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WALDO S2.-3urrernr Judicial Court, January
Term, Is.
I AMES l.. UuNhINS 81. FRANK now ARD
- And now on suggestion 10 the Court that De.
1endant, at the time OF service OF the writ was not
an iniabant OF this State, and had no tenant, agent,
or attorney within the that his goods estate
have been attached in this action, that he had
no notice OF said suit and attachment it il DRDFi-
D that notice of the tendency of this suit be given
to the said Defendant, by publishing an attested
copy OF this Order, together with abstract OF the
Plaintiff writ, three weeks successfully in the Re.
publican journal, newspaper printed at Belfast,
in the County of Waldo, the last publication to be-
not less than thirty days before the next term of
TINS Court, to be holden at Belfast, within and for
the County OF Waldo, the third Tuesday OF April.
1877. that said Defendant NAV then and there ap
pear, and answer to said suit if he shall cause
Attest w. d, FRY F., Clerk.
Instruct Of PHE Wrt }
Assumpst account annexed 10 writ Tor cash
and labor, amounting to $,isi5. faintn also claims
same amount under general count ior money had
and received.
Date of Writ, August 18th, 1870.
Returnable to oct. Term Supreme Judicial Court,
Waldo County, 1876
AID Damnum, $500.
+. A. GREER, Pins Atty Belfast, Me.
True Copy OF the Order of Court with Abstract of
the Writ.
%w"l Attest W. q. FRYE, Clerk
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The Gardiner Journal says that a sad
case of destitution and misery was found
last week in Pittston. Living in a rickety
shanty of boards with laths nailed over the
cracks, were the family of a miserable
drunkard. The outside door lie had kicked
OF IN one of his drunken sprees, and one
OF the gentlemen who went to assist them
remarked that he would not have his hog
live in so cold a hole. Three almost naked
children lay on Il heap of rags, crying
from hunger and cold. Nothing to eat but
about two quarts of flour and :. half pint
Of milk, and the milk was frozen Kind
people furnished clothing for the wife and
babies. and they were taken to the town
farm. The husband and father tried to in
tertere. but was sent to Jail for thirty days
by Justice Goodspeed, on Friday, and his
family will now have a comfortable home
at least
Two women and man are under arrest in
Philadelphia. They comprise the Oh arity Re-
lief Association. They hired house, put out
a sign. collected money from benevolent per-
sons, and pocketed the proceeds They are
said to have operated in the same manner in
other cities. The man processes to be clergy
man and looks like one. The women are glib,
pretty and accomplished in the trick of getting
subscriptions out Of susceptible men.
Physicians have estimated that 20 900 to
10000 persons die annually in this country
from the use or abuse OF tobacco. In Ger
many it is calculated that one halt of the
deaths between the ages OF eighteen and
twenty-five arise from the same cause. 1t
Undue es various fatal diseases, especially
nervous ones.
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PATENTS.
r. H. EDDY,

No. 76 State ST., opposite kiIby ST. Boston
Secures Patents in the United States also in Great
Britain, France and other foreign countries Copies
OF the claims OF any Patent furnished by RENTING
one dollar. Assignments recorded at Washington.
No agency IN tie Inited States possesses Superior
facilities Tof obtdin.ng PatentS dScertaiuanq the
Patentdjt}jtp u inrcHtions.
r. II. EDDY, Solicitor OF Patents
TESTIMONIALS.
Il regard Mr. Eddy one of the mas capat}e and
SucceSSfH practitioners with whom have had Off
cial intercourse. CHAS. MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents"
"inventors cannot employ a person more trust
worthy or more capable Of securing for them an early
and favorable consideration the Patent Office
EDMUND BURKE, late Com. Of Patents :"
Boston, October 70, 1870
Il. III. EDDY, tSQ.-Dear Sir you procured for
me, in 1910, my first patent. Since then you have
acted for and advised in hundreds OF cases. ana
procured many patents, reissues and extensions. l
have occasionally employed the best agencies in New
orb, Philadelphia and Washington, but still give
you almost the whole of my business in your line
and advise others to employ you
ours truly, GEORGE DRAPER
Boston, Jan'y l, 1S1T-1yr21-
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G.. Z r E A d
MACHINIS T
DEALER IN All KINDS pF
Sewing Machine Attachments.

t.+Particular attention given to Sewing Machine
Repairing. Shot Guns Repaired and Bored to shoot
close. No. 40 MAIN STREET.
JAN LIST, lsIG-tf
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For Stomachs Out of Order

No mcdIclne viii 50 elFfctUaIly improve thr tUnt
OF the stomach as these Pills they removr ali uctd
jty occasoned either by intrmperanec 81 improper
diet. They reach the liver and reduce to health,
action; they are wonderfully etiIclcOus in eases o.
spasm in fact they e,er fail IN caring III disorder
OF the liver and stomach
HOLLOWAY u Pill 3 are he he / known III,
world for the following disease: Acne Asthma
Bilious Complaints, blotChr7 the SKIN, Bow cla
Consumption, Debility, Dropsy, Dysentery, Frysipe
Govt, Headache, Indigestion, Inflammation, Ytuu
dice. Liver COMPLAINTS, lumhago, Piles, Rheum1
tism, Retention Of urine, Scrolula or hinE's FSH,
Sore 1hroats, stone ana Gravel, lie DouloUrruS
TumOI4, Ulcers. Worms Ut -l Kinds Wa aEness from
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Sanford's Steamship Co.,
BOSTON AND LOWELL!
AE--s=zzs=ss5=--z,r..-'--------

After this date the Steamer kAIAHDIN, Captain
VIM. Il. RoIN, will make but one trip per week. leav
ing Belfast for Boston on Mondays and Boston
Thursdays, touching at all the landings.
30 Freight taken at usual rates.
Belfast Dec. 10, 1876. ID. LANE, Agent.
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= = - = - w 4 L 4 i 4 "A ?
Invariably cure the following disease
Disorder of the Kidneys.

In all diseases affecting these organs, whether
they secrete too much or too little water whether
they be afflicted with the stone gravel or witt
aches and pains settled in the loins over tn, region,
of the Kidneys, these rails should be taken accord
ing TO the printed directions, and the Ointment
should be well rubbed into the small OF the back
bed time. rms treatment will give almost immrdi
ate rttt when all other means have ftiIed.
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MARK THESE FACTS
The Testimony of the Whole World.
HOLLOWAY = PILLS


HOLLOWAY : PILLS..
Extracts from Various Letters.
al had no appetite; Holloway PIN ga,e me it
hearty one"
So our Pills are marvellous
81 send for another box, and keep Acm in the
house"
"Dr: Holloway has cured my headache that was
chronic"
81 gave one of your Pills to my babe Tor cholera
morbus. The dear little thing got well in day."
"My nausea OF morning is now cured"
y our box of Holloway's Ointment cured me OF
noises in the head. rubbed some of your Ointment
behind the ears, and the noise has left
''Send me two boxes want one fora poor family
81 enclose dollar; your price is - cents, but The
medicine to is worth dollar"
''Send me five boxes of your Pills"
LET me have three boxes Of your PiIl, by return
mail, for Chills and Fever"
have over 200 such testimonials H. th--r, tu
want of space compels me to conclude.
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Jewels of Thought and Devotion

II dead in Christ HEY rest in hope,
And DER their sleep sublime,
HE shadow Of the Steeple moves
From morn till yesper-chimc.
ON every mound in solemn shade,
Its lmagcd cross doth lie,
A. goes the sunlight to the west,
or rides he mann ON Iiafh
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C0NSU M PTION
IT RELIEVES CONSUMPTION

" hen MI othcr remedies fail, and two spooniuls
taken before going to bed, will soon loosen and
lieye the worst Cough, that sweet and refreshing
sleep IL sure to follow it, use.
, 1877-03-16

deposit their papcrs. Al tho corner of The Rang
way Eat N. CtnniullnupI,ros, the i'renltrr n lne
l,oktng oll man, with healthy, r,uliy, .rl.tal
face, white military looking tno,istnu,es, and n
bright, iau1hing eye. Next to him, tnl IT,
htrlkfny CONTRAST, eat u. Contostarlus t1,c MIN.
lister for Foreign Atfatrs-a tall. thin man,
whose dark, salfow complexion, strongly Unmarked
features, anil high prominent forehead rivct tho
attention Of tic stranger. lie ttuslietl tn Ger
many, lie speaks French like a Partisan, ami Is
II every respect htgh;y cultivated. The n,cm-
their l.ats only lifting them off, after tic En-
their places, as in tho English House Of conl-
mons. Thcre wits n good deal OF sans gts.f about
the proceedings. nnl some Of the Deputies sat
with pot hats pushed over their eyes,
addressing thcir colleagues. with comfortcrs
wrapped round their nccke. Some eight
Individuals lent n picturesque aspect 10 tho
whole SCENE by wearing tic ulrck national
costume, which We call thu tpalicnrc' dress
inarone. Or b1nc Jacket. bhttn1cd at The tut,,
and disclosing q white plniscf shirt. maronc-
ro1urct Gailcrt, and the lustnnclla, full petit
rens. Over tt,rr shoulders ts thrown a short
brown c'0ak tic bright rcd lining of Which lar
iuonlzes With tr scarlct cap worn e..rclr.sly rll
the side Of the heat. Most Ut tho wcnrcrs Ut
OF, tic shu,ly slc OF 30, and II wins explained to
the that they wrrG nfrntd of nl1upttng European
l'al,its lest they ,st0ull bc laughed at. they
wcro u@td to thu 'paliearc' dress anil coulii
fec1 comfortable IN mn other. Twenty ycars ago
nearly all tho Deputies wcrc similarly ntlrr,i,
and III the last Cabinet Was n,Icntlentan wtlV
hal never Ionned II European rost. Fancy
Minister proposing the budget in white rcttl-
coat"
, 1877-03-16
VICTOR HUGO.

,,.. fu"t eo'Tesp1ntfaee Hosson journal. u
-, victor Hugo will b. 75 years old tomorrow
tSeo' III. Ills Is certainly greer. old acc.
was al the venerable poets llo,lsc ycsten1av
uu. nc "as a~ay at Versailles. and likely to ~,
W ha'1 dozen other piaecs Dcfurc ile ran,u In.
stormy weather s!nes not uffrEht i.tn,; hu loves
10 % actounted yetvrn,,, but not an fnnr,u ,I,t
'aah' soltaFe WAS proud Of l.is III health, and
pfates' ahout 1t; 1s,gots too SENSIBLE. liz takrs
an intense Interest In llls Immediate fri,a,t, ht,t
ltue IN himself. Ilc neyur worries otsn,t A.,
et OF ls llfe aa Roes Oh writing ~ II hc NV NV
peeteu to be Immortal. As the ri.,rlt sn,,n.1.
tile hour Tllll makes LIN. Is, lila ,nw rt.i.,".
u poet,s ot which he hn boe,. lal,orn. snH Wiz
Eseat afIor aor some tiase lsst viii be ,usIci
scpta t.g han' moaso TX Ealtiain Levy. Tic prvof
sollo tina !st, a sayu brought u,it sts,r,n 1T of
Ss4i'osiea; !, Ihta hook Is u,ttin1.at,n Of tb U
legend ;LeGehu ot t!la Ages" thu llrst vui,,rnc ~ ~
WHICH W. pt1hltahcd two-tllir,:s vi a ucnrrns,nn
asn va tia title tmgu Gf tho tlrst c.iis!on was
M.1M dhatrin ot dedication, wlllri, may is
blow theo 10 F1uoce w}Icro wis srn: i IN" ",na ,,,
tca afeo Eycs its deal lns.l." liso ,,eytr
at that thug, Il, b. allie tu sc,s hs is.,
uFea la.n! nsaiu. liz WIS lasjr, uiui eniait.r.
- at1u hrlurIl. Snw lls u rich, tic tfraicst ~
n1,H rss! Literary i'tl. and u senatur. Thu leil.
Vii tar as' th.so s,e vts. sY1,t!ao s4Ia. 4 tSerrSw
its'9 .! tis .sEsa' will hs ,ubiIsr.l shortly.
Ss n, LUG eta u ttr auit.ors lis agryrs i.eft.pc
r. ssnsu 81 thu tN,ok." Tire ,,pw iustalfsu,., ~
!vt1eu ltIta two volIncs, snu ilrst Wf whch ;,,s
,,s ,, t"''ians thc must powerful, tu se.>
.,u,M~ nv ,s. s interesting nust graceful pirces.
Exile. Tic sssuyt 'vafSnu!s W Ar, nru the u!
I'd "tonlciauco,l." aauI tIa ..t;,ss,a. ~ ta;atas
a5's" til tho sccolII volume. ''P VI.
, 1877-03-16

Venuses do Me.lIei-nc-Fen,alp doctors.
y A lnan's 0esHcst object should bc his wife,
but, alas! solFHtIulrs 1t Is Ills wfc's wardrobe
Urls, don't ho afraid to work. Ruth Cleaned
In tic l,asycst4!elltnl got Just as good Doaz
any girl in tho llrgl,borhoot.
"When lLc." s,.ld IL married man, " ! want
to 70 wl,erc there Ii Mo snow to sloyel.n Ills
wife sala sho presumed lIu would.
Actresses have THUR ricturrs taken When tt,oy
arc young, anil wNT they Aru Ulu their litlsS-
graphs do not depart fr0m them,
- '6usc, 1ttlm." sail BEdtly, nm have lrenk-
fast III s0ul. 10 cal, hut Ivo hiIc,l them istcr.
all our all u t'af an tilcy aln't .tader yii.'
~ f,aye never known hut two women ybo
were really perfect" sail q lady tn another,
"Who was tbs otl.crl'' asxcl llcr coiIlu,l,.on,
They tctl t'ls story that 9 man dressed III
frinalu clothes lad ls 6crr1t discovered (ecal,a
hu thankctl gentleman who olEess.t lin seal.
A photographer WHO Tan nako ,uo,e III, II
laly's check appear like Amplc IN her p!ct.,su
tas achieved tho htEaeat standard VI Ills psuts.-
siun.
ANY lady can press her old bonnet over into
tha ttw EpginH style by placing II un u pave
!lent block mid let 'oadsd lre-wayou back oytz
ii tcIlS:hwtsc.
'afd W deep ~ t!le blue waters VI your bays
.nAyet, slr,n iuiolnea the disappointed mu4
"anti ~ full uf craft."
"What would you DO II mamma should licas
she t,ashetIcully usked Ut her ilttls :-year.o!l
daughter. " don't know" remarked the isr
tnnt with dowurast eyes anil melancholy yuIr,
~ thpoac should havc 10 tipank mytl.clfI''
Fascinating, but frivolous, Fair One-" Wl,ut
pity your husband Loesnt have plate-ylass put
Oh his pictures, ~ sumo peoplp 1o.' Hostess
- You think 1t inal.ea tho pictures rlcIlvr III
tcnet" Fast4uatis!g Fair ulie-" don't kuov
about that, but uuc can SEQ uur's self III thvna,
at lcast.h
Ladics' dresses" tays fashion suagaztue,
Twill lit tighter th1u eyer this spriu.;I but,
really II u hard to sec how this IL 10 to aeon.
plt4hcd. The only p.,sstblp way appcazs tn be to
iniitate ths poor uItist wAo painted beautiful
palr of stockngs for hts grsests, aud It u doubt
producing an entlre drcss. Ihcrv'. no telling
what tho taud!stes may do, thvuxh.-Sk LVaI
, 1877-03-16
tho second counter to the lcft. {Eiclnpscs into
contamination of the In!lnitc.>
II q II {rn 1tne T vol. ~ So,

tho kccoMl counter 10 tic left. {E,clnpscs into
contamination of the In!lnitc.>
!. E.-fdncn collar. wished to see.
l.. e., after mentally :appraaIMy the custo-
mcrs wardrobe and resolving II cvcr she i,as
Mark SILK dress to lsnvc more buglcs on n-Ol
tlakcs tlown and 'nuc1,hty opens box, and BE-
et'ncs absorbed In !lirt1tiun between The ahu,,-
walker mud the red-headcl Thing ut the 1nco
Cuunles.)
F;c.1Thcsc arc very common. IIavo you
nothing tMttcr!
!. l.: e., recovering her consciousness and no.
lltcly ttNnshcTfnE n ynwt,-1hc others arc 70
cents each; Didn't know a. YOU would care
to pay 50 inncl. Takes down other box and
!. F.,c.-Thesc wtl! slo, but these are too large.
Twelve is the size wear,
l.: e., taking the tAcns,trr Of the F. C.'s neck
Is II for the E'il1ottnr, with sumo yiyacity-
y, no; Hftcrn uchca ut lrast. fIurc arc tic col.
lar: yo1 want. Cfukes down n lex Of las.)
+. q. retnuNstEnttngfv-lsu 1 know tho stxc
OF my own mack. wear Ias.
H. C., making n Erll,tginv conccssion-1 am
sttra yot, arc mistaken. Try these, (1'rrtarcs
to eaku down lux Of lis.)
+. t., getting tmad-WIll yo,l show nt somo
ORC WHO ran.
I: e., slamming down bnx--Thcrc ,(I,ascs)
Sitll you had hettcr tako 13s, for know tint
I. g: makes hrlcctioi,, phys, and exit pur-
sacd tNro''gil life BY the iinplacaulc hatred OF
, 1877-03-16

sccne-A store. Lady clerk putting fn!sh-
Ing touch TO her longest curl with hrr forerlse-
ger. To her
Eutcr Fcmsle Customer.
Female Custoiuer-I wish 70 scs some Linen
collars, please.
Lady Clerk. after brief pause nna NTH
feeble ahow VI plying intersst-unl.r.lacn 1t
, 1877-03-16
OFFENHAcI IN TROUBLE,

-
Ja'r1f GnTftsponderet iSftr TART Eteafno Ea,t,
u scandal Of minor Importance has awakened
tile echoes Of tho boueraris during the last ten
days, and has probably troubled the slumlers
Of II. ulfenbach little. That spr1ehtly gc,l-
tlcnao Is accused in tie Sier, Que VI tho warm.
est advocates Of 1acpuhlicantsm in France, Of
having tudulgcd In Ills return voyage from tho
United States In varIous comments Upon tho
French people which were In the highest degree
mpfnentary-so lnllcl, 10, in fnct, that he
was called to account for II at the dtnncrtabte
Of the steamship Cn,tada by ". Ariel, Repuh-
exhibitors It The Philadelphia Exhibition. Tic
Seuntor thought IL Ills duty to rcmitltl n. Otlcn-
bach that he wus naturalxed Frcnclmnn, thnt
be wore at that moment q French decoration III
MS bu5to'.,ho1c, and analyt losing hi. temper,
lauffo q, "Pr,lssian." These things wrre
fash'on IN. ti'c Sei1, whie'' s' u""1sfioss a"S1eaS
t. 70 T'tty IT. the mas1tEos s1nsn.e and per.
fnEc anu libel suit; OfIcnt,ael, denying that
thu report OF tic conversation ut tic dinner
table of the Cnsatla was correct. Upon thIs
ssnator Arbc1 published . card, asserting that
onenhash is no moro Frcnel, In sentiment than
he Is Greek, or et,it,ethtng to TINT ciTcct. In
contradiction of this appears letter in tho 1T.
gdFo irotl tl,e "cx.pt,tscrn Of the Calnda, who
Iat that Senator Ariel called n in II "Prussiaa,'
an1 sa, TINTED ST. as,s 5 Tvss + s1psSt
when Tho jit,cl silt i, trisl. hn .Iises.i.n H. sdru
doubtless arose on souc political m,[,lt. Us It ia
alleged that O1cnbaeh hIttcrlv attacke1 Tepub :
1ican institutions mn. WIS ca''c'i 10 oricr'' for
Tint Il shall Uc trsnendos "iu,tdc"t IN !, nn1
COLUMN upon column Is published sunccrnlue H. Il.
-. ' 's'
uUN1O1t IN ENGLISH cot1trrs,
"A London letter says; 1Thcro Ia. bccn an
Impression TINT thr humorous judges ," aud I'd
those with some favor about them have passcd
away with Maulo and Wcstbury, and that the
Benc, /. moro and moru oveupietl With dry mr.. w
iuns,lo'a''e.. Hut some l'ttIs incidents ''avu m
recently sent sH'ilc OF two around the courts
WI. mEeh seet' 20 waffah1 more llopcftil View.
, 1877-03-16

Landlady Ito boarder who has passed his cup
slx tIlucs}--" fou a1v very fond Ut eotIec, MF.
II was. hen l 4ul willing to swallow 50 lnuCh
watcz tor thv su.kt VI getting llttir."
, 1877-03-16

hat begun to think he didn't care for hcs as In
days gonc BY.
Ills tnnny cntlcartn4 pct names had dwlnllctl
To my dear," Nil occasional darling" unl d
very occasional "tootscy love-" iIc read the
morning papers at breakfast and the evening
papers at dinner. lie had gone, several titn cs
of late, to business without kissing her. Iln l,n,l
ceased bringing homc walnut tnndy, aud he had
even slapped the babyi
"And when Eood-naturcd, cvcn-tempcrcil
man like John Margerl,n," thought Mrs. Mar
scrtlu', "slaps his own innocent offspring for
nothing moro than throwing the pudding and
butter on the floor and upscstlng the salseellar
Into tho teapot, there must be something de-
cfdedty wrong"
Could fe be cnthrallel by the arts and wles
Of some other wou,aui IIc Ind said tho other
day that the highest typo Of beauty was tho
blonde, and G's ind brown skin, brown hair,
brown cycs,-no ono could have been moro brl-
ncttcy.
lie had joined . club latelT-ao he avowed-
anil staA ont until ~ q'cfock every Tuesday
and Fritiny evening. lie had taken to wlistIll,!t
loye songs and reading poetry, and when ri,c
those that 20 Ill around tia hat nnd enough
left to tlAnit gracefully over the crowl} hu hn,i
aruesri that l,c had no money.
~, Lteuhstancca iooReu aWinlly s,,splctouR,
W., ias elfeuns,anecs generally TO- tic nlVfs
grew. '1s9
snI now TO lina MN out in h!s tniqusty-llow
gatner conclusive evidence with which to con.
ir"nt !:, i,Im a!.l cover him With confusion a.
VIII I,1 garment
nj ~ hs,p p9eKe In tn9 uhys When sc ha tr,st-
su i'is'l implcniy, anu when 10 isest 10 fCtnnin
w. @p.9}nR } altef @ ste scttred reading and writing
!ms H. taXeh 20 EolhE TO be.l early for seycrb,
ontns ~ 1t Insfs I,is sS " ~ etse r.. that he walk
~ ~ Egs lt..o steep peIofa tho baby aTuo "a 1,
y stMnR nngh lss heati at nlJnssEr. vorn. ~ r,
~ .Snf cililu tttTF at urGA In hra hotr.
s ~ ."c netaltlR l,st neyrr tIn,,gIi IuS a,e
tntn. net nov sno Wst determined cs.r ~, ~
W soerr'eat'.sato ~ tEesE, WI" w lit
=, scsc incanstatlt huel,at,,ls. Jn sut,u
thef pFcrAHtiouR, wctc alWays a,:ts 49, ut oil
eoMeialng In lleir t,qckcts * het. to leave
'ast, -ay them at
She had read ef a hundred rsr
hundred more, wlere q To- .esa anil heard of
nots ma 1.si u dtyor:e. nr - ~arss Ut all,
ata.HHlstuaucc. "s'e1st acpaFate
,,ne 80 ,!Snt MEer nie Ut. when ;Iobr ,tau,r,-,,-
liz sis, .tn; sn9re roeluimctl that i'm si;nhsrn
hlnl trsn.sS tnlet!y fruni h!s side, ana In fcnr
acepc. .,;,,s w.. ILL., tlaoy lurtlyc ganecs at tllo
, 1877-03-16


When you sec a ynuit:, man Sitting In a pnr.
lor, with the ugl!cst 0-ycar.oId boy that ever
frightened himself III u fnirrpr, clamterng over
hts Knees, Jerking his white tic ont Of knot,
tnl'ssg his white vest, kicking Ills sl,Ins feeling
IN all his pockets fur i'iekr1s, bornbnnli,ls him
from toc to time Will, various bits Of light fur
fIitutc AMI bEjoutcric, calling him names ut tho
Top OF Ills iehdist lungs, aui yelling inctFsantly
TOR him to CONC out I'll the yard mud ptay while
tho unrcsfstthg victim smies all tho 1.-The like
tho cover OF comic almanac, you inay safely
bet, although tllcro Isn't tho sign of rlrl pp-
parent IN II rau!us OF l0,WU mfes, you tan bet
your .r, bottom dallar TINT how'ing 10y l,aa ss-
ter WHO Is lMimpiuE III n room uot iwcntf feet
away, anu that the young man docst,'t'cone
hruthcr. :'-
:rhcy wcro very pretty, and there y4s lppar-.
~ tlio train pulled tip ut Dustey,, but OF ltss
i. & D., tin younger girl DllsshfJ'.
lcr nose icrvolsly agnlilst The W. ,.,a.; ~;
drew back III joyuus a!nt'fa as IT, teet n,..i
Y anl cordially, lnaisleav- ,ok ia1uis Enar. ,hat.
y Gave sasfs . c aas5'Se a5 %sa;f nsi gsss.
tlc s .p;,1E .uc,| hl e., sl permitted m
s s.sssedP t tPps Ts .5ou 5oq T.. zig sSae
tws s'thna5yp hy pqt of tho window and t.,r "oh y.
so would eavc lse tSe tR4 p4ress togstcr as ouEh
Ia,aff uiIanf ,sone iast l,a 'nt 70 ic e.
ID aion me- The :loor kc house on ene qn TIC
e1 spsarSss re seats @nt s ia sazo '0k. ft o
s.rs al,sf ~, S,trsl" E1lbsl her on T.: platform
iittiu v"ts tI OF tue While se r. ssg, 'a
ips, lsS liear e1n'S! 49,: 4psr G%sa i T,i iii q
serycs and a estra st@s ss'r aF 1ul of jcny ire.
t9E ,9,, Ia I%s1eIsr s; i III sSl Ana n e
e lssc"a VI" rv;rn sn tna urr1cl 1'1ss1G'a' m 'ooNs