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6. s. &uufe1's Bitter mine ~
cfrpnS

Srpn~.
IS lit fein Gan %befannt, no 9. 8. 8unfepS
Bitter !. @iien . Wein" bic @trfung periagt
bate bel ber 9eiluug bon Shfpdhe, beslei.
tet nit Gbmpto11en, iuie Sdeu Dor allen
Gnitrensunsen, @ebd6tnibperluft, Nfbma,
allgemeiner Gnttrdftuns, Gurdt Dor Rrant'
belt, nerpoiem i3ittern, @rauen Dor benz
3ope, Nadtidtpeiben, talten Giiben, Ibnahne
bes Imgenlidtes, Grihlafung bes Wiusfel'
Spltenls, enormem Mppetit NIT bnspepttiten
Spmptomen, heiben Sdaoen, Htesenoer 3ibe,
Srodenbeit Der 9aut, Bldiie ulo Iusihlcg
bes @efihts, uerborbenem Blut, ShmerSen
I'M 8idea, SApere Der Iugenlieber, 9awe.
ben lhmar3er Bunfte boz ben In9en NIT Nrt'
lhrang oes VluteS 9e9en ben 9ebneruen uno
aeitipeillger Sliuobeit, numoslibfeit bic Sc
itanten auf elueu Yuntt su ftriren. Nue oiefe
iSpmptomen entiprinsen aus Sdtpdhe nnb
gu ibrer Selling bient 9. s. 8unfeps ~Sit'
tersGliensWein". ST tbut trnnler feline Wlr'
lung. Sanienbe, bic ibn gebrauht baben,
iinb jest mieoer i'm 8eiit ibrer pollen &C.
iunohelt. Nebmt ben dtten! @irb p%erfarft
nur i'll 81 5laiden. Ib.r nebmt ieinen on.
bern oils ben BON 6. s. 3unfel! Nrast mad
funtepS Bitter tieu.@ ein". Gr 1T bon
10 pielen Yerloneu aus ieber Shibte Der &C.
ieuihaft, BON Yerlonen iebes 2tanbes unb
Nlters erprobt woroen, oab er iett als uu'
entbebrltde, toniihe Wiebisin gilt. Ct fotet
nldt piel, reinist baS 8lut, itdrft ben Wfaseu,
erneuert oaS Spfem unb p~erldngert baS Sc
ben.
SD uerlause MIR, bab man eiuen gerfuh
nit oteiem b0dit 1hasbaren Eonif made.
Yrels 81 per SlafAe. Maeiuiser Gisentbtmer
y. s. $unfel, $50. 259 9iorb Neunte Ctr,
unterbalb 8ineitr., philadelphia, ga. Srast
nod &uufePs r8itter Wine Of Sron" uno
nebmt feinen aubereu. Cine photographic
oes Gisentbiimers 1T auf iebem umldlag
aae anoern ftno Bdlihungen. 9iitet Gut,
Dor iolfen! 2a6t @uA bon Guren Ipotbe'
fern teluen auoeru aufbdnsen, als ben BON
&unfel! Sbr mibt, lpie er auSfehen muB.
Sbr f0nnt 6 6laiden fir SIS betommen. Ser'
tnbt's einmal.
Der Sanbmurm ~1ebenbie abses
trieben.
aopf uuo Nues sebt ab, poradsbis in 2
Stunoen. &eule S~esabluua, ebe Der Sop
paiiirt. Nuh Sit., gaoel. nnb Wagen'
miirmer fperoen pertrieben BON Or. Runtel,
259 Noro Neuute Ctr. Mustunft fret. Or.
&unfel 1T Der ein5ise lr3t Oes 2anoss, Der
erfolgreth III Der Bertreibung bon 8irmern
lift /; 'ein @urm'S prup lit gut gu nehmeu,
unb BARI DOH &tnbern, 10 gut wie bon @r'
rpahienen, eingeuonms1 wsrben. Shldt
nm etn Girfular ober uerlangt cine Slaihe
bon &unfels Wurm . eprup III Der natlien
4potbefe. Yreis 81 bic Tlaihe. Gr tbut
unfeblbar felne Wirfuna.
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Ser selbita,oro tit Ntaeara 0aas.

leber ben Dor siniseu Tasen beri9teten
Sclbfmorb in Niagarafaas fhreibt bic
uNiasarafaus @a3ette":
,Nm Monta9 Wittag Tim elm Grember,
anideiueno rs Sabre alt, ountel sefleioet, nit
idmaraem Sblappbut unb traunem ueber
3ieber, 9lattem @ei9t nit Mnsnabme zines
brGunlib rothen SGnurrbartS, an oas untere
lbor beS YroIpectparfS, be3ablte baS Gin.
trittsgelb uno ihlenoerte beW ufsr entlane
bic 3u elmer SteQe unterhalb Der Wtinoung
oes Sale STAGE. Sin Wnsefsqter bes
YarfS lief linn nod. nm ibm bic i96nf.n
ausiidtspunfte 3u 3eigen, feine Wufmertiam.
felt muroe aber fir e,nsn Iugenblid OUT
etpas Mnberes selenft. Gls er mieoer nah
Dem Srembsn fih umblidte, lab sr, oaB Die.
Ter mad ben Stromihneuen biuaus.
gins. @r rief ibm iofort gu: Sic Narr,
tommen Sie 3uriid, ODER Ste mersen ben
6aG binabseriien." Als Nntmort auf bieien
8arnuueSrnf mari iih Der Sremoe pormdrtS
auis @siibt unb trisb munte benz &anos
oeS Tanes 3u. @eraoe unterhalb Der Stele,
100 er in bic Stromidnelen biueinselaufsu,
mar elm fleiner Wa6erfurB, tber pel4sn er
b'nmsssefabrt pnroe, worauf G fur einen
Gusenolid inter benz Wafer oerldmano.
4ls er mieoer auftau1te, mar ietn Sopf IN,
bsosdt unb einen Au9eubl,d ipdter faBte sr
in ben Stromidneqen feiten BuB II ftano
aufredt in benz lhdumenoen WaGsr, bas
thm bis on bic 0enoe1 reifte.
Der Yarteiener It,tdeu bate mittlermeile
Yrolpsct Yoint. bic @de uumittelbar ober.
balb bes Sales, erreiht, pobin er in Der
9ofinung 9se,lt mar, ben Wann erfaFsn
au iounen. Der 6remoe erblidte Wit.
bsI unb onrhidaIte alsbal6 bsien Mbfi6t,
OsHn er lief iid iofort wieoer ins $3.50 hsrab.
lhpamm fraftia meiter bonn ufsr btnmse
unb crrsi6te cine iolds @utfsrnuns bonn ufer,
bab feline Heoe nlebr oaucn iein fonnte, ibm
Sulfe an Ieiften. @erabe ole er ben Hanb
oes M~b9runbeS errei1te. ridtste er ii1 nod.
mails aui. ihlug bic 9dnbe iiber benz &opfe
ine,nanber uuo muroe IN ben Ib9runb binab.
ssfabrt, mo er ipurlos oerihpano. Om9el6.
II nod nidt aufssfuuosn unb ss 1T 3meifel.
baft, oh lie iemals aufsefunben miro.
Man bot nod f~einerlei Spur beSii9li1 Der
9sriunit uno YeriOn bss Gremben. Wan
oermntbet, oaB er NIT benz Wfor9ensus BON
lslpilton fam. Dieieni9en, wslde ibn iaben,
iagen, 6ab er bas Musfeben etnsS gan3 MID.
tsrnen nnb usrndnitissn Mannes sebabt
babe"
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Maiber Mbsam9. s Msat a:. IT,
- Snr IL ,u,

Mstnten unb Dertauferl
3snrp aDarp NseGsr's Samtlitn. Bsisuns tritt ibre
5erbf-S ailsn an unp 8iebt tbTen Abpnnsnten jwei Der
sr6Bsn uno i&Sufsu Sleoarapbtsen. jwet dubsrt in.
j~tsbenben yilesrn, welHe ,pIprt Npsan8 hnpsu. non uirs.
Nnpsrfsn. ais Vsesutude iu tprsm Wide awake" unp
Fast asleep. Mgenteu babea tn,meuiea @rtpls !; 70 NJ
bic beht tmGls eebplsue Weltseabett fur tt. 2btr llsfssu
pn lst&tsata uap l&pnten WtstIu, 81 eaentanp unp be.
iatltn isbr peps 9OmmiiHpn. .Ssp,r trueste essr atus
ltter Nprratp su ausenblIdlt&er ysrHnbuns ,prbaapsn.
DIE Deitans isltt fept uattr Bantliea .Seurnalsn sbus
tbres Vlei&en ba, une IT 10 popular, baB fe bic srpfte
Serbreitun9 tn Der xSelt bat! Das beRe ittsrariide
Talent mtrb Serrenpet. Gpwarp @eslfapn's 9rjabluna
fanet errape an; ete frubsren Tapttel usrbsn ben Mbpus
nenten s~elisftrt. AIRS. Stpwe's Iaaaerfepnts Gplae aut
My wife and T., be8innt NIT BEN neusn SABRE. Sir.
senb Ssmsup. Der eta eatts 6aldr pber Elm uaabtan tsts
Vef&a Ait maniGt, iputf fur GireuIare unb prsisliae I'D
psaseu an 3. y. 1ore v. &c.. Nsp Bort SNiApt
~ 4. ss s%ssssis sas''''''9l ssnteu perIanst.
, 1877-03-27

8 ftunbn iel mirb uno murhe tdalid)
periuht, a1bere Wtittel on Ylas BON 81
81 II q. &0ni9's 8 a mburaer~~8ru It.
einSuiibren, bod fe brin9etl es aitt
fertia, benin iper einmal bieies nirfiane Seil-
mittel perludt bat, lift nidt geionnen. ettpas
anoere8 Su rtSfiren.
, 1877-03-27
9Ao<bHA 8tsasrA


teraual ID i, bt etnesnn Iutuati&en Stable mt BEN faD
satefesbarea Derlansen ~ aSen, barakItdi ~ nstmes
asl iaae& bur& bs 9ur&t Sassn ansset&lshsa. ~ faa
hab lea 0esuGe t41t1 u1b f&es fns&tbArt S&mu1es
4m Gae 1auiasnoEea, ~ n hnnn tbIu aasss. eets q.
wAS u tAsan fnsa. 81 anIlt "a Dtsyert4u I'd felbt
sai tttHe eas,e umsetuHe. DIT lIa6lt&s 0t>tlt&tni
g 4stnn .tss st4s lsasa asss!a, ss eessls 3ass
DevntHen. nj ~ eetea tbn dat Eat n nab fslbt u
RxA4tx thn Mehn, at&t fdtes tss 0ussdesss MI b
nay nn G~dIemsstA Tia UAsuu -
, 1877-03-27

Sn M III wautee, Wis., fdut bic
beutihe Yrefe Id arf iiber bic befannte Comb.
] retts 2tna W o Bmann Der, neil oieie
, 1877-03-27
50 Nrpsemt.

@L~~ Meenten %uerIan9t. Cute Uele9em9elt, Uelb
2Utt. au perOlenen Iur &eutt, pelne IYre ,3elt ooer
elueN &Dell papph Dem Strtauf unlerer
25ee| orten ,plonlen. Glberale GprlnlllllDnell. Sdrelbi
nap Oen Seoln9ui9en. ". y. Sos oo45. Greal
American Aesa co., 81 unO IS Yelep StraBe,
9telp Yprt. 4lp26plt
, 1877-03-27

Ie1eAs Dassn BE fHredft4ea e&mesaaa easbali4
xd&e biee 9ranfttit NIT I'D krtnst. peaa h BEN Sod
Af& Bttters" tin 5elmitt.l setstta wtrb, No. Stber lttd
ulansen taani g 1nbnt te e4meritx tsfert uut ID
krtsesttem 0ebrau&t wire Ia pattsnt Ssn gDede n
slstt IA. Eeu{txbe fesnex tn Xaa. an vI&ea ts ynas
Ak ssstn btefw SsnbutGss 8dlRttd y ss5ses4sA
, 1877-03-27

vsAs@

Waters. E9aIaANsSa enthetea ass srlsrbsntm olsA
Gtsea sltf. Sranttttttu n ,S&webtf4 8ttters" bas rtrS
GMfs e4uSntttd, pdl q hr btRe 1lutretxiser Il, IA
" sttst. hstr pIrb br 0tbraaA " fSdt sber ai&t etnas
6&asIaaNhe nab aaiet NIT 0tsbn sefbuubsxe &ranI
iatsn aastreAex, sanH mus btr 0tbrena fsfsrt dneN
keat Srbea, 10 4rsnttdtu In tefen 6tGetnn dne %
tas Ds$Axifsxt ufsrbux.
, 1877-03-27

Du Raeea n bt stsg, soerffAtts ID &btYsrs. tDss
ln rbdIt has sauis SsRea Natrans unb -&rah. DenS
NJ Masen Sab anber' vnbaaaassprsaxs na&laatn, tks
ssAe Etxtssett IN entuidels. mus br saHae 9Srser IA
t<n. De frAnibettu. rsIds avs SeaSrtr Gt6tie!ett b.
nSAaxxaSesreans nsaettl, Hxt serf@tebeues III, aba
~ 8sRytarfsAs Ndb. tnmn ttefeIts. DID Ii ia
Esani. ssbu ~ Se9vtbtfA Dttsrs," " y aIs etis.
AseSattd strfs, Re 8srtaIunessrlaae rtetH aAS IN
sasals ak1tssttt hsrasut. + vide &renitehs tdIt. ~
lsfAesess ssn, stfAia1es Rstss bsA. Ots ssssa
RepSst1 bdenleu .rs.4 fh
o&Utnbfuda
nj aHs aabeu exneeRhaafbatea sntsteta etsn 70 q
sss ettrunsen hu Masentbattsiett. as hur& .rbIt&
&alses sbr tsftss Grtdltuns. Wenu bic 6pstle nt&
1sstsrtl st1esust uae Der Rsrgsr tn 5o!st sshtn nt&t BIN
txIeli9 ruxbrt wirb, Mue &~buasuuns etntresa xuA
Z! aa4sda!s esasn sr!tsst bon last.hss dual aas
~ MID h oaraAt Mme. Dk t,rahmtsasn Nsrvtt
seas II Gdae ssn e&msutfu&t in ben nhta 6tabitn H.
AAslda. rt&tea stus ansnatms ttrt 0afmsrilanitit ~
u asf ~ 1sexltssns Va UreaaunsssreaaI tamtt w
efdfea, ntlAt Au patest ~ I'd utmut. TN nt&t fru@t
" 0ef4wuts stsxrfa&ea nRb at&t has& btu Rtrpss 10
IN ass tn entseeu .sar idas .su IN sisatsss esh
nssA Sst f&le&ts RSbsass " bs<tA. ff
, 1877-03-27

lin maBloI.r Gtteltsit unb St~lbfibetiGds.
una" F9 bic &ritit ibrer Bfbnenlettungen
perbeten bat.
, 1877-03-27

\ Ane Va xnSta6fdttfsx &raalssttea. ts1ea >as ~ j..
f&tnSef&le&t untsrvprf.a n, unb ldbn nsmeuti&1 ~
nea lArAn. Die urie&e1, w<lAe skfu f&redlt@eT b.
Saabixasssek ns6 tmxu stdats (aa, almltd ,sts
betd 6t&rtxassRttd tAs Rr1eniyReA. ~ d Aax,
sAsSsraaas nab laeur4 ben saujen xssYu " tf6 HNL
D6S .S&uehtfA 6tttes~ fept xauret&t - az x.&r.
haaasnittl I'd I'm sbea anxbntsa kranlhntn anb I'd
Easftabea w otfsnsRet nradsssebea, pel&e f&sa 10
yAs ypttfdten X wiebsr 0upe en- esbea " anbe1.
Rtssesoef1lsesnbstt.
, 1877-03-27
G1menif1 8itters.

D. aett ~ ytssesntut Sapsea eys4tdss ia puaA
~ f&uebtf4u 4rtt td ttn wtRenf& offIt&tn 8srfAnse
Ud4e a fea auf aaen IbdIn br Crit Gnfen4e, he =
uAIaee 3etls&tt StwiEu &rfute xnt W. estssd haA
~ Ma - <anpttteanAtksk ~
, 1877-03-27
Railways Ready Relief,
Tieber urb falteS Tieber.

Sieber unb WeHFs!n1,eber fir 50 Gents iurirt. 81
ai:bt tein beil,nittel IL Der Wslt. ,utlfes 6isber uni
Webielfieber unb az i~pniti9en perlpanbt.n Qranfbei.
ten. Gauen., Ghar{a&s. tppb5its., eeIh,s NIB ion.
itiee Gisber (o.nen bkrtb Waoisop's piQea abceJ olfei,
ipirb) 10 raid beieitist ais sNISUos'S Walse nhtefi~
10 Qeuts Der fsl0tQs.
, 1877-03-27

fxs unsetlysns 9rsnsRutra axt be nnhintfAs DeIsaA.
!uns b~rlettn hnu nteaais ~ frat tessnnen wsrSen.
ssNas steraaas - Sa.sbi4a Dttters~ lesax mad -
0~xptttune xue w Iettt 6yur la sbeneenaantsa III
rtrs snf&winbss. ttn Pettentss VII ssfsbl4r 81
ssafdnstss 0slaalbttt ,urddststtea ssS kSss X kt>ss
estutat asat I'D tAlA pte.n ds, III -
, 1877-03-27

HeSsyaens Dtxt n III 3GxYtsfaAs ~ o&G1saAen
ssl ksar dkltafts &fsnlptttan. rrr.. ,
~awtausfAI6sa.
SteAteA gissn...>ssA nssteus uiosa>as Aseb
eetn. N"'t A.U ct. '. vi ga
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b y ps>u nss6e5la. M sa>os atsaanQs -
txa sslf4IisSliA tteett ~
, 1877-03-27

vuhses, sd4s ~ SslamN 9bfaRruaesatad IN
eQablt&e 8slsH Tesnb ssr &rt vinf&tn. sattx din
bsyytItt DpN ID r6&weaf4 Dtttet" aehmen. q 4
en ssQipmnsta and y lt4s GllatsaeenHsd nj LE
sualrdAs su>sa ~ 4tA44t sM
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-09-28


Among the discoveries made by
Col. Rawlingson, in the excavations
of Babylon, was Nebuehadnezzar's
hunting diary, with notes, and here
and there a portrait of his dogs,
sketched by himself, with his name
under it. He mentions in it as hay
ing been Ill; and while he was deli
rious he thought he had been out to
Craze ike the beasts of the field. Is
not this a wonderful cOrroboratloD
of Scriptureg RawlinsOn also found
a not of preserves, in an excellent
state. and gave some TO Queen VIC
+or;s to taste. How little Nebu-
cbadnezzar's cook dreamed when
making them that twenty-five cen
turtles after the Queen Of England
would eat some of the identical pre-
serves that figured at his masters
tablet National Repository.
The following touching little in
cident actually. occurred. One day
Bridget came to her mistress in
great distress of mind. "Oh!
men," says she, "my fathers dyin',
jist. It's breathin' his last, he is, in
New York, and no money to pay for
the last sacrament and the masses
for his soul. Could you lind me
twenty dollars, mem, on me wages,
to send before the breath's out of
the body, poor ould man?" The
money was kindly furnished and
sent forthwith. A week afterward
the lady came into the kitchen, and
there was Bridget crying as if her
heart would break. Great tears
streamed down her cheeks, and
great sobs shook her honest should
ers. "Why, Bridget, what in the
world is the matter?" said the mis-
tress. "Oh, mem, would you be,
lieve it? That ould divil never died
at all. l sint the twinty dollars
for the last sacrament and the mas
ses and all. in fine style, mem, so the
ould crater could die like a gentle
men. an that mint he turned and
got betther, and now he'll take the |
money and GIT drunk wild it. Oh,
worrah! worrah! As long as he
lives he'll never be so well fixed for
dyin' agin!'
Society in America is be-
coming Frenchy. II is getting to
be that married ladies firt more and
have more gentlemen admirers than
the young ladies. Young men say
that they dare not talk to the young
ladies for fear they will be expected
to marry them, and they really
couldn't sacrifice themselves to that
extent.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-09-28
Political Collie.

That certain persons are capable
of exercising a sort of magnetic in
fuence over others, is scientific
proposition that has been settled for
some time, but it was only recently
discovered that disastrous effects up
OH the human system might be pro
duced by bringing opposite political
conditions in contact. The glory of
this scientific discovery belongs to
Menasha. Not long ago, Hon. E.
L. Brown, a prominent Republican,
and Hon. Myron Reed, prominent
Democrat, both of the poetic village
of Waupaca, arrived together at the
"National," in this city, to spend
the night. In order to execute
their devotional exercises on the CO.
operative plan, both decided to oc-
cupy one bed. Their social rela-
tions were harmonious, but their bo-
litical conditions were hostile and
Brown, being endowed with the
greatest amount of electricity, had
the advantage. Towards morning
Reed was suddenly tied in sailors
knot with collie. He called for all
the doctors named in the Bible and
tried TO kick out the transom, but
couldn't get relief until Brown left
the room, when he quieted down.
They tried to get some more sleep
but it was of no use. 1t didn't ap-
pear quite certain just what the ma
ture of the cause was until a few
nights later, Brown tried to sleep
with another Democrat, but with
the same result. In the last in
stance the attack was so severe that
the Democrat had to have one of
Jackson's speeches pasted on his
stomach for two hours before the
cramps were untwisted. In giving
this important scientific discovery
to the world we are only actuated |
by the desire to advance the inter
ests of science, and not by any sor-
did ambition for fame which pass
eth away, we are told. Press.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-09-28
Free Advertisers.

"Good-natured editing" says
some wise man, "spoils half the
papers in the United States" Yea,
verify. "WiIl you please publish
the poetry | send,'' says one. dts
nv first efforts" and some crude
lines 90 IN to encourage budding
genius. ''Our church is in great
peril" says another; "will you pub
iish our plea?" and long, dolorous
plea is inserted. "My father took
your paper for twenty years, +" writes
another; 81 think you ought to pub
lish these resolutions passed by the
session of Big Brake Church when
he died" and in go resolutions of
no interest to a majority of the read
ers. 81 am particularly anxions that
the views l present should go before
the church this week." and out 90 a
covey of small, pithy contributions
TO make room for three columns
from a pomderous D. D. 'There is
an immediate necessity for the ex
posure of one who is a bitter enemy
to the TRUTH" writes another as he
sends an attack upon an antagonist
which will fill an entire page. 81
am about to publish book, denti-
flying the great image of brass, iron
and clay, and l would be Obliged
to you to publish the advance sheets
of the fifth chapter, which l here
with inclose to you" "Why do
you not publish in full Rs
great speech in the General Assem-
bly,? 1t would increase your circu-
lation largely" eff you will publish
the SERMON | transmit to you | will
take eight extra copies. The church
must be aroused on the subject of
foreign MISSIONS" says a pastor as
he forwards the half of last Sab
baths sermon. And the ladies'
bless their sweet smiles and sweet
voices!-the good-natured editor
surrenders to them at once, and they
90 away happy, utterly unconscious
that they have helped to spoil the
paper.
Philadelphia Presbyterian.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-09-28
The Hunted FOXs

The following anecdote is vouched
for by "a Scottish clergyman, nephew
of the old lady who befriended poor
Reynard:
Many stories have been told to IL
lustrate the extraordinary sagacity,
or what is commonly, but l think
unfairly, called the cunning of the
fox. The singular shifts and de-
vices resorted to by that clever ami
NAL to fling the hounds in pursuit
of him off the scent or to escape
their fury, have often excited nv
admiration, and l confess that in
reading the details of a fox chase
my sympathy always goes with the
pursued, not with the pursuers.
There is one anecdote of a fox
saving his life by bold and happy
stroke, which l know to be perfect
ly authentic, and have much pleas
ure in now putting ON record. One
day, during the hunting season, a
lady was sitting in the dining room
of an old mansion house in the
southwest of Scotland, when she
suddenly heard the sound of hounds
and horn, and perceived that the
chase was passing not far from her
door. In a few minutes she was
startled by the crash of a broken
pane i'll a section of the bow window
near which she was sitting. Look
ing around she saw that the damage
had not been done by any stone or
ball that had struck the glass, but by
the hunted fox, which had thus
Sade desperate dash for his safe
ty. Reynard was in the room, per
fectly worn out with fatigue, and
seemed piteOus to implore protect
ion. The lady of the mansion
would not have been a woman had
she not sheltered the poor animal
who had flung himself upon her
mercy. She instantly opened a
wall-press in the room, and, as she
pointed to the bottom Of it, the fox
entered and allowed himself to be
securely shut in. The shutter was
closed upon the broken pane, and
few hounds that appeared in front
of the house, after running suspici-
ously about for little, were called
off to join the pack. The lady from
her window had the satisfaction of
seeing the huntsmen at some dis
tance digging away for half an hour
at covered drain in which they
the fox mad taken refuge,
and through which he had probably
passed. After their fruitless search
i'the field" went off disappointed,
having had capital rum. but lost
their fox. Meanwhile ''the villain,"
as some of the sportsmen called
him, lay safe in his snug quarters.
He was allowed to remain in the
house all night, and in the morning
he was offered by his kind protector
4 good breakfast of porridge and
milk, of which he heartily partook.
The worthy Scotch lady, in telling
he story, used to conclude by say
ng that when the fox had finished
his breakfast, she waggit his tail
and gaed his ways" ."-LeiSatre Hour.
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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-09-28

Hes man after my own heart,
pa" said julia, reverting TO Charles
Augustus. "Nonsense, replied old
practical, "he's man after the mon
ey your uncle left you" And then
all was silent.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-09-28
Remarkable Letter,
From a Gentleman Known and Hon
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Messrs. WEEKS & Potter wholesale Druggists
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Last fall the disease had arrived at that state that
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WEEKS & POTTER, General Agents and Whole
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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-09-28

A gentleman not unknown In liter
airy circles was present at one of the
Pope's receptions. The holy father
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Protestant?' 'Holy Father" re-
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heartily, and moved on to some one
else.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-09-28
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