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NORTH EAST, May w.,
MEssKs. DAVIS. PUGH Co: have used tt,y EnU.
Bone On wheat, and like it better tiaghis S,rinI.
ever put my land, and will it aga '"7
on corn. | am satisfied it cannot be heatEARyEs
Yours respectfully, WM. X
x Sept. e. 1876.
DAVIS. PuGH Co-Sirs: nsed AGO ,,d :' . -rI
tionat Bone on my land several YET me five tnns If
the good effects of it. Please s,g an 'nr, am,
convinced it is the very best fertile T. C0LLINGs'
land.
CONSTABLE Fv near p'rt DEPOSIT.
No., ~. have used the ChiraqD
DAVIS PuaH-''sntirmsta ly say that it is beyond
sa,.nM b',e, ana can " used. 1t acts quickly.
doubt the best fertilizer ht corn and nnt,toas ''
and brings good crops of JAMES A. MACKEy
Zion, May D. 1871
n.,,, p,,.,, ~ =: have used the ChicoG,
vti', I'm 20 it well. am satisfied it is a
No. manure 'r"I and iHrns wheat corn and potatoes
ZION, June l. ISL
Maze, p,.,,, =. -Gents: am firm believer in the
. CG;.,, rs VIZ Bone. Myself and relatives have
.i .i Ads of it at different times and have
vs.. 49,. "a manure To beat it on wheat corn or
no, yet ionndI it again this Fall. if | live
R., iy yours, ABSALOM McNEY
NORTH EAST, April /, 1877
n nj K CO-Sirs: i have used and still con.
,;. NV u, Z the Chicago National Bone l don't
~ luhle: mean the Chicago National Bone:
NJ ty IT has done more for than any Bone |
aun mus r am putting it this SPRING
SAMUEL MAFFIT.
BAY VIEW, May II, 1877.
rs. pHGH Co srs: have used the :" Chieoqo
~ ildi Bone on wheat, and potatoes and if any
n'oubts the quality of this Bone tell them to write
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MORE Federal interference. A Dem
ocratic Governor calls for United States
troops to keep his constituents in order.
Where are our liberties
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YELLOW FEvER.-To ameliorate the
dreadful effects of Yellow Fever take Sim,
mons Liver Regulator. Let it be given in
large doses, that it may have an immediate
effect upon the liver, and remove the accum.
ulating bile. 1t so acts upon the liver,
stomach and blood as to prevent the attack
of this terrible disease.
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THERE is one point, at least. on which
we shall have the Democracy united
not only solid South, but an equally
solid North; and that is the spoils. To
secure the largest possible share, all
Democrats will, as it looks now, unite
upon SAM Randall for Speaker.
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sB You can buy from Messrs VIM. Read
Il Son, 13 Faneuil Hall Square, Boston, q
good English Breeeh- loading Gun, for the
small sum of $500, they keep also the
finest guns, and there is nothing in the
sporting line that they cannot furnish you
at less price than any other house. Write
them for a catalogue.
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MARRIED..

SIl1FERY-PUGH.- the NJ. E. Par
sonage, in Eikton, on the 18th instant,
by the Rev. d. c. Ridgway, THOMAS
sHRIyERy to ANN REnECCA PUGII, both
of this county.
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DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES for the
sherffality are springing up as rapidly
as mushrooms. One candidate each
from the First, Second and Fourth, and
two from the Third are announced
The Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, Eighth and
Ninth are vet to be heard from
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UNCLE SAMUEL TILDEN has about as
much of a political future as Peter
Schlemil had of a shadow after his little
dicker with Satan.
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e3g JonN A. JOHNSON, Tailor and Cut
ter recently with John Frazer's clothing
store, has located himself in the store of
w. G. Crow, ElSton, and is now prepared
to do all kinds of work in his line at the
lowest prices. Cleaning and repairing done.
All work guaranteed to give satisfaction.
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Chicago National Bone.
Weighed and Not Found Wanting.
The Great Fertilizer Of 1he Age!
TO the Farmers of Cecil and the 1djoin"g Couhies;
GEsrLMENWe take pleasure offering this season for wheat
lof the
BEST B0NES

that has been sold in county Pne The Chicago NatonaD
by its own merits see by the W received by us from
of the responsible county we 10 not ask
Bone but wro those whose signatures
bottom of the following
We prepared deliver FRANCES or others at Gerry LOm
IttccS CUSH, from ons stations along all
the Railroads Landing N heay VI ''ers
Rsw
READ THE OWING TIES
FROM SOME or THE rST FARMERS IN CECIL COUNTY:
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THE fraud" dynasty has departed
for Europe wholly from us Now let
us have peace.
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ORDER NISI.

REUBEN KIRK
JAMES SMITH AND MARY j. SMITH HIS WIFE
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county In Chancery
No. 742 D. 5.
nrdered, this 22nd day of June 1877 that the sale
Omade and reported by VIM. 7. warburton Jr, one
OF the Trustees for the sale of the real the
above entitled be ratified and confirmed unless
to the contrary thereof be shown ON before the
18th day of August next provided copy of this order
be inserted III some newspaper printed in Cecil county
week for month before the 18th day of july
next.
The report states the amount of sale to be $500
A. W MITCHELL, Clerk.
True copy: test, A W. MITCHELL.
June 23-lm Clerk
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Mr.. TILDEN's personal organ seems
to take it for granted that every dis
placed Republican of1ice-bolder will at
once set to work to organize Demo-
cratic club. The organ forgets that
there is such a thing as principle yet
extant 1t did not die with the organ
editors flop over from Grant to Tilden.
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ELKTON. JULY 81, 1877.

TUE Returning Board bugaboo is
fading away already
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y sharp earthquake shock, lasting only
for moment, was felt in Memphis, on Sat
urday evening, at twenty minutes before
seven o'clock.
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UsUFRUcT is on the bounding pillows
to-day, en- route for Europe.
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PRESIDENT HAYES is not going to
White Sulphur Springs. So the trem-
bling souls that feared he might be
"honeyfogled" by the Southern Gov
errors can sleep in peace.
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s9 How can have clear and brilliant
complexion? Simply by using DR.. Bulls
Blood Mixture and observing the rules of
health.
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FOR RENT

ME STORE ROOM in Tile Cecil WHO
= Building, recently occupied toy John Wilkinson
Possession given Immediately. Apply at
Sep to, lS76-tf THIS OFFICE
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F"os'Shed ty Order Of the Temperance Committee ~
North East ~ E. Church,
Since the efforts made by a tarqe aaajorify of the
voters of the 9TH Election district have failed to secure
ae uo-pperaton %l inc LEGISLATORS OF our county in
giving us law that majority of the voters in the
district should decide whether should have intox-
eating fluids sold beverage or not, submit
to the public the names of the ew who have voluntar
lily assumed to be sponsors for the liquor traffic for the
present year
FOR BENONI F. THOMAS
Jesse S. Boulder Sam'l D. Mafltt, VIM. t Dawson,
Geo o; D Racine, Levi Riddell, Anthony George,
J. C. McNamee J. ". Purner, VIM T. Ramsey.
Bondsmen-Benoni F. Thomas, William r. Mearns
Anthony George William I. Ramsay
Fitness to BOHi-T. A. Worrall.
FOR JACOB GILBERT
Louis &. Harlan John B. Russell Sam1 D. Mofftt
John W CrotherS, W. T. Ramsey, Anthony George
Thos W. Rowland, Thomas Burns, jos. Be en- amin
BonismeH-Jacob x Gilbert, Anthony George.
mark John b. Russell.
HttRtSS 10 Boht-Juscph Benjnmin.
FOR WILLIAM T RAMSEY.
sam'l NJ. Johnson p. Housekeeper, Jesse s. Bouden
H. j. Barber, Joseph benjamin, Matthew RUSSELL
John T. Lynch, Nathan Alexander, J. W. Crothers
Thomas Tyson; Benoni =. Thomas, Levi Ridiel
BondSmeH William T Ramsey, Thomas Tyson.
HHheSS 10 Bohd-Bcnjaimin +. Logan.
FOR JOSEPH TAYLOR
m " M neiJa'nih, '"hh u Russell, VIM. T. Ramsey,
D. r. nnoniaS, L. u, Harlan, Samuel Burns, -
n, w. piauh, Lew Klddell q. 5. Jefieris,
ihoh'as h'udell, n. Alexander, Lewis Boulder.
bohtSmeR-Joseph Taylor, Levi Ridiell.
John b. Russell.
Witness to BORi-Granyille :. Jefrris
FOR VALENTINE B. ALGARD.
Henry Frederick, b. F. Thomas VIM II R,L.r
John Il Russell, Saml H. Mofitt Jas. R. Foreaker
Daniel Lilley, Louis G. Harlan Thomas Tyson
Joseph Murphy Joseph Weaver Jos Beninn,in
Observation-Disclosures b. Algard, Henry Frederick.
Joseph Benjamin.
Witness TO B0nd-Wm McNeipht
July II, lS77-5w
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LIST OF LICENSES

LIST OF LICENSES
TO sell Spirituous and Fermented Liquors
4 and Lager Beer in the 9th and 9th Election dis
tricts. with those recommending the applications
therefor and their Bondsmen, required by law.
Fabt>hed b" Order Of Cecil Lodge No. 10, T. O. G. T.
WILLIAM GRASON, Rising Sun
- w caldwell, D. Thomas Riale, Saml NJ. Brickey,
VIM Jas Evans, John Cameron G.E Mccullough
VI. 1. Neshitt. Abner G. Couson, A. Brumi-ld,
j. Reynolds, John F. Reynolds, John d. Gra,son.
Bond signed 10y Vim. Grason, A Brumfield, Samuel
VI. Brickley.
JOHN 7. BURKINs, Rising Sun.
;. W, Winchester, + j. Boyd Myes Brown,
j. $. Rea A BrumfcLI q n WcCnIouab
Chas; McDouga J. W. Caldwell, Joseph Walker,
lillian James McMullin, Samuel VI. Bri ckley.
Bond signed by John T. Burkins William James
McMuilin, Sarah f. Burkins.
REBECCA KRAUSS IIarrisvile
Illllm Grason. John ii. Shannon, .ugurtha Hall,
J. W. Caldwell, Francis J. Boyd, James Wiley
Lewis Cous"n, S II. Coulson, Emanuel Lamm,
David W. Burin, Walter Gather, Isaac Preston,
N. A. Mccullough.
Bond signed by Reb. Krauss, William Grason, J. W.
FRANCIS J. BOYD. Battle Swamp
). T. Warner, Samuel lasson, J. W. Caldwell
;, NJ Brickley, Joseph Colbert, John Cameron.
Walter Gather, g. E. Mccullough, David T; Nesbitt
Geo d. Farra, N. A Mccullough, David Rea,
j. ii. Shannon, Ira White, A. G. Thompson
L. L. Marshall.
Bond signed 10y Francis J. Boyd, David Rea, John H.
Shannon, Joseph Colbert.
SAMUE Ell HAMBLETON. Brick Meeting House.
Josiah Feeder. T. II. Van Pelt, Gao. W Janney.
John Gallagher. Joseph 2. Rain, Gee. W. Oldham,
Sam + Barratt. John 7. Slicer. Job England
Henry A. Wright. ii L. Tombstone, EnoCh Johnson.
Bond signed by Samuel Hambeton VIM. c. Handle
ton Hannah T. Rale
July q, 1917
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IT looks as if the net was closing in
around the Mormon leaders. The dis
covery of an important witness who
was supposed to have been murdered
many years ago may corner even the
great Brigham himself
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ORDER NISI.

III the IItHlt SouTt LOT Secl county. In Chancery.
No. us d. ).
ORDERED, this 22nd day OF June, in
~ the year 1871 that the sale made and reported hy
William j. Jones Trustee for the sale real estate
mentioned in the proceedings in the aboveentitled
cause, be ratified and confirmed unless cause to the
contrary thereof lie shown before the 18th ay of
August next provided copy of this order be
IN some newspaper printed in Cecil county once week
Tor one month before the 18th day of July next.
The report states the amount of sale to be $1,000.
A. W MITCHELL, Clerk.
True copy: test, A. W. MITCHELL
June %, lS77-lm Clerk
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Mr. TILDEN, bending his manly form
over the railing, and trying his best to
keep his immortal soul from leaping
from his mouth, while he calculates
after each wrench, Fraud! !" is a spec
tacle to stir the American heart.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR SAL.

ONE ESTEY ORGAN, in good order.
~ For particulars, address BOX s. p. o., Elkton Nd.
July u, IST1-3w
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AMONG the curious antiquarian dis
coveries in Rome is monument on
which an inscription reads: " The rs
culapius and health l.. Clodius Her
mippus, who lived ll3 years and 5 days
through the breath of young maidens
(erects this monument)" Hermippus
seems to have been teacher of girls
in the great metropolis, who attributed
his unusual length of life to the breath
OF those with whom he was daily asso-
ciated. The idea has been revived in
Germany, and book is out showing
the wonderful preservative effects of the
breath of lis young ladies. The fear
now is, if such medicine will keep death
at respectable distance, Bismarck. Nv
avail himself of it and go,9n living
indefinitely. But ouly think what a
medicine to, takeI 1t takes away ones
breath to think of it.
THERE is no longer any doubt as to
the crossing of the Balkans by the
Russians. Various reports, some of
them originating in the panic of the
Turks, have finally been confirmed, so
far as the main fact of the crossing is
concerned. But it by no means follows
that this advance is a considerable one,
or that it even indicates the point at
which the main force will eventually
pass the line A Russian (ofiiciaD ac-
count says that Gen Gourkho is march
ing on kasanlik, south of the Balkans,
and that he is in the rear of the Turk
ish force posted in the Schipka defle.
The presence of Gourkho south of the
Balkans has heretofore been considered
doubtful, as long as Raouf Pasha oc-
cupied the Schipka Pass 1t now turns
out that Raouf Pasha has been fanked :;
and this may account for the consterna-
ton which is said to prevail in Con-
stantinople.
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NOTICE.
Notice to Creditors,
NOTICE.
JOSEPH PENNELL

JOSEPH PENNELL
NEVIN W. MCCORMICK and MARY A. MCCORMICK.
his wife.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Equity.
No 13I d. 3.
n pursuance of an Order of the Circuit
4 Court for Cecil county, in equity notice is hereby
given to the creditors of Nevin Mccormick deceased
and the lien creditors of Mary A. Mccormick James
Mccormick, and Thomas A. Mccormick. to file the
vouchers of their claims, properly authenticated in
the office of the Clerk of said Court before the
18th day of October. 1877. c. MCCULLOUGH
Auditor of the Circuit Court for Cecil county, Equity
June % I'm
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ORDER NISI.
ORDER NISI.

jacob TOME
|
DAVID NJ. TAYLOR and KEBEccA A'i'' HIS
WIFE.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil COUNT S"''''iS'
No. 796, D. ).
ORDERED, This 18th q Il July, ion,
WIram / - 49, i..t i'' in the mortgage IL
tho ~ :" ,ntrief cause, he ratified and confirmed
unless cause to the contrary thereof he shown oil
before the 2ir'l day of September provided cop,
OF TINS Order hc inserted in some newspaper printe,
AMI published III Cecil county. once week for on,
month before the 22nd day of August next.
The Report states the Of sale $50 90
A. w MITCHELL. Clerk.
True copy: test A. W. MITCHELL,
July u, lS11-lm Clerk
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THE ingenious Washington cores,
pondents who sought to blacken the
record of Vice President Wheeler by
asserting that, while member of Con
gress, he obtained contract from the
War Department, have come to grief
1t turns out that he never had any con-
tract Of any kind with the government,
and that it was another man of the
same name, person in no way related
to or connected with the Vice-President,
who had the contract The Washing.
ton correspondents must cast the drag
net again.
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DAVIS e PUGH, PORT DEPOSIT, MD.
DAVIS, PUGH & CO., NORTH EAST, MID.
~ 1 letters addressed ear pMA pronup: attention.
1S7-n
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NOTICE..


NOTICE.
TNHE Second Annual Meeting of the
4 FARMERS AND MECHANICS MUTUAL IN.
SCRANCE ASSOCIATION OF CECIL COUNTY will
he held at the Hall in Zion, Ninth district on Sutur-
"dG the 18th day of July 1877 o'clock p. NJ.
IL. ii. kIMBLE,
July q, lo''--w Secretary
ORDER NISI.
ALFRED UTTER, Admir- of Carssa II. litter dec d
DAVID TAYLOR, EFT UXOR. EFT ALIAS.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Chancery
No. 699. d. 5.
ORDERED, This 10Th day of July, A. D.,
~ 1871. that the sale made and reported by l.. Mar
shall ilaneS, Trustee for the sale of the Real Esta
mentioned III the proceedings in this cause be ratif
and confirmed unless to the contrary thereof
shown before the 2:irl day of September n
provided, copy of this Order be inserted in In
paper printed in Cecil county. Il week f.
month before the 22nd day of August next. am
A. W. MlICHELL,f
True copy: test, A. W. MITCHnrk
July u, lS77-lm
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ALL THE REAL ESTATE

whereof Aaron Minglin, late of Cecil county, died
seized and possessed This property situated in Cecil
county on the public road leading from Cherry HILL in
said county, to Newark, Delaware about three miles
from either place, and about five miles from Elktnn
adjoining lands of James McKanc, William Campbell
the heirs of John Devinncy and Others 1t consists of
tract of land containing
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LIST OF LICENSES

HOseil Spirituous and Fermented Liquors
4 and Lager Beer in the Fifth Election District with
those recommending the applications therefor and
their Bondsmen, required by law
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THE WAR IN EURoPE-Heavy fight
ing has taken place during the past
week; victory in almost every instance
being on the side of the Russians, who
having crossed the Balkan mountains,
are intent upon destroying the work
shops as Jeni Saghra. They are also
resolved to obtain possession of kasan-
lik and Selimno in order to obtain con-
troll of the important Balkan passes
The Porte isssans trnops with great
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Published ty Order Of the Temperance Committee Of
North East NJ E. Church,
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SAMUEL HAMILTON. Brick Meeting House.

Bond signed by Francis J. Boyd, David Rea, John II
Shannon, Joseph Colbert.
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BAY VIEW, May II, 1877.
rs. PuGH y Co-Sirs: have used the Cbicoqo
W. Hdt Bone On wheat corn and potatoes, and if any
'onbts the quality Of this Bone tell them TO write
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-05

Savage animals are not set extinct in YER
mont, a. Thomas PnsginL'on of East Richiord
found TO his cost fcw mornings ago. H. was
on his way 10 his sugar richard, IN company
face with huge panther, The dog was torn In
pieces in n twinkl'ng and the beast then turned
unarmnd, kept his presence Of mind. and
avoided the crraturo's first spring by falling ON
his tae". The second time ne was cnugit by
tho shuu. Ter, and adrsperate strui,gl" followed,
both rolling over and over on me ground and
finally falling over prr'iplre 20 feet high
which ended the combat. Mr. Prggington las
unconscious for several hours until found 10y
his FRI nds, and he is 50 severely injured that
his Recovery r. doubtful, The panther hae moi
VIZ badly hurt hy the lall and party OF hunters
are lOOklns iur hun.
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'.'hs Charm. Of Lin In Minnesota.

Foo us hsA Gin Pet
After reading our article last week. DR..
RontIy came and Interviewed W. lie BROUGHT
n few friends llong Ia 500 him eat Us up. with
his hands tod hrnnd him. He did not IKE our
article. and W. don't llumc rim. for there Wrre
q fow slyin-s in il which were "A little severe.
lie lo'k.i arms with I-, END we waited round
IT," room with hun the tune 81 high words.
an lo the Infinite delight of tho Spectators.
u hanis w'rr not trd very tight. either.
Nun.rous chairs and other furniture were
speedily demolished and put OUT of the way.
gallon lug of INK. We took the Doctor for "A
sponge and mapped the ink up as quickly ns
w. roll II around Tor nwhl' and then we began
t. feel Ike li'ht, and We don't doubt but what
W. would have had n quarrel very soon, but the
Doctor sudi' MY concluded h. didn't care
whether W. took back what we said or not, and.
~ thcra was not any prospect Of our taking II
pack rlEnt .U NJ concluded 10 quit Just Us we
lad got ready 10 oesin.
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AURORA, H., Nave At Oewogo six miles
Wesi Of This place, last evening" most painful
H,cldcnl occurred on tho Eos rlN.r lr'nch #
The village school ia her a MIS- Brown. had
boon ont forhn afternoon str0ll with her pupils.
aud had lust crossed the hlilge oycra riNine.
Ky "l an approaching tiain, noticed that one
i,ur p2y lhd Jagged behind, nnd would not
o. llin rescue, and saved ia" life of tie child a.
en h,"orn,1 roS, Of her own The wheels Of the
rhS,ln Iush'd t'n toes Il her right foot, and
shr was thrown from tho bridge sustaining
dangerous Internal injuries.
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The Blacksmith WA. Capable of True Love

fH' Ne fil lN' h 10 fn
Away back half century ago there lived
IN Ian ,toro arI rh ola iurn-r. THIN as now
rich "ia farmers V"r the pOs-f~-or- If dnush-
tHr- ana sons. AMI the daughters somehow
would lave hrauN. Ia the sam" town Lived an
industrious young hlNchsn th. who sought the
nanl of the only Jan :hter of the rich old fgrm-
cr. who. hy th" way. held higher hopes and as
riraiion, for her, aud plainly told the young
man hai he . did notthiiS an anvil and Il piano
would sound well to-cthcr' Tho blacksmith
swallowed tie r.huil. and forrstnllng Horace
tir-eeys advice 10y several yoars went W, t."
Meanwhile the daughter had an unobJcrtiona-
BIZ sultur whom she WAS allowed to marry.
Ten years or more she lived happily. when her
husband died. Then came years OF widowAood
and all tue sorrows and trials the word Implies.
\ con~Ollng and consoluDle widowrr, however,
happening along. she was again married.
Another decid" of happy welded life. and She
WIS again lett widow. II was then She re-
turned To- the pai,rna roof. and after few
years her father followed the two hus AN is.
Now was tho first lovris opioriun ~. Within
the present year, the young blacksmith. having
nHuliy RED he'd TIE age Oi thrre-scur' and ten.
W.4.l' ou aV-i a. J. i.'fru fries H. irurn a tls
situat'o rrn wei hI- suit amt YVES accept a..
And nuN thor. is only T. RE t harmony la the
Anvil Chorus, IN which they bOtn Join.
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FALL RIVER, May 3.-All parties in the
city dealing in liquor, either wholesale or re-
TAN, nave been notified TO discontinue selling.
ana several have been prosecuted for not obey
ing instruclons. This morning nine persons
We're before the court for Illegal liquor selling.
Ihe nrst case was disposed Qf by u line oil t75
and costs. which was appealed.