Lou sisns avenue.
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I M NEW AND SECONDHAND TOp
AvO and NO. TOP BUGGIEs, Single @-S.
sss, sSa Srs u%pI pns seat sSasssr.. tyo and four
stylish Brett, and hfty other styies.
Prices to suit the times.
p. ID. SCHMIDT = co.,
U1-ly 466 PennsvtcassS0 G0csssos
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hOJS E.-Afier our rep1r, closed
MI. Oaln- or Souih CarOii-.a, VA sworn IN
az i'srreii, ~ LouIsiEna, was q, % sworn in
he case Of Mr.. Elan. nj Lo-lls iana. was
discu Sed without reaching a decfsi,,u, when
ne lTestdents message WAS reCetvsNA. aud :
aittr nging read WAS referred 10 The con, nit
Zee OF the whole. 4 committee on rules WAS
ordered, and The House adjourned.
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OssfA0IEs EE0ov,nSI g ,nSAssIAas =:

si.os q brross ss1 AIssss IN ssSu Is. SSA
ksssWs6. ImpsdMssn0 20 AarriA0s rsoOvoa -
0sskol q Rsaensnt. uev snl rumarknhss ~.
A1es. Deohs anA c1reulAn ssos frss n spa1sa -
bDo. AAdrso HOWARD A0o0OLAfIOu. 0H0
q. Hinth arsst, Philadslphh, fa. A 49,
hoving h1gh rsDuose3oa eoe hooorsbas 60 -
peuGam1onai Gkm. -
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WISVALL & GWYyy.
Beautiful line Of NEW FALL PRINTS.
5000 yards CANTON FLANNELats cents,
worth Ia cents.
2J pieces all wool WHITE FLANNEL at Is
cents, sold E5s cent?.
EIessn, su wool RED TWILL FLANNEL at Is
cents.
Large line # BLACK SILKS, CAsRMERES and
ALPACAS ~ auction prices.
COLoRED CASHMEEEs and ALPACAs at 70
cents.
BLANKETS BLANKETS
Largest stock In the city.
BLANKETS from s2.75 to en.
BED COMFORTS at slI I2S.
CALL AND BE CONVINCED.
WISwALL q GWYNN,
5O5 Market Space. I'd door from 7th st.
- Do-i forssf Loostion. sepi5-tr
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NUNCANsON Bios, Auctioneers-

lDsSNN 4 ohOc', huctionctrs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO.sToRY FRAME
AID Ell h BASEMENT BRICk HOUSE;
u.s. fhLSg, ,TASANI LOT ON r STREET, NEAa
TMo,ST0RY BRIOk HOUSE ON pEFREEs
GThi- sr B8TW ZEN IsT AND NO ATt CAP.
By virtue OF a deed OF trust given to ~ and SrA
anly recorded In lber n D. 7SS folio 30, one of iE&
lht lhI a records for ashng gton county, Dis 49,
lIlot OF Coiumbia, and by reque,t of the parties
cured merely, We VIII s-l, On FRIDAY, the 26Ih
day f October, A. ID. 1877, at pubIic auction in
front OF the preEises at clock D. III all Of Lot,
two aud thrss # MUrlhy = lsaiag's subdivision OF
e4lsre numbered one hundred and thirty three, to-
grter with inns OvemenJs, appurten Ances and her
editsment5 u same belonging CT 9th slwiSe a,pur-
tainii g.
Also,
:, by NrtGe OF the sane deed Of trust, we will sell,
II iroEt ~ the premises, on SATURDAY the .sSth
uhs ot OttnieT, lo9I, ~ , O'Clock r. m all Of iJpt
NUMBERED sixty three, OF Alex snier z Shepherds
sLIulNistOn of square numbered hun1Tei and
sppurtenaDces, and heredtaments ID tue saae be.
lvnElng or Othsr " lss app srtainiuE.
lei nls 81 safe: Inc amount II indebtedness
cured by ihl deed OF trust and interest, pausss 4
safe ana IsN.S, Ia cash, the balance at6 ami ~
nOhihs iOI wh the notes of the purchaser Or pur.
ChascTs, bearing interezt from DAY of SAFE aud 80
tuf~u py deed o. trust on the property shall be
taNeR. dep ST oi $3.50 VIII be required of the
OF III chaser OF purchasers n h terms Of sae re
lot cCmPueO with by tre purchaser Of any of the
@hONe p vpsltJ Within -cyen DAYS from day of sale
TIE trustees reserve the rig & resell the property
the DEAN ling purchaser after gIyiIg five days no.
nee Ci such resale. An abstract Of tn p-0psrty
VIII Dc shown AT the sale.
YAafS g;AsiS,,D Dw&oLLAR2. {. .dhi. yrrasees.
N ~, u "A pant OF tie incUmbrancs can remain if
ile purchaser desires oc'l5
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oHALYBEArE sPsIues.

THIS water, which is.very IKE Ravisy, ~ nay .
Obtained from the sprins, on less ssrsss, -
the TreasurT DeparsDent, q ND Q. N. end ,. ~
or Delivered by wagon daily.
Facilities for PIC4IOe GOOD.
Order . recsived and information given - Ro~D -
n Az RuildinH, corner of7th end -. oaGnrA
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MEDICAL, &c.


n0CTOR SHE ERMANmsy be consulted coahdsn-
Ith street. Boom NO. L. Up stairs 0years success ia
eooS10Ls 0I Lle gtsIto lIInary organs. 1ctII St
Two The LADIEs-Lsiiss having sapsrfa aous
4 hair can nave II permanently removed in
week, Witsout Jury 10 the ska 4 warranted cure
tcalp prenieturs graynsss cured IN one day. cure
guaranteed Il al cases;
oe.s fhoE si hfR ~ siIset Ae SaARE; S6rshss;t.
he LEoS, Th- Oldest E,iablsbed and only Re.
spteo eTsT -. IN a. City can ee con,
10. 5os Oh street W from to O'Clock: All
dence, Monroe street, Baltimore. oct3 In
Ek. EiCOKDs EssEsOE Uf LIfE restores
shasteTed eoE.ti.Gti5n In four WeeS, from wnsteSsr
cause aris;2s Failure i'm possible. Beware of al
yertsers 70 ofeI called Free that
HH'S s5SSs eo s s. ssi
iSs H2s::I.. :dp.i: 1a7si'i1 Place ssS
HE. a. fhANsEAU, after more than twenty
y years Hosgitsl and Private prsotice Esats o~Iy
letter. Private Cnice., No. yiO SIN street. four
aIe I'm ABOVE fa'en' omce' Hours 10 o. M, sad
SPHCIAL HOTICl-Dr.. ROBE RTsOH can be
oes. sai IN ana and sS :. q 70
, m. on all diseases Of the Urinary Organs and
nss.. Nervous Dsbi i@p.s.neS. % Ps.%ssuTs meS. %.
ssy, Eeryos. Tremelins, PLpitation Of the Hesri,
Sood and early n mas
Ya.rs y esrisncs in .sso. a:ii,s ,s. q
Dee, e1dorsed by the leedins ply .ioians D.. cay
Ysssons IN aeed q msde. S or sn1 II a.
nSO,s Ss:ss: -. -. anG sni 70 .SsiI Interest @ % eau
treatment, and cure guaranteed Ia every case he
G sss c q. sns e Az Of ~
s.seI'nis. from ne s:@s osn o. .dars': !. :se,s.
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nEAORE6T PATTERNS, al tha ro1-
y styass, just received By w. p. WHITE 4 or
BSoSss!lsss s % ana 1sssicesrs, Has 7th sirsss 10
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WISWALL e. GWYyN.

NEW FALL GOODS RECEIVEDDAILI
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Elephants in q Quicksand.

On the river Ganges, says military
Journalist, there are many quicksands and
during our expedition a somewhat dis
tressing scene happened An elephant
incautiously came within the vortex of
one; first one foot sank, then another and
in endeavoring to extricate himself, he
made matters worse; no portion Of either
Of his legs was at last visible, and the by
ISLANDERS had given up the poor
animal as lost; being, fortunately, unus-
ually powerful, he three several times,
with what appeared to all supernatural
strength, drew foot from the closely
clinging earth, placed it where, by sound
ing it with his trunk he found the most
solidity; not until the third time did the
ground bear his pressure, when he grad
ually released himself. During the whole
period Of his troubles, his cries were ex-
ceedingly dolorous, and might have been
heard a couple of miles, his grunt when
they were at an end was equally indica-
tive dissatisfaction. The internal appGca-
ton of a bottle Of strong spirits soon dis
sipated his trembling and restored his
equanimity. Many unfortunate elephants
are lost in these treacherous sands, when
large quantities of grass or branches of
trees are not at hand to form an available
support for them. After certain time
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Company.

What ceremonious affair we make of
entertaining company! Too many of US
lose all sense Of being at home the mo-
ment a stranger crosses our threshold;
and he instantly feels himself to be mere
matchmaking more-and acts accord
ingly. The man who knows how to
drop in" Of an evening, draw up his
chair to your hearth as if it were his own,
and fall into the usual evening routine Of
the household as if he were member of
it-how welcome he always is! The man
who comes to stay under your roof for a
season, and who, without being intrusive
or familiar, makes you feel that he is' at
home" with you, and is content in his
usual fashion Of occupation-how delight
ful guest he is! And the houses
how few Of them Into which one can
go for day or week and feel sure that
the family routine is in no wise altered,
the family comfort in no wise lessened.
but, on the contrary, increased By ones
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Why Old People Remember Things.

The extraordinary persistence of early
impressions, when the mind seems almost
to have ceased to register new ones, is in
remarkable accordance with the law of
nutrition. 1t is physiological fact that
decline essentially consists in the diminu-
ton of the formative activity of the organ
ism. Now it is when the brain is grow
ing, that definite direction can be most
strongly and definitely given to its struc-
ture. Thus the habits Of thought come
to be formed, and those nerve tracks laid
down which Gas the Psychologist believes)
constitute the mechanism Of association,
by the time the brain has reached its ma
turity; and the nutrition of the organ
continues to keep up the same mechanism
in accordance with the demands of its &C.
tivity so long as it is being called into
use. Further, during the whole period
of vigorous manhood, the brain, like mus
cles, may be taking on some additional
growth, either as whole, or in special
parts, new tissues being developed and
kept up by the nutritive process, in &C.
cordance with the modes Of action to
which that organ is trained. And IN this
manner store of impressions" or traces
is accumulated which may be brought
within the sphere of consciousness when
ever the right suggesting strings are
touched. But as the nutritive activity
diminishes, the "waste" becomes more
active than the renovation; and it would
seem Ito use commercial analogy that
while the "old, established houses" keep
their ground, these latter firms, whose
basis Is less secure are the fret tn crun,
BILE away-the nutritive activity, which
yet sufices to MAINTAIN the original struc-
ture not being capable of keeping the late
additions to it in working order. This
earlier degeneration of later formed struc-
lures is general fact, perfectly familiar
to the physiologi
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four:in:hand, over Hampstead and High

four:i hand, over Hampstead and High:
gate, with noble duke.
"Ah, glad to see you. Had such q
glorious ride on Beaufort's coach. Coach.
ing:is delightful, and His Grace has four
handsome browns, the wheelers perfection
of shape and action, and the leaders,
though little raw and new to their work,
greatly admired" ~ And he ratified on as
pleasantly as the coach which he had so
recently quilted. Gas my friend, Lord
Cowley, says" And, as he uttered the
last word, bis eyes fell, as if unconscious
ly, on the bowl, Hesaw at glance that
the card had gone. The quotation from
Cowley was lost to the world, and in
stantly he began turning up the pile of
cards to see if it had fallen beneath.
"What are you looking for2" asked
Artemus, with inimitable innocence of
manner and perfect imperturbability Of
feature.
"Only card; it's no matter"
He evidently did not connect us in any
way with the loss, for he soon took up
the thread of his previous subject, and de-
scribed with great animation the details
of his morning ride, interlading his OBJ
servations with frequent aristocratic al
lusions, but every now and then his eye
wandered to the bowl, as if the card
came between his thoughts. At length
we departed. 1t was quite ten days be-
fore I called again, and then only for a
moment, alone. observed that the now
celebrated card was absent It had not
been found. I mentioned this to Arte-
mus, who received the news with boyish
expressions of delight.
Shortly after this we met Weatherwax
in the street, looking very pale and thin.
Artemus, in his whimsical way, imme-
diately ascribed his illness to the loss of
the card.
"He1l go into mourning, the next
thing we know" protested he. "1'll rem
cdy this" and off he waltzed to a print
er's, where he had fifty cards printed with
the name Lord Cowley granaly inscribed
thereon. Making neat parcel Of them,
and tying them up with cerisse ribbon in
formidable bows, he despatched them to
Weatherwax, with this note in disguised
hand:
"DEAR W-Your pale face plainly in
dicates that your mind is ill at ease. I
suspect it is the loss of the Cowley card
Do not rcpine-all is we'll! Here are
fifty. Scatter them broadcast in your
house. Have one or more in every apart
mcnt. Rain them about to meet your
admiring gaze at every turn. Indulge in
a debauch Of the Cowley pastcboard-
revel in it riotously-and when time
shall destroy or accident remove them,
count on fresh supply. Yours, visiting
cardily, TX. w."
Shortly after this Artemuo began his
brief career as lecturer at the Egyptian
Hall. went off to the United States on
professional tour with my entertain
ment, and we never again met--poor
dear Artemus having ''gone over to the
majority in my absence. often meet
Weatherwax, but the sign and symbol Of
my Lord Cowley has long since disap.
peared from the china bowl. That packet
of nifty cured him.-Hoaoard Paul, d,
american Register.
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.~DOT~ANDlnOHY.

Sweet little, Dot on the doorstep sat, with
Her own thin dress was faded and patched
but Dolly had none at all;
shokissed and cuddlcd her little pet in way
And whispered 4 know we,s poor, but rs got
yot and you's got me-"
Rocking her treasure to and fro, in the silent
Her chubby chin to her bosom went, and her
hands forgot their care,
Her dimpled feet into .drcamland slipped, just
as upon the scene ~
very queen.
80 Her happy darling, just Dots own size, the
s'%>e. child and the dolly spied;
,"~Sle pointed. grasping her mammals arm, to
the half-wrapped pet, and cried
49, 20 mamma! look at her dolly-see! aren't you
e afraid it's catching cold?
Please let me giveit Rosa's drcss-YOu know
it's getting DID,"
She slipped from the carriage, and quick the
work of the little maid was done,
And Dots poor dolly was in dress the pref
tiest under the sum-
Gold and silver, satin and gauzc, stockings
and bright blue shoes,
And money, as much in her pocket put as a
doll in year, could usc.s
sssThen away, with smile that almost laughed,
~ so great was the giver's glee,
She went, with many a backward look, and
said, "I's afraid she'll see
Hurry up Tom-mamma" and quick away to
their palace home they flew,
While Dot was dreaming wonderful dream
Of fairies and Dolly too.
They had satin dresses and gauzy wings, all
speckled with drops Of gold;
They danced in troops on the lilac leaves, and
n leaf WOn16 a dozen hold.
And Dolly was dancing with all her might, in
the prettiest dress of all,
And spanglcd wings, when up sprang Dot,
".s afraid lest her pct should fall!
She opened her eyes, and merrily laughed, in
happiness and surprise,
AS Dolly, dressed in her fairy best, looked into
20 mamma! what shall do?" cried Dot, In a
comic tone Of dismay
"My Dolly has borrowed a fairy's clothes, and
the FAIRIES have ruined away!
"I's afraid she's been naughty and stcaled-
but then, I don't most think she would
guess they ala it O. purpose cos my Dollys
- You pity, sweet dirl! I'll let you wear 'em
awhile, guess, and then,
If they wants EN- ever, Well give 'cm back,
when the fairies come again."
Well, that was long, long time ago-sweet
Dot is q woman grown,
And little ones gather to hear her tell tale of
her childhood flown;
And many story she tells at eve, but incest
OF aM she knows
Is the one that tclls Of Dot and her doll that
=. borrowed the fary's clothes.
= --Ninnie Ward Patterson in WIDE -4arake.
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