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The evil, disadvantage, or whatever
it may be termed, Of living far into
bachelorhood before forming life.
time partnership with a sweetener Of
life's bitter cup, was forcibly illustra.
ted in the case Of Uncle Billy Shaw
one day last week. He had some bu-
'hess transaction IN Maysville, after
settling which. he started to the depot
bet was q minute too late, and the
train In motion. Knowing he wife
wouh fssl great uusssiasss as his non
arrivsl st the appointed zine Che be.
ing proverbiaI for punctsSiity } he
hsstened to the telegraph Office, in.
dicted . message to, his wife, directing
it in eosfiasion. to,Mn. C. L. .Dinitt,
the lsay whom he had weddsi . few
months previous, telling her he was
ap right, had missed the train, but
would be up next day. On his arri.
val at home bis wife with message in
ssnd, met him, and pointing to the
superscription, aslsd him what n
meant. why, really" replied I'm.
c'e Billy. II hal forgottes that I was
married. And q hearty laugh from
both parties made matters all right.-|
Paris kentuckian. ai.li 'ia u.1.a l
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Henceforth no man need labor thro'
life under the burden of an ill-shaped
nose. A London philanthropist ad-
vrtises "nose machine, (which, zap.
piled to the nose for an hour daily, so
directs the soft cartilage Of which the
member consists that an Informed
nose is quickly shaped to perfection :"
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The Rus.o.Turki.h war revives al
old story. A Turkish and ksrSAu
officer once fell into a dispute ns y
the soresisi,y in discipline .cfl s's&I
respective soldiers. .
81 can prose b you sea The sr,e
said the Russian. ''how perfectly our
men age traine.h $ And hs called NJ
Orderly, - '..'t. -r.a p tsa.at9,
.J,an'. .rv- 81. ..r Ia
49, SIS tl.A.ta5 ..,i ~
"Ssr!r q .aga ..f IsAN
"Go u Mshspets. buy me a pound
of tobacco. aud c,,me back Al ohce.s
The soldier saluted. turned on his
heel aud went out. y VI y II
Now" said the Russian officer. Ia.
king ~t W watch. I.mye orderly Is
walking Straight q the next corner,
where he must turn-rnow .isa d tspa-
ing-now he is opposite the white
mosque n6s heis 7cro.sisg the may
dan--now he is at Mehemet's now he
is buying the iohacsp-ynov he iseon-
ing back-now he Is ON the block be-
low ust -aoylhe isat the door-rpow"
and the Russian called out:
"Ivanl" glV .-f.. r....is
"Sir."
"Where's the tobaccoy"
"fIere, sir.
The Turkish officer. showing 10
sign of surprise at the precision VI
this Russo-tobaeco movement, psompl-
" broke out; ......
"Hd no! NY soldier can do that
every daN in the week. Aud he cali.
ed:
~ssss'.'''A ~s.,s = 'AylH3 LLAL:
"Go to Ali Edendi's and see that
YOU bring me II pound Of tobacco. My
pipe is empty"
"iistsntly, sir
Following the tactics of the Russian
officer, the Turk pulled out his watch
and wen,om H ~ 10
"Now Muchtar is in the street.
now he is passing the palpooch bazaar
now il is noon and he Is saying his
prayers --now he is drinking at the
stone ionosaiu--now Ali Eiisodi halls
him and asks about my health nov
Muchtar is paying for the tobacco
now he Is coming back by another
way he is at the dosr-now--'
"Muchtarl'
Sir"
"Where is my tobaccoy'
II haven't found my shoes yet
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Girf aud Woman


"IIe will come, will come " she said.
AMI her breath va like the -ouih;
Aud the son lay on her heat,
An' tho morning round her mouth;
And shc smiled across the sca
In her girlhppd'. surety.
"He viii come In ship u state,
like q cunquerer 10 hi. own,
with a hcarlus tingly, great,
That shall lean 10 me alone--
laying all HI. glory down
for my tins'lom, sword and crown.
And the sword . shall restore
Dor the high deed. yet 10 h.,
Since M lie of knightly yor,
vo~-d 10 rsrcsi ministry,
with his pruwes snail sssip
who M. wifeiy arms ~ wl..
"Bu the crwn IN Sing af.r.
smiline -pft 10 hear him say,
Lave, therc shineth star NOT bar
Like your smiline on my wsy;
Ieave- u hay woald fall aud fade
whcre your llshic.t touch has siaid'
Other maidcns may h. fair;
lie gill whisper. rlc-e and lo-,
That nay io,e's bsyoud compare
win the '~auly theJ be,to~;
while l.ecause he sioop- 10 me.
shall grow mo., fiir 10 see"
~ I lef her on the shore
when the Da@a 90. sro~ins Day
Aud the shi,s shiI-. drif,ips DER,
Leaned aud listened 10 her hay
Aud the waye- 10 others dpnab.
Isash~i s~l -hilsrss. NE ill co@e''
~ hand her on the shore
When the hsrl-r lights we're din,
Aud the est-ctsnt curve, of yore
some,hing .~es,sr SEEMED 10 linn;
SIN she ~aite-i lsve's surprise
VITA the ysunsne-s In her eye..
SIN she murnursd. "iIe -iIl comss
bays aad -ail- are drnins by;
other shir- g. laden home,
Rusht 9Th sss~n ~spyi fflg 90
Aud the ship kr which ~sit
nrpppe,h anrhor sooa or late.
= shall tnus aim, though be rtand@
with the slain wears frontins him;
Though h. reach uniender hands
Ola warrior worn aud grim
Thongh the smile go 10 meet
shias through ,-mI~-, asd deisai. ....
'fH the biila-. sill have brousht
An their hurdea 10 IA. ,i~sEth. "a
Aud the -iad. have III HI, thoaxht
Iill HI. ting.iam stretch al l-nrih
Iram ihs power and p-acr OF sess f..
10 alt lo,c- and mysisris..
"Nnd l--,aus. October holds
Nose of -prinr-iimc than the sPriig.
An l-ccau.e all harvest ialds
Ilsth the had and blo~s'a,inF.
IIe shall hnd my rstience sweet
All nay an,o~cl faith casnPi~te." ...
- ! lc1 her sn the shore.
Las, b, cauns' I saly kRow
{ hat ,h. n.asa iss -ss.sA.sas -,
pra~s the tide, aud, s-in or sio~.
Rsend &c bansd ot as',sns ,r-e-- \ 4
Erryfis-t anSh it, S-s IInl IA
nnis u Robinson, in Harrrrs uaEasins DC
,er H.r II
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"Joseph sold into Slavery" Is the
title of a new psipting in Paris. 1t
is little premature, though. for Jo-
seph hasn't even been caught yet
Boston Post. INtIt. f.Il.II y
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The Mississippi, at its source. is
about sixteen feet vide and four inch.
es deep. The water is as clear as cTys-
tal. and the current very swim.
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Te.stop the Cow Of blood, even from
q severe wound. bind on the wound
the fse dust Of ten. After the Asw
has been stauuched. laudanum may Be
applied with advantage.
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MADAM said an impertinent
boander " his landlsdy, 'your butter
is too aristocra,ic for my democratic
taste. l. Is one Of the cases in which
sweetness is preferable TO rank" .
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A young lady being told that her
lover was Instantly killed. exclaimed:
,'Oh, that splendid gold watch OF his.
GIVE me that; give m. .omsthing 70
remember him by."
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y One Of those excrescences on lifs-a
female slanderer--went into q neigh-
boris house the other morning with
her tosess lssasd sish sswk vsss&.
There we're several women present,
and ,hs ,lspdsssrs sy's sltssssd with
anticipation. Throwing herself in a
chair she sighed and said: "One-half
the world aont know now the lother
half lives" THAT amt your fault, I"
quisals shesvsi coz Of ths csmpeny,
The slanderer turned yellow.
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A good little boy who was kicked
by mule did not say naughty words
or 60 home crying 10 his ~o,Aor. lie
just tisd ths mule within five feet OF .
beehive. backed him round to il. and
let him kick.
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An exchange says; Don't tell .
married man any joke on the boys.
for he'll tell his wife. his wife will tell
her sister, aud her sister will tell all
the rest of the girls"
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A DANGEROUS ExrKRINEST. "A
wifi, of nearly ten years, having given
her servant = holiday. vas attending
to culinary matters herself, and hear.
ing her husband coming into the kitch,
,eS. thought she would surprise him as
soon rs he entered the door by throw
ing her hands over his eyes and i'm
printing q kiss ON his brow, ss in days
Of the honeymoon. The husband re-
turned the salute with interest, and
asked, as he disengaged her hands
~Aary, darling, where is your mis-
trsss'" The wife discharged MARY
darling" the uext day, and adopted a
new plan Of surprising her husband.
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A young and beautiful damsel near
Frankfort. having tso lovers. and not
knowing whica % prefer. ssttled the
mattar by merging one and slop'ng
with The other. 81. & 49, :. '''. '.-''
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hnhin josrmls report thst broad

FS' 'S'~'''vS'PF !" "'.'u
guage garters Of the style worn in the
lime Of james l. are coming into
vogue. MADAM" said gentleman
to lady who accidentally dropped
one while passing out Of a Broadway
store, "you're loosing your dog col
lar . a. .H ... t t't. ...
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"why don't yos sps~k dissiustlys'
cried q passenger to a brakeman who
announced the names Of stations in an
utterly unintelligible manner; ~ can't
understand word you say" whats
that pss' rsspopd~d TIE bsakesssn
"You don't expect to have fine, clear
tenor at thirty dollars a month, do
your t.I tal -alI s.sG att
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At dinner, as Hamlet says. "a
man may smile aud smile and bs =
"6llin' all the. time "f
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Scene in Texas. Hotel table. .Goo.

Scene in Texas. Hotel table: "Good
morning, stranger; it looks like rainf
Stranger: II think not" A shot is
heard and the stranger is rolled out of
the back door. Moral: Texas is a
fine grazing country.
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ne GWssse ~ Ll<e.

W Mans life is a game Of cards. First
i 10 the "crib sge.' Nsxtts tries IA
go il alone" at q eort Of a "cu,,
shuttle aud deal" pace. Then he "rai.
ses the deuce" when his mother .'tskes
a hand in and contrary to Hoyle,
tfiSssty ,tie, Iittls Ijsker", bwi.b !, bsr
"6ye." Then, with his diamonds
he ''wins' the "queen of hearts" rir.
cd of Playing 9 '.loDe hand, he e1.
presses desire to ''assist" his fair
partner" "throws out his cards, and
the clergyman takes a $40 bill ou. Of
him ''ou . psir.' She Aordsvsp hin
10 to build q Gre. Like q "knave"
he Joins the "club," where he often
gets "high" which is ''low" too. II
- keeps straight be is often "flusb. "
He grows old and "bluH," sees
deal" Of trouble; when he at last
"shuffies" of bic mortal coil, and
passes in his checks" As he is
"raked in" by spade" life's fitful
game" Is ended, and he waits the
OF Gabriels "trump. which
ball "order him up"
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When Z man L @Stisg love TO q
widow he slwsys fssk ssifhs had to
begin whore The other fellow lett OF.
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An Iowa justice refused to fine
man for kissi..g girl against her con-
sent. lie thought she ought TO have
consented.
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A Nebraska Journal inyitingly says:
"Who says farmers cannot get rich in
this Slater Fifteen years ago a young
msnr rms . this State Without . dol
lar in this world. Last week he went
Out Of the STATE, s~ssyiAg with lin
the sum of one doIIar I'D Skirty -eigh,
cents-the ewing Of fiSeen years Of
frssal life. Couie weat yeung man,
come Wet, ....,u1SlsNl
Put q tablespoonful of salphur in
the nest ~ soon, ~ hens or turkeys are
sci. The heat sf The fowls csssss the
h,mss Of he spphpr, p penetsste sy-
cry part Of their bodies, every iouse 4
killed. and. all nits are Matched with
in ten days, when the mother leaves
the nest with her brood !, che 10 per.
fectly free from nits or lice.
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When q man comes 10 marry, il !

When man comes 10 marry, il is
. companion whom he wants, not an
artist. II is not merely a creature
who can paint and play, sing and
dance; il isa being who can comfort
and counsel him, one who can rsasou
and reflect, and feel and Judge, and
discourse and. discriminate; one who
'ean assist IN his saairs. tighten his
sorrows. purity his Joys, strengthen
bis principles, and educate his chill.
dren. Such is the woman who is fl
tor q mother, and the mistress of q
family. A woman Of the former de.
scription may occasionally figure IN
the drawing-room, and attract the id.
miration Of the company, bat she Is
entirely unfit for helpmate to a man,
and to train up child in the way he
should 60.
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beytb b&et pips the othef
day. When his father came home to
dinner he Sopnd him bracsd w against
. barrel. with his leg. spread apart,his
hands and lower jaw dropping listlsss-
iy. ssaA se6shly palsSs sspssssiss
his kce. "What is the matter with
you'' iuquifet' shs anaassd parent
"My-tsscher is=sick," . gasped the
,heboy. "wsif. you musnt feel 80
bsIly sboss, rsaay.s ssia she fAther
kindly; ''shs viii sst well ssain. with
out doubt" And then. stepping in
to the houss. he shssrvsi N his, wifs
that he was the most ympAtbetic boy
he ever saw.
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That's Husfuess.

That's B.siaess.
You should never Judge by appear
ancc., says the san Frspdsco HoteI
Gasette. The other day little wea.
zen-faced man went to one Of the big
hotels, registered his name as from
Texas. and asked for a room and il
breakfast was an the table.
The 0iympisu elerk gssef at dhim
scorniully for a moment and languid-
ly remarked:
"Any baggagey"
"No." replied the guest.
"in To. eaSt De riIfofY b0Ss
compel me 70 insist on payment IN
advance replied the clerk.
Very well," said the guest. with.
out hesitation or appearing offended,
take two days board out Of this;' and
iron va % srseStsck. . Sc -
his arm produced . 500 note.
II beg your pardon" stammesed
s"d ,"S t,o, ,o"r NV W. ~
me, l."
"No offence" cheerfally answered
the guest, cuisines Is businese, and
II A.. .;,..u, h...., h,,, -.
Ill 'u !" 49,. " Vim. .;., ssI.', maSh =, .,,,.
and
,.v,~,..x x,,--vs-s.,-~-,.-s>--S~-
put up your money. We know q
gentleman "hen We see n'", JIM
show ,hi. gentlemen g len 2 ite, Call Tor
fhe bess " shesse" se"'h'O0i
The old MAJ SterSd nN "a am
pie breakiass, got 'ne c'e'. 70 give
him small bs!ls for . nfty. asked wnere
blliy Coo'oaush' '"e n@"Eer' nso u"
ONCE Inquired when tney ~ou,d nave
dsseS seSesssvo't&
harreye'l, nssse s1,'ssea Iy II sYI
oe oAck s'E oc"s 'e" .s'I
ms "S "sseFefesAieti4
subsequently, d''covefeo ."A' the my
d'''a'~~ss sAaA'.--Ase.ssas asssaAea&A
g'oo" over 'he "o'e' o"e
..,-.-....Lirsa..,sSrst .
w I,-,,.... L--... r..
. ,.so.I Ihy,l1,MsHaf ,...hs, :, -, M'.
~. 80. ,h;.,v v.. 90 .na A..
s;J.,,s aas,,,.c,;rs s.Ii Gi..mn
- wiGf GfxlIEl.l I,MK HNt
,..mo ,m .ssHXH,,AM,
STT.L Ii 80, "a.
A.. L.,:''I' -. :, -. 40 L.na
No L,,, ,.onCnu.,ts .kc,,;S,y@y, ,oI
..-s,.xa.,-w;,lhEd .,,,. -
n
sHHy ~ os~nsAD Gsee@e -
roops nefr the hoys home v ordY TO
see aim asensH' - sSoy'mosvcat'
90 the r.sslon. Einally MS mother
alisxcoysrct hs tpterp, darissESe eS' '''sSsr(,
hds . sssss.a SAsssa siHee>hrAee Y
she my fan s~sy ~ ~ shefss Y,
arr foasossd hins snd M ns4y4{,
&Xuaa r11o& mmA MFUu n0Qd q tlltmmmX<
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n.l
o.H o,u ,tua w"y ~ "aa s't re'o
Tvv''a'''lT y 'a' .' .,'
- I '"' sel ~ ON' Oa'" up'" ne's"
r".".o s -. - ""u ~ '"' w., :. e"u ~,
,h, vAo, o,';',. . 1 a1 very W IN 'oa o..,, :. a's
.ny op'.,o"i "n a'' Intention.
- co. s - %s ~ T ~
~, J' I.a g. ;.,s a.. -
..d 81. > h.. . ~. 80. -.
49, 80. N s. 49,
,as. -, -" % ap
-. 80 So. I..x-sss-
lNsI..r .p,' .p,'GH.
m % '".' ''y 'oe' ''cas"' 's sno"
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Tb~s Poor, s-sfe- FSeea Bsv.

ihe o'her day poor, pale-faced
10Y " we've summers or So visited
,,'e'a' '''e,'' y" '"S northern part Of
Wv I"y WIN y '''"uc cart 'u'' OF small
'nuskhe'ons, the largest being hardly
larger than a sickly baby's head. Lea
wing MS hand'cart at the curb-stone,
"e "ou'd 'ake a melon IN his hand
ana P knock AZ a door, and say % the
'"ayLli1 70 7 6H Y
'ease' maam I'm aPoor boy try
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n-srsrss CssesrsSss Sss~s.

.H a. n
We have % iswsr than fourteen
Euslish prsvesh rslaiiss 10 his i'm
I(brtant feature OF the human face di.
ne. They are. - Sfalloss l.. Fol-
2sw your nose. 2. He cannot see be-
'ypnd his ass. 3 AA inch is.s Ssod
deal on q mans nose. 4. He would
.bise.l'& M - % SfA aibtscs.
8. He hss 2 nose Of noses, 8. As
plain as the nose on your face. Z. To
hold enss posso ths ssiaasssess
To lead one by the nose. 8. To put
ones poseOst Of jeiut 10. To pay
through she nose. III, To have q
good aose fcr aPecr mans SOW. u.
% nthrust oues nose iuso other peo-
pies business. i3. A nose that can
smell a rat. IA. Every mans nose
will not make shoeing horn.
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.ny ~ .sssss; :sss \ Y I.s r.. sV.s I.. g
snd Has y t@ss-' sat ~. UfIsw sNYDfR
Je~eisr. ics foafth Ave. Loaissilk. ky,
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The Reno New Journal tells the
~ Of squaw named Mary. who
left her husband Sam TO live with a
brave named jim. About iifty Piutes,
mAJ@dk sesesee q I'M. seSt>kf1es
lNths ~ ~ q Xr,los Lake.
Saturday evening. SsPa. !. wher> safe
nSlk tsSSnA intrusion. they made
a huge pile Of sage.brush. and after
Tying her firmly in the middle Of it,
set II on FIRE, then commenced war
'1nes saes,f De so~e sf,cvsmssin
ia, which ~ jpinNd except Jim-Sam
being very 6erce in his leaps and yells.
The screams OF Mary added to the nest
o. ibe dance. Jim. ms&ntime, sat
aietly by and seemed IN Indifferent
! dpsctator to what was going on. When
the bodysfIVpl PnfoFpsse haFyhad,
been reduced to ashes Sam expressed
kmself satished and thsys aisRrsed.
The warriors threatened their squaws
with . similar fate il they we're not
nepsv discrees N their ccndect a 4
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ManuIAclnTers anI Importsrs q sIIk, DFcss Goods,
Nelyets. Iadis > Suits Cioaks, shaw, Drc-s Trina
mings aud Laoes. AlsO DreSslnAking eHeeutsi
9TH despatch at los prices. 10 West tth ST.. tin-
cinnzfi, d. II ~
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and Children's shoes, Millinery Gods aud Notions
IA and i49 West fourih sireei, bet Race and klnl
Cheapest house In Cincinnati.
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Importers of Fancy Goods and Toys, Cutlery, Sta.
tionery, Druggists sundries, Masieai wars, sDp,
Glassware. 1877 ". Fourth street Prompt s,tsssiou
Ia orders by mall
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THOS. LIVINGSTON 4 co.,

Sewing Machine has ssfsstias needle, ssli-thrssd.
RKsr. No. III West Fourth st., Ciseisnail Ohio.
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Wholes.le and retail dealers In Carpets and on
Cloths. window shades, Lace Curtains AZ. A large
and well selected stock always on hand Nos. ia.
US and Ia Main. near Eourth -
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

tnhisIlAN Services every sabbath. Preach
| Ing w Elder ). II. King, ist aud srd al n A. NJ
sunday school meets ats A. NJ Joseph Severance,
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JAS. WILDE. IR.. 4 CO.
L. Ii. THOMS A co.

The peoples Clothier Corner, Fourth and Vine SITS.
The largest Clothing Emporium In the West sam
pies aud rules fof measurement sent free
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Importer aud Manufacturer of Looking Glasses and
Pieture Frames Of everv description made to order
Ebony, Mora Antique Frames and Pasupsrtuts Sor
Photographs. No. 10 W. Fourth 81.
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Mfrs. Of Premium Patent seiI. ventil.sing Reft,sr.
aiors. Ice Chests snd beer Ooolers. Guarzntesd ID
best and cheapest made Depot. 2Ii w FIfth N
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WIN. GLENN 4 SON,

i7s West fousth ST., Cineinnati' Ohio. Jexeler.
and dealer In Fine Watches, silver and PLATED
Ware Particular attention given to the repair ol
Watches and Jewelry. =
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-09-28

Inability TO get credit is often EN-
phatically blessing n, disguise. for
the woukl-be borrower, bssidss sscap.
ing an embarrassing load Of indebted,
ness, generally contrives to bridge
over his temporary distress, and fire.
quently learns, from his hard expert
ence, salutary lesson in thrift and in.
dustry that benefits him the rest of his
life. Not only does this hold true
with respect TO private individuals but
also with rssPsct toppblic c@poss.
tions. The Southern railroads, for IL.
stance, whose poor credit saved then,
ir.m contracting great mortgage debts
during the era Of expansion. art now
the most prosperous II those IN any
section Of the country. So far as the
future is concerned. therefore. il SHOULD
often dispirit rather than discourage a
man To find his path toward the slough
OF ipdebtedpess blocked BY a 6rm re-
fusal TO credit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-01-18

%clelun0en fir MaScln nidt an 6onS
iperocn piinttlih beiorst. gSir holten ifs:s
cine srobc glkwatl bon Mabi1ifdsu, Sir.
|iabipulen. MGbmaid)incu. Sd e. Naoeln pc-.
ben scaen G~nttidtuna bcs @rciics per 30
|5u9elanot. @gooeS & SpcAecr.
Screcst uiGt,
oab ibr refine ocutid)c @ranciew mt Staten.
Ncoisincn, SoilatstGcnFdnSc, Sarbcn III, !,
Dele &C., iomic aud %alerlci Stuff. Sniiru
mente bel ms tauicu ijnnt. Sbr bctcmmt
mas ilr winiGt, rNib ip7gt @ab. Sprcda
por bel &booes &. Spcuecr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-01-18
.McGormid'S

@arYefer< unbM Mower
Maifinerien pro 1876:
Ser McGormid 9arpeiter, iehr per=
bcfcrt i'll @aipeI, Ylattform unb Dipibcr,
1T bic ciniadfte, itdrfite unb lcidtbclpcs,
lidfte Maidinc, ipeIdc gum @crfauf aus.
setclt ipiro.
Der Nepance &eaper u. Mpwer.
Cine boIltommenc @ras- urb Gctrcibc-
Mabmaidine nit 6auabIase. Sicic Mla,
ld)ine lit Der bette iclbitredenec &caper unr
ais ioldlcr lang gefonnt uno bclicbt in Die.
Ter Sectior.
0iepcrbeiiertc |rciS. @ras<M al.
ma l@inc 1T Die %itartite, bor;iielidite sra.
itine bicier slrt uno miro bon tciaer anoe.
n I'M Morftc iibertroicm.
Nco &cliable. 6la Tuk Sdnitt. 3u.
ldinncnaciettcr 9roppcr uno Woper.
Sic cben be;eid)neten Maid,;ncn werocn
uur unter Der bctanntsn @aranlic rcrfM,ft
u%plItanoiac Satisfaction obsr tcin @%crtauf."
Scrsebt nid)t, bab mir in ct. Gloub itcts
nit Uonitdnbigen Mcparotur. @c9cn>
It dnocn perlebcn fino uno b~ielcIbcn su ga,
britpreilcn, oBne Die Sradt an5urcdnei,, Der.
~fanfcn.
Nabere NuSfunft ertbeilt:
Geo. 81. IrcutcnrciA,
General slacnt.
0cinrih Seller, secnt fir Stcarns.
II. Cobb county uaO &cparatur. N9ent
fir Sauf. Centre.
Jcbn Sa6), Igent III ct. Glouo.