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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-26

LONDON, OCi.
The Russians have before Kars 10000
men. Moukhtar Pasha's army at the
time of the battle did not comprise more
than 10000 men.
CoRsTANTISOPLE, Oct. 20.
In consequence of Moukhtar Pasha's
disaster all troops in Constantinople are
being sent hastily to Trebizond. Achmet
Eyoub Pasha will go Immediately to take
command at Erzeroum,
KARAJAL Oct 20.
Gen. Heymani is advancing on Erze-
roum. Kars is surrounded and negotia-
tions for its surrender have been opened.
The Russian headquarters are at Vezer-
koi. Gen. Lazaroff is marching against
Ismail Pasha.
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THE EASTERN WAR.
Asia Minor.

LONDON, Oct II.
An official dispatch from Moukhtar
Pasha, dated Kars, Oct. 15, says: Our
center, after being exposed for four
hours to an overwhelming cannonade
and incessant assaults, was compelled to
retreat, leaving Avelas Hill in the hands
of the enemy. The Russians then oc-
cupied all the strategical points in the
direction of Kars, to which place we
withdrew with one division to prepare
our revenge. Another division, includ-
ing the corps commanded by Rachid,
Omar, Kiazim, Moussa and Chevket
Pashas, continues to hold its positions
on Kara-D -Dagh.
LONDON, Oct. 10.
Sunday, a Russian division turned
Moukhtar's right and on Monday Gen.
Heimann with 10000 infantry carried
ALPHA Tepe, the key of the Turkish po-
sition, by assault, cutting the Turkish
army in two. The center and left wings,
under Moukhtar himself, retreated to
Kars, pursued by Gen. Hermann and
harassed on the flank by Gen. Lazcaros,
but succeeded in gaining cover of the
fortification, after a full rout, during
which the Turks lost great number in
killed and wounded, several thousand
prisoners and four guns. Three divis-
ions, constituting the Turkish right, had
in the meantime been surrounded and
attacked and driven from their fortified
camp with great loss. Finally, at
eight O'Clock Monday night, remnant
of this portion of Moukhtar's army sur
rendered with thirty'two guns and a
great quantity of material. Among the
persons captured was seven Pashas.
Moukhtar Pasha is in Kars. The Rus
sian losses are stated to be relatively
slight.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-26
THE EAST.

The advance in freight took effect on the
18th.
The centennial commemoration at Schenec-
tady, N Y. Of the surrender of Burgoyne
drew not less than 10000 persons. Ex-Gov.
Fenton delivered an grafton andG. w. Curtis
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Settling the Muddle.

The sara.c part Of the joint electoral
commit;,c met, Thursday morning, but
shat they did is kept secret Both branch
es cf ihe committee ore very reticent. Il
is .pt cXprc,el that any decisive action
Fii c reached for weeks, aud perhaps not
e' ail The chief difficulty is the fact that
80 many democrats cling to the {, ctfne
that ,hc house can object to tie vote Of a
state at will. ard then proceed 10 eject
TNd,n rre.ident, while as many repubh-
cans INSIST that the president OF the senate
may declare the result. If both sidcs
would agIe, that /; shall take the concur
renee oi ho'h houees to install aprcslden.b
' 'II@pt,l @ !ao, Ht m"ou ~ ssa",'' ioi II,
GUS" - ma u.Sas' ;i ~ w.,
".uiu NC i'oi'r 10" W. ~ o.i,nr
,'l,,'' ''C' -, r,soi. ~ reyoIntionorv nouns
PUi .j ,5.,,:, 'f -,
S,,1juofsH PepU5ljcan.
Attorrcv.GcDerol Taft ,gys that when an
Electoral college with certificates, etc,
meets and perfolms tits duty according to
law and udlourns. il 10 fiact,H ofici0, and
nobody hes the power to 90 back Of that
Co-orol RrodI.y n lehman has n,h-
a.
'rhed leller IN "hlcA &c mAhe' lelIinS
argument III support ol me lheory 'haV all
disputes arising IN 'ho electoral count
ought to be settled oy the t"o houses OF
congress acting IN JOINT convention speak
ing ut tie southcih pohucaI SITUATION NC
says "ihe southern states are In Il oer'a'n
ana diminishing minority aud ny no chauge
OF sentiment or parties can they ever '0i'n
n maj 1rlty OF the party IN power our pc
sition for at least generation Is nAeu' anu
we are bound to hold fast to the constitu-
,;o., 90 tbo colo nrotoction from the fren2ies
''o'' '' '"e S',0 - .',., 9 -.
1i party ana an tne passions ~ p"WTi;
we must Hanu oy tne CuhS'l'ut,ou, anu
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@ila <lanij Gully G5Iobf.
MONDAY, JANUARY 1, 1877.
The Agricultural College.

EG't9r R4tirhd Gl9be 1t would ap.
pear from your columns, anl frcm wla,
have 5etu of INo in v2rous ether papers
OF Tie state tbat our friends Of the Nef-
mont University, are III at case, aud lar
her q oiscoutelted, Jelgcront spirit, TN
becoming these who pruly,s TO havo SO TIL
umphanly vndicated their claims to a high
position Tor roctitude Of purpose, and feith-
fGl iulfiiimeBsof duty
WhHc they tell uG, tG0t the recent evan
ilstiol Of lrpaijcn, Buc,nam and hi s-
socatce, hy tie agricultural commi.t.o OF
the house Of representatives, wa9 a3 Usual
in such cas-s entirely satiaiac,ory, hey
pro .cel o a3a,hemltize, those w., "efa
instrumental in procuring the iayes,ig2
ton, aud all those who di.appr,ye Of ;Le
course OF the trustees Of our agricultural
fund. They even attc1p. to inp9acb the
integrity Of ne;ghhoyiug college, ly the
unmany inenuatou. that 1t was in some
manner responsible for the inyc ieation in
question.
They further claim, tha. tie question Of
agricultural education is political in its na-
ture, and renew their oft repeated, ard III
nalurcd thrusts at the former bcaiGs of or.
riculture, by charging them will political
pFocliyities, with, 60 use their own ex-
pressiOn) "hankciing for politics, because
of their disposition to improve the facilities
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SYMPTCMS-Waut Of appetite, rising OF
stomach, hruI, ,-Ourn. dryLcsS and wLiteuess
oi IT, tongue IN the morning, sense OF dislcn-
sOL in the stomach ana wvls, sometime S
casionauy interrupted by diaTrhUa; palen, IS
OF the urine. The no outh is clamrny, or has a
sour or bitter taste. Othtr frequent symptoms
are wAtcrUraSh, palIltatiOn or The heart, head
ache, and disorders Of the senses, as eerin
double, etc. There is general debility, languJr
ana aver ion TO e otioh; detection OF the splr-
IT., disturbed sleep, ana trlghtiul dreams.
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II VEGETlNE witt relieve ain, cleanse, pu-
riry ana cure such diseases restoring the pa
nbvs,cta,S many rrrnedtes ,rr2in7 f"r ye,rs
Is II not conclusive proof II Iou are a sufferer,
YOU can be- cured? Why is rhis medicine per-
forming such great cures? II works In The
blood, In the circulating mud. 1t can lruly he
called the Great Blood Further The great
source OF disease OIisinare, IN the blood; and
no medicine that does not act directly upon it
10 purity and renOyate, has Just clltm upon
public attention.
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NINVTNNATIl NON, 20 IoI-,
Mr. II. r. STEVENS:
Dear Slr-lhe Two bottles OF NEGETISE fur
nlahed me by your agent my wife has used with
great benCnt. For long time sh" has been
troubled with dizziness ant CCstiytncss thts,
troubles are nov entirely removed by he use
Of NtGETINE' She was so troubled with d g.
pnpsa and general debility, AID has Oeen
greatly benefited.
THOMAS GILMORE, 22) Walnut
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This STANDARD article IS compounded with the
greatest care,
It's effects are as wonderful and satisfactory
as ever
Itrestores gray or faded hair to its youthful
color.
Itremoyes all eruptons, itching, and dand'
run and the scalp by It's use becomes white
and clean.
BY It's tonic properties 1t restores the capil-
larry glands to their normal vlgor, preventing
badness, and making the hair grow treok and
strong.
As a dressing nothing has been found so ef-
fcctual, or desirable.
DR.. a. A. Hayes, State Assayer Of Massachu'
sets, says OF It 81 consider 1t the best propa-
ration for its intended purposes"
BUCKINGlIAMS DYE FOR THE WHISPERS
This elegant preparation may be relied on to
change color OF the beard from gray or any
other undesirable shade, to brown or black, at
discretion. It Is easily applied, being in one
preparation, and quickly and onoctually pro
duces permanent color which viii neither rut
nor wash on,
Manufactured by
| II. =. HALL q CO., Nashua, N. ii
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medi
cine. 9TH jeSOdeodwlw
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APPRECIATION.

CuARLEsIowN, MASS, March 10, 1869.
II. r. STEVENS:
Thls Is to certify that have used your Blood
Preparation" VEGErlNE) in my family iOr
several years, ana thinK that, for sclotula or
CaukeTll5 llumurs or rheumatic affections, II
cannot be eNcrlled; and as blood purifier and
spring med cine, It. is the best thing | ever
used; ana h We used almost everything, |
can Cheeriu'ly recommend 10 TO any IN need Of
such medicine. Yours respectfully,
Mrs, n. A, DlNsMORE, 10 Russell st.
d9tSwlm
I'c9etiHe is So8 BY all Druggists.
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IMPNRTANT CAUTEON.

None are genuine unless the signature OF J
uAynoCK as agent for the United States, sur
rounds each box or Plus, and Ointment.
handsome reward VIII he given TO any one rem
derIng such Information as may lead to the de-
tsctlOn OF any party or parties cOunterfeltlng
the medicines or vending the sane, knowing
them TO be spurious.
IcyAY & Co New York, ana by all respectable
dTngJists ana dealers In medicine throughout
tne fviliZed world in boxes at 20 cents 62 cents
"a ~ rhere is considerable aying by taking
the larger sizes. ,,.,,,,,.u
N directions for the guidance OF patients
in every disorder are aflixed to erch box
Office l12 Liberty St., New York
oct II 'd&w y
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PREMIUMS

New Subscribers (applylng early for the year
1877 may have, without charge, the numbers
for the last quarter Of SO OF such periodicals.
as they may subscribe tor
Neither premiums 20 subscribers nor discount
TO clubs can be allowed unless the money Is rG-
mitted direct TO the publishers. No premiums
given to clubs
Circulars with further particulars may bt
had on application.
The Leonard Scott Publishing C0mpaHy
Al BARCLAY ST., NEW YORK. dtf
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pinint. Qi the iuag., the throat and tue
bronchial tubes, Is llales Honey Of Horc
hound and Tar Coughs and colds vanish as
y by mag under It's 500 hing, healing opera.
li0n. SOD ~ ali drug -lsts Ql61Swlm
PlhcS -hacht Drops cure In minute.
80 iiH; AA4OW AUuuI vCS C.lIic,
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John Cain, agent Of the Vermont iuu
tua and other companies. Siiice under
the town hall. d&w
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ncnnison's patent shipping Tags.

over 200 millions have teen used within the
past ten car, Without complain, OF loss by tag
becoming detached. All express companies
use IN. sold b. Printers and Statlyncis
everywhere.
GLOBE PAPER co, RUTLAND,
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SETH j. THOMAS,
Justice OF the Peace.
AnDIElHNAE. MAT & II G3N'a'.

ADDEE ECNAt SG4A Z 4 w I'm Il.
since the above statement was mace lave
been rapidly Improving In health. / have hal
fected from time to time with severe colds iu-
cidental to the sudden changes in our climate,
they have not been sufficient to bring on a re-
turn CT the disease. Ny general heal Ii has
been excellent. l have gained twenty live
pounds and consider myself entirely recovered
from disease that a year ago seemed likcly 10
totally UNDERMINE my constitution. Since last
February haYe consulted with great many
afflicted With Catarrh, and in hundreds Of cases
in wlich ,hGye sold II have never seen an in
sianCe licent to shak5 the confidence | feel
In SanfJIls Radical Crre Tor Catarrh.
OctO a &c, 1873 HkD, Z. DINSMORE.
Ia sogc ai, ~. sanford's Improy-
ed InAa 4 Tube, a. dlrecu ms for use
ir ''l y Pr!es Il o. = ga o 10y ,nta, an
Wholesale druggists, Gu.
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No medicine will 50 etfectually improve the
tone OF the stomach as these Pils; they remove
all acidity occasiohed either by intemperaucc
or improper diet. They reach the liver ana re-
duce il 10 he ellthY action they are wonder
fully enlcaclous IN cases OF spasm-n fact they
never fall In curing all disorders OF the liver
HJIGOWAY'S PILLS are the best known IN
ma world for the following diseases Aguc,
Asthma, Bilious Complaints, Blotches on the
Skin bowels Consumption, Debility, DrOpsy,
Dysentery EryslpelaS Female Irregularities,
Feyers OF ali kinds, FITS, Gout, Headache, lndl-
pesrion Inflammation, Jaundice, Liver Com
6inints' LumbagO, Piles, rheumatism, Retcn-
lion OF urine, scrofula or Kings Evil. Sore
Ihroat, stone AMI Gravel, Tic-DouloureuE
TuInors UulceTs, Worms OF all kinds, Weak
nesB from any cause, etN
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SUFFOLK, SIS. Feb. %, lsI5
Then personally appeared the said George f.
DlnsmOre, and made oath that the foregoing
statement by him subscribed Is true.
Before me-
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Ink Hotel

4 lLOsE by Bowdoin square, Boston open al
X night. Meals to urdC". No better room.
OF pcds. Sirgly or cn sui e.. - cents and SlOt
per day each person. |. NJ, SOUTHWICk, pro
ITletOr nlGlu
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EOLLOWAY'S Pills,
INJIJ
ssORDEEE OFT9E KIDNEYS

aAORDER ETE2E KIDNEYS.
In all diseases affecting these organs. whether
they seCTete too much or TOO little water; or
whether they be afflicted with stone or gravel
or with aches ana pains settled IN me l9lus
over the regions OF the kidneys, these rus
should be taken according TO the printed dlrtc-
lions and the Ointment should be well rubbed
into the small OF the back at ped time. THIS
treatment Will gyo almost Immediate rclel
when all other means have failed,
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NER. . y is

by TallyiDg the nervous FORCES, nave prove
has failed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-16
N0TIcE IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN THE DIsThItT COUNT OF THE
4 United stats 'or the Diet. Yet ~ N.vsds.-
In the ma tsr u EDWARD kussMAN, Hank.
u,t, in Bankruptcy Unit d ststrs q America.
District OF Nsv,ds. s-.. A warrant IN bank.
ruIsey has been issu.d By said Court sgslpst
the e.isis of kJwsrd kossD.n. of the city OF
viryinis. county oi ttIsy .rd ~ te Of Hsvsda,
10 taid distri,t, xho has been duly sdjndgtd
bsnkru on his own tiIcn: aud tbe
payment Of any drbts aid the deliver, of any
property belonging 20 raid baDhrup. 10 him
or 10 his use, and tie ifahsfrr of any Irop-
srty by him. arc forbidden hv Law. A mseii'e
o. the creditors of ,sid bspkr.It. 70 Irov his
deb's and chao.e ons OF more ansikn,es OF his
esiatr. wii DO held At Court of Ba. hrupiey.
10 b~ holden at Virginia. IN said district. on the
18Th day Of May, 4. u 1871. st O'Clock '. ~.
q the ofice OF 4. etrvther. oom No. 4 Z id
Fellow Build ns. rorbcr OF O and Smith
strecis. one Of the hesiitr. In bankruptcy "
said district.
AUGUSTUS ASH.
Cnit~d staiea Msrthsl ard Ms..tngsr IN
Bankruptey for pa,d District. n.yad
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And In scoordsrce with law. a,d an order of
the Bead " TI.s'ee-. made IN the 9Th dsv
OF tphi. ls:7. 20 many sl.Ares VI each
10 soli st puhIic auction. at the oiree Of the
Cohrany. Eocm 4. No t0i C.i'ornis street, san
Francisco, @ liio ria. on wEDN ESDAY. ths
sDth day II Nay, 1877. a. tho hour of2 O'Clock 2.
OF aid day. 10 pay raid delinquent asstssmsst
thereon together with costs oi ADVERTISING and
esp,nses Of sale.
d. A. JENNINGS. Secretary.
O1iee-Rcom 4. No. <Ot California street,
San Francisco. caliiorn,s. mi7td
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MINT GOLD AND sTLVGR MIN.

Il lNa cOMrANr.-Loeation OF principal
pare of business. san Francisco, California.
Location OF works, Virginia Mining Dihlrict,
Storey county. State Of Nevada.
= Noiice.-There are delinquent upon the fol.
.owing-deseribed stock. on account Of assess-
nenl tho. IN levied on the 6th day OF Ap,il.
1871. the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders. ~
follows:
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urNsnehAnm. heipinS - ".
orsensSsaI Hsibinr a %.
Trustees. ....stot.'sioo.. .so
Orecnebau ~. heibing 20.
Gresn-S.am. iisiSiIg & O..
toSs.. ..zu...sO :.
Grs.nehsnm. ielbins c..
Trustees s.................. .tssi. 20 =.
0rcensbsum. Helbing 4 ca.
Trustees. .....so'b.. .ss....o
Grcenebaum. ueibing Co.
Trp-i-<r. .................s .so!t. .io....7o.
Gresebanm. IIvIblng ca.
Trustees W.. .lO.. ~
Greueb,nn, Hslbins 4 Co.,.
Trastecs. .9soj ....o....io =.
Greenebsnni. Heibing Co.
Trustrs.--.......... .sSg.....o. ~ ..
Gre~beDanul. Heib'n; 4 Co.
Trustees ............ 80. .ssp. p.....e....io =.
Grrene,aum. Helbins 4 ca.
Trust e.. ................ .ssts... io....O =.
a~ecehaum. Helbing Co.,
Trustee. .Uoo.. ..b -
Grceneeznm. Heibins = e..
Ttus.etr........ .u<o.. .io....0
Gre-uebsum. Helblne %.
Trustees s............. .o'ss...ioo. .Vo -
Gre-n-haum. Helbirg Co.,. a.,
Trustees ...csVs.. p....so -
arrsnebsum. Hslbiss h Co..
Trustees es........... ..... .esuc. c....io.. 10 =.
0recaehaum. Helbins 4 %. -
Trusfsc-................ .bcoI. s..O.. .iV
Gardiner Hooker. Trus
tre- .....es''....io....-o -
0rsnebsum l. Il 20. Trus-
tees, bal. .cSso.. .iV. ...D &c
dreensbaum. Hslbine 20.
Trustees .......... ..... .ces1.. ..io....W &c
0reenshaum, hslbfng Co.,
Trus;eer............ ......oJoi....V....0 .'
a.esn- bsum. Hslbing 4 Go.
Tuseses... ................'fi<o.. i<o..''S....~ 80
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puLLIox MlxINa conrANY.-

san b ffsneiseo. Califo-nia.
Locailon OF works. uold Hin. storey county.
Nevada.
NosIcc. There are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock. on account OF assess'
m-nI mo. ,, levied On tho 9th day of April.
ISL. the several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective shareholder. ~ foi-
lows; a.
Nance. No. Certlt. sh>. ant.
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DIVIDEND NoTlcE

OFfioE OF rnE cAiivprNM INNING
~ Coapany. ssn rrsncisco. California. May
fih. is5I.-- { Q r,esing Il The " ard ot VI.
reetor VI the Above nansd Company. hsid
thi. uay. diviAr,.d mo. isI 81 Two Dclisrs per
,h.~ a ,,,S sas .. .%ss,ssss. psy.e:s % on Tas.6.y.
m, myio c.P. GORDON. SECRETARY.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
CAUTION.

WILLOW JACKET SILVER N NiN0
i Cofrrany. - Sale No. 2s.- The public 10
hsrsb, csut.onsd sgsinst purchasing the follow:
ing describsd stock of the Yellow Jaestt silver
Mining Company. q. tie came wss sold for
A,sessm.nt 80. 15, this eth day OF Msy, lsI7 !;
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LsoH's KAxzAaou nakss brsuuful. giossy,
lsxurisnt ksif; prevents its hlling out os turn.
ing gray. y kAa stood The tsst of forty ysars.
= eharntng1g psgfunsd, "a haa 10 nyas
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-01-23
Incident Of the Ashtabula Disas.
ter.

A story told by a gentleman from
Ashtabula, who was on the ground a
halt hour after the disaster, will be of
interest. A gentleman named Swift,
from North Adams, Mass., was seen
coolly walking out Of the ruins some
time after the accident. He wore silk
hat that looked as though it had just
come out of a bandbox, carried his
oyercoat slung over his arm, and had
his traveling-bag in his hand. He had
been knocked senseless by the tall, and
after lying short time revived, picked
up his baggage, found his hat and put it
on, and started for solid earth, after as
suring himself that his wife and child
had been taken from the wreck. He
found them all right, and as they had
given him up for dead the JOY of the re.
union can he imagined.-Bufalo Cour
fkfs r frti.tf.
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Power Of . Little chua.9 q, q

Yesterday afternoon two men engagea
in an angry dispute on the street, during
which one shook his .fist beneath, the
others nose, and appeared to have work
ed himself into fever-heat Of passion.
just then little girl; almost an infant,
who had been going by, bat stopped, ap.
parently paIalyzed by the mans fury,
moved quite close to him, and looking
up into his face inquired, s,sWhat makes
you SO tross, misterY"S II was SO unex.
pected that the man evidently. felt CON.
plete revolution, OF feeling. Gfadaslly
his countenance cleared, and finally was
lit up with d smile as be paaed eTilttle
peaeemaker's iIead. q and remarked as he
moved aways ignoring he'other uan,aIr
together. Il guess you're right, lille
pet."-Saa Francisco Post.
j FNa tfEH NNfHuNffa sifff ~ -uaf'.if4H al
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proprietor, and was constantly on hand
to offer Miss Eva Thousand nameless
attentions; and before the week was out
John declared that Sam was done for!
"Gone under completely" echoed
George with one of his dismal groans.
!: Hannah, singing Eva's praises com
mended Sans choice, and recommend
ed marriages TO all of them as the only
SOLDERING process she was acquainted
with. 1t is piece of advice, however,
that they did not appear inclined to fol
low, Notwithstanding Sans happy lot
with the pretty school mistress Of Hol.
lythorn. at ~
She often reminds her brother.in laws
of her unceremonious Introduction to q
snowdrift at the dead hour of night, and
they retaliate with the shower-bath given
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Sometimes what . dreamy far-away
picture Of the beautiful Had Been it calls
up in your memory, when you have loved
a fair young girl with all the fervor and
passionate ardor Of manly nature, when
your very soul has caught the inspifa-
ton of her presence, and her face has
been for you the realization Of all that
was tender and fair and pure, and when
the loss Of this prizss has syept,oysr
your heart like sirocc9 of agony, and
left,it dry and bitter and hard, ten, years
after to look over an alley fence when
hunting for your runaway boy, and see
her in the backyard of q corner grocsry,
with adraegled calico dress pinned, pp
over red flannel petticoat, mans hat
perched on her head, and stretching .
Tapping shirt over line,while she holds
two clothespins between her teeth.l
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Dress Huiln,aabullsI, il ! I


The bandsomest dresses which ,baye
been worn in Washington for two win.
ters past, and which we're Sieseribed kfth
Glow OF sadjectives rrthas wotld make
Noah Webster hang dis headsoyersthe
failure of his English Dictionary, we're
gotten up in: this city, and modeied on
the forms Of tine; fair weareIs, whose. yam
ity prompted them not to contrsdict the
next mornings dispatches that Mrs. BIS
dress was Worth's latest and scost el0, !.
600, when q few knew that IN mss Dens-
van or Nine. Soule could testify ,iu any
court that the dress had never been seen
or touched BY Worth or any .othef Pa.
risian modiste, and that the SO 600
dress cost just $3.50, and that the Lace
trimmings bad foamedoover the columns
of every newspaper represented in Wash.
ington from Maine to California, for the
last three years. This love OF fraucd.
lent display is a weakness OF tie average
society woman in W ashingtou ---G Ghica.
goJou,nafs KashiaqtoatLe yrs .sa