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Is recommended by physicians above all others
as h gentle stimulant, tonic and diuretIc. II Is
something they can prescribe to patients with con-
ndence, knowing they are using an article that Is
virtues,
Charles A. Seely, . skIllful chemist OF New
York city after making q careful and thorough
analysis says: ~ have examined the wine with
view Of determining the presence or absence Of
various injurious substances which are contained
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sFTEr THE RI.sIsE-sNIs sEks
Suit to Recover Damage. ssr sy.ssa-s rr....-

suit TO Recover Damages tsT >gssibea rruARs-
John Lee and Sarah Lee have eIitr~t sSEi1
against The Baltimore and FSiSraks gIl-plhl
Company, ADd claim damages in 500 On
the 9th Of April ls74, sarah Lee purchased =
ticket and took passage on this rsss from this
city 10 Jersey CitE, v. J. She had shA hsr
two trunks, containing dress goods AND eAll-
tells which she valued Al $500 The company
agreed TO deliver her baggage On thu kseEe
date, but failed 10 do SO, and when thtT Id
deliver II the trunks were in such bod C1a,-
dition that The contents, ior wEIf Of FaVqsr
care, were wholly and eutirely sPcd5rs, and
therefore they trtng tUf fur the damages
claimed.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

x,..~-.- I'M. - -. p-~--,-n~~N. 49,
so-s..n-, ,,sas,,r 70 Nv, 49,,
scsr -
The following have hccome iDctsForhasa -
CARNATIONS, and filed rerfsboshrs 10 ihAa e.
feet In the Recorders oScrs
rHr NATION taxrsxy.
p.,,r., 4 w.r.., p,s,..,, WAN 49,,
- -. --
Earnest L. henns hsNe HH"oa toe ns N'O'
into 4 corporation unoer the name 81 "Ihs
Nation COMPANY" Their osjcca 10 Tia y1N-
r.hipr of n daily psrrr m IA, rrr. Is~
c.n,, Al s,or. q, IA ;, ssn a.. as,.s,,, "a,
.on f.,ao ~ ....--
Wv spAcs On "a" tAoh' ana ipe 90
10 exist Tor twenty wears iren ahN- Ine
Management oftbe concern 10 b se zDstr The
cole control Of three trustees.
4 certfhcate IN the name q The NASH
ington Lyceum Bureau" has f.~en fae3- "
II. Barnard, John c. l. Burctr An1 LE1str
E. Burket, are named ne Tie crru-kssrs Ia
the joint stock company The oh9nca q the
association he to transact and carry On q en-
eral advertising business, 10 contr,ra ssa BE-
come agents for lectures, literary, N ssssal
and Other entertainments, orr.naEsasuns. rail-
road companies, steamboat lines and SD&-
viduals, for the purpose Of giving s1ninsNts
and railroad excursions- The cHEltAl sock 10
liked at $500, in 80 shares NJ tie oAeh-
The term Of the oompArrt exEsn,s 70
fixed at twenty years commanding March -
80, - ~ s,,rasa
rp,ncy .rpoon ~, .rr.
- D - yN
N a; rus ~
H.. y heN. ~p' 49,,
pau gan, vc1ree p; sSA I. eszsn AIssr',
In9n.s hySe, Snar@ ~ Ieen. :. y
! L. 1ume M n. o 1,ea,enonl nss1s %
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wv HAVE RECRIyPn

from Boston now and neatly printed pamphlet
paper, entitled 1.-THE Brunswick" principally de-
name, but also containing guide to Boston and
good deal Of interesting historical and descrip-
tive matter. Every person going to Boston
should have Q copy. II Is sent free on appll.
cation. Address, HOTEL Brunswick, Boston.
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ANDREWS-KING.-Bv the Rev. j, N. T.. Nc
Kee. y. J.. ANDREWS, of bay City, Mlch., aud
CELIA Il. KING, OF Binghamton, NY.
hpr @ ~ kax harIS s h e. W Sr .se
DANIEL EDGAR Richie and EsMARALDk AN
DkRsENE, both OF Washington.
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spirits, etc. I have not found any Of these sub.
stances present In Mr.. Speer's wine, and IL docs
not contain anything but what is found In pure
grape Juice wines.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-07

LApIEs' box.toe button and side.lace boots
very handsome, At
II. l.. STRAsBURGRR's,
30j and 30s Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-07

A yuLL assortment OF infants, chlldren's and
misses shoes and slippers at
II. L. STRAsBuRsER's,
sos and sos Seventh street.
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DILES AND FISTULA.

EDiLES AND flSTCLA-
Dr. X. ID. sHRADER once IeiO strcsil- bsrwean
Twelfth and ThiricCnth SIS. cures Plies and f1stlA
in their worst forms. Wy entirely ne~ and
tcientine method Of Treatment, without using INT
LaQe. NgmuTe, cdusiie ur any OF thu old aud pk1n-
ml remedies. and . coIal,loir and perlnhnun1 cure
guaranteed In every case pay. EsfGrs ~
permission 10 Harrison r. Carter. suPcrlnienaeni
OF 1hirtteD-and-a-hAlf ktruel wharf resi- scnct
60 Thrice nth street southwest, David Ncln1osh-
late Of CunninEhsm Mcintosh. book ana DOB
printers. residence, No. u street nurIhu John
ID. Manion, grocer and liquor dealer, No III
Seventh street southeast. ChArics G. sAiir, ID te
Emery Coal COMPANY Ofhct. FirrI and B
northwest and 10 nUmerous other on ApDlicntinn
at my ONCE. NAnes Of ladies cured can be haA fy
responsible persons. Practice limited 70 diseases
OF the anus and reeium. once hours IA. m
IN, SUNDAYS 10 .. L. ConsshAtien
free. Agl
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The historical portraits OF distinguished repre-
sentative men. lately on exhibition at the Den
tennial Exhibition At Philadelphia, are now
National Gallery" c2s Pennsylvania avenue.
This collection embraced the eminent men Of
America. In addition to tho medals received in
New York for many years, and in London 10 1851,
10 awarded Ms Aighssf award medal at the Cen.
tennial Exposition In Philadelphia, ls7o.
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THE GREAT FAMILY MEDICINE
HEALTH REsToRER.
0tNERAL DEBILITY.


Debility Is . term used to denote deficiency Of
blood. The nuritive constituents OF the blood are
In less than their regular proportion, while the
watery part 10 In excess. Debility Is OF frequent
occurrence. It's incident tn variety Of diseases.
The lower limbs apt to he swollen. The patient
s feeble, and cannot bear much eHcrtion. The cir
culation Is Irregular. hut almost always weak. Pal
pitation OF the hesrt n q very common symptom
most tunultuous action. The vital functions are
laneuidiy performed. The muscular strength Is
diminished; fatigue follows moderate or slight ex-
ercise. Tho breathing. though quiet when at rest,
becomes hurried and even painfully agitated uueer
eSertion, as In running, ascending heights, &c.
The nervous system Is oftcn greatly disordered.
Vertigo, dizziness, and q feeling OF fastness are
very common. Violent and obstinate neursiric
pains In thu head side, breast, and other parts OF
the body are also frequent attendants upon the dis
ease. The secretions sometimes diminished.
In fem aes the menses almost always either
pended or very partially performed. The ollie 10
scanty. and costiveness, with unhealthy e-acua-
tions from the bowels and dyspeptic state OF the
stomach, are extreme common symptoms.
MARVELLOUS EFFECT.
DniRsin.I have used vrernxr. and feel
duty T. ,s ss great sspes, = hss dome
sner.i dsSiiiy caused By svsrao1f. wsntof siesp
and proper rest. was very weak and much ems
ANY of sssS sn ss ps
T,dsS e Wy had mi;
Sops and eeasnass 's al. &s ss.ss
sa' 10 Ts s ss u 4: SssS L
case of s',ef.l Ti r. fSckY
nweb',sr street, ohsries,own, Mass.
SWOLLEN LIMBS.
LEBANON, N. H., Jan. -, Is.c.
n g5I,s .hIs n9,s to inform you Of the
asS we're wolfe. %
ssssIi,SS: snS T:ry p.lnl g % down sssiI..
nsins yoSE msaielns for few .ssf. began e i'm.
turned can now petfer% my dudes IS sarss
with my wonted ease, and feet owe 1t to vEGE-
Yours. gratefully,
Mrs. q. A. II. TILDEN.
PERFECT CURE.
CuARLEsrowS, June II, 1851.
MS; n 2; St Tr: A., y,,,xx,
i psTsss enrs q me when my a,endnE
' " " Mrs. LEpsToN.
v '''' ' a. d. HAYNES.
WOULD NOT BE WITHOUT
vEaETINE
FOR TEN TIMES ITS COST.
The great beneht have received from the Of
yEGETlNE induces me 10 give my testimony In IL.
restoring ths health, but preventive Of diseases
PEW 81 'SsS az ;ss;;f
Attorney and General agent for H.ssaoSnseti. Of
the Cransmens Life Assurance Company, Ne.
fSSsars' Building. Boston. Mass.
PREPARED BY II. r. STEVENS,
BOSTON, MASS.
vEaETINE IS SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
ap7-SAwu
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Is now absolutely necessary. Throw not aside
Jouven's 1nodorous Kid Glove Cleaner. 1t will
cleanse them thoroughly, easily and quickly.
Sold at drug and fancy stores. Is cents per
bottle.
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PREMATURE Loss or THE HAIR,
which IL so common nowadays, may DO entirely
prevented by the use Of Burnett's COcoaine.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-07

AN EXCELLENT Suit to order at $40.
EIskHAN Bios, corner Seventh and L.
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V,HIRTY-FoURrH iEAR.
RANCE COMPANY,
BOSrUN, MASS.

LOOK OUT FOR THlRTY-THIRD ANNUAL
RAPPORT, ISL.
Dividend to membcrs In CASH as their pramiums
fall due. over tWNaso have been returned -
members during the last Lhirty-thrse yeArA
Begin the new year Ia insure.
ALL POLICIES protected from forfeiture ny
Slate law. SollrlI0rs wanted LIberal al EpAAf
TO parties having lnpsed policies.
N. D. CLARKE, General Aren't
Euom ~. Cloud Etndlug-
Also, Aren't nor The Dwellinr -honee Pre- In
surance Company o. E0stOn. lAsS nkSry <
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BuRNETr's FLAvoRING EXTRACTS.
The superiority Of these extracts consists In
their perfect purity and great strength. They
are warranted free from the poisonous oils and
acids which enter into tho composition of many Of
the faetitiOus frult tiavors now in the MARKET.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-07

cannot be restored. Young people remembe,
this Use daily Thurston's Ivory Pearl Tootl
Powder It win preserve your teeth from decay
and keep them sound, clean and white through
life. Is and 10 cents per bottle. Sold BY all drug
gists.
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CIT I7EMS

SpRino OvERcoATs
Prom 81. 20 to go.
English Worsted d. u. Frock Goats,
with Vest 10 match.
Cashmere Business Suits,
New Designs.
Spring Styles Cashmere Pantaloons
Boys, Youths and Ohildrens Clothing at our
usual Low Prices.
NOAH WALKER Co.,
62b Pennsylvania avenue.
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needs occasionally some oIsagenous application
to prevent its becoming dry and harsh. Thomp-
sons Pomade Optime is specially suitable; II
keeps the hair soft and glossy, and impsrts to II
strength and vitality. 70 and 10 cents per bottle.
Sold BY all druggists.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-07

JOHN OSBORN. son q CO. I.
SOLE AGENTS OF '.fIPER-HEIpsIbck--
AMI n SIC. = hA-
NEW YORK AND MONTREAL
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LOCAL MISCELLANT.

bankers, liio Pennsylvania svenue.
At Lee, SIS Seventh street, opposite the Patent
Once, Is selling coal at t&IS and up.
Left-on clothing, watches, pistols, etc., bought
at Hersog's, sl6 d street. Orders attended to.
All kinds Of trunks made 70 order, repaired and
covered ct Murray's. sos Pennsylvania avenue,
Bors AND CHILpRrS,s clothing At b. ROBIN.
SON Co.'S, 900 Pennsylvania avenue.
YorTHs' and Boys clothing, at b. ROBINSON
& Co.'S, 90 Pennsylvania avenue.
POPULAR,
Our Is Dress Pants to order.
EIsENAN Bios, corner Seventh and E.
Book and Job Printing.
The Book and Job Department OF the Ma
TIoSAL REPUBLICAN
EXTENSIVE AND COMPLETE
In all the modern facilities for the expeditions and
perfect execution Of all orders.
rRoNPTNEss AND Low PRICES,
with entire satisfaction in all other particulars,
may be relied upon.
Cali up stairs, second story, REPUBLICAN, build.
ing, Pennsylvania avenue and Thirteenth street.
STRING aoops for Youths Boys and Children,
at the Boys Clothing House. y. ROBINSON Il
Co., eoo Pennsyivania avenue.
REMEMBER,
sis 80 Cashmere Suits to order are the same as
elsewhere At t2j. EIsENAN BRos..
Corner Seventh and L.
Morris, ants and reaches, 1912 + street.
CHILDREN's Kilt Suits, size two to six years, at
the Boys Clothing House, 900 PsnnsJ vania ave-
nue.. b. ROBINSON Co.
HART's Roach Powder, 1912 street.
SPECIAL
SIS Black Diagonal Suits to order.
EIsEMAN Bios, corner Seventh and L.
BuRNETr's FLAvoRINo EXTRACTS.
The superiority Of these extracts consists In
their perfect purity and great strength They
are warranted free from the poisonous oils aud
acids which enter into tho composition Of many OF
the Fictitious fruit havors now in the market.
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Wilson'S ConrouEp OF PURE COP Liver OIL
AND LINR

The advantage OF this compound over the plain
OIL 10 that the nauseatins taste Of the OIL 10
tirely removed, and tho whole rendered entirely
palatable. The offensive taste Of the OH has
long acted asa prominent objection to Its use; but
IN this form the trouble 10 entirely obviated. A
host Of certificates might be given here to testify
Liver OIL and Lime" But tho fact that Il Is
regularly prescribed By the medical faculty 10
sufficient For sale by A. b. Wilbor, Chemist,
Boston, and by ali druggists-
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DIFER-HEIDsIDCK.
LIST OF cHAnrAsNEs
lMroRrED INTO THE UNITED srArks %
DURING THE THREE MONTHS ENDING
MARCH n. ISL.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

~ DR.. NEwMAN'S SERMONS, No. L.
nlmportance OF the Resurrection," will appear
TO-DAY. For sale at the bookstores. aP7-n
AS-UNITARIANS ERyICES.-REv.C CLAY
MCCAULAY, OF Boston, will preach In the UNI
tartan church, corner Of hixth and ID streets, on
SUNDAY MORNING. At n O'Clock. Morning
subject IAN answer u the question what think
you Of Chr ;sN" and In the evening At $50 O'Clock.
Public cordially invited. app
Ss-UNIyERSALIST SERVICES. REV.
In. FAY vill preach In Tallmadge Hall To-
MORkOw. at II O'Clock. Subject: oThe Day Of
- s " S.r NY nsr - "a, IN e.,
CfETY will be held In the Pre- .byteriaa Chsrch,
Georgetown, West street, near Congress, SA O.
hath, the 9Th instant Al !;so y. m. Mr.. Justice
STRONG win pseside, and addresses may be eI-
pected from Rev. T. y. wynkoop, Of India. Rev.
7, T. Murray, y, D., and New. @. l.. shearer, Of
New York. apr
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This popular remedy for dyspepsia, bilious.
moss. sick headache, sour stomach, vertigo, con.
stomach or liver, Is sold by all druggists. rs
cents per package-making quart Of medicine
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-07

BoYs' AND CHILpREN's clothing at ID. ROBIN
SON Co.'S, 900 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-07

YorTHs' and Boys clothing, at b. RoBISso
Co.'S, 90 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-07

Now Is the time Of year for pneumonia, lung
fever, sc. Every family should have bottle Of
Boschee's German Syrup. Don't allow for one
your family or yourself Consumption, asthma.
pneumonia. Group, hemorrhages and other fatal
diseases may set In. Although IL Is true Ger
man Syrup Is curing thousands OF these dreadful
diseases, yet It Is much better to have II at hand
when three doses will cure you. One bottle will
safe IRON danger. II you are consumptive do not
rest until you have tried this remedy. Sample
bottles, 10 cents Regular size, 70 cents. Sold
by your druggist. Charles Stott 4 Co., whole
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-07

NONNONNNN~ININ-oINO
We TINE
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One Of the best COPIES Of RsphseI's ..Msourna a
San si.to." This nesgtifd E,cfure. Nfn -
Full stock arrived for The HoindzyA- sfnfunsx,
Flowers. Notices. TrAnsparcncie<- Ae Kasef Nhh
fumes attached Tor Cahfnet ana Car1e oe VIM
Photographs Tor Christmas or Wedding frcxen0
What can be more seantifai than . nne fain<,nG-
Eraphi Call and eaAniine our ssock- which b -
OF The largest In America Cord, wtre N.n.- Ac-,
Frames Of all Kinds made - ordsr- fztnan0
cleaned and yarniahed. dos
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odd FELLOWS HALL.
~ seventh street, washine1on- n C.
The finest Hail In TIE city for Balls. sarlnhles,
Concerts. Lectures and prznafie Enfrrfziummls,
having nrst class eonvenirncns md . vel-nrhssA
stage. supplied win be~ scenery, VIII he rcnlc1
lsyet.hie terms. Apply n ne taniiorNs ellca. IN
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Con LIVER OIL AND LINE.
That pleasant and active agent in the cure Of
all eonsumptive symptoms, "Wilbor's compound
Of Pure Cod Liver Oh and Lime,"is being uni
yersally adopted in medical practice. Sold by
the proprietor, A. II. wilbor, chemist, Boston.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-07

POPULAR,
Our Is Dress Pants to order.
EIsENAN Bios, corner Seventh and Z
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west.
Also, Largest stock OF farerhsngines HSsaev
Shades, Pictures, Frames, ficfure Cords I'd rns-
sells, Rings, Nails. &C., In tbe Disrr1c1
A6TERhs CASH.
Please rems mber name and uumber. h1n
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SPECIAL
Sc5 Black Diagonal Suits to order.
EIsEMAN Bios, corner Seventh and L.
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CHILDREN's Kilt Suits, size two to six years
the Boys Clothing House, 900 PsnnsJlv anla q
nue.. b. ROBINSON 4 Go.
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Lee, Jackson and Stuart.

The death of the famous cavalryman
produced deep and painful sensation,
in some degree akin to that produced by
the death of Jackson. The Southern
people, indeed, had become accustomed
to couple together the three great names,
Lee, Jackson and Stuart, valuing each
for his peculiar qualities. No compari-
son was intended to be made between
these three distinguished soldiers, but it
is interesting to notice how sharply con-
trasted they were in character and how
peculiarly each was fitted for the sphere
in which he moved and his special func-
tions. Lee, the head and front of the
struggle, was the born commander-in-
chief, fitted for the conception of great
campaigns, ever wide awake, man of
august dignity by nature, calm, suave,
grave, taking good and evil fortune with
the same imposing serenity; in person,
one of the most noble and graceful men
of his epoch, and the finest rider in the
Southern army; in character, simple,
pure, patient, binding to himself both
the love and respect of men. Jackson
was the infantry leader, the ''right arm''
to execute what Lee conceived: in per-
son not graceful, in manner silent,
reserved and often abrupt; cautious
council, but rapid and terrible
in execution, going to battle with NUT
tered prayers on his lips, leaving all to
Providence, but striking with all the
power of his arm to do his own part, and
in many ways resembling the Tonsides
of Cromwell. Stuart, on the contrary,
was the cavalier, essentially belonging
to the class of men who followed the for
tunes of Charles I.-ardent, impetuous,
brimming over with the wine of life and
youth, with the headlong courage of a
high-spirited boy, fond of bright colors,
of rippling flags, of martial music, and
the clash of sabers-in all the warp and
woof his character an embodiment of
the best traits of English cavaliers mot
Of their bad traits, Although his utter
carelessness as to the impression he pro-
duced subjected him to many calumnies,
it is here placed on record by one who
knew his private life thoroughly and
was with him day and night for years,
that he was in morals among the purest
of men--a faithful husband, absolutely
without vices of any description, and if
not demonstrative in his religious views,
an earnest and exemplary Christian. His
| love for his wife was deep and devoted,
and on the death of his little daughter,
Flora, he said to me, with tears IN his
eyes, 81 shall never get over it" u.
Estea Cooke, IN the Philadelphia Times.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1877-05-24
NUMBER 10.

like. I'd let it go too long, that's what
it was. 1 humbly ask your pardon, I'm
sure, for the trouble I've caused, and
thank you kindly for giving me nights
shelter. / feel don't deserve your
kindness, sir; but I'm grateful, | assure
you" .-
And with tears in his eyes Evan moved
humbly to the hall door to depart.
"No, no,n said Mr.. Owen Jones;
"you mustn't think of going without
your breakfast We are all Welsh here;
and if brother Welshman does take a
glass too much on ST. David's Day we
know how to make allowances for him.
Come, step in here. We have had
breakfast an hour ago; but Mrs. Jones
is waiting to give you yours" SIT
Looking very shamefaced and repent
ant, Evan Jones followed his namesake
into the breakfast parlor, where Mrs.
Jones, who had heard his humble con-
fession and apology, gave him kindly
greeting, and he was soon seated be-
fore snowy table-cloth, and, as well as
his headache would let him, enjoying a
plenteous repast.
feel that there must be a moral to
this story somewhere, but can't quite
see where it lies. You can't call it eX-
actly a temperance story, because, you
observe, Evan Jones got good nights
lodging and made a couple of kind
friends by getting drunk-which is not
poetical justice by any means. After
much anxious consideration, the only
safe moral / can see is, that married
lady should never order any gentleman,
however tipsy, to be put into her own
bed without making quite sure, in the
first place, that he is the gentleman who
rightfully belongs to her.-London So.
cietY.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1877-05-24
A Lay of True Love.


As young man was looking over u
barrel of eggs received at a grocery OH
Newark Avenue, Jersey City, about II
month ago, he found the following in
scription upon one of the eggs:
If this you see, young man,
Write just as soon as you can,
And let me hear from my favorite egg;a
This great boon humbly beg.
JULIA BRIERsoN, Westfield, Ohio.
The youth Immediately wrote to the
address, inclosing his photograph, and
received reply and picture from the
writer of the lines. The correspondence
was continued to the satisfaction of both
persons, who are to be married next
month. 1t is said the young lady is the
daughter of a wealthy farmer, and wrote
the lines in jest, never expecting to hear
from them.
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