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lo.c. low middling, l0hsc mldaling. lot.c Tho spot
sales Ms tolows:-
Toby Lust Eeening Total
Consum pton. 3h3 ~ 80
-Incinded In the above 65 bales to arrive Deiv-
contract 700 bales ro ntnrs delivery the sscs
folows;-i esterday after ,wo r. MOctobsr 100
bales 26c November 100 ut l5c 3Oo at l3c.
1DJ AZ iiI4c.; December stO vt 1l1ic 800 II O9c
100 ut Zoe. January 600 at l1I7c.. 500 NJ Ill5c
22yD itc February, 100 At 29c. 800 ut IL 2Sc
March, fl42c. June, luU At 79c. Total, 100
bales To-day, up Il. MUctober, 80 at III. f7c.
100 H. l5c 100 ut Life 800 at H. 16c. November,
1uyc, 100 at 1IOSc., 500 at il.U7c., 400
Il.Ugc 3OJ at liO5c, 400 at l1O4c, 800 il.02c ;.
2,9oo ~. lLo3c, 800 a. Log; December.
so ut los 1850 Iolc 800 a. lie January 800 Al
i5OJ III ii 0sc 200 O7e, $40 at 1lOte February,
200 at 22c uO LILLE. 200 Ut 2uc 100 H. Iyc.
Mnrch. 30 at li3sc 40 at ll37c., COO at IL 3ac
100 at ll32; May 800 ll.55c. June 100
IL 7uc. Total. 27UD bales Grand total iU.JOO bales
The receipts at the ports as lS2
Lacs Orleans, 553; Mobile, l.7SU savannah 1l76
Charleson AIS Wilmington, 7o9 Norfolk. 3,s7l Bat
more 4s0; New York Y3 Boston AZ. Phlladclpha. 1877
Total s7, is bales Tnis day last week, u C73 bales
This DAY yoa 2oi bales Total since September l.
sos CAT bales Cotton iregs closed ~ oiows:To layre
by steam Lc, compressed. 10 Hamburg by steam, 1c !,
To Bremen, by steam. 10. compressed TO
Liverpool. lIv2d. I'd ty steam; by SAIL iAc u-32c
comprcssed Market steady.
FLouR ANp unAis.-Keccipts-Flour, 1910 bbis. |;
wheat 322. i01 bushels corn meal 1Uio bbls and $50
sacks corn ~ 2o bushels; 1.IUl do; rye, 81 j20
do barley. 2777y do barley m1it, 1904 do Flour
quiet unchanged prices. The sales. Including State,
Western aud southern, 1900 bDl ut the nexed
quotations Rye flour rnei steady with sales Of about
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1t you were the one being necessary to

that you were the one being necessary to
my happiness ~
Eyes" said Mable, expectantly, twas
it the evening when wore my blue silk,
with lace and pearls?''
Guy laughed.
i dare say you will think me very un.
appreciative when ] tell you it was not,
for you really looked charming but,
nevertheless it was not.''
'Darling," he continued, smoothing back
the fair hair from the innocent brow. it
was the day you made that little sacrifice,
giving up the pleasure of the article you
really needed, for the comfort of a poor
woman"
But-how did you know >" said Mable,
blushingly.
" You remember | came in that day I'M
announced, and hearing so interesting a
story i'll progress, think | may be par
doned for standing quietly in the hall until
it was finished. l believe came in while
the tears were yet upon your cheeks"
Mable laid her head upon her husbands
shoulder and was content that it was so.
x
Years have passed since then, and amid
all the storms of life Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
have found comfort and happiness in each
others love.
Mable often thinks of her New Years
sacrifice, and Guy often whispers lovingly
1,a, ~, toI tIa
wise choice he made that day.
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A FISH STORY.
MIR. EDWARD FISH LoQUITuR.)


Who the deuce is that knocking, | wonder
1t must be that rascally Jew.
Come in, you old thief, What in thunder
beg pardon; didn't know it was gen,
| supposed my commercial friend, Judas,
Was there. Anything that you wish .
l am sorry that was rude as
To What9 Mr.. Fish,
Do | know man so named in college?
Why, bless you, the catalogues full.
Five Fishes, at least, to my knowledge,
In fact, may say. whole school.
They're crowd that don't much admire
a scaly mess, rather, dntre nous.
Which one .cas it, if | may inquire,
You'd reference to-
Let me see-there' a Fish with the Seniors;
1t can hardly be he that you mean.
He's reputed to be quite genius,
And does pictures in oils, the Sardine.
And there's Ponsonby Fish, dog fancier;
1t is strange how the fellows bound up
In his dog and his studies {" from Land
seer -
Just adores that bull-pup.
Then there's Percy Fish, known as the
"Codtish'
His descent's not as long as his PURSE,
And Byron Fish, lie s quite an odd fish,
Dresses queer and writes exquisite verse.
Why, they say those dear creatures, the
MUSES.,
Do nothing but weep and repine,
Because my Lord Byron refuses
To go on the Nine.
What? The man you want roomed here9
May be, sir
You've his signature there Let me
look
" Edrard FISH" Sure enough-Oh, l see,
sir,
1t was he who subscribed for your book.
All, my dear sir, your searching is ended,
You needn't look farther for Ned,
IN fact-he is dead,
IT'S story don't like to tell, sir,
Though it happened three months since
and more
He ,c0U!d venture alone in shell, sir
Though he'd never been in one before
And the thing got swamped out in the river,
While Ned who, you see, couldn't swim,
his name sank forever,
And that ended him.
o'i letioW. ven all OF US missed MN.
Dispensation They needn't tell me-
Twas nothing but this beastly system
OF marking that killed him. You see,
If he'd cared less for marks, he'd had spare
time
To cultivate boating as WE'LL
Aud he wouldn't have upset. What,
Prayer time'
Pom my word, there's the bell.
must leave you, I'm sorry to say, sir.
Pray sit here just as long as you like.
Must you go? Oh, no trouble. Good day,
sir.
Well, ! thought that bell never orould
strike.
That you, chumo Say first fasten the
door, and
If book-agent comes this forenoon,
My name isn't Fish any more, and
| was drowned, back in June
JOHN BRowNJoHN.
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OCCASIONAL.

ALL WAsHED.-A few days ago, a lady
rooming at fashionable lodging house got
struck with the bed-quilt mania. She deter
mined to manufacture bed quilt for some
6,S43 pieces, irrespective of the edging.
Full of this sublime feminine conception,
she gathered up all the old calico rags that
her neghbors were glad to get rid of, and
spent 4 whole day emitting them up into
pieces: then about five O'Clock she went
out to dine. When she returned the rags
were gone. The way that woman fretted
and worried about those old pieces of
patchwork was especially enlivening to the
roomers on the same floor. She went to
see the Chief Police, called on the Mayor,
all the Aldermen, and bored the head of the
Fire Department almost to death, to get
some kind of redress. She wanted every
room in the house searched. Yesterday
with big bundle, which he proceeded to
deposit on the floor.
I" How much, John -
eighty seven dollar and sixteen bittee"
4 shiver went through that woman's
frame. The Chnaman unfolded the wash
ing, and there were those 6,S43 pieces of
patchwork, and 1859 ragged edges which
had been cut off, ali Deately washed, ironed
and folded.
DR.. Harris was called to attend the
wounded man, and says that hat-iron
wounds on his head will take him off if
erysipelas sets in.
V-rginia Ne,c) Chronicle.
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Why the Dogs Nose is Always Cold.
BY NADGE ELLIOTT.

"What makes the dogs nose always cold?
I'll try to tell you, curls of gold.
If you will good and quiet be,
And come and stand by mammals knee:
Well, years, and years, and years ago
How many don't really know
There came rain on sea and shore;
Its like was never seen before
Or since. 1t fell unceasing down,
Till all the world began to drown.
But just before it gan to pour,
An old, old man-his name was Noah
Built him an ark, that he might save
His family from wat'ry grave;
And in it also he designed
To shelter two of every kind
OF beast. WE'LL dear, when it was done,
And heavy clouds obscured the sun,
The Noah folks to it quickly ran,
And then the animals began
TO gravely march along in pairs:
The leopards, tigers, wolves, and bears,
The deer, the appropriateness,
The rabbits, squirrels, elks, walruses,
The camelS, goats, cats and donkeyS,
The tall giratfes, the beavers, monkeys,
The rats, the big rhinocereses,
The dromedaries and the horses.
The sheep, the mice, the kangaroos,
Hyenas, elephants, koodoos,
And hundred more-'twould take all day,
My dear, so many names to say
And at the very, very, end
OF the procession, by his friend
And masters, faithful dog was seen.
The llvelong time he'd helping been
TO drive the crowd of creatures in;
And now, with loud, exultant bark
He gaily spraDg aboard the Ark.
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Blue glass sashes will be much worn.
The soul of honor expects to be saved
-Circns riders predict a backward
spring.
An expensive wife makes a pensive
husband.
There are men who wander about with
hopes at half
Few men are so clever as to know all
the mischief they do.
The danger of the hour is that it will
go by with nothing done.
A Dublin doctor says fatal cases of
sunstroke cannot be cured.''
National health is national wealth, but
the reverse is not equally true.
-" He's polished gentleman, " said she,
gazing fondly at his bald head.
yellow is the coming fashionable color,
and dogs of that stripe are happy.
"A broom handle factory at Shiocton,
Wis, turns out 5000 broom. handles day.
Many man who pretends to dislike
pastory always has his finger in everybody's
pie.
Poetry is the record of the best and
happiest moments of the happiest and best
Enthusiastically.
The Paris Grand Opera House has lost
$4,000 by its season of Italian opera,
which is about to close.
"A man who attempted to stand on his
dignity the other day couldn't do it. The
platform was too narrow.
-" You seem to walk more erect than
usual, my friend" eyes, l have been
straitened by circumstances"
The sleeves of new dresses fit tighter
than ever. The laugh in ones sleeve has
now become purely metaphorical.
The FASTING of printed slips on the
back of postal card obliges the recipient
to pay additional postage. This fact is
not generally known.
-" The single scull race ~ exclaimed an
old lady, as she laid down the morning
paper. My gracious! l didn't know
there was race of men with double
skullsr'
Chicago has seven hundred hackmen.
and if you ever go there you will wonder
how the whole seven hundred can get hold
of your carpet-bay and holer into your
left ear at once.
1t is rumored that a number of law
yers are about to organize themselves into
company called "The National Will
Contrasting Company" They will contest
any will, prove anything, and take all the
property for their pay.
"A decision of Importance to the travel
ing public had been made by an Iowa
court. A passenger who had been robbed
while asleep in sleeping car sued the
company to recover the amount lost, and
under instructions from the court the Jury
gave him a verdict.
"A sensible author says shave you ene-
mics? go and mind them not" That's
capital plan adds the Bridgeport Stand
ard, especially if the enemy is the biggest
and is patiently awaiting behind the fence
with club to discuss the matter with you.
Better yet, go around.
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LETTER FROM THE WEST.

DAVENPORT, Iowa, March Goth, 1877.
DEAR WHIG:-The old theory of the
much renowned Capt. krouse, of the 9th
district, near Harrisville, in your county,
has held good so far this season in the far
West, l. e., the appearance of the ground
hog on the second day of April. If that
day should prove clear at - o'clock noon,
he would return to his secusion for six
weeks more. On Thanksgiving we enjoyed
the first genuine snow storm, which has
been repeated at short intervals up to yes
terday, when we had genuine shaking up
of the elements-thunder, lightning, high
wind, rain, hail, and one of the heaviest
falls of snow during the season. Chicago,
too, has had one continual sleighing season
since it commenced at that time, the streets
now being almost blockaded, and some of
the railroads for time being much inter
fered with. To-day we have warm sun,
which is reducing its proportions much to
the pleasure of the citizens here, who are
disguised with the theme of beautiful snow.
What is most remarkable, this remarkable
season of snow has not extended west of
the Missouri river; there has been very lit
tie snow during the entire Winter, and that
country is putting OH Spring airs while we
are still overspread with the cherries COW
ering.
We see by Washington dispatches that
political lightning has not struck with such
force here as west of the Big Muddy in
post office official relations; but as this is
the pruning season, we suppose the knife
will be applied to many incumbering limbs,
until the main vine is prepared to bear
healthy fruit. Such is life.
OCCASIONAL.
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BUBBLES.

Common meater-The butcher.
Sports that kill-Bird shooters.
"A notorious eavesdropper-Rain.
Maid Of money-A young heiress.
Flags of all nations-Paving stones.
Showing the queer is passing strange.
-See-sessionists at Washington-Spec-
tators in the gallery.
"A young man is always made better
by a sisters love. Any fellows sister will
do.
-Solitaires are well enough in diamonds,
but when it comes to pancakes men reach
for clusters.
1t is said the Spring style of the COM
mon hand organ has only one stop. 1t be-
gines in the morning and stops at night.
The tramp in now looking for good
strong bank in which to keep his money
while he is away on his Summer wander
ings.
-" When l die," said married man,
81 want to go where there is no snow to
shovel" His wife said she presumed he
would.
The odor of the African has never
been accounted for, although so many ex-
petitions have started for the scenter of
Africa.
CT Button parties are popular in the
West. We don't know whence they de-
rive their name, unless it is because they
are always sure to come off
The schoolmaster asked the class what
Syhlock meant when he said, "My deeds
upon my head" WE'LL" said one of the
boys, 81 don't know, unless he carried his
paper in his hat"
"A veteran captain of an Ohio river
steamboat says: 81 alters hate to go to
Cincinnati with big load of peanuts. l
alters has to hire man to watch every
sack puts ashore.
1t is little singular how much val
liable time woman will take up in study
ing the postmark of a letter to see where
it comes from, when she can open the letter
ana ma out at once.
We thought Spring would find it hard
work to get through this weather safely.
A large placard in clothing store an
nounces "Spring pants" Something
ought to be done to relieve her.
"A young lady sent poem to British
newspaper entitled, 8" cannot make him
smile" The editor ventured to express
an opinion that she would have succeeded
had she shown him the poem.
A lady, whose cook went to wake,
was given notice by her fortnight after
wards that she was going to be married.
"Who to ?" asked the mistress. "Please,
nam, to the husband of the corpse" "Why,
does he love you?" was the next question.
"Oh, yes, nam he said l was the light of
the funeral
The new secretary of the Navy having
been informed that there were buoys be-
longing to his department in New York
Harbor, Immediately issued an order COM
handing them to report to their ships with
out delay. discipline is discipline"
says the old salt, "if have to skin every
boy in the navy"
The following is the verdict of negro
jury: We, de undersigned, being koro-
ner's jury to sit on the body OBJ de niger
Sambo, now dead and gone afore u.s. hab
been sittin' on the said niger aforesaid,
did, on the night OBJ de thirteenth OBJ Novem-
Der, come to def by falling from de bridge
ODER de riber, where we find he was subse-
quently drowned, and afterwards washed
on de rber- side, whar we spos he was froze
to defr'
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FALSE IMrREssIoN.-It is generally sup
posed by a certain class of citizens, who
are not practical or experienced, that Dys-
pepsia can not invariably be cured, but we
are pleased to say that GREENS AUGUST
FLOWER has never, to our knowledge, failed
to cure Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint in
all its forms, such as Sour Stomach. Cos
tiveness, Sick Headache, palpitation of the
Heart low spirits, &c, &c. Out of 30, 600
dozen bottles sold last year, not a single
failure was reported, but thousands of com
plimentary letters received from Druggists
of wonderful cures. Three doses will relieve
any case. Try it. Sample bottles 10 cents.
Regular siza Is cents. For sale by H. II.
Mitchell, Elkton; f. b. Frazer, Port De-
post; DR.. l.. r. Kirk, Rising Sun, and
Druggists generally.
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SWAYEE'S OINTMENT,

As Blood Purifier and cure for Scroinlous Mcrcuria
Affections. CiuceruuS Formations. Bpiis. Ulcers Sore
Legs Ucer"trd Sore Throat and /" rcnovatr AID i'll
yigrratr The shattered constitution DR.. SWANNES
PANACEA TIA, acquired 4 national reputation. See
that yuu &c: the genuine. prepared only Icy pr.
SWIM Som $50 itiI sixth Strcet pIn,. li.ln
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Itching Piles J!

Arc generally preceded 10y moisture. like pcrspra-
ton: distressing itching, Il, though pin worms
crawling in and about the rcctum. particularly at
rght. when undressing. or in bed after getting
ottentimcs shows itself around the private parts. and
frequently females sorry afflicted extending into
the vagina, proving very distressing Cases If long
stnni.Mg LeImlmemllN cnr.l by snnly nlnlk in.c
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In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Chancery.
ORDERED, This nth day of March,
~ 1871 that the sale made and reported by lillian
lnr.es Truste" for the sale of the real estate of
Nicholas Hiss and wife, i'll the above-cntled cause. he
ratified and confirmed unless to the contrary
thereof he shown before the nineteenth day of
May next; provided, copy of this Order be inserted
in newspaper printed and published in Cecil cuuu-
week for month before the eighteenth day
al April next.
The Report states the OF sale to hc s. 800 90
\. W MITCHELL. Clerk
True copy: test, A. ". MITCHELL,
Mar Il, lS1I-lm Clerk
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Notice to Creditors,

This is to give notice that the subscriber Of Cecil
county hath obtained from the Orphans Court of said
county. letters of Administration the personal
estate of JOHN ENGLAND
laect said couHiy deceased All person, having claims
against the said deceased hereby warned to exhibit
the same. with the vouchers thereof duly authenticated
On or before the i&h day OF March. ISIS:
they may otherwise 10y law he excluded from al benz
fit of said state All persons indebted to said estate
ar" requested t" make immediate payment tu . sub
scriher Given under my hand ths 18th day of March,
1877. WILLIAM KIRK
Administrator Of JOHN ENGLAND, deed.
Trst-RtUuEN b. JAAtE, Register.
Mir L lsLI-EN
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REAL ESTiTE.
SALE

pY virtue of decree of the Circuit
- Court for Cecil county in Equity the undersigned
Trustee will sell in front of Reeds Store al Bay View.
Cecil county, Nd.
MONDAY, tie end day Of April, 1877,
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MEDICINAL.

ASK the recovered dys-
prrtics, bilious sufferers.
victims of Fever and Agur,
the mereurial diseased pa
ticnt how they recovered
health. cheerful spirits and
good appetite-thcy will
tell YOU 10y taking SIM
MONS Liver REGULATOR.
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Cheapest. 7r:as. Ia Be-. .a,? Mai:::-a il tie T,:Ii
For DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION. Jauudicc Bill
"us attacks SICK HEADACHE. Collie Oppression of
spirits. SOUR STOMACH, Heart Burn. &c, &c.
This urrivalled Southern Remedy is warranted not
Contain Il s!ugr particle Of MERCURY, any injurious
~ nIrnl l,,1t il
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OR DER YESI.

TIE RISING sun BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIA-
TON OF CECIL COUNTY
ROBERT JACKSON AND INN JACKSON
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. Ia Equity
No 763 b. j.
nRDERED, This eth day of March,
~ 1877, that the sale made and reported by The Rs-
lnr sun Building aud Loan Association of Cecil county
&" the "tt-H2srl real of Ruh"rt Jackson and
Ann u JAG k>un he ratified and cpnfmc,l unless cause
To the contrary thereof h" shown on 81 h"frc the l2
daf OF May next: provided. copy Of this Order be
inserted IN -"e newspaper printed in Cecil county,
week for one month before the It'll day Of Apr next
The Report states Tia" amount Of sales to b. ZOO
A. W. MITCHELL Clerk
True copy: test, A. W MITCHELL
Mar ~ IN'i-im Clerk.
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NOTICES, &c.
Notice to Town Tay-Payers,

NOTICE is hereby given that all Town
~ Taxes for the year 1876 paid 10y the 18th day
OF April, 1871, will be collected prescribed by law.
7. WHITE
Elkton, Mar u. 1S17-&w BaIif.
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j. II. ZEILlN & CO.,

MACON, GA, and PHILADELPHIA.
Price, Sl.CO. Sold by all Druggists.
bet H. IS76-lY
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FREDERICK co. MD. HEARD FROM.

Dr. Swayne son: Enclosed please lind dollar
for two boxes Of your Ointment for Itching Piles
These Tor some ri my friends who afflicted with
this distressing complaint. The box You sent me
year ago. used about "n--alf of it, and glad. YES
am prcud to SAY 1t mad- Il perfect think its
efficacy should h- published throughout the length and
breadth of the land Guu publish this if You think
proper. DAVID GR0SSNlGkLE.
l-tiic>lurs. Frederick Co, Md
READER: II You are suffering with This ammo, Wing
complaint. or Tettr" any rrusty. Soaly. itchy skin
disease sc 10 your dIuggu- and g" box of SwayncS
Ail-llralin- Ointment. II will surely YOU. Price
% cents box Three boxes Il -. boxes s. 81. Sent
10y mail to any adre-s. receipt OF the price. Pre-
pared only 10y
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SWAYNE'S OINTMENT.
EXTRACTS FROM LETTERS

hr. Swayne K SON: Conference.-The box Of Clint
rIeut you sent 10y mail cured me entirely IF Itching
Piles. winch suffered with for five wears
mud 30 cents ur another box for friend "t mine.
ANDREW j. BEACH.
FarhweIl Station. Luu.uun Co. Va.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

NOTICE is hereby given that the firm
~ Of CAMPBELL NiNSINGER. composed of
VIM T. Campbell and Henry Einsngrr, sole partners.
heretofore doing business at Head of Ek Mills Elkton.
Mi Is by mutual vns-nt dissolved. to take effect
the 18th instant.
The business will he continued heretofore 10y Henry
Nusngcr, who is auth riX+d collect ali debts due the
firm, and who will scttl all debts due hv said firm TO
other parties WM F. CAMPBELL.
Mar u, lS71--2w HENRY NINSINGER.
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ORDER NISI.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county In Chanccry

WILLIAM McCLELLAND, use of Jacob Tome. Of
Hannah \. kimble and Lydia W Kimbr.
NICHOLAS HISS AND WIFE.
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The Great Reputation

Which it has attained and the large number of t-si-
mouiuls which constantly heiug received,
elusive proof OF its great value.
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DIR. SWAYNE 4 son.
SO NORTH SMITH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
Sold 10y al Prominent Druggists.
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Three months afterwards, when the GRO
cuses and violets began to peep out from
their wintery beds, and nature made sweet
music to the return Of Spring, Guy Harry
claimed his bride, and they, too, entered
upon the Spring>time of their married
happiness.
A few weeks afterward, as they were on
the broad piazza of Mrs. Thorns dwelling,
in the sweet May twilight, discussing their
future home, Guy said, suddenly:
Unable, dear, would you like to know
the exact time when l made up my mind
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GLEANINGS.

One Column, 800 per inch for year Three changes
allowed 10 yearly advertisers without Additional charge