davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-11-24

TO Tn I11ltDF n TEf 7Ft6NnF.
SEwTnx. H.. Snr. III. --ln tie cdlfsr nf hstr,an
ctcnts it i~tnrns@ nf cYsary ttsl wo aifu siIun1d
write 10 Thu liotr ~ ak tnnc VI t!tc mciubcfs 4,
take l!ty ua. md pisc nrcelpc far frortcd feet.
my toes btin. uwncn u twice their MksiaI slfe.
Will some one ulcare tell ns something new ard
pretty for Christmas present fur Indy ana :rn,:
Wicked Eyes, moonlight gray II thc la'e.t style IN
ehloS: Blue. .Eyta stranger. send 10 Box ~. New
tuu, lA+, fur Information CnIlccIAihE gum.
Twu suAT-SIrrKD G1HL4.
, 1877-11-24

WAaAallA. Atnn.. Nor. III. II have just made I
very pretty foossest. done In Aop!ique Oh Turkish
tovsiug. paid 10 ceuts for pattetu, had tkv silk
for button.hole stitch; It might cp4t ~ much nosa:
three -eiXhtns yard soweliag II 70 eents per yard
aud crimson AMI yo!d.co!oEed t1iu;v At Il pes
yard Oae ana k4ls .--4 at il IL ~ tsA .
, 1877-11-24


DAr1ox, ILL.,. INV. 20. -iicre | solne again,
bringing relief to MIS-. L. 4. rs eanary. Ian.
piece of new white flannel In the care at night.
next The perch. tant u shatics thc bird fro tic
light. In thu morning yuu will Gad tho n,lcs Oh
the flannel: watt Ut put IN rrw piece thc fui1uw.
fciunyca. III. aitv wsli t" reuii tic 1a;c' T1ir
;,erchcs should bc Of rcd ecar ws>,d. Ian nMy
nflt tell tuc how IL make picture framc Of cigas
ltsh1vss! II ~, you will onI,gs
EVENING stan,
, 1877-11-24

MI vii Irt-it ~ l!' Il aid t1riiit1lfb If
tn t'p"rr .H.r nj IfIr' +,'iiA ai III INT trth III
h,'y il. the 'p''r IN r. 'hrhttY. ainl thn viii 1aEr
III. .F-. 81 :nt4 n pu. i'll thr Erlcn " ftcH warm
nr;thr r'tlrs. nHi! PET liLr~ .un'r VIII have nt'w-
or. .llilrftH9 in ruur fgnm tl NJ Hf the 1nothrs-
plant IN the fail fakr hem M hrfnrc The frhst
and hang them in tue Grlat. tups duwHwhrtl. ami
in thr .prinU they eau 'e put tu tilr tiurt Wal m
r1ounl and s'a.l'ltn Ynar cIca mud brnEtlfy yunr
tn,LleA for Rnutilcf fc.tsnn YANKEE.
, 1877-11-24
NUMERICAL EN]t;M.-SO. cs.

! nm coarntcu uE thirty -ntne lettrrx.
Thr -, Ii, ), III, ii. II, 10, IL river tn South
AmrFirn.
rn,trd Statr..
Tts,., u. 10. II, 4. ID city on tho slcditer.
rurrAn sea.
The;l7, III. Fl. ~, II = county In Mi.s,.sippi.
Tut =. IL. II, -, - IN u CITY In France,
rhr j.. :. IN. Wua tilr fut n,esty applied 10 The
Hnycrnnr Of Ag1eEs.
tbs u. ~ q, 81, III II, IL city In Now York.
The 81. s,.i, II, II, ~ q rIYrr w France.
Thu "LH!e u thr Ehslsl Isansl4lun OF tho Latin
enigma No. II.
EuftAbu, h.,
, 1877-11-24

To III 1s1E0F U TIA 7FfFII1Hs
MAriEwUnu, Nov. 1U.-l hnyc three pattern.
for hanllke;ch!ct-ca.rs. VIII scnd them tt any
unc wsltn: iI.cnl. SONG hare asscl for them.
Int lase nut gwen their address. II. a. IT,. did
yon receive tht rout of myrtle sent snu %pnls
month a,u1 Will pnne one Een'l Hls ratiott pat.
tern. Aays thu elephant curs. thrsr sizes. and
|a.,d castls patlcrnx; nlsu new way for knitting
tluteA. hE9LA.
, 1877-11-24

:Ey marks. The 7ncmIcrs OF the Connty Eoa7t
will tr1t Etc nHt III thia.
Having ing.g ..ncr trH-ed In ~rtc tn ncws5..cs+.
1:ti"sr2 the practice to hc 1n1T an a"cravatIoh nf
t'e h!- of phil LIFE. can only tcayn ynn ut llh-
"rsy u Csc TIT. lc.,cE ~ ynuf own good rtrse Will
d,tlate. Very tfnfy, j. j. EoAx.
, 1877-11-24

go st. Til" ffI'.r It lti.'!!n;'" htHi a. n!
H+1. f,Hi ia !. lIt 1tt tttilc::tr:' T.. .En On
""Hi it lrA~ f1rr m t'n-t III E"Ey ta' !, .tf":
Ut NINE NH rtsc fHlI drnsfrln1, II nhhteaaetI W
,a1i!. ffsl that mod prefer tic test p.t;nr
chair or ptAnD.Fto far q Ft-t. lsnEsntLuA.
, 1877-11-24


C.tcAuo. Nov. :0,-i taxc up 1ny pen in defense
of tic Ull bachelors wl,nn Cruyun Saucr abusus 10
roumlty. Suw have u gcnnll.e regard for old
bachelors. a1l ,1oa't brltuya !heY arr tho weak,
faint -heafsvA creatures cruyUn Eaucu represents.
In he s!rst place. slc Ii mistaken III apposins that
thr old bacIlstor matriuioIatty inclined towAFd
the yanns lad,rs wlu.e sbc1ety In seeks. II he
wtlr. t,e wun.l lake advantage Of the ''ask.nn.
ft.kllail br.yiyen-nniD.ynn" Which In apo by
nauy bright eyes liz las In, high regard fur
the ''Iu1lrr man tu trr4t l4 llinncfs 10 fair bat
yt,MthtHl Hntt tnc 1lMsItncrtl hands.
The wulAclt " tliA uAH ut.u lFG nnl 1lshCult IL
En hut tlsc wrlnAles IN their good faces ate
fully canccclt by the n1i! uf cosmetics, the grny
liu.fa IN their Kindly tcaAs haurE.h 'ncath lalsr
ttmtt, pnt,t, talst fIisrcttcs, una "sarnlnUas -
.w,.e III tltcta ana manners they appear youthful
II! tue extreme.
Tue uld bachelor sees thTanul, thesc nrtidcss.
d6sLls the shsl1lY Hf sueh women tn nKc suttAblo
c.ipuniU- fur EO1l, teIlslhiu 1.uI.. Aui, }teteE-
rug ihc genuine nTtlCie u rnGf Initiation. 51.
ll,!tulsrn all dreams II MedcA b1tas, nt,d Wlfoly
Eues for The girls. he taciiitY will which hu du.
sates h.nacIf IN thrcu Or funf Mt time proves hI
tltsDtereBtetlnrs. Prevents hhy scnslue E.t fEuIl
bntIlltng casllns, n1,l Nakrs hin vaiuan1e &C.
qN.4:lIun IL vtcJsty. IL craYun sauce wouhl sctl.
trnce Iran 10 falst for m gsralcr crime than re-
n!alnihu slnslr for ha!f century, wllat pup!nll.
n,rRt eau shc acytsc fur thu capiiAl CEtes VI ihe
aayf uukss,
, 1877-11-24

KtwAszK. ILL.,. Nov. 1o.-ia fsply to Kitchen
Apron. lwoul4 say that would gladly skchau9s
patterns with he.. II knew her a4dscas. Ny pat.
tern eoa4ilts . sved pus. ua4 Atay ortE tl.c1
, 1877-11-24
DR.. RhDWAY'S


Ercry d7oe Of The ssssspsrtltar reso1renl cesrnnt
aim jue,r II tr.st u,.tt sispF o. Me- rrllrs'
iJIuftla syrhIi.. toIiu1sr,Ien Ciasilur t'i.r r."
riset4 IT. II" ihtHas. MUM 1nulnr.. Nodes N rs
iT"H &: LF. si4 g.. rSs iO,;r,n. r. !,
l.ns WMn,: ssls f:he9n: E!x.trr!a" A"n. n's"s ~
Nr. Et1 ali nf Tim 3tin If!nf sr. ttG Mt4if
tysurai,c 4 ~. s1nrr q n,sssrn s'..,,.,Y
thrr os trsr totn' of ascas IL pocnt ower 10 enr,
thru.
a1a rrvn!pn.l.t,a tla' ~ tonttDMnlls lrnc1rsss,s
with bcw Htatrrt.! 1nsdr tru.n Nraftv hu4tA,4t sh!I
ts rArariah Viii oH'l stk* s-rslrr "A srr u err
t4!n; tar This trlns,iy rHIltHfrA ttk WnER
. rtrae and snsren!s 1!nn..,tna b. 'o.. q
patient Ut frrt ltsrIf stfpIlgtF the fuaI hIc.lH
Sr"anIn3.
only ho.s thr aarrarars1ItAn :csolvcnf evect Ill
tr.tt,I'4 II agents IN tr lar~ ~ h1nlF. AIr n.Iils
!.tis"t1nnsi att shn dsess lut II u the ouly poa'
IkN
, 1877-11-24

GREEN NAt. Nov. .:.--Wtll eump 0ne TIL inc
wtiu anu what the Count Jnatnc*t II! What n.tion.
alty II he! II Ernest. Ottun,wa, la. wit a.tfrss
slu undersigned lie will supply L. with 1ra.es free.
" tle tcfF itEvt1uat kfnIr Wr1. s'"D. for s1'''w
viii rHon ct,tr tncn,, and LIT mc ksow how YOU
wisA them seat, +. l.. j.
, 1877-11-24

ENlU1fATFCAt. NIL Of FARE FOR THANKS
GIVING utSSEi;-Sn. III.
Ftsh-l. t'oi1rra tntsic. =. Tic 1arrrst part OF
San.lros feet. Il! Wts tt'e TAIN BAu 10 Harry. 4.
IN unWriehn,c xprr.~ i1Ip.!.
tium<-i. y hn',trkxl crUwn. =. \ fatlufR ttnt.
3. To shrink ffnn, danger, 4. rnttun VI \ n,nnnt-
lin range. :. Little ttiin.,A.
Ha.At .EtafA-t. genial EnEtEh author. 2.
A'!ainr wife in her virgin state. :. a country
now tn trouble.
f,,i<,f Ji.n't--1. One Ut Soah's snus 9. 4
wUntsnH wrntIjh.
i<4rtath.-l. 10 n:ral mildly. .. Whist the
isu..tan nrmx .it,c1. VT fnT. T. lnnpleir nu4rta.
!. fw kinds nf Jugs mi fuHnl til Hla1 ue asea.t.
H<fi4hrx-l. Pertaining IL FsgnIn. underground.
:. ElevatclI friinrt. !, Cu,mlnt ;,ctturHsntss.
f'ad.fi'tys N,"f Pes Il. Esactty perpendicular.
:, What wr won1d ray Ii lni'or1unatc agents. 3.
To walk a!1ectediy. !. Ci'scly Eclalcd tn the III.
raj restFsuf1.
FruA.-1. The hittorinn'~ delight. =. Water In
luptlul. i. SH,nll shut ttlnrAiD j. 1IappY loy.
tss.
Htart and L,guors~ l. Thc travellers haven. ..
4 iolrrn address +, hts Awscihcart. u, Pretend
ctl a.unY. l. 4 cstaci,nf dealh. .. The lIFiuus
Wptonlr II his 4uccu.
SWEET tluME. rEnCY SEHK.
, 1877-11-24
CASTLES IN THE Air.
81. ~ f',fttnP s,f 1,hs 1rJFt,n1

IN THE W0ops+ Mfrt.. Nov. 1tI.-licsc, Evening
STAR ara Irect0ns fur Mukil,. All ali. .tas:!t Tl,r
..alcEIaih xtrLw,-tiat hulh Ut fancy stOrc+ Or
straight rye straw.-aarnns cation. ahtl .o.e btta
Ut red or blue anucl. tut twelve sraws Ut equal
length. about Hx or eight inches. sts!n: three Of
tien,. putting half.tnc'' spHare Of aatnel b..
tween cach TWO, and faste, ,naki.: mn cquatcsal
triangle. Add to this tu the sane way 10 form fonE
sided pyFalh.. Now. fur tnure klranE will cdnl.
pcte the Isusc, which IL irregular octaae-
dEon,''
Mike SIX similar figures. urtns efEaws 0fr-ha]f
thu length 0l the llFst a!ro tr1y.ssx. with rtsnws
ono. fourth tsr length OF thu hF4i. tasicn the
smallest ut,cs ~ tr eurGufs Of The aecoh stzt,
md thrrc clusters tutlte coFcra Hf the large
1eayin: lust enough sitine betwceu thein IL a!ow
thcM to turn nicely. This snakes tic psette.t air
castle hayc cytr seen, nnl It t. cary IL make
when UncG eiArtrtl. uULGlSkA+
, 1877-11-24
NAN.STAJSE!) SILK.
To lie Editor Of 7hfTTlhuHt.

CMtcA0a, Nov. :.:i.-1 would ltIr IL tay ia G.. s..
Htnc.!} I, that fen,uvci WAX frJa, M hlstk
silk uncu with cl.ler, an4. a.an. when very oh
stillatu. With turpenttnc. Will sut!e ,u,.r rst tho
na'les Ut soue pretty nssramuntal duet. tnd tst''
for ptanos EuruCA
, 1877-11-24

HIDDEN BRITISH sTATEsMES-So. -.
II tnu tiake tht. ont, keep II tn yourself.
4 yuir N Uxrn ls rarely 4rcr III uut streets.
Let u. huEr EaHh will continue II tsrcsr It.
Mftkiniluties III thu *,uth Iaeic t,ye till tUakcd.
Suw thai hare dared to klA4 her, dnEcc fof
tuy
4 wIciet cnr ran oH witt, my bcrfsteuk.
tfe rttuck A!Ei U'eE tht head WITH o bi.: rattan.
CHICAGO. GouFMEF.
, 1877-11-24

CHICAGO, Nov, :0.-1n my own hume. In the
midst Of loving onss, l spend many happy hous.
and many aud onca. Thu Fathers hand has been
iaI4 heavily upon ma n,ahy times crushing out u
NV life early mueh vt its natural ytyscty mud
perhaps fryo1,ty; but mY heart IL tender aaI
warn,. and when reati Amberx letter uf het bat.
t'es t aa.4 To- my husband. ''ller b4stles arc
mlne." and l.nagtno with her ~ nyact, Tim
wtary siHh aud bounding hopc comes VIII one
brenth fot thrtc ars sacta ttnpesanents: aud per-
.s.auaws aud sunshine Of ife. One cold, btl.
ter, wora lurt4 and stIaIs; a bright smic
could We only reenh.r Tho 'atlet. were II nut lnu
t,4t thai Iflses u tD sileat comuunnys with thc
susior With cnEness longngs and psaser for . bet-
fcE life. l!e knows tho llsclplnc we need. have
read anu admired Amhers itttcrs for long tiu.c.
Much from t!rr suads qan tas been ciasrlsltrd .nd
from you; somc time may takr yuur hand aud
learn more Ut suur warm heart. Tl.co e. e.. you
are sensible, ta *By the least lnderd, like nearly
all thu letters IL fun aud ffolic IL secIles, IL
seedlings and warnings txlad I'm nut ~ utI zach
nor ol aa,IJ all snaull hava their place. lsl uui
tho hun4 tay IL le laut. " Tue brain 10 The Aton.
aCh. - hare nI need uf thee" Al! iAG questions
sEtaatvd aFe good In their place. II.
, 1877-11-24

4 lton,c Correspondents. the ntst nuh,a Of rr,r-
hSarI t1nvcltr. nul1Ic IUs beSF. clty Ill aUuth
tfn spain, pne Of t4u etnttIra isiaIIs.
EHtcA4u, Mill
, 1877-11-24

II Tie lsIsfHF u 1H& 9TItNHss
ETA C1.AtNk. Wis.,. Nor. 20. - Ny Inquiry
through The itnmu In relation to short-hahu hus
brousht many roFponses. hupr to be ahls to IT,
port pr1gfchs soun. 4 fs1,nl wishes u.e to ark t1r
mcinbsrs Ut The 8lb1ns what they knlw abuut
tongue'*craI~Fs aiItl wIsre onv can bc pnrchnsc1f
II the iud'ua who 0~n canarlrs Tint ass infestca
with yer1sIn, will place trIf vntty casct te
warm tiusc, they W,II ps1labty SER auitetln: that
will ruail thrrI 0f THIS aninla in nlarchn. into The
.stl. before The FlOuI. tried this rDan sllnrt
THO n.o, nlut ~on hundreds 0f THE ,n.rcts were
struggling on the wool!en knob on tic toE OF tue
care, fur tho eUncet hp0t,
understand ttlr exltre~a companies lars adopt.
eI Il new IN rit1, 10 curseEpand win tho rate4 of
pns,a.r, OH small packages. Wtll honle one inform
mt how 1t tcalsl UDrTIE DAflEn.
, 1877-11-24

Urinary and Wnmh p.trsers. Grsvrt pia!strt Drorly
;,.".!'s3a n Ms'rt. lur"91ner;r " isiae: irlsIt
rtrk t drt*nt Or III" wsiet ~ stck- cloudy. nlisrsj
VIII srtxrasx tIkH elLH W,tts u ~ Gr tAsp4d like
"ht- Aiik. ur Tiers II tittfhl taIk iIlt,is nr'rs
untt aht *hf iuLf.tust drlnss. asi When thrf1 Il
riitkhkt hufrlnR sstIAAun Wrn t4s+tnt v 4tGr. &nt
rain IL ibe aL&ta Vi tlg ta1k kba Alnnx tile 1utuE.
, 1877-11-24
THE PUZZLERS' CORNER.

t1rtRInat confirmation, will he published In tt:s
department Correspondents will please ecnd their
real names with their ne niH,ns, Ansxces Wit!
hc published the following week.J
ANSWERS To LAST WEEKS PUZZLES.
M. III.
EnTcne "snyhnrn. rau1 npfnhey. Msa Flite,
Soah liaypnje. Jenny Wren. Captain t'uttic. Joc
Hnr.totk. ElchHha SIckiel.y. litxdIsy ileadatone.
Hark't, KoEe Nayiie, Cfiah Heap.
No. II.
Nhonc. fser. hon. Tayus. Thames, Arno, TINE.
seine. shannon, LoIfc.
No. 10.
Nm. 10.
John Gteen1eaf Whittier.
No. 70
T.
: H. 4 l.
~. : ! $SnA
n r o
\ \
Ill III i; i 4 (
, 1877-11-24


Top: Melting; a city In Asia; nart Of circle;
Ha.,nn. : Dsradla.; to dctraul; did cat; eou-
suDant,
l.rts: A region; commerce; = generation; con.
tight: 4 e!tv In Asia; = marx In punctuation; 4
tTnt,als: Tro,u lon TO bcttoa,. y city In Ma.sA.
fupe. ADRIAN.
Cn1cAuo.
CNARADE-Nn. 10.
Ny Asst dos. the eagle proudly look
Wteu afrk,Hy hts cyf& high.
Nv second, q may II plly wake
~ It speaks fram tho wistful eye.
osrest nv whule. thr,te happy isnda
ther,sh IL, bar4scb lheaf
Thnnk tod tut H. preserve u pura.
Transmit 1t ~ your s1ns.
C0nRHsPOSDESCE.
4. H., FilooMlnclou, sen.ls catssc& auswsss to
Nos. II AnA ~.
ll.wkeys's wheeI.puzxlo received. aad will ~.
pear iu due tinlc.
MIp.A!in. Rock Island, answers Nos. IL and 10.
Thr enigma will b. published.
No auswrrs have been received to Nos. 81 aud
r., and Toni tho oai5 ono Who answers No H.
Adsian's Maltese cross. published tlie week, ts
IN excellent puzzle. aud II not very difficult ID
sulye.
Enigma received from Autumn. Ottawa. ILL.,,
and will t,e published. Your sQsWsn 10 cniXmAs
IN anl ~ arc correct,
S. Will notice few changes tn ons Of hI; entg::
i,Ie last word of thu a.sfta quotation.
". y. C., Chicago, sends In the only answeF 70.
rclyrd 10 tho WssI p1x1ic vi last week. II IL cor
fscG with ms exception. ~ be will SEQ BY The 10.
luton III This lx4ut.
The eutsmatic4l Thanksgiving dinner In this
nuuler 10 \ seEJ iHxcn11"s puzzle. and shn~ Z
, 1877-11-24

yon lg.a, hy hg4I.h Z grxat'y m u thn ..raf
onr ana lbs fuu,tf q neary - ntopsY i gene, hrsli6
ftill ttpp19stav and u,Y weight dscr~Asnv .*tsfa.t
H. ssIs year gsleIna T.: done fo[ M ans
sulis aunIeI stasa tals paes. fsqt:: Win tHTct,
u..u...,.,,,.,. .., u. nlfS: E hHArt. ~
eHiM.hle edI mi ssfy een..etses shs ~ a;sa M .hs
dyuxaisN OF Ann Arhar, u rtsons &octod vth inter
pA {Mmegs. Ne hsya hcA5d 3f some wonderful cures
:" EBEItBAcu CO.
Ann-Atbor, Mich, Aug. Is, td7a.
, 1877-11-24

Etr,n- and prre f,fc D.noJ-rEerrhsc Of fiesh
E.l:al-Ceas aliA 4t itta III A!un attuiv
, 1877-11-24
PRICE, 81 Por Bottle.
AN IMPORTANT LETTER.

ANN AReon Mich. April 80 1878 -ne. H4pwAv-
.t,n9 I!'ls "! ~. u.!ae ~ e.y 1:sEet s,9ut ono
nost eulnrut physctaas Of Aeuical ColIegu pIu.
psHhreG thcutah1E
pauast* wkrn ! tpnmeutrst With fnHf .rnc4'es, aud
how u II Two hHnfcu An1 TN {bhuA- hut tsY uuk
81 gt.ne yrt. aya takrn twenty fanr bo.t!a nf to
e0tssnl. htns pf sl~f an Otttcs Of pElA
yVur koQk I" + 1lse aud True"
, 1877-11-24
Turnor Of Twelve Yoara' Growth
Cured by Rndway's Rosolvout

ps, RAnwAv-f. .hase hsA ossstsn Tnmor tu tht
DvAftfs anA luxes All I,r d.htfi eaH - thrF. w.s
!. Sra 70 (. it'll sss,,,ll,x ,Ist
and tlonkn. wuuii ~ ll I tht no lat!h ~ u ha-
cause hid suffered fuf twelse yest. tuk *!x MI tIs
boi,,r. q y"u ttrsdy i:rrf *n .hra i no s,vn q,
haprtrt than have fuf txsiyt Tsn tutnU.
waa IN tla 1eft side q she ho*tt* osrr The g!ufn
publish II i Y0u clooac. HANNAH J.. KNAPP.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-27
lev, middle aped ladv en+orod

money, middle aged lady entered.
had never seen her before. She walked
up to my window, and said, in quite
matter-ol-lact way. 'There is q note o
MIR. Frank Gray's, for three thousant
dollars, due here to-day | assented
Believe me was astonished when sh,
said, 'llere is the money. do not wlsE
the note; give it to MIR. Gray"
"The mystery is greater than ever T.
Frank interrupted.
"Not so fast my boy,' his friend wen
on. "You need not blush when | tell yol
| know You love Nellie Brainapd. Now
do not speak again until am through
You may blush if ycu wish when I say
that balieve all along Nellie Brainarc
loved you. Now am certain of it,"
Frank gasped- actually gasped.
'You know she has quite large de.
post in our bank. Well, this morning
she came in, and. to my astonishment
drew twenty-nine hundred dollars. AT
ten minutes of three the note was paid by
the middleaged lady of whom have told
you. | have since learned there is an
aunt on visit to Nellie, who answers the
description of that middle-aged lady,
Nellie no doubt had one hundred dollars
in ready cash, and drew only twenty-nine
hundred as blind"
1t was plain enough now. Frank was
dazed.
or course he didn't dress himself re.
gardless that evening before he started to
see Nellie! Perhaps he didn't walk along
the road as though he was floating !! Oh,
at all!
Perhaps he didn't see through her as
sumed coldness when she met him Per-
haps it was long time before they under
stood each other
At all events, if there had been one peep
ing into the parlor at about nine o'clock,
he or she would have seen a. very pretty
face looking up from a manly shoulder,
and pretty faces do not grow on manly
shoulders of their own accord.
Whether the chirping sounds that occa-
sionally broke the low conversation were
kisses; will always remain a matter of con-
ectnre. We express no opinion; and the
welding that soon followed will help our
readers to form their own opinion on so
delicate topic.
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THE DUKES DISCIPLINE

The following story, says the London
| Vanity Fair, is true The late Duke Of
! Wellington was accustomed during the
| latter years of his life to drive himself
| about in curricle, a habit which caused
his family considerable uneasiness since,
from his increasing years and failing vision,
it seemed probable that he would meet
with some accident. The dukes well
known character, however, was such that
nobody dared to hint such thing to him,
and all the round about methods taken to
induce him to abandon his charioteering
having failed, he was left to enjoy its
pleasures in peace. What rendered this 50
extremely dangerous was his habit of
going off suddenly to sleep which brought
him 50 many hairbreath escapes that at
last it wiz arranged for some member of
the family to accompany him whenever it
could be done without awakening his sus-
picions. One day his second son, Lord
Charles, contrived to be honored with the
perilous invitation. After driving cer-
tain distance along the road, the duke went
off into rap, and one Of the reins fell
from his hands, while he kept hold of the
other, still fc ling the horses mouths with
it. The result was that the animals were
gradually edged toward deep and steepi
rayine which bordcrcd the road, Lord
Charles, watching things meantime, and
praying that his father might, as he had
done many times before, awake in time to
prevent the else inevitable smash. The |
dixie. however, continued to nod and to !
pull .antil at last, as the horses were on
the very edge Of the ditch, Lord Charles
seized the fallen rein, and giving it
pluck, pulled them short round into the
road again. With sharp turn the duke
awoke, and seeing the rein in his sons
hand, asked angrily, "What are you doing
with the reins, sir?'
"Wcll, sir" replied Lord Charles, "the
horses were going straight over the edge,
and | just pulled them off it to prevent
being smashed " pieces"
The duke looked at him sternly, and
said, "I1l trouble you to mind your own
business
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T1rever ThlSles

h. thlne, how blest tho words
hraa,hc such bliss untold,
kch the promise they cAteId,
better far than gold
h others live In gildoi haust
haunt in sillsen pride
cre 80 own thy lovo-
can want besidef
> thine! through time ana sracA--
,,rh varying veal and woe,
crts in unison will beat,
'er arrangement know.
ss tho vine ar4.Kid the oak
InsIine and in shade,
Is my love in thy true heart,
|, usts to be betrayed.
\ thine! the constant sun
b daily walks the skies,
nore faithful. to Its trust
| love that fades nor dies.
hts are virtues to my sight,
oys aro all my own; r-.
ice is swseter to my ears
muslc's 'dulcct tone.
thine! nor time nor death
lbange my constant heart,
loush the mighty monarch's law
eall on us to part;
that bright and fadeless shore
k Joys supcrnal reign,
btc. to bind the broken iinSs
c's electric chain.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-27
~ q meeting Of the Massachusetts, Der

meeting Of the Massachusetts Den.
,a] Society. DR.. G. F. Waters described and
tested very simple and easy remedy
FIR burns and scalds, consisting simply in
covering the affected part with the com"
man hicorbonate Of soda--the ordinary soda
used in cooking-and then OVERLAPPING wet
.ro.b The severe pain is Immediately
ro,;pved and the burn rapidly heals. Dr.
Waters noured boiling water on one Of his
wrists. and then he applied the soda and
the wet cloth ...- g. .,--:~:r,~.
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The Best Of Proof.

could be no doubt of Nellie Brai
tood looks. The town poet, ir
vines, had compared her com
10 roses and lilies, to the immense
tare of those flowers.
emale acquaintances, in solemn
assembled, had decided that, while
pretty, her beauty was of the dol
poets rymes were not, surely the
ecision was, convincing. "Doll.
is the term women always apply
beauty of which they are jeal'
Nellie was pretty, is to put ii
She was bewitching. Every
bout her was bewitching, from
Ieyes to her little feet-the latter
n slippers at sight of which Gin
would have turned green with
's'
eysTere 50 actingly bewitch-
ycu$wouldn't have blamed any,
being in love with her.
Is twenty-two-quite a little wo.
\ you never would have thought
than eighteen.
ith regret We admit that she took
as naturally as a duck takes to
ehe couldn't help it, There was
|lightest intention on her part to
ess; but those blue eyes of hers
Pn looking tenderly at everybody
Btbing.
she gazed at the moon (you
PVe seen her with the moonlight
1t was with as much tender
though she believed there was
pan In it. 1t was unfortunate
VaS possessed of such eyes, but
was not to blame.
necessary to state that she was
Ne TOR terrible !aceration of the
tie village beaux.
'a' none other among them who
60 at the desperate condition of
.'ray. The deepest depths of
"cean were mere shoals COM
he depth of his love.
P't''e had become such a shadow
'er self that his landlady con-
). ms symptoms with mercenary
dimensions of his wash-bll were
belief. lie was utterly miser-
'"e 'loadstone of his existence"
"a''ally on all men. He called
''0l for being in love with such
A'. no doubt a good many people
'" "lm' The state of Nellie's
''safa to him is none of our
"'snt spring day these two
= ',' creeks bank. Brook or |
n ia have been more romantic;
tn1t strict regard for historical |
| r. r"ould be at once the ambition
- o. all chroniclers, we repeat it
was fishing, while Nellie was
''u eSpectant face the bobbing
H. i B.. 'l historical accuracy again
| ~ " De unromantic. Nellie did
,,:. '9e water. Frank did not jump
s'1,"g her hair, after a pro-
assIe bring her safe to shore.
Iast 'svS"It they did not get married
PUPPY ever afterward.
! p,O'a0ly r the only case on record
:. ""' not happened. 1t is we'll
~ ~. young ladies are in the con-
S'''7 OF tumbling in the water.
~; y'Vu"g gentlemen always save
I'LL ''lS exception only proves the
NJ v"u. would have been no earthly
L,, ', 0oelng such a thing, as the
''"foly deep enough to drown O
I,v.'ea f,. e, the bobbing cork, eager
.. ~ vi 'ne expected bite-that is,
"' eagerly waiting, not the
rn'; "vn' under, and Frank pulled |
Ss''Ds' gasping little fish, for
The Morning herald., 1877-08-27

Cleopatra, the last of the family Of
ptoIemy LOCUS, was the mistress of Caesar
and Mark Antony, on whose death she
committed suicide in her thirty-seventh
year.